Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-09-17
MOB LAW.
Entaged Baymen Prevent the
Cepheus From Landing
She Is Driven Back by the Armed Clam-
Diggers at Fire Island.
The Orders of the New YORK hoaru VI
Health Insolently yIgnored-Ihey VIII
Yield to Neither Plea Nor frayer
,Eyen Food Was Denied

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Health msolcntIy Ignorcd-They VIII I
Yi,id to Neither Plea Nor Prayer S
,Even Food Was Denied t
FlEr ISLAND, l.. l., sept, l3--lhere !
wore evatino scenes here Monday after
noon anG up to lan, hour, OWING 10
demonstrations by fYom 800 to 400 pay
mon and others, led by Supervisor W.
H. Younr and ex-Supelvis0r John VAN,
of Islip town who took possession OF
the docks. armed with shotguns, oars
and other weapons, anti twice resisted
attempts 10 land passs ngers from the
Ccpheus.
The Cepueus is now anchored about
900 feet from the dock. AS the Cepheus |
ran alongside the dock the first time,
100 voices shouted: ''iou can not land
bere. 90 back to New York Others
sbonted threats of throwing men over
| hoard If they stepped from the vessel
onto the dock. a haw ser that was
thrown to a post was immediately
thrown back. The five policemen on
-hc Cephems climbed tho Gunwale
Iand motionad as though to draw
,avolvers. but went no urther
G #. Wall. whom Gov. Flower
authorized to take charge OF the hotei
here who was aboar'l the Cepheu.
: osl,od the mob to listen to him, and
, ,bnn said; ~ represent the state
New York, and am authorized to ia'lo
here and assume charge. Inc cro"o
!, sboutcd; "Show us Your authority.
q lie thereupon produced. paper which
# he beran to read, but could not make
n himself heard. Many passengers
g., mostly women, appealed to the crowo
Il to allow them to land, but the answers
m that came were dcrisive shouts
h LAWYER REID and Supervisor Young
"a :, formed those aboard the steam-poa
w that Justice larnlri had granted
20 an Injunction restraining them iron
II. Iard;nr Mr.. Wall as ked to see the IN
as junction, but as the document mad no
~ ,,ot arrived il could not be produced
w.. rhor stated however, that it was o
ne Inc way.
NJ IN, Cepheus then backed out an
urned. While turning DR.. Nolgl'
,ocrred row-boat to take him to IN
Va .oomer. and he had gone half wa
-, ,,hnn tbc mcn rowing refused to
al 4,r,he,, and turned back. He made tW
,no ,tbar unsuccessful U,ompts to reach u
rht acamcr.
wo The Cepheus again ran along SIC
20. tlo cock but sold line OF determine
mo- mvncn rcpcllcd an attempt to IAN
nov M Wall again asserted his autho'1t
ion Int when he stated that the an'hor'
tho was from DR.. Jenkins the health once
ON. Il. crowd ieercd, and NnperNIs
the Young shouted I'VE don't rec0gh.
de- III. Jenkins or Nov. FLOWERS an'hor'
and here" =
and Io,,;c Collins. who stood in the Ii
was row ,f the passengers that hheu
lose deck, of the Cepheus put OUT VI
hand, and cr.cd, 'name, shame
who call vor, elves americans, sham
.ho and as the steamer again oache'' ~
WV the dock the English actress KISSED
&C. 10 hand and smiled
Us 10 ,ftnr the Cephcus had anchored
w., boat was lowered and I. l. wan
pu' Can't. Triple were rowed in IL 10
men dorl, nut were not allowed to
lett uoVN' '", ,;d ,h,t he des
io +o corfcr with the committee wl
V"o nron s,ycraI persons shouted; 'ou
as a "!'" ,,,.,.erts MS"
right VISOR l'"oS ',l .sl,,ro and supery
',o yonrc and will taM the matter oV
;, and said NJ. Wall .~.
ana s,ora nf voices answered; NO
,.n;a, w YOU cant come ashore herei go '''
,nnn New York,
mon Mr. Wall replied; II represent
s.aa State Of New York
s.rh "sbow rs your authority, then'
T,a spondcd the crowd.
fecbly ME- "', a,,d ro,d from il a.
face. on '"' l'
Drfv lows
N"lS .rro WHOM II MAY CONCERN;
"'e =" WAL is authorized to take charge Z
s~1l,o Surf hotel and passengers,
leepie .WnL1AM T. JENKINS,
81 n1 "Hcalth Officer. Port of New J
c S' Supevisor Young replied: y
.f ,Lo rccogni2e DR.. Jenkins; TINS Is III
VI VIZ por, Of New York, and do not pr
~ ,n'Nn IN allow any passengers from mi
ny 80 sbips to land in the town of lslip'
- "n "But we have not sick pers
n' f' r' hoard: everybody is well; and
nc iaN1 :, ,,on in behalf OF the American
on and children to allow these
IS 70 land" said Mr.. Wall
"Wc think of our own wome
Fight ob;ldrnn first. and intend to |
thrm at all hazards" replied the
s.s',he ,i, visor
'er tne While this conversation was go
s't that ~ Voight appeared upon the do
J. man began telling Mr.. WaIrthat hehao
'Ae ring there. When several baymen ci
an eh' around him shouting ''lhrow n
ms JUST the water: drown him;' and
having have probably have carried on
general threats but for the reporters II
iterent returned to the Cepheus, where
hrongeo iectcd passengers spirits were
nm oy kept up by band music, the band
as more "Star-Spangled Banner, "God
pathy. Queen" and yankee Doodle /
elk IN MS came off again. however, and NJ
u peloro asked to have provisions seno
casey, the Cephcus, Some in the
TO ousl'o shouted: IAN right, let them !
n 'he en-, the provisions they want
i'ahhon greater number answered:
rupathv, ,r;yn ,hcn nothing. Let them
|" WHY" 10 New York.
were Nv Dir. Noight has just stated u
ned ANY Informed that Gov. Flower
u'd nave graphed Sheriff \. Il. Darling
man, VINO folk county, TO come here with
p'''s"' and keep the state property q,
truders and protect the Neph
vas y now now; sengers in landing,
p"V SUI, Canadian senator Dead
!" W." WINNIPEG. Man, Sept ID =
P,oa Girard, who has represented
I" W in the Dominion senate since
at his residence here Monday
'"'>' aged 73.
the fight SHORT RAILROAD RUM
did at the al.
ian was n AMERICAN street railroads
~ mn man