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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1905

Page

27

Saks Rain Coat Styles and Value

Cannot be gainsaid. It is the most practical garment of man's wardrobe. In rainy weather it serves as a protector. In clear weather it can be worn in place of an ordinary top coat. Saks rainproof overgarments incorporate every correct style attribute. You should not be without one. When you get a Saks Rain Coat you get the best. We make them ourselves and therefore know just how good they are. The diversity of styles and fabrics is very broad and the price range extends from.

Bacteria in Potomac Water Hit By Filtration Tests

Langley reports Potomac water last week contained 748 to 238 bacteria per cubic centimeter before filtration and 117 to 6 after filtration, with tests continuing to assess water safety. He explains gelatin method and notes most bacteria are harmless while some dangerous strains may be present, depending on rain and reservoir conditions.

Potomac Langley Washington F. F E. Langley Hardy Mr. Langley Dalecarlia Dalecarila Georgetown Washington City Great Falls Dalecariia Dalecartia Georgetown Basin

Washington City reservoir filtration progress noted

The city reports most water now settled in the Washington City reservoir before mains entry. Thirteen filters operate, delivering about 8,000,000 gallons daily to the mains, totaling 99,000,000. one filter installed every other day since August 18. Daily consumption runs at 70,000,000 gallons. Half the water supply will soon pass through filtration.

Langley Ani E. H. Wardy Washington City

Typhoid Cases Decline As Health Office Reports Improve

Health authorities note a drop in typhoid cases and low mortality. July and August patients recover without major complications. Water quality improvements are cited as boosting outlook. Prominent physicians say the scare has been largely unwarranted and no epidemic is evident.

Health Office

Proposals for Potomac outfall sewer contract filed

Bids filed at the District Building to lay a sixty inch iron pipe for the Potomac outfall sewer outlet. J F Leuchheim bids 36180 dollars. Hiram W Phillips bids 43500 dollars to complete the final outfall section. Legal questions over right of way are in DC courts.

Potomac United States Naval Magazine J. F. Leuchheim Hiram W Giesboro Point Magazine Point Werren Brientzer Company Almshouse District of Columbia

District seeks removal of Guerin show window

District Commissioners filed a suit against John R. Guerin over a three foot protruding show window at 412 East Capitol Street laid under a March 16 1905 permit. The petition accuses the window of creating a public nuisance and endangering persons and property. Justice Gould ordered Guerin to show cause by September 18 to justify keeping the display.

District Commissioners Institute John R. Guerin East Capitol Street A. B. Duvall EB. H. Thomas Mr. Guerin Gould Guerin

Delegation Leaves for Union Veterans' Legion Encampment

A large delegation from Encampments Nos 68 and 69 of the Union Veterans' Legion, with Auxiliary No 32, departs today at 12 30 PM via Pennsylvania Railroad to Wilminton Delaware for the national encampment. Notables from No 69 include James Tanner J Edwin Brown and Denny O’Connor among others. A congratulatory message to Corp James Tanner was sent by Encampment No 69.

Union Veterans’ Legion Wilmington Del Pennsylvania Railroad James Tanner J. Edwin Brown Denny O'Connor National Frank Butts Noah W. Tryon Butler Fitch Luke Kelly W. H. Bailey H. D. Norton W. W. Brown D. BE. Babcock H. L. Deam G. A. Lyon N. Shatswell A. B. McKinzie J. W. Lewis J. T Brady No. 69 O. EB. Caruana W. P. Knight W. J. Weiss John Finn Homer Riggs W. H. Wormsley W. H. Merril Co. B. Boyd S. K. Halli B B. Thompson Dennis Lee J. A. Dumbaugh George Linvingston Hiram Johnson Killian

Moses September Furniture Sale

Moses announces a September furniture sale with discounts across all rooms. Prices are underpriced to attract buyers. RR

Moses

Maj Sylvester to Speak at New York Chiefs Meeting

Maj Richard Sylvester police chief left Washington to attend the annual meeting of the Association of Police Chiefs of New York State in Albany. He will be a principal speaker stressing police cooperation and the bureau of criminal identification. B Van Buskirk, appointed head of the national bureau of criminal identification, will attend and study Albany methods before starting duties in Washington on September 16.

Maj Richard Sylvester Washington Association of Police Chiefs of New York State Albany Sylvester Bureau of Criminal Identification Maj. Sylvester International Association of Police Chiefs New York Association B. van Buskirk National Bureau of Criminal Identification

Police Officer Struck By Street Car at Seventh Street

Policeman J. E. Preston of the harbor precinct was hit by a street car near Seventh Street Southwest while en route to the station. Treated at Emergency Hospital for head injuries, he was later sent home at 1417 Fifth Street Southwest. His condition is not serious.

J. E. Preston Harbor Precinct Seventh Street Fifth Street

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