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Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15
The Confederate Mnther.

Mr.. McHarlem, furnishing Tommy.
Ill teach you to be impudent-
(whack. whack) take that. (Whack,
whack). Oh. you needn't bawl. I'm
not half done with you yet. (Whack).
Wife-Dou't beat the poor little
fellow so numerically. He's got his
Sunday pants on. Texas Siftings-
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15

THE news Of the outbreak of
cholera in Moscow and Alexandria
emphasizes anew the duty of our
quarantine authorities to maintain
vigilant watch all along the line of
our ports of entry.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15

NEARLY everybody pronounces the
name Samoa" wrong. The man
who has charge of the Samoa vii
layers at the worlds fair says: al
notice that the people here pronounce
the name of our island in three
syllables with the accent on the 90
Samoa. This is wrong; it is pro-
nounced in two syllables, with the
accent on the first-Sam-oa
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15

SINCE women have taken to BIZ
cycling, lawn tennis and outdoor
sports, the pale, languid and help
less woman OF few years ago has
gone out of fashion. We are living
In generation of vigorous men and
healthy, beautiful women.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15
Legal.
DUPLICATION NCTI X
In Tie Circuit Courr, in ChenCC-E
Sept. I, rm a. D.. 1893.

IN lie circuit NOGTl. IN Ch"uCGr
Sept. l; rn a. D.. 1888.
Home Building aud Losn sec itio1 of RoCB
Island ". Ea'rS Fischer
Affidavit of non-residence OF Harry Fischer
tie hove defendant [, having hetn dlcd Il The
clerks office OF the circuit CONT notice stereby
given 10 the sad nonresident d, dart that The
complainant fled his bill of complaint in ,aid
court, on the chsncery side thereof on The
Iwenty-hr,t day of Jnly, ls.3. ard that thercupoI
q summons issned out OF said court. wherein said
sult is now ptnding rtturnabe On the first hon
DAY n the mouth of Septen.o Der neat, as Is by
law required. Now. unle you, The said ron
resident defendant above named, harry FL cher
shall personally he and appear before said circuit
court on he first day of the next term hereof tc
be holden q; Rock Island in and for the sald
county. n fre first Monday in Septt mber next
ard ri, ad, al swer or Gemur 10 The said COM
plairant's bill Of complaint. The same and the
matters AND things therein charged and sta ed
will he "a en- as confessed. and decree entered
aCains: you acCorCing 10 the pre-, er OF said bill
GEORGE " GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock Island. Illinois. July 2l. 1893
JACKS " & iIURsr
Sol citors for Comp aiuanI.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15

A MADRID anarchist exploded a
bomb for the purpose of disintegrat-
ing the person of an official against
whom he entertained a prejudice.
Careful search may discover enough
OF the anarchist to hold an inquest
upon. The official, aside from the
annoyance of having his sleep dis
turbed. feels rather grateful.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15

JOSEPH LYON. n Newark. y. J. car
penter, has left that city for Chicago.
intending to walk the entire dis
tance ENI
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15

THE assessors returns show that
Carter Harrison's total personal
property only amounts to $500.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15

EX-SENATOR INGALLS, has gone
body, and soul over to the calamlv-
ties
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-15
A DMINISTRATpr:'S SALE

Sol ciIors for Comp aiuant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
No Relief From Telephone Charges.

No Relief From Telephone Charges.
As the result from inquiries made at the pat
ent Office and elsewhere the inference is de-
rived that contrary to general expectation there
10 small prospect that any relief will come to
telephone subscribers as the result Of the expi-
ration Of the principal patents combined in the
instrument now in use by tho public That IL
the opinion of officials Of the patent Office, who,
while the matter Of the patents themselves has
passed beyond their Jurisdiction, vet have
more or less intimate knowledge OF the subject,
growing out Of years Of experimental associA-
ton with the business. The opinion Of the de-
partment upon the Berliner claim, which was
rendered about q year ago, cleared the dockets
of the Office 80 far as patents upon the princi-
pie OF telephony was concerned. Tho situation
is about this,
The Bell Telephone Company has 90 COM
pletely covered the field with its wires and ex-
practically impossible it ia believed, for any op-
position to successfully establish itself. In
cities and towns not already provided with tele-
phone service . now company might have an
equal chance with the Bell company, but that ID
the extent Of probable competition. Another
fact which will operate to prevent any mate
rial decrease in the rate Of telephone rentals is
that while patents on the transmitter and the
principle of transmitting sound by electricity
have expired the telephone In general use is Q
combination of more than 200 patents, many Of
which are comparatively new and have there
fore long terms to run. With these conditions
obtaining new service, in the estimation OF
patent officials, would necessarily be inferior to
the present one, and for that reason would fai
to furnish effective competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
The Anticipation Bill.

Some of the antagonists of the anti-option
bill are saying that they have given up hope of
defeating the measure and that it will be passed
by the Senate in few days. There is no
doubt, however, that if there is truly earnest
determination to kill the bill it will be simple
matter to do SO. The opposition will talk
against it as long as they can do 30 without APP
pearing openly as filibusters. II after that
they have mind to filibuster in the open they
can defeat the bill. The Senate is very back
ward with appropriation bills. which have been
delayed on account Of the anti-option bill.
Three appropriation bills are now hurg up
over there and in less than week they will have
three or four more from the House. If the anti
option bill is not disposed of by that time, it
will be compelled to give way if the appropria-
ton bills are to pass before the 4th Of March.
This situation makes it easy to beat the anti
option bill if filibustering is resorted to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
DIED.

DlID.
AsHE On Sunday. January % lsp3 ROSA ana
MARIE. beloved children OF Aloysius and Csrnsiia
an nr as sr, resrectiye y hSs and thru yer
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock. lnt-rment st Holy
p OK On January 81, lsa1 at $50 O'CLOCK. Mis-
ELIZA BEck. in her e -htv seventh year
t tlsa m Relatives and friends are r,PsS'iSliy
GG.LLAGHs,Sss On sunday. Jan,.ry %. lsss. :,
Callsehan az their Residence. 707 5th stree: south-
"a at pm. Friends aaa Tsist1ss invited 's 70 ~
CLIFTox snadenly; on January n isaa rHEo
DOH Sb,,cs e. hnsoS CLIFTON .sed sryhvs ys..
sp SSnaig FRF os.S 10 via S.n 81
southeast sudden snd .aS lines. 20 as s.s s,
5SSf her e . ss at esy.
rom 81; Pstricks Church "Wednesday morning the
are invited 70 be present
s puS y Fn,eTed I,S Fss MSSa,y January q
kobert W. an Lizzie Z. Dunn. aged twenty-five
The funeral will tahe plac. from the Fourth stre.,
NJ f Church Wednesday afternoon AZ 8 o'clock
Friends Of the family are respeossy invited 70
GoLwtY On Monday. January %. Isea at 40
". ". 60 way, ared ffty-eight yeas
a., interment oGnsr.ssSnsi Genet ~ funer,i no
HaSSsH & HhckET @rty vi d " i i. assls,
D
porrthws.t :, ? y Msanssday. the 2Sts Instant
HILL. On sunday. January - 1891 a, IS n m
LILLIAN Z. BILL. s>loved husband OF Fiorence A.
Hill.
Funeral will place from his late re<tdfn~. 32s
b street southeast. "Wednesday, January -, at 2
O'Clock IN. Relat and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend Detroit pspers plesss cory %
KIDwELl. On Saturday. January 81 lsaa
CHARLES k1DNELI. az his mother's residence. on
street betwee LIST and Half streets southwest sred
twenty eight years.
Funeral will take place on "Wednesday, January a
at p m. from his mothers residence
LEDERER- On Saturday, January 81. 1893 st z
O'clock p m. JOHANNA, wife Of John Lederer. Ared
fifty two years.
Funeral from Frank G~ier's Sons undertaking -
tablishment. No l1I3 9Th street northwest. We'd
nesday. ysnpa 25. at 80 an. Requiem mass q
respectfully invited to attend %
IAN HARRISON McKNEW Jr. Youngest child Of
William H. and Ida Mcknew
Funeral private.
ROSS On Monday. January %. 1884, at HIS
O. m, at 1890 5;h street northwest THOMAS b
ROSS, in the thirty seventh year Of his are.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
TOWERS. On Sunday, January - lsp3 Of e.
ternal injuries from fre. louis EDWARD TOWERS.
Funeral private. from Barriers undertaking. estab-
lishment. at 30 p Tuesday.
TENLEY. On January IL is93. ct 10 D m. AN
DREWJ. TENLE1, aeed sixty -four years
Funeral frum ST. Aloysius Church tomorrow. asH0
Friends and relatives resuectfully invffe1so
attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
WILL NOT INTERFERE.
Harper, the Bank President. Must Serve Out
His Time.

Harper, the Bank President, Must Serve Out
His Time.
The President has again declined to interfere
in the case Of Edward L. Harper. late president
Of the Fidelity National Bank Of Cincin-
natl, convicted Of. . violation Of United States
banking laws and sentenced December -, 1887, to
ten years imprisonment in the Ohio peniteu-
tiary at Columbus. His pardon is urged on
the ground that he is dying of kidney troubles
The President Endorsed the application as fol-
lows:
1.-THE recent examination by surgeons selected
by the Attorney General shows that the pris-
oner is less dangerously sick than appeared
from previous reports. His term expires in
April as I understand, and in view Of these facts
1 do not think any interference by me is neces-
sary."
The President has also declined to interfere
further in the case Of Meredith Grow, convicted
in the western district Of Arkansas October 2,
1885. Of murder. He indorsed the application
as follows:
"This man has twice received executive
clemency. A capital sentence was commuted
to life imprisonment and that to ten years
actual imprisonment. / do not think further
action is demanded now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
THE DISTRICT KNOCKED OUT.

II Was Saturday In the Hcu OF Representa-
tive- and Monday :. Lost.
Today was Monday everywbcre save In the
House Of Representatives. wher Il was eth last
SATURDAY.. The House hss been in recess since
Saturday and the legislative day has continued.
go that when Chairman Hemphill desired to
claim today as District day in the House. under
the rules. he found that Monday had not We,
arrived in the House.
The quarantine bill occupied the attention Of
the House during the afternoon. and Mr.. Hol-
man gave notice that at its conclusion be would
ask TO take up one Of the appropriation bills.
When the House adjourns IL viii meet again on
Tuesday. and Monday. the Districts day, will
have been lost in the shuttle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

The Michigan state association will give .
reception and banquet at Wizards Hotel nert
Thursday evening. There will be a reception
from to s and banquet
The program announced is as follows:
PRAYER. Rev. E. S. Todd, ID. D.; The
Past OF Michigan" Gen. Geo W Jones.
delegate In Congress from the Territory
OF Michigan, 1851; music, Columbian MAN.
dohn and Guitar Club: The Present Of
Michigan, Senator Stockbridge: cornet solo
Prof. Walter +. Smith u. :. Marine Band;
recitation, Miss Helen Corrinne bergen Of
Michigan; vocal music. schubert Club; the an
nual address Future Of Michigan" Rep
resentatiye j. Logan Chapman; dancing, In
Willard Hail. to commence at 10 O'Clock.
The door committee 10 composed Of Alex
ander Grant, L. l.. Chapman, A. r. Doushertv.
Lieut.. John II. Gibbons, L. & ", and Charles
q. Townsend
The reception committee comprises Daniel
l. Pierce, George c. Maynard. Benz. A. Har-
Ian, Richard w. Tyler. Henry Sherwood.
Zebina Moses, Charles L. Lincoln and William
b. Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
To Reduce the Pension Roll,

The House committee on appropriations
PROPOSES to initiate movement for the reduc-
ton of the pension roll. There will be meet
ing to consider the pension appropriation bill
on Wednesday and the purpose is at that meet
ing to adopta provision for an Investigation
to be conducted under the executive depart
ment of the government to determine IL there
are now any fraudulent pensions being paid and
looking to the reduction Of the list by looping
of such pensioners as are adjudged to be not
entitled to their pensions. 1t is expected by
those in charge of the measure that this pro-
vision will be adopted by the House, and that
before the bill becomes q law the provision
for the transfer of the pension Office to the War
Department will be adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
THE WHITE HOUSE QUARANTINE.

1t is Raised by the Health Ohacer To-day.
The quarantine at the White House caused by
the illness Of Martena Harrison with scarlet
fever was raised today.
The local health officer visited the White
House today and removed the two red cards in
dicating the presence of q contagious disease.
These have been up for a month, and the house
has been closed to the public for that period.
It will not be opened for a few days in order
to admit Of its thorough disinfection. The
little patient Is fully recovered and the other
children Of the household escaped the disease
entirely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
Railroad Tax Cases Decision,


The United States Supreme Court today dis
missed for want Of jurisdiction, with directions
to the United States circuit court for the dis
trict of South Carolina to do likewise, the
suits brought by the Northeastern Railroad
Company and the Central Railroad Company
against Walter 4 Els to enjoin these county
officers from the collection Of q tar
imposed on the railroads by the state.
The taxes were state, county and school
taxes. The. Tillman board Of equaliza-
ton assessed railroad property at higher rate
than other property, and 1t is claimed that this
il unconstitutional The question at issue has
stirred up the railroad companies Of the
state and has been political issue az
well between the two wings Of the
South Carolina democracy. It is held
that jurisdiction cannot be made to attach BY
combining the various forms of tax in number
Of counties, and thus swelling the total amount
involved to above o., 900. the amount necessary
TO take the case into the federal court. The
merits Of the case were not gone into. Opinion
by Justice Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

Senator Teller on the Supreme Court.
Senator Teller Of Colorado, who is a member
Of the judiciary committee, is quoted as say
ing, apparently on inside information: at is
my opinion that if Judge Gresham does not go
into Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet he will, before
many months, be on the Supreme bench here.
Mr.. Cleveland will have three places on that
bench to fill soon. Blatchford and Field will
retire soon on account Of age NJ will, by
special act, doubtless retire Justice Lamar
early in the next session Of Congress. Every
body knows that Justice Lamar is incapacitated
by i'll health. He has reached the age for re-
tirement but has not been in the service ten
years, as required by law. Lamar is old and
poor, and we are going to pension him by re-
firing him by special act Of Congress. If
Gresham is not in the cabinet he will, suspect,
take Lamar's place"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

NAVAL CHANeEs.-Commande o. A. Batchel-
Ter reported before the examining board for
promotion Saturday and was found physically
disqualified. Commander Silas W. Terry thus
becomes entitled to the captalncy caused by
the death Of Capt. White. Capt Terry is now
eligible for the command of one of the large
ships and it il not unlikely that he will be given
command Of the Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
Souvenir Coins.

In compliance with many requests, TIE star
has secured, for the accommodation Of ITS
patrons, . supply Of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir half dollar coins, which viii be fur
nished at cost price, -,ons dollar each. Apply
at the counter OF TIE SrAR business Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

The Speaker Of the House has promised a
special order for the consideration Of the sill
yer suspension bill early next week. 1t will
have no cloture attachment, but many of the
most active silver men are now convinced that
q cloture amendment to the resolution can be
adopted in the House. vote on the bill in
the House is expected within two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

JUDGMENTS By THE CouRr OF CLArNs.-The
Court of Claims today dismissed for waut of
jurisdiction the suit Of the heirs Of samuel
Crawford of the District Of Columbia to recover
the value Of property alleged 10 have been
seized by the government during the war.
The court gave Judgment for 81 COS in favor Of
Brewster Cameron in his suit TO recover bal
ance Of fees as clerk Of the United States court
Of the first Judicial district Of Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

WEAK Lungs are strengthened. Pleurlsy Pains
relieved and Asthmatic symptoms subdued by Or
ID Jaynes Ekpectorant, a sovereign remedy for al
Coughs and Colds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
will Be Ready Tomorrow.

No
Secretary Foster has informed Chairman
Springer that he will be ready tomorrow to give
him the information called for by the subcom-
mittee Of the ways and means committee inves-
tigating the condition of the government
finances. Mr.. Springer expects to have a meet
ing Of the subcommittee at the Treasury De-
partment tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

A new department 10 be devoted to The in
tsrests Of labor win be established In England.
Party leaders IN the En9lish parliament are
getting ready to introduce the homo rule bin
Manager Cincinello Of the Bank Of Naples has
been arrested on charge Of smbsxzlsmsnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
Washington News and Gossip.

SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The Treasury Depart
ment today purchased $50 900 ounces Of silver
at &0.s450. The offers were l,244, 900 ounces.
The purchases for the month aggregate s, 2s4,-
600 ouncea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
Dox,r HEsrrIrE.

You know the old sayne. He who hesitstes 10 lest
II certainly applies with force IN some tlins
When you know you right don't hesitate 10 ~
it; when you know what you want donr hssit.ss 70
demandi IT,
When you 70 10 buy . bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate to say you want '-c-AR
TER-s. don't hesitate thst You Fst CAR
T-E-R-'-s" and don't hesitate 10 refuse anything o.
fered to you same 'c-A-nT-E-R--sp~ or .Just
good a. 'c-A-R-T-E-R--s.'" There n nothing %
good Is .,c-A-R-T-E-Ra-s." They never fnil
Don't hesitate 10 say when limitations - frsuas
are offered to you.
Don't hesitate 10 demand the genuine CARrRD,s
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
APosITIvE CURE FOR srcK HEApAcxx
Small PHI Small Doss. Small Prssa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
Range Of the Therrnom.tcr.

The following were the temperatures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today: sam, "a;
2p.m-, 40; maximum. Al: minimum. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the health
Office for the following
white-Eliza Beck, 81 years; Barbara Tanner,
50 years; Louisa Lemon, IS years; Adeline II.
Collins, 81 years; Elizabeth Upperman, As
years; Vim. H. McKnew, jr., year; Lillian n.
Horner. IL days.
Colored-Wm Sturdivant, I year; Webster
Sewell, year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
Tho Panama Investigation.

The House committee on rales expect to hold
. meeting late this afternoon or tomorrow
morning to consider the resolution for the
Panama investigation and also that to investi-
gate the whisky trust The Panama resolution
win probably be adopted with the preamble
stricken out, so as to have the investigation,
but not to declare beforehand that the Panama
Railroad Company are violating the Monroe
docfr,na
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

TIE Somerset Cheese, Butter and Canning
Association of Orange, Va, has, by Mr.. o. b.
Hallan, fled bill against 81. II. Spindle ct al.
to subject property in squares s65 and 366 to
the payment OF Judgments.
The annual donation party Of Metropolis
Lodge, No. l6, L O o. F., to the vidows and
orphans Of the lodge win taks place nsxt ri
day evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23


other steerage passengers must be disinfected
by the officers Of the marine hospital service
prior to delivery.
SMIrHMEYER AND PELz's CLAIM.-The
United States Supreme Court today affirmed
the opinion Of the Court Of Claims in the case
OF Smithmeyer and Pelz, the architects Of the
new library building. The decision allows
them S4S 900 for their six years service.
Smithmeyer and Pelz sued for 500 900, claim
Ing that they were entitled to this sum, which
is the architects allowance Of per cent on the
total cost Of the building, 81, 000, 900.
PERsoSAL--Harry Watkins Of New York. ].
d. Cole Of Keokuk, Iowa, @. B. Burton of Bal.
timore, w. NJ. milford Of Elizabeth, n j.
Everett o. Wilson Of Hartford and W. r. Greer
of Cleveland are at Wizards. John Q. Brown
Of St. Paul. Samuel B. Fowler of Rochester, r.
Y. Mcintosh Of Harrisburg and John G. Mar
tin of New Orleans are at the Randall H.
A Hawkins and Geo. J. Norton of New
York, II. Fl. Upper Of Tennessee, NJ.
W. Rowell of the army and Thos. P. Curtis
of Boston are at the Ebbitt.---D. T. Patterson
of PIttsburg. Geo. W. Wright Of New York and
F. A. Williams Of Brooklyn are at the Riggs
WIN. r. Stuart Of Toronto, Chas j. Baker
Of Baltimore, c. R. Rapley Of Boston, Thos
Patterson of Pittsburg and G. Paland Of
St. Louis are at the Arlington.-Robert II
Duncan, Isaac s. Thompson and B. Howell Of
New York, j. E. Clark of Philadelphia, F. L.
Huidekoper Of Cambridge. Md, and T. W
Kendrick Of Minneapolis are at the
Shoreham.-E. A. Quisenberry Of Lex.
ington, Va, and C. p. Tucker Of
Brooklyn are at the Lincoln.-Geo Birely
Of Frederick, Nd, L. s. Kilbourne of Chicago
E. J. Brown Of st. Louis, C. II. Kaufman
Of Wheeling, W. Va, and NJ. J. Levy of Phila
delpnia are at the National.-R. L. Jone.
Of North Carolina. F. s Stone'of Mobile
James Keys of New York and T. NJ. White Of
Toronto are at the Metropolitan A.
Cooper Of Racine, Wis, W. Il. Egestel
Of Wheeling. W. Va. C. E. Whitman
Of Boston, G. W. Garrison Of Mexico
NO., Thomas Dittman. c. ". Sheppard
Of New York. ]. A. Augustine of Richmond
Va, E. G. Jones Of Chicago and F. d. Howe OF
Boston are at the St. James.-C. ". Russell
| Of Hinton, W. Va, George A. Blacl
Of New York. NJ. A. Walker OF Winston
N. c., J. C. Zimmerman Of Detroit and II. G.
Baughan of Richmond, Va, are at the How
ard.-Mr. T. E. Bustamante. the minister for
Venezuela, and family and John PIERCE Of lows
are at Wormley 's.-Mr. Thomas ". Power
the commanding engineer in charge for the
Korean government, will leave for his station
in Leonl, Korea, on Wednesday, sailing from
Vancouver, b c., on February 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

DIsISFEcrINa STEERAaE BAeeAGE.-Assist-
ant Secretary Spaulding Of the Treasury De-
partment today issued circular requiring that
in case no consular certificate of disinfection at
the port Of embarkstion can be produced BY
the owners of baggage, or il for any reason the
supervising officers deem further disinfectiou
desirable, the baggage Of immigrants and all
other steerage passengers must be disinfected
by the officers Of the marine hospital service
prior to delivery.