The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-13

from, snresdn& snen the Great Northern
tain re.cha - city each day the pas
senpers from po further north will be /
30, ssnsrsss irsR those taken on south of
s nsps .nd ID fhis way when the train
.-sacbes sextls DE- parting can tell who come
to,, /. ,,o.s the boasuary and who do not
VIE, tse Greak Dfthern train reached the
,.,g ,-ostIe On de sorsh Seattle water front.
;r,s, 18th q Doskvard, last evening 1. was
ha,a ~, IN 8 pes way. DIR. Sparkling had /
bearded n 4 BsIllzA and as soon as it was on. |
~, tha ,ise Eats Were there was no way of es
cane for the psssegers except by leap into |
tbe ba-h,r. De ss5pged it and event through |
= :" Fve,x nssssBsH had to show his arm. and |
tho doctor ,udeef 1.-THE age of his vaccination |
xos,. i,,s. a 4 ,ocka examines n horses teeth |
- a.os-,ai, his sss II the scars were less than
Eve wears old the psEenger escaped further an
narancs but eserwise he had to under
On the q, s,atiun again. willy-niliy. Some
rbo sh-a,s ir,m tse prieking OF the vaccine
roint tried As hsrt 70 deceive the doctor as to
20 .ya az fbeir sears as a woman tries to de-
,oi,,a . or-sus eaanerator as to her age But
{. di1 mot ve-k TIE doctor is young. but he's
kn,wino. and he ant be fooled. You know
TIe ,vent along he line OF men. with coats off
and shirt siseres foi-ed up, and in spite OF
kicks aid ufosestsh be gave the required diploma
=, ayc-- o.s vho eorld not show il. sixteen of
IRON, had 10 Be thusinoculated before the train
MAS allowed to proceed. He boarded the Lake
sbor. train from sunas at Fremont, aud gave
several af ina PASSENGERS dose of tho virus in
tie same way.
For, ,bi, tisas fo.r ard. until the quarantine
IA r,j.sf, DR. Starring Will board these two daily
trains and inspect hem in the same manner
All paszengers coming from Victoria will be
sent haek and ererone, no matter from whence
he halls. who eanast show vaccination scar
less than Ave yssn Old, must either submit to
tai,,,, ,nraoeina.si or go back
when the steamer City OF Kingston arrived in
! mort YESTERDAY morning at 2:30 O'Clock she had
on hoard dIty-six pss engers, forty-ive of them
coming from yIesohs She no sooner touched
AZ the dock than Dr. spsrling and Captain HogIe
with a SQUAD Of posis boarded her and kept the
Messengers prisoners while they underwent ex-
Animation It vas a chilly morning and tho
travellers were donbtess weary of the confine-
ment of the steamer, but they had to stay on
hoard for An hour md half while every one
who came from Victoria was vaecinated. Then
| the boat went On TO Tacoma
Hereafter the Kiugston will not carry any pas
sengers or freight Ssnce she has the contract
to carry the mails sac will continue running
but only on that service. She will just come
close enough to the docks of the three cities to
| throw Of the mail ru ches and then leave i'm
| Tnedately The mail pouches will be fumigated
| before being received on board at Victoria and
| again on being revived at each port on this
side. None of her crew will be allowed to go
| ashore at Victoria Eor will any one from shore
| be allowed to board tle vessel.
The Haytian Republic, which was due night
| before last from Victoria, with considerable
/ Canadian Pacific freight. was notified that she
| would not be allowed to land, so she put in at
| Sanaimo to take on coal. She will lie there
few days, and. II the quarantine is not raised,
| will then proceed to Portland, carrying her Sc
| attic freight around gith her. superintendent
Johnson, of the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
| pany. said the quafan tine would cause his COM
| pany considerable loss.
Last evening ii was reported that two cases
| of smallpox had developed among the patients
at Providence hospital The report was abso-
| Iutely without foundation. There are no new
cases In the city at all d.. Sparkling investi-
gated reported cases at the corner of seventh
and Jackson streets, At the corner of Eighth ana
Weller streets and at the Cayuga house, on West
street, but In each case found that the patients
were suffering from non contagious, minor dis
eases.
The following special dispatches tell of the
precautionary measures taken at other cities on
the Sound:
TACOMA, July l2-tSpecial. 1.-The board of
health today decided to establish forthwith a
rigid quarantine against ali British Columbia
ports. From other sound ports the health
officer has been instructed to inspect incoming
boats carefully. An additional physician will
10 eIBptOiei 40 assist the neailn Ut.
focum. and as many special policemen Will be
utilized as is necessary carry the order OF the
board into effect. The pssthousa has been
ordered repaired, so that, should any infected
persons arrive. they will be Immediately cared
for. Mayor Ifuson also favored the inspection
OF railroad trains, AMI 4 watch will be kept for
future report: on the subject. The sanitary
conditions OF the city are hrst-claSs, and with
quarantine regulations il Is thought smallpox
cannot get foothold here
FaTnHavEN, July Especial. IA meeting
On ~ s.aT fp-v IA 20
today and strongest measures ivised to pre-
vent the spread of smallpox III the Bay cities
Whaicom, most of them in mild form, and none
here. The board recommends that strict quar-
antine be establs shed against all infected places
and that no pa~senrers by rail or steamer from
British Columbia cities be permitted to land /
unable to show a clean bill of health. Tn
stationiuG OF competent ing pectorS at Blaine aut
sumas is also advised. Here there is iit,le fea
expressed, no eases having been reported an,
the sanitary condition of the city being good
NHATcoN. July 12-ISpeeial. IA delegation
from Everett is in consultation with physician
today in regard To quaraatiniug trains an
steamers from Nicteria and Vancouver. M
mers kilograms have been received from seattl
and Tacoma by the health officer today. Their
are no eases here execp. the old ones, but IN
! mates OF houses OF ill-fame in Vancouver ar
passing through to Seattle, and Victoria refugee
are coming in.
| VANCOUVER. b. C. July ispecial. lon r.
| ceipt of a telegram that Seattle had quarantine
against Victoria, hurried meeting OF the cit
| council was called ard similar action taken
| The Victoria Neus says: Instances OF in
| proper quarantine ing are noted frequently. L,
| instance, the team that hauled some patients
| tho peSthouse Yesterday afterwards carrie
| some mail for the postal authorities. Aaoth,
| case reported was that of allowing people in
| house where there wis a case To leave mined
| ately after the patient was removed. Isolation
| so necessary, appears to have been forgotten c
| urciy. reliable physician who visited =
| pcsthouse yesterday said that the only OF
| there with she ten patients was the care-take
| They have good medical care, but no nursln
| and improper cooking
| When crime or pest exist amongst men tbs
adopt one OF two courses. They aim at eth
the suppression or the couceslment OF IL II
latter Is fraudulent, cowardly course, al
| brings inevitable punishment III its train, I
/ former Is the manly and sensible course u:
| the one which We venture ~ recommend TO q
| readers today. We have smallpox amongst
| aud IL may spread and damn our city hopeless
! for many long day
The woman afflicted with smallpox at
Dupont street, Vancouver. is Ella Matso
Last Thursday evening Jap was arrested
| toTdova street, Vancouver, with we
developed symptoms of the disease. VI
seven other laps he was stopping at the Ho
Europe, which has been quarant.ned. They
rived recently from Japan.
Louis. the Indian smallpox patient al NJ
Nestininsie', came 10 town Saturday snd "
chased cut by the health officer.