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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-16
What is

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Pnrcgorc, Drops Soothing syrups, Castor OIL.
IL is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years. use by
Millions Of Mothers Clsora allays
fcvcrishncss Castoria prevents vomiting Curd,
Diarrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
tcchns troubles cures constipation and Hatulcncy.
Castori nssimatcs tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. Gas.
tora Is tho Children's Pnnacea-the Mothers Friend.
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II is estimated that II costs tho we'll
TODD people in this country ti26, 900, 900
annually 10 support charitable institu.
tions, while at least 100000 are invest
ed in permanent buildings where the
-ss1iY sys VQEea IT,.
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$50 your mother keeps the strap
she whips you with In the woodshcd
Don't you think that's n queer place for
it2" 'Oh, no; that's where all the
burning material 10 kept Mats
Weekly
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SUNSET.

SUNSET.
After n day OF ten. cat
battle Of winl and rain,
Just when the gloom was thickosL
The sun shone forth again
Lit with a blaze OF glory
The track Of the secthlns waves;
Fell like an angels blessing
On the desolate church. yard graves
Gave heart Of hope to the Usher
YEARLY farlng home;
Bright ned tic brow Of the good wife
Watching till he should come.
And the words Of the Holy Scripture
Were borne TO my soul again
Az | thought Of the wonderful gladness
or sunshine after rain.
And thought that ever the Master,
As once In Gllilcc,
Is ready TO calm the tumult
OF storm on land or sea.
And yet when the gloom is thickest,
And tho day Is almost done.
He sends US cheer and courage
In the CLEAN OF the setting sun.
III iper's DaEar
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Castoria.

"castorla IL 90 we'll adapted TO children that
recommend Il as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARcHER, NJ. D.,
III SO. Oxford 81, brooklyn, n. Y.
"our physicians In tho children's depart
mcnt have spoken highly OF their expert.
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what Ia known as regular
products, yet we arc FREQ to COATES that the
merits OF Castoria has won w To look with
favor upon It."
UHirED HosruAL AND DiaPEHaAny,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN G. Snrru, Urea.
urrnY Street, Now York Citv.
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Castoria.

"Castorir II an excellent medicine for chill.
iten Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
Da. q. @. Osaoop,
A..
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Tho Company, Murray Street, Now York City
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"Ahl see" he said III never shot
anything before became president, so
suppose this was killed by the office,
not by the manl-Youth's Companion.
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"Castorla IA tho best remedy for children Of
which I am acquainted. hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
utter, ~ " their children, AMI uso Castoria In.
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfui
sgcnts down their throats, thereby sending
hem " premature graves"
On. J. r. KiNcuKLoE,
Conway, Ark.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
Notice at Forfeiture

To A. E. Rogers. F. w. Roger, and Joe
Msndez. your heirs, as ign, and legal r y
o entatives:
You are hereby notified that the under.
signed, who il c,.owner with YOU in tile
Ilhtic mining claim, has exp nded the sum
Of two hundred dollars up,n she said min.
ing claim in labor and improvements the
expenditures being made iD the y-4r. 1891
and 1892, in c"mpl'ance with ,he Unit d
States mining Jaws requiring annual OK pen
dltures to be made on mining claims. Th-
said Tiuti" mining claim cJns!sts If ! 800
feet in length bv 600 feet in width, siru, t.
in Wallapai mining district, Mohave conn.
ty, Territory Of Arizona. A record Of III
location of the said Tintio cl i'm is mad. in
the rec,rd of mi,-s in the office of IT,.
county Recorder %: said M"have couu.y, in
Book "b," page 293. And You are hereby
f,.rther notified that il at the expiration pf
ninety days. after the publication of thi.
notice, you fail or refus. to rnntribute or
pay to me your proportion of the .xp pdi
lures. together with the cost of the pnbli-
cation Of this notice. the interest Of Won
and each OF Won in said TiEtic aiming claim
will be forfeited and become the property
of the undersigned
q. w. REEcHFR
kngman, Arizona, January 18th. 1893.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

lneh.. square, i.2 feet ia ground. With mouna I
al stone marked . 1854 u. whence Jusos
4 Ioss Il. bear. 4. iss 70 T. " feet; thence ,.s y.
iis l.. $50 70 cornsr. No. iaem.iss, on, .a
location corner; Q pine post Z feet long !,
Inches diameter, 1 Ia feet IL ground. Win
mound OF sioue. marked ti@A Y
ynrca ins. diam biaxed and marked !
si,rst b. be:ss n. iss V l., o. n Well q water
80 Il. deep bssrss. 7ts ~ ". ~ H.. y. ~ n1I.e ~
rinning Containing 8 acre., "a
Magnetic variation IL" ~ y. containing -"
acres. a.a A., IN.
Recorders ofice OF Mohsve ccunty, Ai,sons. MI,
in Hoek ..E,. page s9o. aud of this milisis
Ia BOOK !. page 20 Of misceiisaeous heeo,as.
The adjolning claimant IL Henry senAsisf.
Any and ali persoiis claiming Adversely say
portion OF said Southern Pride lode or soa.nern
Pride Mill site mine or surface ground are fe'
anired 10 file their adverse claims WITH ns
Register of the United states Land ONES ~
Prescott la the Territory of Arixohs. dnI'nt
the sixty days period oi publication ,hereoi.
or they will be barred by virtue o. hc pro
kegister.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
yO. 2SI.
Application for n Patent.
First insertion March 4th, low
u. 8: LAND OFFICE. rreseoit.


~. S. LAND OfrscE, rrescott
I February 9th, 1873
Notice Is hereby givea that Henry Schaefer
whose postofice address Is Kihgman, Mohave
county, Arizona. has this day filed his appii.
cation for patent for fifteen hundred (i.OO
linear feet of the Southern ride mine or vel
bearing precious metals with surface ground
six hundred ttot feet Ia width and mill site
situated In Gold Basn mining district, Couaty
of Mohave, aud Territory OF Arizona, aud
designated by the field notes aud Official plat
on file Ia this office as survey number ioai A
ana b. sSid survey no, iva being as follows.
Beginning at initial mon. identical with loc
mon. pine post II. long. 4 ins. sqr., set IIs
#. in ground, with mound OF stone marked
1924 a. whence stone mon. on north end cea
ter Of JosePhine mine bears $. 2fa 45 W. 20 IL.
Stake 5 1885 A bears ). $50 SOL ,52ls feet
A yucca ins. diam blazed aud marked b. +.
ioSS g. w. oesas Sn, Il. o. p soo feet THE rhense
west boundary line Of claim. identical with
loc. mon. pine st 4 II. lolg, tns ,ar. sci
y H. In grouhd, with mound OF stones marked
sad marked b r. 2iosa 4 bears an s. gs, SaSlga 20.
"a Il. Thence s. 50s To- W. 80 IT, to stake q
Identical with location monument. a piae post
ft. long, ins. sqr... set ~ IT, In ground with
min. mon. No. l. q. Is. NJ. d., bear s. 50 lS' W
24454 IT,, yucca ins. diam. blazed aud marked
B. e. 1884 bears 5. s2n 90 W. II H. Thence
8. Sgs 80 7. 600 to stake 4; identical with loo
mon, cedar pole II 10 x. ins. diam, II.
II. Ia ground with mound of stone marked
1884 A, whence yucca ins diam. blazed aud
marked Is. 7. 4lU34 A, bears g. 43s lO' r. rs n
Thence N. t0a TO- L. 1900 TO stake s. Did moi
fiad location moa. A pine po,t4 f. long. 4
ins. diam, IA IT, In ground with mound of
stone. marked 51c3i A. whence Yucca g ins
diam blszed and marked Is. 7. 5i034 A bei rs
y. 81 so W. 435 #. Thence n 80, so W $40 n
to center of vein. 600 to stake 6. identical
with loc. mon. pine post f. long, 4 ins.
sgr., ~ II. In ground with mound Of store
marked 6-1o34 A, whence top of smok sack
of Gnld Basin mill, bears n. T0a so u. about q
miles. Yucca ins. diam, blszed aud marked
b. +. 6-103f A, bears s. S. 20 W. - II. Thence
$. 50e 10 W. 1850 II. TO stake 2I034 A. on we,t
boundary line OF claim. Total area of Southern
Pride lode 2).66 acres.
Survey No. 1884 b. Southern Pride miII.sjte
Beginning at cor. No. !. identical with loc
cor, pine post II. long, 4 ins sqr., Iis n
In grouud. with mound OF stone marked i tasi
b., whence yucca ins. diam. biazed ana
marked *. r. 1-ln3i B., bears : s2s 50 w. 47 n
Thence 8. 11e W. $40 TO corner No 2 identi.
cal with loc. mon. a pine post & IT, long, ins.
sqr., IL II Ia ground with mound Of stone
marked 2 1884 b., whence q. g. mia mon
No. 2, q. B. NJ. d., bears S. q" T.. 72I Il. stake
3 1904 bears n 42S 15' 25 80 feet yueca
8 inches diameter, blazed aud marked r. r.
2. 2.lo34 j, bears n. 63s 40 W. u feet Thence y
.ys 660 feet TO corner No 3. identical with
location corner. pine post feet long, 4
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

William Gsider. l.. l.. bailey and Caldwell
Yeaman, known 70 mo to be the persons
vhose names ars subscribed TO the fcrego-
ing Articles Of incorporation. and 40.
knowledesd To me that they exscut-d the
same for the purposes therein expressed.
Given under my hand and Notarial seal
this 9th day Of February. A.
tssAL) d. 1893.
OTIS @. HANN.
l6-6-w. Notary rubiic.
My commission expires App II 25th. 1885.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
sher,R'. ssse.

Mehave Miner Publishing Col
By John Mulligan. Treas.
vs.
Kingmar Silver Mining Co.
Bv A. j. Mason, agent.
BY virture Of an execution iss ued out II
the Justice court IL the kinRman precinct.
County Of Mohave, Of ths Territory Of
Arizona. wherein The Mohavs Miner Pub.
fishing Company. plaintiff, and The King
man Silver Mining Company. defenaant.
upon h judgment rendered the 7th day of
November. 1s92 for thu sum of forty seven
and 5-lO dollars. UaitcI ST tes gold coin,
besides cost and iatsrsst. have tn day
levied upon al the rgbt, title, clsim and
interest OF spd defead ,at. Kiagmsn Silver
Mining Conpm Of, in and to the follow
ing described real estate t-wit: That cer-
tain mine pr min.n claim situated ab ut
o . an one half miles east "f the town of
Cerbst In the Wai,pu miniug distrio,
county Of Mohave, Territory Of Arizona.
and known as the Is" mine. TIE loo ,tion
notice whereof is duly recorded in hook D.,
page 378. mining records Of Mohave ooua-
ty, reference is hereby had IT, abovs rss.
"rds for more perfect description.
Public motto. Is hereby given that /
will, On Wednesday, the ffth day of Apr
1893, at 2:3O o'cl"ck, p. IN. of said day, in
front of the Court House dor of th-
County of Moh I'VE, sell vt public auctip..
for CDi:ed States gold o,in, all the right,
title, claim ,ud interest 1T said defend mt
The Kin"man Silver Mining Company, of
in and to the 4bovv d,snribsd proper y. 81
so much thereof a, may be neresy ~ 10
ralse sufficieu. to satisfy said Judgment
with interest and costs, etc., t, iae highest
and best bidder.
JAMES ROSBOKoUGH,
Sheriff Of NJ ,h ,ve County.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
NOTICE..

Notice IL h"reby given that Meth th.
Blind Godd.ss minInr rl,iw. siln iI,
In iian Secret mining district. Mohave
county, Arizona Territory, nor its owners
will be responsible for any labor per.
formed for. or debts contracted hy any
lessees Of said mining claim.
Fl. p EWING.
s. W. WEST.
Kingman, Arizona. October 18th, 1892.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that neither my
interest in the Norma mine, situated
in the Indian Secret Mining district,
Mohave county, Arizona Territory, nor
myself will he responsible for debts con
'racted by the other owners On said prop
-riv WV. II LAKE,
Kingman, 4. T. Feb 1t, 1893. l4-tf
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
RoTicE.

/, the undersigned have sold ont NJ,
interest in the stor. hnsi"es- 10 q ,fd :.
4 Co and respectfully nsk ali PERSONS
knowing themselves indebted To- III. finn
Of Be-cher & Co to come forw aid i'm.
mediarely and settle NJ III old ar.ou,as,
e. w. BEECHER.
kingman, Jsrusrv 18. 1893.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
NOTICE.
KNeMAN. April lat.

KfvGMAS, April 1st.
Notice is hereby given that the Night
,awk mine or the owners thereof will not
W responsible for any debts contracted
" the contractors or lessees thereon.
II. GEORGE Bowers.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

HORSES FOR SALE-All kinds and sizes.
From the size of jack rabbit to 14OO lbs
Broke or nnbroke. In.
T. F. GARNER,
Peach Springs.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

I" ANTED SALESMAN FOR CALI
w fo-nia wine 800 per month and ex-
p"n-es, with chance for advrDcen,ept: com.
mis-ioa IL preferred; N, experience reouir
-; address. inclosing 5 stamps W A.
wander 'ook. s6 VINE dep .r,men, Los An.
Gel =, Csiiforl,is.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
BREON d LAMBERT.
FOR SAFE.

In Weaver district. one Bryant mil.
one rock breaker. 'wo fiat boafs. 40 fs.f
in length hy II feet vide. each, shai'ipu.
betting. blacksmith tools. .n... ~ili ~,
sold cheap for cash THIS machinery
has not been used ovrra week Apply :.
HARVEY HuBBs,
kin.mr,,
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To Examine the Nicaragas Route.

wAsHiSGTos, Oct. s.-Represetative
Doolittle OF Washington state has intro
duced joint resolution, providing for n
commission consisting Of three senators
and six representatives to go over the
entire route of the Nicaragua canal and
make a thorough examination. with a
view Of submitting to congress n compre-
hcnsive report OF tho existing conditions
and furnishing information upon which
future legislation may be had. The res
oiution was referred to the committee on
interstate and foreign commerce.
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SUICIDES ABROAD.


BUpAPEsTH, Oct. 8.-Alcxius Bokros,
vice president Of the Hungarian lower
house, was found on tho pavement In
front Of his house several days ago with
his skull fractured, aud t..e report was
sent out that he fell accidentally from the
window Of his room In the third story.
Bokros died soon after he was found. To-
day Il was learned that he took his life on
account of business troubles. Bokros had
embezzled funds entrusted to him by his
client tho Countess Montback. When the
countess discovered his dishonesty she
began proceedings against him. This &C.
tion unsettled his mind and eventually
drove him to suicide.
BERLIN. Oct. s.-Director Schulz OF the
Rhenish Credit bank In Carlsruhe shot
himself with n revolver last night and
died soon afterwards. A large deficit was
found in the banks accounts. Herr Pohl
court optician in Hanover, poisoned his
wife with prussic acid on Sunday. When
arrested on suspicion last night he shoI
himself dead with revolver.
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lt Was Severed From His BsAy Before
Anybody Could Rsseh Hin.


Anybody Could Rsseh Hin.
CHICAGO, Oct. s.-What promises TO de-
velop into q sensational suicide occurred
to-day on the railroad tracks ct the foot OF
Monroe street. From papers found on
tho suicides body he is believed to bo
Henry Hershaw, editor and manager OF
the New Orleans Commercial. The man
was noticed standing on the tracks and az
o freight train approached he threw him
self upon tho tracks and placed his neck
across the rails. The police FASTENED to the
spot. but the train severed the head from
the body before they could reach him.
Lstters found In the mans pockets led to
his Identification, and the contents, IL
true, tell sensational story. In all the
letters which he had written Kershaw
speaks Of o crime charged against him,
which was prosecuted by woman hs
designated as Libbie Bloom, and o mum.
ber of secret societies, and he claims that
he was bounded to tho grave. He speaks
Of an unfair trial and evidently believed
his enemies intended to murder him.
He limited at q lynching, but stated that
no did not fear it, not fearing death. Let
ters were found on him signed by Libbie
Bloom and they were taken, In connec-
tion with those written by himself. to In
dicate he was infatuated with the Bloom
woman and had left Q wife and child in
order to live with her. Some OF the let
ters read like the products Of deranged
mind.
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Wealthy H.brsws Expelled.

SAN Francisco, Oct. S.-Aaripus Hon.
charenko. . Russian exile who for years
past made his home in . hermitage . few
miles from San Francisco, makes an.
nouncsmsnt in the Chronicle that he has
received information from Russian
sources to the effect that the car has 10.
sued ukase expelling every wealthy He
brew from Siberia. Honcharenko says
this will involve 1900 Russian Jews and
large proportions of these cxiles will come
to the Pacific coast. The order goes into
effect Oct. i3. Poorer people are no,
affected by the ukase.
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HIS DYING CONFESSION
Train Robb,r Shsfmsr Tells tho Story
Of tbs Northern Pacific Hold Up.
REVEALED ON A DEATH.BED
The Gang Had Planned to Rob the
Big Timber Bank A Great
Northern Plot-rhe Bat
tie at Midvaie.
Special Dispatch to tho STANDARD

special pspatch 10 tno s'ana'fa
hALisPEL. oct. s.-Samuei onermcr,one
OF the bandits connected with the Nor'h'
ern facihc train ROBBERY NJ urey ciin last
August, anu VINO was wounaed our,hg 'ne
night with sheriff SAngers posse NJ Java
last wednesday hignt' a'ed III ono county
JAN mere this atterhoon NJ oei"4N iro'n
Tue erect Oh MS wouhus' ,"o pa' s"ueN
MN ih tue mp. shatterihg 'ne oones' ror
three days ne mas IAN anu sunered .ne
agonics ot aeatn' unapie 10 'aAe hou'
ishment. Late last evening no conciuaeu
he could not I'VE anu sa'u no wan,eu 70
make statemeh' concern'h9 .ne rooocry
OF the Northerh racine 'rsin AZ "reS
Shn'
The dying confess ion OF Shermer 10 sub
stantially as follows: After saying that
he knew he could not live. he said he WAS
herding sheep for man named Thomas
last August, when Jack Chapman, tho
man who was. killed In the final light,
came to him and said that II he (Sheriner)
wanted some game he know where he
could hnd sons; that Jones, White and q
one-armcd nan named Jim, intended
holding up bank at Big lumber, but Jim
was drowned In the Yellowstone at l.au-
rel, leaving tho gang one short. Shermer
joined them, aud tho Big Timber bank
roooery va. aosuuoue'' '' Us ny s"os ,',s.
ao'sser nau. cou'u os 'naae Wy no''s ms
sp u"e .. M''.norn ave xw,',, oAp ""
auaus' %. ouer,ner, wu'e' .o"es snu
su,p"'a, u'u we Joo, .,' p o 1Ap... ~.
Ia'n. oncrhe' Ahu WnNo s ou o" u,o
engme' cosorcu uuv ena'n9e' anu auu "'e'''A''
anu .ooN uen, oaeA 'I'o way ram.
az s"s po'i' ~ "'S ,, 'sr1 '"ous
oauui' u'sp'ayeu eohssuesao'v e"'o,'o",
eAc'a"g' v on9 ,,, ."k 'ua'
soc"s 10 10 oao W 'e'' o' Veu a"y
uoW' wneu '.. ou.o.ou '"o so.e" oo''-
,na"ueo ono .aus' WIN -" os'", W w up
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CHICAGO DAY.
The Crowd 10 simply Enormous and
Keeps Constantly Incrsasings

The Crowd 10 simply Eaormous and It
Keeps Constantly Inereasings
CHICAGO. Oct. s.-The advance guard OF
''Chlcaga day" crowd 10 in the city. The
streets near the fair grounds were almost
impassable to-day on account Of the con-
stant arrivals. and the city itself 10 crowded
throughout to overfiowina. Tho trains ar
irving to-day consisted OF three and four
sections. zach jammed. There was .
large attendance at the exposition itself
also. the art building being jammed al
most to the point Of being impassabls end
the Midway was in like condition. The
programme for tomorrow embraces In
Vulnerable popular features. From morn.
ing until midnight one round OF attrac-
tions will follow another. Military OF.
carnations will parade the streets and at
night grand parade emblematic Of Chi
cago's advance since the fire OF 1871 will
be given. A gorgeous display Of fire works
will close the cclebrat ion.
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AsToNlsHED BY THE NATIVES

1ne Naikyrt0 batiorn never raw ANY,
thing Like It In English Waters.
New YORK, Oct. s.-The Vigilant and
the valkyrie are resting within . couple
OF hundred yards OF each other in
front of the Atlantic Yacht club house at
Bay Ridge to-day. Things are being put
In ship shape order for to-morrow's race
in the most peaceful manner, but the
army Of patriots who were close by raised
u rumpus that should 70 down into yacht
ing history. There were fully 25.0Oo poo
pie in long and dense lines, who crowded
tho Long Island shore and In hundreds
and hundreds Of boats left the shore and
made detour OF the yachts. Tho sailors
OF tho yaikyrie opened their eyes wide
with astonisbment when they looked over
the flotilla Of craft that covered large
portion of tho hay surrounding them.
They had never seen anything like 1t in
English waters. The race tomorrow will
b over . triangular course, 10 miles each
leg. The first leg will bo laid out to wind
ward, the second reach and the third q
run before the wind. The indications are
that there will be light wind from the
westward and southwark.
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hank Statement.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The bank state
ment is: Reserve increase, s4,JOe. .o0J
loans increase, ss41 600; specie increase,
$685.. 900; legal tenders increase, $685.
900; deposits increase, S9.2l5, 900; circu-
lation increase. $4,000. The banks hold
s2s 600 in excess of legal requirements.
The imports Of specie for tho week ending
Oct. 9. aggregate S51. .i22. Of which s56, ,is9
was in gold and 81 .2233 in silver. The i'm
valued at u, ,i5s 80, against A,727, ,ss5 last
week.
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SIX DEATHS ON BOARD.
The Steamer Russia Suspected of HAvinI
brought Cases of Cholera.

brought Cases of Cholera
NEw YORK, Oct. s.-The Atlantic liner
Russia OF Hamburg American line. which
arrived at quarantine this morning. was
detained by order OF DIR. Jenkins, the
health officer. The Russian came into
the harbor flying yellow flag, and on
being boarded by tho health officer, Cap
tain Schmidt reported that six deaths,
some OF which were OF choleraic symp.
toms, occurred on tho voyage, four Of
them being salon passengers and one
steeraae. The ships doctor Is Of the
opinion that all the deaths were from
natural causes and none attributable to
cholera. One of the steerage pasenRers
is at present in the ships hospital. suffer
ing from vomiting and diarrohea. The
steamer will be thoroughly disinfcctcd to-
morrow. The steamer left Hamburg on
Sept. %, aud carries 500 passengers, Of
whom - are in cabin.