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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-09
THE INSURRECTION IN CRETE.

Early in August there was an in
surrection in Crete, which belongs
to Turkey and is governed by a
Turk. 1t has population of about
100000, about one-fourth of them
Mahommed ans, and a large major,
ity are Greek Christians. The trou-
bic arose out of bitter local contest
between the conservative and liberal
parties in the island. The conser-
natives, having been worsted in the
elections, refused to submit, com
mitted various lawless acts, and fin
ally called Greece to their assistance.
even proposing that Crete should be
annexed to Greece whether the lat
ter wished it or not. In the present
turbulent condition of Eastern af-
fairs, any cause may produce great
results. It is the opinion of many
that war is inevitable, in which the
contest may begin in Servia or Bull
garia, but at the back of which will
stand opposed to each other Russia
and Austria-Hungary. The belief in
coming war is all but universal in
those countries, and there is good
reason to believe that Russia is pre-
pairing specially for a winter rather
than for summer campaign. The
instruction in Crete has been
quelled, but is liable to break out
again at any moment, as it is simply
question of time,-how long $4,000
Turks can abuse and terrorize $780,
600 Cretians, who hate and despise
them,
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The London docks, the scene of
the recent strike, are one of the
greatest systems of docking to be
seen in the world. Upward of $780,
100000 have been expended in their
construction, and hundreds of acres
are covered by them. They are built
of stone and concrete and are as
substantial as such work can be
made. Many of them date back to
the beginning of the century. The
amount of traffic upon them is enor-
nous. 1T is estimated that in the
warehouses of a single dock company
there is at all times at least $25, 000,-
600 worth of goods.
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j. n. S. WILLIAMS.

J. N. S. WILLIAMS,
ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR,
rs PREPARED TO DESIGN AND
4 contract for all classes of Sugar Extrac-
ton Machinery, Irrigating Machinery,
Evaporating Apparatus, Vacuum Pans,
Engines of all kinds and for all purposes,
Water Wheels, Water Conduits, both Pipes
and Fumes, Steam Boilers of various
kinds, etc., etc.
Diffusion Machinery
In all its branches a specially;
Plantations supplied with Chemical and
Analytical Apparatus of the veay best de-
scriptiOn to oader.
Close attention paid to all orders and
satisfaction to the purchaser guaranteed.
70. Box $50, Fort ST., Honolulu.
81 1287-1y
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Mr.. EDITOR: There appears to
be great deal of useless and unne-
cessary agitation going on in Homo
lulu just now over extra sessions,
amendments and Chinese restric-
ton, and L notice that the parties
most prominent in the movement
are men who are in noWise affected
by the Chinese Except perhaps some
of them contemplate going into the
laundry business), in fact most of
them are not able to hire a celestial
as cook. l would like to- hear more
expressions of opinion from our
planting population, men who are
interested throughout the country,
outside of few mechanics, store
Keepers land perhaps a few lawyers
who have not enough briefs to
occupy their time). We hear no
complaints about Chinese on the
other Islands-in fact at meeting
of the planters held at Honokaa a
few days ago, they expressed their
regret at the scarcity of Chinese,
and in very strong terms gave it as
their opinion that the Chinese are
by all odds superior to Japanese.
1t appears to me while we are
making so much fuss about
a few Chinese that we are shutting
our eyes to a far greater evil and
one that IN very few years will be
more difficult to handle. I allude
here to the enormous influx of Jap
anese, who are in no respect equal
and in great many instances, in
ferior to Chinese and are far more
likely to drive white labor out of the
country than ever the Chinaman
was. Let anyone go around the
different plantations to-day and take
a look into their carpenter shops,
and other trades, and he will find
five Japs for one white mana thing
never done with Chinese. Again
let anyone visit the jails on the ISL
ands and he will sometimes find
from thirty to sixty Japs locked
up for refusing to work-a thing
unknown with Chinese. Another
great case of complaint against
Chinese was that they sent all their
money out of the country. Well,
just overhaul the money order books
In the country Offices and it will
make your hair stand on end to see
the amount of money sent away by
the Japs, The country wants no
extre session, and a man who could
not sit out last session to finish
should not be the first one to call an
extra one. The country could much
better spare Messrs. Kalua, Dan
Lyons, W. A. Kinney and few more
of that class, than it can the same
number of hard working Chinese.
ANTI EsTRICTIoN
Honokaa, Hawaii, Oct. 7, 1889.
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Honolulu, Sept. I, 1889. 5
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A War Vessel Wrecked.

HALIFAX, Sept. 2O.-The British
war-ship Lily has been wrecked on
the Labrador coast. Seven of the
men were lost. The war-ship Emer-
aid is bringing the survivors here.
The Lily was screw steamer of 100
tons.
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EVENTS OF TO-DAY.

Honolulu RIFLES Company c. drill,
7:30 pm.
K. OF P.-0ahu Lodge, Fort street,
Mystic Lodge, King street, 80 p. m.
CHURCH SERvICEs-St. Andrews Cathedral,
7:3O p. m, choir rehearsal, 8 p. m. !;
Central Union, and Chinese Churches,
40 p. m.
MEETING-HiIo Sugar Co., IL a. m. Kapio-
lani Park a Association, 10 a. III.
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Notice of Meeting.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
"A Board of Trustees of the Queens Hos
pital will be held at the room of the Cham
Der of Commerce, on SATURDAY, the
18th October, 1882 for the purpose of act
ing upon a proposed amendment to the
Bylaws of the Queens Hospital Corpor-
alton. Per order.
F. A. SCHAEFER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Sept. Z, 1889. 59-td
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NOTICE.

At A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES
"A of the Planters Labor and Supply
Company, held this day, it was voted that
the annual meeting of the Company be
held in Honolulu on MONDAY, October
%, 1899, at 10 a. m, at the Rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce.
w. o. SMITH,
59-1W 1287-7t Secretary
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Planters Monthly
For Sept. 1889.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Diffusion Success at Kealia, Kauai
Beet and Cane Sugar Crops for Four
Years
Annual Meeting in October
Notice to Planters
Diffusion Plant at Hanalei, Kauai
Double Crushing VS.. Diffusion
Manufacture of Sugar at Evan Hall,
Concluded
The Sugar Trust
Railroads in India
Sugar Exhibit at Paris Exposition
California State Board of Irrigation
From Saccharine to Sucrose
Cause of Droughts
Peanuts and their Cultivation.
TERMS.
Yearly subscription. .......$ 2 so
Foreign " ... 90
Bound Volumes. .... q 90
Back Volumes bound to order.
o. Address:
GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO.,
As Merchant St., Honolulu.
1&w2w
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AareYtise
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE d.
n rectors of the Kapiolani Park Associa-
ton will be held at the office w G. Irwin
q Co. on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th inst, at
10 a. m. full attendance is requested.
w. NJ. GIFFARD,
S3-2t Secretary X. p. A.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
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c. Brewer & Go. Meeting.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEET
L ing of c. Brewer q Co. will be held on
WEDNESDAY, October 9th, at the office
of the Company at 10 o'clock a. m.
At this meeting some proposed changes
in the Bylaws will be acted upon.
GEO. H. ROBERTSON,
78-td Secretary pro tenn.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. Stockholders of the Hilo Sugar Co.
will be held at the Office of w. G.. Irwin d
Co, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst, at II
a. IN. w. NJ. GIFFARD,
S3-2t Secretary H. S. Co.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents
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Medical Advice Free!

DR. LEE, NJ. D., CAN BE CON-
~ suited Free of Charge at Central
House." Alakea street, from to IL a. m,
to and 6 to p. m.
70" Specialty-Diseases of Women"
73-tf
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Gonntrp Board.

noARDERs ACCOMMO DATED near Great south BAY
II 6o,tlng and stllwafer bathing spehdd shnlc'
GOOD table moderate r. RWarnef Blue foih- Lei.
COUNTRY BOARD. Far Rockaway.-I VIII take Jew
L boardeTs my cottage; superior Doatu -
exchanged. Call address OZONE Ear Rockl"ay - w.
l.. J.
Az IRsT.CLAsS BOARD IN A MODERN COTIAGE
with large additions and commOdOus rooms sent.s
located aud newly fumishedi o. Ffont 1s
=, .RTrFs VISITING pleasant peauon for summer
II recreation on LAKE GEORGE mode ato germs ciD
1s,erenoes. address n. PEABODY. Hague, N. 4 -
- TTTTT HOME among the mountalns good rooms ex-
~ cellent table butter, cream and rnA rom ue 'e9
Jerseys " Mcrdale Farm; reasonable rates Dsnt
ences send for circular l. A. PARKER Meredith Doi'
aVare Co.. ".
SILVER LAKE FARM.-In n quiet and healthy place.
- q beautiful 90; city references
Mrs. Il. d. HAMLIN, Sharon valley conn
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Same to Jeanette Micond, same property, sss 10TH
ave year, $4,000. - .,s 80.
McGvcken, Henry J., to G johnson, cor Sth-ave
md osth.s St ] year, si,i59. ....
same 70 WIN A Csuldwell. same property MONTHS
Same to NJ f Hoyt same property, years, e. 600
Matthews, = A, TO Brown, west thu"'e' "
Nsnss. 4, 70 j II westheimer. as Deianccy-st'
year. 90 $780,. ,,so.,, n a cor
Madison-ave and 1l3thst year, els 900, =. q ,os-s
Rasinsky, Henry to Arnold, 172 Henry'st years
Same to ] II Mury ct al property. year 20 W. ~
Reynolds Hugh NJ, TO Mutual Life ms w. " o. S
Nicholas ave, OF 14Gth-st year. sl0O.QVo A,s,st
Rourke, Margaret, 10 Phelan, executor
Q OF 10th-ave years, 81 900. -, nth ave
Riecks, Lizzie, to Doschcr 5sd-st Oh Ao'""''
8 years $4,000. ,,,,,,on.st . OF
Ysehwafn p, to 4 weInstein. Rvins'On''' "
same To same same property year, s1ooVp9 oop,vn w
smith, Stephen, to Dime Savings Bank oi 20 oh
4th-ave, OF 24th-s year, mortFhgess ocation.
Seheiler, Manuei. to Mutual Relief a,csSas sib 600
Rdge-st, OF Rvingtons years nr ave and
Smith, Frank. TO o Keith, n 9 CUT
l21stst. months. So, 900, "a nrone-tv years
Smith, Frank T. to Il X Fox, same property '
$1,000 -. . ,or a, rincon.
and 132d.st, year eos. 900 Ia, r. . G ~ odaye n
Wren Lydia, TO Bradley * Currior ~ '''
Vessels II, 10 Ii Hendricks o OF AeAihe'0n'sVe'
Same to A b Dossyoy, same property "s''
| $500 . ,,,.ek n g ~ 74th.st OF
2d-ave. / year q mortgages), s8oOo.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Abrams Annie 1s., to s sec Nor9ih't of
:. Buck. Charles, TO b Nissan. cor 9th-ave and
a Bloom Bloom, bald to f Hood and another. as canaLs.
Berkowi1. Henry. 70 I LewinsOhn, Lewis-st, of
Bangs; Sarah b. 70 South Brooklyn Savings Bank. 81
a., BsshOs Michael j ii Schneider. ssth-st e of
n. neauaSt Homer e Hughes, 125thst. of
Combs Ys,I Me1 y oS W to Scott is4hs Of 7h
s; SS5 S's?' s4 S'S
y P asseSsss yes 70 4 6soM Metz E''be'h
David Jones Hs, 70 soTesy Savings Bank. n
Geyer. Charles to TrentO. oth.st of Avenue II.
Gsnlert EIn@a a. 4 % Knapp, Ssth.ss of Cd
ll2S a' q saS yts essSc and Trust Co.
Hrter Peter 70 + sehnchardt SO Gsisonst. 1 year.
JsSs;oo; susan j. to SSs soo Jefferson, 81. 9th
= Jung. Annie, g Harlem So savings Bank, W Court.
ss$s 70 ADAM n'S San:en sSa pr1P a
5s99s@P TSo@s oo g jeremiah fanSbu 7Sa Green
jenkins geo Seoig sie Ct a to Bradley curer Co.
same 70 Jsce6 Bookmsn HouSton-st Of Sullivan.
Kelly John r. 70 G b Huesds 124n.st. e Of
A'I KsS s'I frsas Sk f. 70 Osborn Bright wes
" Is Of Ssa'I Marx. Esn gsco fs lyman s.
same to PrssSyierfy' Of X T. property. year.
Law Helen D. Coop Building a Icd Loan ASSN
hye AcS and WIFE To- title Gbaranee and Trus.
Co, OF shave n Of I0th.st, 3 years, 81, 600
Levy. Bernard and wife, 10 james tloy, 10 Walker.
81, year, $4,000
,y. LGiy y eSsPs a to . kqqs Keam Morris
Nay Leopold 70 Christian Yutte, 1st-st Of Bow
Same u. S. Trust Co. property. year, sl4 900
Meyer. Henry w. 10 Christian CTeamer, 13S East
ozu.sf, years, $4,000
MeGin Robert and wife, 20 VIM Hsll's Sons, cor
iotan,axe and 1Oist-st months, $50, 900. -,
neskevey. John and wife, 70 Aug Holly, " 10TH
OF 2sthst year. $4,000
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Drp GooOs
Hlusiral 9nstrumcnts.

rruE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
pages illustrated Ihs S,1 ne ~, an5ho,ly IL
ming bali playing shooting horseback Hiding, &c. Se 10
null Published by The Tribune, New York.
Entertaining and universally eomDlimented
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PROSPECT HOUSE,
THE FRONTENAC.

Formerly Round Island House: 1000 Islands, st.
heat &C.. Splendid asSins boating billiards bowling
tennis &c. Kapp's Syracuse orchestra. For diagrams
and circulars address l.. D. DICKINSON,
Frontenac Jenerson County, N. Y.
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southwest Harbor, Mount Desert, Me.


Located upon high elevation, commanding magnificent
views OF mountains, Islands and bays refurnshed and
greatly improved this Telegraph and telephone
Connection in house. Terms reasonable:
A
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Citn 11roperip Go Get.

TX
LARGE STORE and zoo % feet es on 5000
"a oow nv, RIVER desired possession now rent
S SSoanFa,e see' kULAND WHITING, Beekman,st
nc r nrmbcr Of nrst lofts, somo very iesrabe
A LARGE nuho0i rutland WHITING,
"A TO let Beekman.st
~ FISK ROOM or part Of pleasant ONCE near CITY Hail.
ID hS nhr NRyYu Room g. 40 Nassau-st.. N "
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bOWERY BAY BEACH.

The most beautiful and popular Family summer i,esoI
only 90 minutes sail from New-YoIk Accessible Oy
elegant steamboat EMELINE from Harlem Bndge ESst
I3Oh-st and Th1-aVc, 10 and - q. NJ, . $40, 30
and p M directly to Grand Pier owery Bay Beach
also by road from ODDS (Astora) ierry from
6 a m. TIL mancht. Fare Toe.
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Countrn Boaro tuanteo.

ANTED for lady, four children to 10 years.
w aud servant during July part and August az con-
and ample ground, with SHADE terms moderate. Address
w H. j.. Z. o. Box ]. 091, n. Y City,
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REAL ESTATE.
,,rcc AT THE EXCHANGE.

N.-.snc ,he weather. there was strohH
.Ao Real Estate Exchange ses'o'u"s'
49, Never offered the souIh"cs' IN .Sroo.
"a one-hundred and-eightS-iout'hs@' a.,
A'0. -. and dwelling. The aucuohee' s@u ~
the property had eesa r Ssdng nor ran up from $1,000
nov ~ Which price John RohrsSen was sn, Te
spyeT james C. LsHr EaS ON tho northeast corner
thiio "eH".hern boulevard and Vne-huuNi a." Soy il
SS ~ AID containing twosers a5 ooo NJ GO 600
Mrs DOT .se William Kennedy Brotacr OF 'T w
fvestory brent West of Avenue A. the attorney
io one Of he parties announced ,es' bat the aoor
sMe not ao hid The dealers however. DID not see
W. IN the same light and ran the MopcrS BUYER T
s2saSo ,s at wn oe pcSS &c. AS &c three
~ ND five story brick factory, lot 2oAd dScr salcs
Finn was the buyer at sl''oVV' Inv '''''
we To1e %as call at the Exchange Yesterday for
g9OS piece q %wo oui aclas leases on FIFTH ave
MANS near Thirty fourth ST.. we're oiieh I9r sas
a. Smndc and twenty secord s near PARK ave-
ot ssx67x1oo, renting ~ xc e. for New.
Brooklyn free and cissr i''s Al 0N'""s0 '
York improved properly
New.Ycrk. Tuesday, July
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
"''N BY william Kennedy Bro.
nsog, Ta lots S as' a5 40 :Pa s' ens
man, s29. $50.
By Uorato IIennQues.
avestory factory, with lot. No 02 Ihompson-st g.
n OF Broomest lot 25xlo0; Myer ynn, SlI,oVV
By James c. Lalor.
Mot OF land on Southern boulevard. cor Of l4oth
A. IS 7x155.0x125xl20; Mrs Dorr FoOOo
BY A. II. Muller SIN.
three. story house. with lot. 10th-ave, " cor Of
1s4th.st lot % Ilx1OO; John Rohrssen $500.
BY John 4. Boyd
Sale Of building with lot, No 229 West ooth-st was
adjourned TO July o.
BY James Blocker & Son.
Sale OF the building with lot No. 3S8 4thave, al
iourned 10 July o.
by Richard V. IIarnett & Co.
sala q, the fat with plot OF land No 325 seth
st was adjourned 70 July ID sale Of two dwellings, WIN
lots Nos i62 15S West 76thst adjourned sine ole
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Summer Resorts.

Simmer Resorts.
BRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL
OPEN.
ANTON SEIDL
CONCERTS,
Every Afternoon and Evening
BRIGHTON BEACH RAILROAD.
Trains halfhourly in the morning and every Is minutes
Take Kings County and bTooRyn Elevated Railroads
at Bfldge, to Frankllnave.
A NEW SUMMER RESORT
ON THE COAST or MAINE.
The purcss water the air Rare combination Of
tafns woodland and ocean The best facilities ror
ments surpassed by any In the State Send for cir
''' Xidre.
BAY POINT,
ROCKLAND BREAKwATER,
RoCNLAND. MAINE.
AVON INN,
SANDMAN & SMITH. KEY EAST BEACH N. J.
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
BREEZE LAWN" HUNTER, NY.
Opens June 25th. Accommodates 200. All modern I'm.
pfoNementS.
particulars circulars &c. address the manager. S. H.
SCRIPTURE. Hunter, N. 7.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE:
o. Sih S Degrees cseeS tssn
July is e rs az i MoSS * e G TqS HSi
Gend for Clrcularl CatskIl, : -
AsBURY PARK. Nj.
COLEMAN GOUSE
AND AMEN, ..-,,.
Enlarged and Improved: Nov Open Frst-class stable
J. E. RALPH, Prop. b. W. swoPE. Manager.
FIRE ISLAND BEACH, L. I.
Surf HO:es-New Steamboat.
Paradise for children ocean and saltwater bathing;
ashnr in bay or ocean: no chls or malaral L.
City 80 q. IN, 80 p. m. foot OF Pne-st p ~.
GRANT HOUSE,
JEFFERSON HEIGHTS,
CATSKILL. N. Y.
Now open. For circulars and terms address
GRANT CORNELL, Catskll. N x.
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
GUTGOU HOUSE,
PINE HILL ULSTER CO., N Y.
A hrstclass family house All modern improvements.
Special given sanitary matters. For circular
and terms address A. DOl1OO, Msr.
HOTEL BRESL1N,
LAKE HOPATC0NG, Nj.
20 miles from New-York Oh D., L. & w. II. p 1900
feet above hdewaer. . - -
nAlN mr. RAIB UATEI
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See Grfam.

A PAcr.-fforsons lee Cream Is made froG para
"A cream Horizons Patent super, rsoren srcAs q Ice
hard one hour Country orders promptly rsed Depefs
i2SIh.s ST., New.York; and ass Fulton-sL. Brookiya
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BLACK SMALLPOX.
That Case In Canonsburg Investigated and
the Place Disinfected-McMahOn Cannot
Recover-Where In Came From

That Case in Cnnonsburg Investigated and
the Place Disinfected-McMahou Cannot
Recover-Where Ii Came From.
DR.. j. r. Thompson, Inspector of the
State Board of Health for the Pittsburg dis
trict, returned yesterday from Canonsburg
after making an investigation of the case of
smallpox with which Owen McMahon hid
been afflicted, and which necessitated hisre-
moval to the pesthouse. The result of the
investigation developed the facts that Nc
Mahon received thegerm, or smallpox virus
about two weeks since at Bradford. He had
not been vaccinated, and the disease had
run so far that fears were entertained of it
spreading.
DIR. Thompson vaccinated nearly all Der.
sons who were in contact with the diseased
man, and left orders for the physicians to
continue the work. The room in which the
patient had been confined was thoroughly
disinfected, the clothing of the bed was
boiled and the mattress burned. DR..
Thompson stated that there was no danger
of any spread, but left orders for the isola-
tion of any case which might arise. A re-
port will soon be made to the Board of
Health.
Health Officer Baker, of Pittsburg, said
in connection with the case that McMahon
was suffering from black smallpox, and
could not possibly recover.
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SEVERE ATTACKS OF CHOLERA.

The southside Physicians Think IL Is Near
the Asiatic Type-One Doctor Laid Up
The Ordinary Remedies Fail to Cure II.
Cholera morbus has taken such a malig-
nant form on the Southside that in several
cases that have developed during the last
few days the symptoms closely resemble
Asiatic cholera. On Wednesday a promi-
nent physician was taken suddenly ill
while standing in Beck's drugstore, on
South. Twelfth street. The attack was 20
sudden and SO severe that the physician
dropped to the floor and was doubled up"
with the cramps
DR.. Husted hurried to his assistance. The
sick man vomited greenish substance, and
purgation followed frequently. DR.. Hustled
found the usual treatment for cholera
morbus to be in vain, and adopted the medi-
clnes prescribed for cases of Asiatic cholera,
after some time OF severe suffering, during
which the muscular spasms common to
Asiatic cholera were plainly visible. While
speaking of such cases last night. DR.. Hustled
said he had attended number of cases of
cholera morbus, about four OF which were
of the malignant type. In treating them he
found the regular medicine to be of no
avail and he had TO apply the treatment for
Asiatic cholera. He said that he had
treated several cases which would nave
resulted fatally in three or four hours after
the first attack if they had not received
prompt attention.
About o'clock last night a young man
named Fsussett, who lives on South Thirty
fourth street, went to the hydrant in the
yard for a bucket of water. He was attack
ed by the malignant cholera morbus and
fell on the pavement in helpless state. A
physician was called and Fausett received
prompt treatment. Several other physicians
on the Southside said that they had treated
some unusually severe cases.