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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-05-30
BLOW TO The REBELS
Rejoicings Over the Death of
Jose Marti.
THE BATTLE NEAR cAMAsAN
The Government Soldiers Captured
Documents Which Compromise
Important Persons.

Havana, May 24.-There is great
deal of rejoicing today in official circles
over the news of the defeat of the reb-
els in Eastern Cuba, and the reported
death of Jose Marti, recently pro-
claimed president of the Cuban republic
by the revolutionary party. Colonel
Salcedo is receiving great praise for the
manner in which the encompassed the
insurgent rout- The rebel loss is
placed at twenty killed and many more
wounded. The Spaniards captured
documents which have placed the au-
thorities in possession of information
which compromises persons at Santiago
de Cuba, Holguin and Havana. Inn
portant arrest are expected to follow,
although the persons compromised in
this city are believed to have fled. The
loss on the Spanish side was five killed
and seven wounded. The prisoners
captured during the pursuit say Maxi
mo, Gomez and Estrada, the rebel lead
ers, were either killed or wounded.
As their bodies were not found, it is
believed they were carried away by the
fleeing insurgents.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-05-30

Washington, May 27.-Senor Calvo,
the Costa Rican representative here,
says that reports of probable war be-
tween Costa Rica and Nicaraguan are
groundless.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-05-30

Madrid, May PA dispatch re-
ceived here says the death of Jose
Marti, the insurgent leader who was
proclaimed president of the Cuban re-
public, has been confirmed officially at
Havana.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-05-30

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red, rough hands with shapeless nails, falling
hair, and baby blemishes it is wonderful.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG
3 CHEM. CORP, Sole Props, Boston, Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
Telegranhle nreyliles.

In New York the Lille Low jury
returned a verdict at II 20 O'Clock yes
terday morning. The verdict was that
she came 10 her death by her own
hands. and that the wounds were self
inflicted. The three prisoners were dis
charged.
The Maryland Steel Company OF Bsit-
more. has decided to increase the wages
Of 100 employees 10 per cent, 10 take inl-
mediate effect. President Wood says:
"The great business revival warrants tne
employment of a larger number OF men
at higher wages"
4 belated telegram. dated Sunday. was
received yesterday az the State Depart
mcnt from Consul Nlyquain. at Panama,
stating that trains We're moving without
interruption over the route Of the Panama
railway. II is believed at the Depart
ment that the strike Is practically over.
The barge Republic, loaded with coal.
and beiug tOwcd from cleveland TO Dc
troit. foundered OF f.Orain. Ohio, Sce-
terday morning. The waves washed me
coverings from the hatches, aud snH
filled and sank IN seventy feet OF water
Her crew OF five men escaped In the yawi
and We're picked up by tux.
The worst storm OF wind and rain -
the memory OF the oldest inhabitants
rassed over Bonneville, Mo, az CLOGS
Monday evening. 10 fatalities were F"-
rortcd. but the destruction 10 prole'iJ
was great.
NJ. NJ. Dfiggers. who shot X. i. DOW
ling. i'm Bradford county, Fla. last Ihufs-
day.was carried 20 Jacksonville yesterday
TO ESCAPE a mob AT Stafke, which Wdt
bent ON lynching the murderer. bfis'
gers will remain In jail IN JacksonN'iir
until his trial comes up at the next teri"
OF the court.
IN Omaha, Neb.. Fred Wahlgfen, ot
indianapolis, shot and Instantly hillf9
Mrs. Augusta Maitland, al the MODEL
Steam Laundry yesterday afternoon. he
lived with her for six years al indlanapo-
lis. and they have two iittie sl9's' ON
account OF his cruel treatment, shs sloDei
to Omaha with Maitland, ana they were
married Wahlgren came here a week
ago with the intention OF klihnB her.
lie gave himself up.
The Cunarder Auranla arrived at quar-
antine at 1879 A. NJ, safe ana sonn1'
Inquiry on board elected the fact that
the DELAY was due 10 fracture OF inc
main steam pipe which necessitatei
aeIav of thfrty-sevcn hours for repairs.
The shio's corps Of engineers. under the
tiraction ~ chief Engineer Mungali. were
ahle ,o make a very thorough JOB or
r.nair work. and the ship proceeded az
,be rate of thirteen knots per hour until
sandy Hook was passed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
GTdNr MIRRIEs FiT GIBL.
Love at First Sight Of Nearly six Hundred
Pounds Of Flesh.

CHENANGO FORKS, y. Y, July 3D.
Oscar Grouse. known as "the Kansas
Giant" Saturday married Miss Heath,
known as "the Broome County Fat MO-
man. Grouse Is six feet eleven inches
in height. and weighs lo6 pounds. his
wife is only five feet high, but weighs 80
pounds. Their union was 2 result ct love
at first sight.
Grouse has been all over the world. ap-
pcarlug once before Queen Victoria. tie
returned 10 this country. ana with the
varying fortune Of the average '1reaE,
was walking from Syracuse TO Bingham
ton last week. The night WAS cool, 2n1
BE- stopped at a flag station near the
Forks 10 warm himself Ills remarkable
stature WAS the source OF much COM
ment from the railroad men about the
fire, and one of them remarked. you
should see Miss Heath" \ description
Of the young woman followed. Although
spoken in jest, tr0use's mind turned
strongly IN the direction Of the fat girl
lie determined 20 find her and he sue
cccdcd. THenty-four hours from .he
time the couple saw each other they had
called on minister and been married.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
COUNTERFEITED STAMPS.
cONCITSIJE ETJDEyCE fGdrNsT 4
UOWfN of >ETEFfL dLffSf>.
Iwenty-Iight Thousand Stamps Found in
"A NaIise -- Clever Detective Work
Being a " oman the Accused Tainted.

BUFFALO. N. Y.. July 39.-Thc last
Ink n the chain OF evidence that lor
monihs ihe United States Secret Ser
vice has been binding about Mrs. Mary
d. Mcmillan. alias AIRS Mack. the no.
torlous stamp counterlctcr who Us now
iu the Eric county Jail. was forged last.
Saturday 3D. Postmaster Bakers private
onco. where satchel belonging to the
woman was opened. and round 90 con-
tain $500 counterfeit stamps. cNccilenty
made and done up 800 lte original pack
ages
For two months sccret-Scrvicc men
have been scarchile Eunaio Tor the Va
Use. and ITS hndue was one oi ihe citNti-
est pieces OF detective Wofh done DO
buffalo in years. WIN nothing nu' 'n'
fact that Mrs Mack visited the Ameri-
can Exproes office with d. grip early in
the spring to work upon. ihe officers, at
Ter two months work. discovered IT'S
hilinc-nlace. and Inspector Shea. Of New
York rifv now has the stamps in bis
roesess'on. It was found on the ter
race. in the possession OF "a weii-knoWn
Iunalolau OF n-rrnute. who may provo
20 Doe ana important member or the hh
counfcrfoiuns gans. Ills connection with
tho uofarious work is being run down.
and for CHAT reason his name is with
held
ono frnarfanf development i'm the case
fa fIa discovery that for time the gang
arrested iu chicago ana Hamilton. work
"a lH tn.s city. Ihtl were sNsp'.lel uN
local deputy marshal OF counicrieiflne
raIn. .nf nc bad made ready 20 raid
fn.m. huf in some manner thcy learned
ar hfs plans. ard fed 90 new fields.
u was few days before her arrest in
tho urne that Mrs. Mack 'came over
from Hamilton tO Buffalo. and asked az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

Florida Mans Head Chopped Open
The Tale His Wife Tells.

McLENNON, FLA, July &C. ".
Craig. living about one mile south Of this
place, was chopped in the head last night
about IL O'Clock, while lying in bed asleep.
IL appears that Mr.. and Mrs. Crais re-
tired al their usual bed time Mr.. Crs.ig
lying on the back OF me ped against the
Criag bclng GnweiI. could not saleep.
AboIf III o'clock Mrs. Craig SAYS she
heard some moving under the bed. shc
sprang up and ran OUT INTO the hall and
hail When she returned she heard the
strike OF a blow and heard a moan.
When she got back 10 the door OF the
bed room she saw man standing over
ond blow on the head. She tried 10
shoot him, but the pistol failed 20 fire.
After striking Mr.. Craig the secand time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

NEW YORK. July s).-Simon Wormser
seventy years old. @ member of the we'll
known banking firm OF Wormser Bros,
whose offices are al Is Broad street, was
found dead on the stOOp of No. 20 east
Sixty-sixth street shortly before 10 o'clock
tonight Mr.. W0rmser lived at $50 Firth
avenue.
sanger boy at twenty minutes TO ten
o'clock. sitting on tie step of No. 20 east
Sixty-slxth street. AZ is supposed that
he was on his way home al the time
when he was stricken with heart disease.
The body was taken to the east Sixty
seventh-Stroet Staii0n-house.
Mr.. lsador WOrmser, MS brother, was
summoned, and with three female rela-
tives, are now ar the staton-house. The
coroner was notified
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
SUFFERINGS OF NEGROES.
COLOyIsTs TIRE OF THE GLAND or
MILK IND RONEI."
Three of Party of One Hundred Return
From Liberia - smaii-Pox Among
Those Returning From Mexico.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 3O.-At
the Wayfarer's Lodge. Lombard street.
homesick and destitute. are three negroes
OF Arkansas, who have just returned
from Liberia, whittier they went as colo
nists some months ago. OF nearly n
hundred companies in the expedition,
some are said to have died OF starvation
and others are eking out a wretched
existence ia Africa. The three men are
Jefferson Coark, Frank shelton. and Il.
r. Tucker. The two last-named have
families.
They say the international Migration
Society OF birmingham, Ala, offered
twenty-five acres OF land 10 every colo
mist. and used as endorsement the name
OF Bishop II. NJ. Turner. of Atlanta, Tia.
The subscribers We're required 10 pay
sii In advance in installments ana their
passage 10 Savannah. In return tney
we're TO be given their passage, food,
and the land OF arrival The ship sailed
IN March for MOur0yla with niney-seven
cOlOnlsts. who were IN tie care OF the
SOclcty's secretary.
The men declare they were simply
dumped ashore and allowed 20 shitt FOR
themselves. 4 score OF their comrades
died OF cllmate-fever. and some. II was
reported, perlshed by starvation. Work
could not be secured, and the flesh ct
with avldity for food.
shelton and his TWO neighbors saw no
hope for them In the colony and sue
ceeded in obtaining passage 10 Liver
pool, and then 70 Philadelphia. They
expect help from Arkansas that will en-
able them to return TO their homes.
TIN MFsFOsN coLoNsT-.
EAGLE PASS. TEN. July 3O.-Sunday
night car containing IL destitute negro
colOIisis, returning from JOrreOn, Mex
leo. were placed on the switch near here
20 await fresh supplies and assistance
from the railway companies. Yesterday
several cases Of smallpox were dis
covered among the negroes, and the
entire party is now under strict quaran-
tine at point four miles above this
city. An abundance Of supplies and
competent medical assistance IS being
furnished them.
WASHINGTON, d. C., July 30.-Thc
Georgia and Alabama, who deserted the
LauhaulltO colony I'm Mexico, Iave been
greatly improved through the efforts
eNerted In their behalf BY the State De-
partment and the general manager OF
The Mexican Central railroad
Assistant Surgeon Ten Eyck, u. s. A..
VINO was sent TO care for those OF the
coionists who are IN. has tolegraphed
the Surgeon General of the army from
drtd OF the distressed negroes arrived
there sunday, and that eight Of them.
VINO are III with variOla, have been close
~ quarantirtd hy the Texas State heath
AUTHORITIES. Surgeon Ten Eyek saws
the sick colonlsts at TOrean are doing
nicely, with one exception, and all are
we'll cared Tor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

Ing Commander s. VI. Folgor. who Is or
dered home, and granted two months
leave
eutenant-Commander :. W. Everett
has been ordered to the Cincinnati as
executive officer, relieving Lieutenant
Commander j. -. Kelly. who goes to
the Texas. as executive officer
Lieutenant W. N. Behler has been de-
tached from the photographic office and
ordered to the Monocacy as executive otii-
GER
Lieutenant c. Z. Perkins has been de-
tachcd from the Bureau of Equipment
and ordered 10 the Montgomery as eX-
ecutive officer
Lieutenant T. s. Rodgers has been Or
dered to the Washington navy yard.
Assistant Engineer A. NJ Cook has been
ordered TO the Amphitrite.
Assistant Engineers W. II. French ana
W Il. Pugnot and A. ". Proctor have
been ordered to the Maine.
Surgeon H. Wells has been ordered to
the Vermont, erlicving Surgeon Benham,
who Is detached and ordered TO the New
York.
Chief Engineer George W. Baird. L. ).
y, WAS to-day, by direction Of prcsi-
dent Cleveland, assigned TO the duties OF
superintendent OF the State, War and
Navy Blldlng, relieving Chief Engineer
iHom Williamson, who viii be placed on
the retired HIT next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
English EIectlon~ Practically Over

LONDON, July SO.-The returns from
the East Division Of Donegal and the
South Division OF Londonderry. were an
noaHced to-day The former elected
O'C0nnor (NationalisO. and the latter
Lee UnionisU. Both held seats in the
last Parliament, so there Is no change.
But one election Is 10 take place now
that i'm Orkney and Shetland. 1t Will not
occur until the 9Th of August, but. as a
Liberal VAS chosen in that district in
the last election by 1908 majority. IL IS
fair 90 assume that ne next member VIII
be- Liberal also. " acrcfore. giving that
seat 10 the Liberals, the new Parliament
viii be composed OF 83S Conservatives, i3
Liberal-UuiOnists l7s Liberals, " McCar-
thyltcs, and II Parnelltes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
3HEJ HfDE KOuE HOUL.
\ stormy sitting of the Italian Chamber
of Deputies.

ROME, July SO.-To-day's sitting Of the
Chamber of Deputies was an exceedingly
stormy one. sigpor lmbriani, the leader
OF tho Radicals, In the course Of the dis
cnss.0n Of The budget, ma1e bitter at
tack upon the grants fer the maintenance
OF the Royal household. lie was FREE
quentiy Interrupted by protesting depu-
ties, and in the latter part of his speech
ds drowned by cheers for the King.
Afterwards In the debate Oh the item
on the budget, a prominent member Of
the Ministry Of the Interior, sismor Ven
cemini, a Radical. declared shat the cN-
tteiac Lett would not discuss the budget
OF Minister who was under charges
and undergoing trial for Irregularities, II
for nothing worse. Several members az
The majority angrily protested against
Nendemini. and Premier Crispi twice
shouted, "Iniamcusv'
The Radical and Socialist deputies werc
finally shouted down, and finding them
selves pow erless against the majority,
the members OF those parties. with the
single exception OF SignOr BOyiO, Socialist,
walked out of the chamber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

PHILADELPHIA, PA. July 90.-The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to-day
placed am additional order for 1000 tons
of steel rails al S2i per ton. which makes
total of 5000 tons recently ordered.
The order was divided as follows
Pennsylvania steel Comp1nY y go tons.
Scranton steel Company. 1900 tons: Cam
hrax Iron Company. 5000 tons and the
Edgar Thompson Company. 300 tons
THE order to-day viii build about thr-
ty miles of track.
This new lot is really intended for the
ncv bridge over the Delaware river
which is rapidly approaching completion,
and for the approaches and the new
connection line and sidIngs in New Jcr-
Y from the bridge 10 the main line
IL is also intended for regular and for
new tracks on lhe main line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

WASHINGTON, July 99.-Thc baliistic
test of a turret. representing those 10 be
used on the battla-ships Massachusetts,.
Indiana. and Oregon, will be made at the
naval proving ground Indian Head. Md
in the near future The tu.ret was bulls
boy the Cramps. OF Philadelphia, and Will
be put together al the Norfolk navy-yard
The plates arrived at the Washington
ordnance foundry to-day from Philadel-
phia.
The test will be very severe The test
VIII be- first made with q six-neh gun,
anf vil bee continued uhtli the lafges.
sizc-a l3-inch b0re-will De reached. A
plate representing the side Of the ship will
be the object.
The bureau expects 10 obtain much
valuable Information from the test, ana
the experiments arc looked for with much
interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

CAMDEN. y. j., July so.-After "A
lengthy meeting last night the Camden
Fire Commissioners walked down 10
Sixth and Roydeu streets and turned in
am experimental alalm from the box To-
Gated there. They wanted to test the
pr0mptness of the department.
Companies Nos I and responded to the
alarm at brtakncck speed The hose cart
from No. / company turned wildly from
momentum sent il completely over. Two
men were buried under IT, They were As
sistar, Chief Samuel Busn and wilkins
Bromley the driver. A third rider, hose
man William 50. J0bes, was thrown clear
and escaped serious injury.
The other two men were nauled out
and sent TO their homes in patrol
wagon Both are so badly injured that
they may die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
Betting ON the Coming Prize FIGHTS

NEW ORLEANS. July 3e.-The betting
on the coming nrize-ring contests, which
are scheduled 20 take place in Dallas
Tex. in November. IS as follows. -Four
To- oH Corbeif so ) Oh Fltzslmmons. g
10 Z on OD0nnei. tO y ON Mahc. 1 10 )
on Ryan. = 90 0n smith Four % the
g0rbrtt-f -fItzsimmOus contest does not
last twenty rounds 80 direct odds, 10
either man wins Oake your pick, Fitz-
simmons or COIDett.
Combinations. Five TO J. with COrbett
Ga 90 VIM, 5 TO J. with Fitzsimmons in
40 VIM: to 4 the contest takes place
i'm Texas. Tho betting changes daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31
NO jury lET ron DTRfNT.
Who supplies Blanche Lamont's Alleged
Murderer with Money?

Mufdcf'i Win Money
SAN FRANCISCO, July s9.-No pro-
sress was made in securing jurors to try
Theodore Durrant for the murder of
Blarche Lamont. The remaining forty
of the first panel were exhausted. aid
not one man was accepted.
The temper Of The public may Doe gaugcl
pretty accurately by replies of the two
score men 10 questions. The great ma
jority declared hdtly that they wouldn't
convict the accused on merely circum-
stdniial evidence. .furrautS counsel look
ed pleased when their replies were made,
for the police thus far have only clrcu4n-
stantial evidence, and several luKs ia
the chain are missing.
DurrantS appearance and mdlner are
having a powerful effect upon public
opinion. His confidence and his cooiuess,
which have never left him from the first,
are beginning 10 De accepted as signs ol
innocence.
There is much gossip over Charles II.
Clarke. a commercial traveller, who IS
expected TO testify that ne saw blancnc
Lamont on the cars on the afternoon OF
the murder. and that another man than
Durrant was in her company. clarke is
supposed to be i'm Chicago on his way 20
Boston. where he Is going 10 introduce
California wine Lists Of questions Tor
his deposition have been sent 70 boston
by both sides. This police declare tial
clarke knows nothing of the case, and
that his testimony can be easily over
thrown.
The counsel for the defepce have had
several sham quarrels with Captain of
Detectives Lees and have declared open
Iv that they propose 20 rip up police
~ .tho1s I'm the case. They assert that
the police nave not followed mp any clues
sxcet,f such as promised % convict Dur
rant.
r,unt Tor the money which Is being free
lv Jisbursed IN DurraAts behalf. The
defence have several skillfll detectives
tsit. and they have n ent much money
in securing witnesses. hurrants father
has no means, ara VINO 49, put1ns up
pu.ssed What motive the money sup
viicr can have Is equally a mystery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

BRIDGEPORT. July 30.-Thomas Car
roll. of this city. has gone TO Cuba un-
der contract with the insurgents 10 fur
Hlsh q large supply OF q high explosive
which he has the secret formula for
making.
1T is cheaper and better for the revo-
lutiOnists 10 make the explosive on the
spot than 10 ship 1t from this country. %
sdid Mr.. Carroll before leaving. I'VE can
get la cuba all the necessary Ingredients.
/ am 10 hoe there six weeks
with fifty men We can blow up a mil
lion of the best-drlllei soldiers in the
world. We can put tOrpedoes under wa
ter, and blow up ships and destroy ca-
bles. Water or dampness does not inter
fere. Under all the roads We can plant
the explosive. IL can be placed I'm Old
tomato cans or paper cartridges and
fired from guns.
Il do not know how the Cubans have
planned their campaign, but with the
high explosive no generalship Is needed.
boy can blow up half the island Of
cuba.
"The revolutionists have given me my
with the material
From cuba Mr. Carroll will go to San
Francisco TO meet agents Of the Chilian
Government.
His explosive has been tested by sev-
cral governments and found 20 have very
high power.
HAVANA. July 3O.-A dspatch from
Santiago de Cuba says that on July 18th
the iusurgent bands. under Jose MaceO
and Louis B0nef. iptlmatei 10 the de-
tachment of Spanish troops garrisOnng
The fort at Stei Ari.dria that they would
surrender. Under th' subfcrf"go thoy ape
preached the fort and attacked "a. hut
were repulsed with loss Of six killed aud
many wounded. The Government troops
had two men wounded. ia The course
OF the night the rebels rcneweh their at
tack on the fort. and during the hgnt
set fire TO several houses I'm the village.
which were destroyed. Shortly after day
break on the following. morning a column
OF troops. under Colonel Seguerez. ap-
peared upon the scene. when the insur-
gents dispersed. The troops pursued,
bff with what results fe not known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

the man jumped out Of the window and
fled.
Mrs. Craig went 10 her daughters room
and told her that Mr.. Craig had been
struck in the head and was badly hurt
Neither OF the parties LETT the house or
gave any alarm until after daylight
this morning.
Mr.. CraH was struck on the right side
OF the head I'm two place. with "A blunt
instrument. apparently a dull hatchet;
one cash Is three and a hair inches. am
the other two and three-ql-trters .nchet
long, laying open the skull. 50 t-at the
brain profruded and he also had a bad
bruise on his right eye. DR. Taylor Is
attending him, but says he has no-s-ore.
of his living until morning. Sher.n Point
IS making every effort 10 capture the
pernctra.0r OF this outrage.
There is something very mysterious
about this affair. as X has been utterly
impossible to find any trace Of the party
lOgse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-31

Her Trip Was 10 Prevent the Lynching Of
United STATES citizens.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 3O.-The
cruiser Atlanta returned FROM Key West
yesterday from another selrch after Gu
ban nlnusieline expeditions. \ .eiesram
announcing her return. received at the
Navy Department to-day. was the FIRST
confirmation Nouchsafcl 90 the public by
the Navy Department. that she had been
a fay from Key West.
10 cannot be learned what results, If
any. We're achieved by the vessel. as
everything connected with her move
ments are kept in close secret by the few
naval officials HhO are informed on the
matter
10 is learned at the State Department.
with reference 90 the report that the
recent trip of the Atlanta was for the
pIrposc OF preventing Spanish soldiers
from lNnching S1ugullla. Guiriie, and
Conn. alleged revOluu1uIsfs. who claim
go Doe United States citizens. Information
that these men We're in danger had not
come fo the department from any United
States consul
According TO reports received hy the
Marine Hospital Service. the yellow-fover
is making largely increased ravases
fw0n. the people OF cuba. The medical
inspector ar Havana states that I'm the
week ended July 18th. there were seventy
uew cases in that city and twenty-three
deaths