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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-24
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral

Is not new claimant for popular conf.
dence, but q medicine which Is to-day
saving the lives Of the third generation
who have come into being since It was
first offered to the public.
There is not household In which this
Invaluable remedy has once been In
troduced where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not n person
who has ever given 1t a proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tiblc Of cure, who has not been made
well by 1t.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL has,
in numberless instances. cured obstinate
cases of chronic Bronchitis, Laryngitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t Is
medicine that only requires to be taken in
small doses, is pleasant to the taste, and Is
needed in every house where there arc
children, "a there is nothing SO good ~
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
mcnt Of Group and WhOOping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membercd by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-24
Fireworks and Flags.

A large stock of fireworks, flags,
&C. for the Fourth Of July, just re-
selved At Heckethorn's, 1000 Main.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-24

Barbed fence wire for the million
expected daily. WAL be sod at
bottom figures. COFFIN Bros.
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ASafequard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the gravest maladies OF the throat
and lungs, is consideration which should
impel every prudent person to keep at
hand, as a household remedy, a bottle of
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works SO sure cure in all affections
of this class. That eminent physician,
Prof. F. SwcetZer, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says:-
"Mcdical science has produced no other ano.
dyne expectorant SO good rs Ayers CHERRY
ELECTORAL. II is invaluable for diseases Of tho
throat and lungs"
The same opinion Is expressed by the
well-hnown DR.. L. j. Addison, of Chicago,
ILL.,, who says:-
II have never found, in thirty.fivc years Of
continuous study and practice Of medicine. any
preparation Of 90 great value as A rER's CHERRY
PICTORIAL, for treatment Of diseases Of tho
throat and lungs. 1t not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but 10 more effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious 6ronchlal and pulmonary affections"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-24

Splendid Line OF Sportsmea's Articles.
Fishing tackle, split bamboo rods,
a'e', hooks, cheap rods, Spaldlng's
famous League base balls and bats,
|nxed ammunition, powder and shot,
"incheste, and Marlin rifles, ETC.,
&C., at Coffin Bros. hardware store.
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Haiiey Postomce.
MAILS ARRIVE 3:

MAILS ARRIVE
i no
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MAILS CLOSE
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- shs North =. -. :. ........ 10 A. NJ and 2 30
- Rulipn. .......... .A.O N.
- Anon. . CsOV e. -
~ uasils from MuldOon, Stanton, Crichton. Sol.
~. ~ :;nrraI Creek, Atlanta aud Rocky Bar arrive
nj depart by railroad.
OFFICE HOURS
a.rer.l Delivery and Call Boxes open from Z 80
y" mrtil $50 p IN. Sundays, frOiA 1850 to ~ ..
Ia"ev order and Registry Department open
~ ln until s p. In. No Money Order or
sSs.ry business transacted on Sunday.
II. z. BUKkHART. Postmaster.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-04-10
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-11

New YORK, June l0.-Tho examina-
tion of Jamos ID. Fish, ox-president Of
the lste Marine Bank, was continued
to-day before referee, at Ludlow
street Jail, ON behalf OF Julien Il. Davies,
tho receiver Of Grant & Ward, to dis
cover whether or not any OF the tracts
Of land and buildings owned by Mr..
Fish were purchased with money 80
cured from the defunct firm. Mr.. Fish
WAS stubborn, and tho iirsl question
was as 10 a number Of lots
owned by Fish in Chicago Fish said
that they were purchased by nim dur
Ing tho past three years. He became
angry when asked II they were pur-
chased with money got from Grant &
Ward. He blurted out once or twice:
"D0nit ask such damned foolish ques-
tiOnsW When questioned AZ 10 his
stock operations with Grant 4 Ward,
Mr.. Fish answered: "I had thousands
and thousands of dollars worth OF
stock stolen from mc.n He was
very vigorous in his denunclatlon OF
Wards mining schemes. al bought
stock In mine from Grant Il Ward"
said the witness, "but II was a swindle.
bought and paid for many mines
which only existed In the Imagination
of Ward. / was induced TO take hold OF
the Ward smelter, but Wards brother
told me they never mad a smelter."
"How about the Mono miner"
"The Mono Mine was one OF Buck
Grants swindles."
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No LiheI This Time.

KANSAS, CITY, June l0.-A sem
sation was created in church and
society here today. The Times
published legal documents and
interviews from Rochester, New York,
gong TO show that Rev. Father Henry
ID. Jardine, rector of st. Mary's Episco.
pal Church, of this city, had served a
term of two years in the Monroe peniten-
tiary, New York, having been sentenced
when he was II years OF age Tor bur-
glary OF tho store house of his brother
ln-law, Mr.. Pritchard, of Rochester, in
1860. Libel suit for $4,000 has been
some time pending against the Times
for publishing certain charges of i'm
morality against Jardine.
Father Jardine was not accessible to-
day, but being interviewed by re-
porter this evening, did not deny that
no had served term In the peniten.
tinry In early life. A meeting OF inves-
tigation OF 81. Mary's is in session to
day.
The result of the meeting is not made
public, but the impression given out Is
that a majority of the vestry will stand
by the rector.
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Canada.


CHURCH DIGNITARY DEAD.
MONTREAL, June l0.-The remains of
Archbishop Bourget are lying in state
at Sault au Recolet, the Pontitioal
Zouaves forming guard of honor. On
Thursday will be celebrated solemn
libora, at which over 90 bishops and 1000
priests from Canada and the United
States are expected to be present. The
remains will tnen be elevated TO the
archbishop throne or carried to Notre
Dame Church, The services in the
church will continue until Friday
morning, when the remains will he
taken to the church OF Notre Dame dc
Peter, where the first bishop of Mon
treal, Monsigneur Sartigue, is buried
The services there will last until Satur-
cay, after which the bodies of both
bishops will be buried under one of tho
pillars OF the unfinished st. Peter's ca
thedral.
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Tho NInirIoIdn Cnnnaa.ns.

CINCINNATI, June l0.-Sohneidcr,wh
is the Hamilton, Ohio, jail, sentenced to
be hanged June 10 for killing his moth.
or, made a confession to-day to the
jailor and lis spiritual adviser. He
says his mother had threatened to poison
his wife and had asked TO live with him.
He agreed to lot her live with him half
OF the time, but at supper quarrel
arose and his mother demanded to be
taken to the railroad station. He took
maddened him and he struck her ON the
head with stone and carried her of
and buried her. He then invented the
story that tramp murdered her,
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Mckinney Matters

MCKINNEY, June TO- Special -
James Hesrvay surrendered to-day to
Sheriff Beck. Hesrvey says he has
been running from the sheriff of Hunt
for two days, and that blood-hounds are
on his track. He says 1t is something
about woman.
me Grand Jury sent young gentle
Judge Maltbie for refusing TO answer
questions. The Judge gave him his
choice, to answer or go to jail. McKin-
ney didn't go TO Jail.
The rain OF yesterday was Of sdvan-
tage TO cotton and corn and no damage
TO small grain. Collin county is all o.
X. on crops.
Commissioners Court is In session, sit.
ting as "a board of equalization.
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shooting AnraY .

DECATUR, June TO- Especial "A
shooting afirsy occurred this afternoon
in this city between two citizens, Jake
Pickett and w. ID. Willis. Both are
painfully, neither seriously, wounded.
The quarrel which led TO the shooting
appears TO be involved In some mystery.
The few facts known are given: In
sultinR correspondence occurred be-
tween the two men and after several
notes had passed, Willis procu red the
arrest OF Pickett. Pickett is a shoe
Pickett's arrest he went to Willis sa-
loon and opened fire on him with re.
volver, hitting him In the side. Willis
returned the tire and Pickett's thumb
was shot away from his left hand. He
was also hit In the right arm. Neither
are seriously hurt.
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mNiee Pointa."

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The post Of
flee inspectors who have been pursuing
Hibbs, the detaultiug postmaster OF
Lewiston, Idaho, nave discovered that
he is at Farewelltown, As
miles distant from Victoria, b. G..
AS he is accompanied by his
family the inspectors haye little doubt
of being able to arrest him. 1t Is probs.
bic that an attempt to effect the extradi-
tion of Hibbs will be involved in diff
Guilty and raise nice point. He could
not be held for embezzlement as
that ofienso is not covered by existing
treaties with British Columbia nor for.
gerry as he was acting in his capacity of
postmaster when he drew the fraudu-
lent money orders. 1t is hoped that he
may be held upon charge of stealing
letters addressed to another person, but
this again involves q nice question. The
letters Hibbs took from the pouches
were addressed 10 one Davis, which was
name assumed for the purpose of him
self.
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A Horse Thief Shot Straight Through
the Heart.
The Louisville Press Company Charged
With Criminal Libel.
Two OF Its Members Indicted by the Grand
Jury-A Novel Crime Blows Him
self and Others Up with
Gun Powder, Etc.
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT DECATUR.

q. Arthur Preller, Alias IL, NJ. Brooks.
ST. Louis, June l0.-Acting Chief of
Police Huebler received to-day letter
from brother of the late G. Arthur
Preller, who was murdered at the
Southern Hotel in April, enclosing a
letter from friend which throws new
light upon the identity of Maxwell.
The writer is Walter Scsrrington, of
Stockport, Lancashire, England, and he
states that Maxwell's real name is Ii,
M. Brooksi he was attached to a
firm OF solicitors In Stockport
and II months since established
a law practice at Hyde, where his
father Is school master. He forged his
fathers name to check and left for
America, taking with him fine magic
lantern belonging to a doctor named
Sidebottom, and suit of clothes and Is
watch for which he never paid. 1t Is
presumed that Maxwell, alias Brooks,
is one and the same person.
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A Move, Cr,n..

NEW PORT, r. l., June 1O.-The start
ling explosions which have Just oc-
Cured have completely blown up Prem
soma liquor saloon, on Thames Street.
The debris was hurled in all directions
and some half-dozen people are bodily
cut and hurt. George Proud,
IA years old, who was passing
AZ the time, was hui led to the ground,
large window passing clear over him
ana hitting two ladies' and children in
an open carriage who were driving past
at that moment. The driver lasheti nm
his horses and drove away In the direo-
tion OF Belleville avenue. James Ran.
son, owner of the place, was found
beneath the debris in the cellar
terribly burnt and mangled, He
had sit on a 25.pound keg of
powder and exploded it. He had two
OF such kegs which he told the city mar
shal he intended to blow up himself and
his place of business with because every-
body WAS after him. A razor was found
covered with blood by his side. The
hre brigade quickly extinguised the
flames. Renson is at the hospital suf-
tering terrible agony and slowly dying.
Delirium tremens IL given as The cause
Tor his novel, yet determined act.
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Ferdinand Ward

New YORK, June 1O,-The following
communication has been received from
Ferdinand Ward:
"Ludlow Street Jail, New York, June TO-
1885. To the Associated Press:
VI understand that 1t has been
reported that i intended 10 try to es-
cape from Jail tonight and that detec.
tives had been sent here to watch
me. respectfully ask that you will
state for me to the public
that the matter of ESCAPE
has been the furthest from my thoughts,
and my intention Is and has been from
the first to await my trial and defend
myself against the many attacks made
against me. III II had been my desire to
escape l could have done so long
before my arrest, but it has never en-
tered my mind, and feel that 1t Is very
unjust on the part OF anyone TO suspect
such thing. Very respectfully,
"FERDINAND WARD,v
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Interesting aud Serious,

WINsBoRo, June 9,-(Correspond-
ence.l district Court has just got
through with business and will adjourn
Wednesday. A number Of cases were
disposed OF. The most interesting case
was takeA up Friday, that OF the State
of Texas vs.. Charles Darnoll, convicted
OF the murder OF William Gelbreath
with the death penaly assessed, about
one year ago. His friends employed
new counsel and he was adjudged in
sane, since which time nothing hal
been done with the case until one o
Gelbreath's brothers filed another af
fdavit charging him with being sane
SO a jury was again impaneled TO tr.
the question Of sanity. The State wa
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Thrnnrh the unArt.

RossvILLE,J June lO.-lSpecial.l Horse
and cattle stealing have been rife In this
section for some time past, and citizens
generally have been on the qui vive.
Enrequz Tabor, Mexican of wealth,
has been especially vigilant, sitting up
at night, Last night about l2
O'Clock he heard noise in
his lot and saw man In the act
of driving of some of his mules.
Without a word of warning Tabor
raised his Winchester and shot him
dead. On bringing light 1t
was found 70 be young
Grant Harris, formerly OF Moore
Hollow, one of u bad lot, his father be-
ing in Jail at Pearsall, and his brother,
Dan, at San Antonio, both charged with
horse theft. Tabor's bullet passed
squarely through Harris heart. The
corOner's jury returned verdict in ac-
cordance with above facts.
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ATLANTA, June l0.-[Special.l IA fine
rain fell yesterday afternoon. A mar
row strip ofcountry east and southeast
was visited by a severe hailstorm. The
crops where it passed are injured some.
Temperature lowered 100 this morning.
The finest crops ever grown in this sec
tion are seen now,
Cholera has almost depopulsted the
swine in this section.
A rumor has reached this place from
Queen City that Mr.. Mike Clemmons
was shot in the face severely yesterday
afternoon by Mr.. Smith, shotguns be-
ing used by both parties.
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Tho HerrIn Homicide Oa.e.

Fort WoRTH, June 10. - Especially l.
The evidence is all in the case of the
State VS.. Charles Herrin, argument
commencing tomorrow. p. Patillo, OF
Haudley, charges that one Of the jury
men, man named Winn, Immediately
after the killing OF Barradall said Her
rim was u better man than deceased, and
II he was on the jury Herrln would
neither hang or 20 to the pen. But when
questioned as TO his qualifications az a
Juror Winn answered all questions sat
lsfaetory. II Is now believed that the
jury will disagree. Winn will probably
be indicted for perjury. Both Winn and
Herrin are saddlers.
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INDIANAPOLIS, June lO.-Respeoting
tho charges sent out from Helena, Mon
tana against Assayer Harrison, Soua-
tor Harrison, his father, says they are
old, having been fled In February last
by a discharged employe. They are OF
q trifling nature and are based on the
administration of the affairs of the
Office. The report OF the investigation
that public money had been used for
speculation in private enterprises is
false, The senator received a telegram
this afternoon saying: "Not one word
OF such testimony has been given,n
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Secretary BaYard.

ST. LOUIS, June lO.-Secretary Bay
ard, who arrived hero last night, re-
maiued In the city, the guest of Mayor
Francis. This morning, escorted by
the mayor, he attended the annual ex
bibition of the Manual Training School
and Washington University. At noon
ha breaktasted at The mayors residence
In company with Senator Vost, Genera
Sherman, United States Judge Treat
Congressman Glover and others. IL
the afternoon he visited the races by
special invitation ot tho directors anC
left TO night for Washington.
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PiTTsDURG, June lO.--Tho American
Protestant Association is holding it.
thirty-sixth annual meeting at the Key
stone Hotel In this city. Delegates are
present from Massachusetts, New York
Pen nsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware
Ohio, Ind lana, Missouri, Kentucky and
Tho opening session this
was taken up with the reading
of the annual reports, which shows the
organization 10 be in a tlourishinH con
dition. The convention will be IN session
several days,
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represented by B. b. Hart, the district
attorney, and Captain j. S. HoEg, who
was employed by the friends OF Gal
breath. Defendant was represented bv
M. ID Carlock, of this place. The trial
lasted two days. Defendants counsel
made an effort TO continue the case, but
u was forced in to trial. The verdict of
the jury being that the defendant was
sane, nothing now remains but 10 exc.
cute the sentence OF the law. Defend
ants counsel have moved for a new
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MINEoLA, June l0.-[Special.l l--B, NJ.
Howard, superintendent Of Temple pub
lie schools, is spending several days
with his many friends in the city.
Mrs. Mollis Youngblood, OF Canton,
who has been visiting relatives here, re.
turned home yesterday.
A fishing party spent yesterday most
delightfully."- ON the banks Of q beautiful
lake not many miles from this city.
Professor Cleveland has quite an In
teresting dancing class here, which will
give q sOiree tomorrow night.
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Riddle Trial.

PIrTsBuRa, June l0,-rhe trial Of
President w. N. Riddle, Of tie d not
Penn Bank, charged with the embez-
element of nearly s2,OOO,OOO, will DO
called up in thel.Criminal Court next
Monday. Mr.. Riddle asserts his inno-
conce and confidently expects 10 be
acquitted. Assignee Warner says that
the creditors of the bank will probably
receive 10 per cent. OF their claims.
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TRRRELL, June io.-tspocial. THE
negro Frank Johnson, taken by officer
Chitty at Wills Point yesterday, an
swered the description OF the person
wanted, but was the the wrong man.
His wounds are not serious, and MT.
Chitty will take him homo with al m 70
have him cared for until he gets we!l.
The murdered man ut Scurry had his
srms and legs chopped of With an AZ
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slons they do not recognize the princi.
PIC OI permanet international control to
secure iree navigation of the canal.
M a NAPoLEoNIc MANIFESTO,
Inc supporters of Victor Napoleon.
son OF Prince Napoleon, have issned am
election manifesto. 1t declares war
assinst Republi,a Anarchy, proclaims
no community with Revolutionists and
sppeals Tor the support OF all who are
opposed to the Republic, promising
them fair representation on the eleoto.
raj lists. 0i'0'o
MI ThE PRESS ON THE ENGLISH CRISIS.
Inc kepublique Franchise, in speak
ing ng OF the resignation of the Gladstone
Csoinet, says: Europe must distrust a
ministry wherein the wisdom of Sir
STAFFORD Northcote can be anAulled by
me passionate impudeAee of the Earl
9i Salisbury and the petulence of Lord
ihtanuoiph Churchill, when foreign ques,
tact. anu
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LOUISVILLE, June l0.-Msyor Reed
gave information to the grand jury TO.
day, charging the Louisville Press Com
pany, publishing the Morning CONNER
cial and Evening Post of this city, with
criminal libel in charging that he was
corrupt and had received bribes from
gamblers. The grand Jury returned
true bills against the Press Company,
Y. II. Allison, editor, and Geo. Smith,
reporter of the Commercial Chiet-of-
Police Whaller has given notice that he
will bring a similar suit, TO be followed
by civil suits against the publishing
company.
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Austria,
Austria,
RESULT OF THE ELECTIoNs

'''177V III UT T TT II NHIHVI IVN0'
VIENNA, June l0.-rhree hundred
and twonty of the 1862 deputies of the
Reichsrsth have already beon returned
from the present Austrian elections. OF
this $40 the government party has
elected l67, the German Liberal party
l32, and the 81 others have been elected
by the combined political elements OF
diiierent kinds.
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France.
TIE SuEZ CANAL sONiMIl

y - 1T ' 7'''7NI' VT" HI0oIVNf
PARIS, June lO.--rho Suez Canal
Commission resumed its session yes
terday. All members of the present
British delegates have presented fresh
proposals In regard to clause No. 10.
II is generally believed the proposals
will be rejected by the powers. The
reason assigned for the belief is that
although they make certain conces-
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MADRID, June I0-The civil puards
have evacuated their barracks owing to
the breaking out OF cholera. OF four
eases ca. in the barracks three proved fatal
The men are now encamped in the vii.
lage on the outskirts of the CITY. Meas
nres are being taken to thoroughly
tumigate and disintect the barracks;
also all private houses in which cholera
has made its appearance. There were
seven fresh cases of cholera in Valencia
yesterday. All persons arriving in Va.
lencia by sea are subject to three days'
observation, and all persons wishing TO
leave the city must show properly at.
tested certificate of good health. All
persons arriving from towns where
there are cholera cases are promptly
sent to the lazarettos.
MORE QUARANTINE.
LISBON, June l0.-The government
has ordered quarantine To be ont oroed
against all arrivals by way of Gibraltar.
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Wnlllng Reaigna.

NEW York, June lO.-Superintendent
of Police walllng, one OF the oldest and
best known police officials IN the ooun-
try, resigned yesterday under the pro.
visions OF q law passed by the State
Legislature. Inspector Murray sue.
ceeds him.
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China.
GIVES UP AMMAN.

TIBN TsIN, June 10.--China announces
that she accepts all the conditions of
France OF q protectorats over AMMAN
and abandons all political relations
with that country.
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Spain.
bphln,
CHOLERA QUARANTINE.

GlBRALTAR, June 10.-Owing TO the
resppearance of cholera in Spain, the
authorities here have ordered that all
vessels arriving from Spanish ports
shall be subject to quarantine OF five