The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-16
THE PLAGUE GORDON
Victoria People Can No Longer
Scatter the Smallpox.
EXCEPT AT PORT MOODY.
yancouver's Fight With the Canadian
Pay for Quarantine Expenses.

VICTORIA. July la-,spec.zl. The oescis. re-
T'ori Of smallpox Tor the day Is ss follows:
NTaSTGHz. yaly Is--ysnaino-So new csses
- TIE c1ty o. district
New westzlIas.cr-Ths heath officer ye..e--
oay reported sw5 cases y TIE CITY and
Two u the district To-Day ! reresTed
. telegram from hin foll0ws: Two
cc1Talesc@aE CElnsr1e1 found here .ast night"
I 1e 52erit&as= inference = thai the Two cows
.escG-ts asve hes2 IL NeE Westminster % W
clZ5ty daring the w1o4- course al tie disease
Gnt14 discovered By the authorities
ss1co1TeE-L1e report o. zAe health oE3eer
states one aev case, making totAi 0. s.x in
fh.t c4ty-
Vicso-iA-Fifiy-ava cases sre reported, located
a. follows: Al5sTt Head gES-s-lt.ns station. IS:
-1Sl4ee quarantine staten. s.; elty proper. .
o2e new cs.e Was discovered today. = co.0rst
nlza named CAM, wco was immediately taken
% the jubilee sfz.ie1. Two deaths have occurred.
On ny vlsis OF disposition 20 tire jubilee ggsrAa-
tsle station found thing. there Thoroughly Or
gA1Izs1 AID the eo-230r1z5-e treatment O TIE
parents Fs5e4vI5g every attention. Mayor
Beaver hss ta-ie4 70 provide building
iof slspects, n spite OF ny Ir-
gens regle-rs for the sane THIS cisSs
Of people coat1u ne % menace Ike health % We
tors, saa without f5e3r Isolation We cannot
hope - stamp out the s1a.- p0L- ! have u0w
assurance that TIE MAJOR VIII not SGT, and The
p{oF.Ac.sa 9yer2 zHe2t W. supply oul-1Lng
tomorrow. lE. Made and Dr. NEEf VIII Vss-sc2-
ally sGp@rtntend The removal OF p4ils2ls 10
gG5lIsS hospital station.
!
PORTLAND, Jay l5-Ispecial The city pAy-
sciaa today vaecinste2 . large nGIahe- Of Yso-
Ice IN case the disease shouid b-ssk out i
would 0s necessary for them 70 10 exposed,
aszee ire precautionary measures.
FAscoUTER, 3. e., July Ea-.Spee a. This
cssy is angry, tass Is, II city s. a whoe can be
60. Il Is ea1eayori NJ 20 protect i;,eif against
the plague tia. is ses,ing on lis reigheo-, and
that ne.ghboE is insisting on eaaesvoFing to
ee-s .-afa - os
fosenal'e came in usual to3sy, snd T. II.
1eaas. o. Port Angeles, and George Boxsck. Of
Loadoa, England 10th splvty-4ooEiny fellows.
and hence liable 10 hsye been where coatagIon
e .l:est. walked past tie of cers stationed on
tie dock They were Immediately arrested on
tie dock sad taken 20 the guarantee build
ing, 20 De detained fourteen days Jeans seems
TO view the matter e0olly, bat denies taat he
csme as a stool pigeon for the ccmpzny n order
to make test case ca application for habxss
corpus The other gentleman Gains 10 have 3
great deal e. stake and protests against the
''aitsr iciocy OF locking up a respectable citi-
zea." They made az application for a w; Of
ksbeas corpus. bat Up 70 u o'c.o-E hAd g5t 70
answer. CspIsie Rubin, OF TIE osemjte. was
srraignec this morning az the dock before Pc
lice Magistrate Jordan. charged with violating
quarantine saG health !Es By taxing his pSs-
sengers sway and landing them after
be bsd been warned BY tie health
officer that they were 70 be held for examlrs-
'ion- BE pleaded not guilty. CEp;aia living,
The hot-hea1e1 commodore Of the Canadian p
ciac Navigation Company's feet walked into
tie oour.ro0Ta with BIS IA; on and ssGe9 ihai
the case be laid over. They needed tie VIZ
nesses 70 take out the boat This the city so
hcstor said, would do i tls captain would Egree
not 70 repeat the Cffeuss, but be would not en-
ter into such a. undertaking. Through his
counsel ne said that be did NOT inie2d - break
the law. NJ. HaInmerslee replied that the cap
tain coatendea Iha. what he had done WAS not.
q breseA OF the lsw, bur mat the city cousen6ei
that !: was gross breach and = gneaace 70 the
public health, q repetition OF which was
undesirable. Captain Irving replied that
they ulgh. 90 On with the case,
and that ii TIE company lost they would
appeal Il and have Il tired where they would
get more Justice, snd much surprise his been
expressed !or his non CON initial for coltSEnp,
Of court tie then told Captain Ruelin to re-
nan and take out the Islander and be would
tske OUT the Y0ss rlte. Captain Rubin had
some talk with Captain Irving outside, and
whea Ia came IL he was asked If the ca plain
was going straight 70 Victoria Captain Ru3lin
sad &c thought tAs. he was: iha: he had told
the passenger so. II view OF THIS il was 5e-
cs6ei 20 grant sae adjournment asked fo-, and
the csptain sent down for hearing AZ u
O'Clock. bRi when the officers wsur out they saw
the Yosemite healing up the inle: and heard
shortly after that SIZE had landed hey passengers
al Hastings. Special ofhcers were at once Ars-
pointed TO proven, their com ag rom there.
OLNgrIs, Jay l5-tspecl a, l-G0ye-nor Ferry
today wires senator Squire 10 look after The
matter Of securing national funds Tor the re-
endorsement Of Washington cities fer expenses
incurred In establishing a quarantine - pFevcn.
the intro1 uc'8on Of smallpox MO the state. Tne
suntTy civil TIL, now pending n eong-e 5.
places $500 in the hands OF ths p-es.G,n: 10
pe used = assisting stale sid lucal boSrsis IN
preventing the spread Of contagious diseases.
AID tie governor desires - have the various
SQUAD cities reimbursed out OF this fund Tor
tSe great expense they 2re be!ag pat 10 - r,aiG-
taiuiEg quarantine
TIE Olympia city council today autho-tz4d the
esiablis hvoeDt Of = quarantine against Victoria.
The city, however, Gnds Two tes.th oe-ce-s o.
is hands a. the result Of az election by the
council to1sy 70 III a vacancy caused - the
resignation Of Health OE-cT Nyraaa. o. one
bSIloi IL. Mitchell yece.Te9 three votes. ma
.o-lty 81 lhe coUucIlEzea beng present, but on
TIE SappoSitioC that tCur woes e o-.tv 90 81.
tee coaac4lIuea, were Necessary, smother hailo;
was tAsen, or which Ex-Governor Newell Te-
oClve1 four votes Nswel. wAs sworn -, ana
D. 4 .tcseI insisted iaet he Aa- be<a e-ectc.
and = 50 took tec oath o. C.sce-
NKw NEs-MgxsvEE. jay Ia >pecia}. The
heRl,h seIao.-.-cs sEe lui.y alive 70 ne $50 e
necessity 90 keeping c-e2r 81 NIctu-isns. sad ne
lrcsl r.sl3 c -@rSuJlne VIZ hs rna-ntaiae1 anal
s-ck t-s4c - tee disease : STAMPED og; .. tie
Cap4ta. Tic pcop,s are o--tF beg -lC..E - se4t
!xe tie seriousness o. tie situation there
Many private letters A4ve been received by pea-
Pc here, asking 20 - sll9we - send ;he.r fang
Lies ever urtl tae u-sEL9 sEb.i-es tw NJ .
tie 9laraRlre regulations. however, West T.. .2-
sfer c&napt extend &2y los pl,2l.ty a. pre>eat
There sre no CsW csses es-e, AL tas ~2ly "a
tent IS nearly rccove-ei.