Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 325, 30 September 1910 — Page 8

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Fedsrej HcsKh Facilities Are Inadequate to Deal with the Plague. TOURISTS WAY BRING IT ' " essaessis ORIAD OltlAtC It NOW WAGING . IN VARIOUS PARTS OF EUROPE DANGER PROM HEALTHY AMERICANS.

(American Nws Service.)

Washington, Sept. 30. The spread of Asiatic cholera from Russia, where

0.000 cases are reported. Into Cer

many and other countries of Europe,

baa caused the government to re

double the precautions taken at the

port of New York, and has again dl

rected attention to the Inadequacy of our national facilities for combatting

an assault of cholera or plague

The port doctors are able to exclude any person showing smyptoms of

cholera, but the real danger Is from

healthy Americans, returning from

abroad, and from robust Immigrants,

who easily pass the quarantine, but who may, nevertheless, carry enough

cholera germs In their bodies to pol

lute the rivers of a whole state.

' "Excretions during an epidemic or

among persons coming from an Infect

ed region are dangerous, says Pro

fessor Chantemesse. of the French

Academy of Medicine In a dispatch

regarding the outbreak In Europe, "These excretions contain specific ml

crobes In large quantities. They may contaminate wells and springs. Whole riven may become contaminated in

tbia way, and 'When, by any means,

this polluted water finds Itself In the digestive tube, the cholera microbe

finds a new home and multiplies." . What Roosevelt Said. The possibility of an act by con

grass at tbn next session to give better protection against an outbreak of aa epidemic In this country by stopping the pollution of Interstate waterways la which excretions are dumped is foreshadowed by the recent remarks of Col. Roosevelt In speaking of

putting' sewage into the Great Lakes:

"We claim to be a civilized people,

California was finally declared. by the official of the public health and marine hospital ' service at Washington,

but this resulted In activities on the

part of the California commercial In

terests to have the marine hospital service suppressed through the secretary of the treasury. In which department the public health : and marine hospital service. Is now - placed. A false' case was proved, so Senator Ow

en says, and it was made to temporarily stand as the truth before the country furnishing evidence and "proving that there was no bubonic

plague in San Francisco. In actual fact, however, bubonic plague was fhere In sober truth, as has since been proven. ' .

. The point Senator Owen emphasizes is that this bureau of public health, the public health and marine hospital

service, was not strong enough to stand up against the power of a state

demanding that its commerce should not be Interfered with by publishing of the full tri'th of the presence of the pi a g life to warn people against It. Commercialism triumphed over the interests of the public health because the agencies of the public health were too weak. Senator Owea believes, therefore, that the public health and marine hospital service should be taken out of the department of the treasury, and put la a department devoted to healt'j subjects, co-ordinating In this department all the ether existing health agencies of the government

onooKins SAYS IT . 17AS AIIARD TRIP Daring Aviator? Teils of His Flight from Chicago to . Springfield, III.

New crop figs, celved at Price'a.

very fine. Just re-

TOME CRANK ACID AFTER A CAROUSE HE DIED III SHED (Continued From Page One.)

town, to get whiskey and gradually got himself In such a condition he could resist nothing. He undoubtedly knew what he was doing when he. drank the acid, however."

TO LEAVE E

COM

The Rev. Barton, pastor of the Methodist church at Economy, has accepted a charge in Oklahoma and will

and civilized people ought to know leave.soon for that place. The change

how to dispose of the sewsge In some

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'her way than putting It Into th

!th the State and the Nation to put a papleto atop to the pollution of the eat Lakes, action by the State so r as our own boundary Is concerned, Id action by the .Nation, because W states besides our own are Inter-

-Dr. Chas. 8. . Braddock,'. formerly lief medical Inspector for the Royal ?mese , Government at Bangkok. Sere ha had extensive experience fbting cholera, has said regarding cholera menace: ("When we can control the food and iter aupply and secure reasonable Inltary conditions, wonderful results I to prevention are obtained.

Cubenlo Planus Ptartd.

,3ut Dr. Braddock further states:

"la my opinion we ' need not fear

lega so much as ' bubonic plague.

ice the prevention of the latter dls-

'se Is far more difficult to attain." According to Senator Owen, who In-

educed Into the senate the national Apartment of health bill, one of Jjoee functions shall be the suppres-

pn of bubonic plague and similar jtlonal menaces. rThe most dangerous epidemic

,own to the world has been the bu-

ilc plague, a germ disease capable

almost explosive epidemic.

'After an Incubation of from four

even days with headache, vertigo

mental depression there comes

chin, a raging fever, great prostra-

occasional vomiting of bile and

the glands In the neck, under

arms, at the elbows, in the groins,

f1er the knees, all over the body,

me red and swollen, tender, and

Iremely painful. They turn dark.

ne filled with pus. If not opened.

rst spontaneously. The disease is

netlmea attended with abscesses,

la and carbuncles. About this time

agony of life and the sting of

tth are both overcome by a mercl-'t

unronsciousneis. ana ue mass 01 1

ian puiria nesn ceases 10 oreatne

the heart Is stilled.

fThls was the 'black death of Lon-

killing about 70.000 people with

dible speed a thonsand dying a

At Marseilles 87.000 died; 200.-

In Moscow.

fit la the most dreaded and danger-

of all International epidemics. In Bombay outbreak, of 220.000 cases

1,000 deaths occurred.

Rats Are Infected. .

J'The bubonic nlarue la now amonc

O rats and ground squirrels of the

feinc coast." Senator Owen further tee. His bill, which will be reportagain at the next session, aims to Jng under one department, for econay and efficiency, the various health ancles of the government When the bubonic plague broke out I San Francisco In 1900. the city .oard of health quarantined the Chiase district, says Senator Owen. The Jolted States circuit Judge, on June 3th. 1900., Influenced by the commerlal spirit of San Francisco, declared ae city quarantine Illegal. I Bubonic plague was then (1900) on)r In the city.. Not having been prop

erly suppressed, it Is now , scattered 1

)ver the Pacific , coast at point a honaand miles apart, and Is requiring normous same of money In the at,iempt to stamp It out "It has not been

atxrspcd out" aays Senator Owen,

zt la cow endemic and spreading

t rcra C I&ractloa of ground aqnlr

, r e - , Tssift awiatleftMeiYlw is.

t A trti cCsr gal (?read the germs ' rX la rr tccly, congested centers 1 -iils rxzxltJ that may starser

was necessitated owing to climatic conditions. The Rev. Barton and his wife were very popular in Economy and have built up the Methodist church to one of the best of. the smaller churches In the North Indiana M. E. conference.

Impudent. He 80 you luit ou breaking off the engagemeut? She Mont decidedly. What do yon take me for? He Oh. about forty. Better think It over: It may be your last chance. Exchange.

IFriobie Collars,

The Frisco Made in' 3 heidhia and M

sizas for 'particular' man.

oit J equaJJy well on colt or siilT Doaom shirts. FKisom, coon&o.

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POR SALE IN RICHMOND BY W. P. HAUGHT0N

We cannot sell a better furnace, a better heating plant than any ether, we'd rather not sell you

any.

PILGRIM Furnace Co.

529 Main St Phone 1390

714 to 720 8. 9th. Phone 1685

MADE NEW WORLD RECORD

AND INCIDENTALLY WON PURSE

OF $10,000 WHICH HAD BEEN OFFERED BY A NEWSPAPER IN

CHICAGO.

(American News Service.) '

Springfield. Ill, Sept. 30. After es

tablishing a new world's record for a continuous aeroplane Journey. Walter

K. Brookins, standing beside his aeroplane at Springfield today described sensations he experienced on his 1S7

mile flight from Chicago to Spring

field, which won for. him a $10,000

cash prize and world wide fame as

the greatest of aviators. As the dar

ing youth talked, he was preparing

the big Wright biplane for exhibition flights to be rp?.de here today.

"It was nn awful trip. he said, "but

I'd do it again. It was one long battle with the wind, with never a letup. Often the machine was jumping up and down to such an extent that I had a hard time keeping it balanced. . I never had any trouble all the way. I could easily tell my route and it was a

snap to keep the train in view. I wish I could have had the wind to my back. I could have made some real time

yesterday. The mechanism of the bi

plane worked all right all the time.

"Had I been able to carry sufficient

fuel and oil, I could have accomplish

ed a really continuous flight with ease.

Brookins . flight gave him a clear

right to the title of world's greatest aviator.- He surpassed by seven miles the former world's distance record, 180 miles, made by Lou's Paulhan on April , 28, J.910, when he flew from London to Manchester.

Wilbur Wright was rubbing his

hands- gleefully at Springfield.

"There isn't much to say," said Mr.

Wright in discussing the flight

Brookins made the distance, as we

believed he would from the .start. The way to do these things Is to act and not talk about them. Our biplane did the work." . '

STATE FAIR OPEIIED

Springfield.' HI, Sept 30-r-Wlth ev

ery available foot of space occupied by

exhibits the annual Illinois State Fair opened today and will continue during

the next ten days. Horse racing, automobile speed contests, : aeroplane

flights and speeches by William J. Bryan. Governor Deneen ud others of note are included In' the programme of special attractions.

(Bla ntietto

Just received a new . line of Blankets made of the best material on the market Call and see us before you buy and examine our line of blankets. We guarantee satisfaction in both QUALITY and PRICE.

KILLER'S HAntJEGG

QUALITY LEATHER GOODS ' S27 Main St .

a healthl P0WDB?J y,our L' i teeth. 8r52!!22!5&i' ff reliable J" -

JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD V " : OF Bex Cement

One of the Best Portland sA Cements on the Market ; Ui C. Bnllerdiek & Son t 525 South 5th St Phone 1235

POST CARD COUPON

Clip this Coupon and. bring it to

: one of the Quigley Drug Stores with 10 cents and receive one set of 25 colored view Post Cards of Richmond. By mail 3 cents extra for postage..

FOUOD iOT GUILTY

American News Service.)

Des Moines, la, Sept. 30. The jury

today found Governor Carroll not guil-

4 ty: ' of :v ' ,vu... mih iu,vnBr .

chalrfci f " 8t bord ot control f Tt: ias aa. based on the V lege! C;irttlon by Carroll orthe. publfp1 of Rn articI declaring Cowat so1 diseased cattle and had 1st ctracts without securing e. tlmat-B, ad hy charging undue famil-

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Uke'Uem beet stewed. Med or raw.

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' We're featuring a new Stage Last Shoe at $3 that is a really wonderful value. It's very handsome, very up to date, but above all it's a GOOD Shoe. You'll be surprised at the good looks of this shoe, but you'll be more surprised at the good wear of it. It's carried in Patent Colt Button with cloth or calf top. -

People generally expect to get only medium value in a $2.50 shoe, but we're showing and selling shoes at this price that are a great deal better than most shoes at this price. There's good leather and good workmanship in thenv and there's plenty of good looks to go with thisf t They really represent $3.00 values at $2.50 prices. Patent and Gun Metal. '

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Flags 4x6. feet ... $1.00 1 Flags 6x9 feet ...$1.75 ?; FIpos worth double the askina. 12 nz. duck head- v 1 1 - .

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I caused by trouble with the eyes, and we have cured HEADACHE PATIENTS by prescribing the right glasses to help, their eyes. If your head has been aching and your eyes feel strained and tired, come to us and learn:, what relief and comfort

can be had when the right glasses are placed before your eyes.- - ' MISS C M. SWEITZER. Optometrist. - . Phone 1099. . t - , 9ZTV Main St. With every pair of glasses we furnish a leather case with , your tnttiy stamped In gold. .

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There is "something" about these i Ihes vAich gets a great hold on a young fellow, and reanyfaereycu to inspect them you might learn just what this "scathing" is.

Maybe it is the smart styling or firi tailing , or. dash?g fabrics. Maybe it is all of these feature) worked in to-

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for real stunning clothes. . MaX. many' young men

are looking to us already.

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