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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
Major Powell VIII Not Go,

w WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-After a con-
suitation between Secretary Alger and
Major Powell. corps of engineers. who
arrived here from Pittsburg. ii was an
nounced that that officer would not go
10 Nicaragua as the engineer officer Of
the canal commission. The secretary
Is now looking about for another en-
gineer officer to take the place.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07

ONE HUNDRED AGENTS WANTED-in th,
Onext 30 days to sell Biglow's Household
Specialties. We guarantee from to 3 dollsf
o day. None but those who meau business NEED
apply. Send 25 cents and receive circulars and
samples address !. +. BlLGER, Gen. Man, New
Berlin, Pa. ST.
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Policeman Per haps suicided.

BOSTON. Oct. 5.-The police Of this
city are looking for Patrolman Charles
w. Gray, who was charged with maxi
ing an unprovoked assault on Daniel
w. Faulkner last Thursday. His dis
appearance, coupled with a remark he
made when. last seen, has given rise
20 the impression that he has commit
ted suicide
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07

ATLANTA. Oct. 4.-The citizens Of
HOgansville. some of whom tried to as
sassinate their colOred postmaster, ]. H.
Loftin. will soon be relieved Of Mr.. Lof-
tins presence. 1t is said that he has
accepted a remunerative clerkship In
Washington, and 1t is known that his
resignation has been prepared and for.
warded to the department.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
wEyLER il srvssoRM.
Claims That the whe,s sS West csba Z,
Pacl0ed.

CIosms Thos ehe Whoio ~ west Cobo -
Pseidsd.
HAVANA. via Key West. Oct 1.-THE
report is current here that General
weyler will sail for Spain on the Span
ish transatlantic steamer leaving this
port on Oct. 10. The captain general il
making. nevertheless. many efforts to
create the gravest difficulties for the
new government and especially for his
successor.
He reiterates with incredible peril
nacity the statement that the western
part Of Cuba is pacified. and that II.
after his departure. fighting is reported
In Matanzas. Havana and Pinar del
Ris. the fault will rest with the coming
captain general.
The military commander OF Quivican.
Havana province. informed the captain
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07

WINNIPEG, Oct. "A prairie fire
which. famed by a gale, caused great
devastation for miles around here
created. not q. little alarm in this city
lest It should snoSoach upon the sub.
urhs,, Farms. cf6ps and stock were
wiped out IN thsr6ountsy round about
and several lives were lost.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
chiess VIII oppose tho British.

SIMLA, Oct. 4.-The Afridi and Orak-
xais chiefs have held council at Kool
and have arranged a plan to oppose the
British advance.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
A short Cur IN Health,

To try TO cure constipation by taking pills !,
like going round In circle. You win never reach
the point sought. but only get back TO the start
Ing point. A perfect natural laxative Is BacOns
Celery King, the celebrated remedy for all nerve
blood, stOmache. liver and kidney diseases. u
regulates the bowels. w. II. spangler, Middle
burgh; NJ. RothrOck. NJ. d., Mt. Pleasant Mlls,
Will give you sample package free. Large size
25 and Scots.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
Consuls Recognised.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The presi-
lent has recognised Antonio e. Delfina
~ consul general Of VsnssueIa st New
YORK. and Robert c. Moon - vice eoa.
WI It Liberia at Philadelphia.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-10-07
Fourteen Moro A. Edvnrd,.

EDWARDS, Miss. Oct 4.-The doc
tors report IA new cases Of yellow fever
here
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No-To-bac I

No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weak
men strong, ylood pure. Soc, Si. All druggist,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-04
INTERESTING LIENS

EoMFoRD, England, claims the cham
pion lat mems bicycle club 224 pounds
being the minimum admission weight.
FRoes have been raining down in
thick showers on HIz.rtl, in Tunis.
The largest were the size Of a mans
thumb
CArr FRANCIS MARTIN. Of Detroit.
who has just ccle Orated hi, ninety
seventh birthday. was present at the
funeral Of Napoleon
SARAH SGDDoN's pu;chbox and TOOTH
pick brought in 50 at recent London
auction sale, her silver pocket nutmeg
crater so, and gold locnet with a
lock %. her hair
CAMILLE DEEYFUS once one OF the
most brilliant OF young French iourn.
all~ir. an eN-mcmbcr Of Che French
chamber OF deputies. and connected
with the ministry Of finance. is keen
ing % little fruit stall at kDtOnoo. in
French Africa
SIZE JoNrBuHSs. BART. who has lust
received peerage at the hands Of
Queen Victoria. is the head of the
Iunnrd steamship line. Ills father on
whom the barouetcy was conferred in
1850 was tnc first TO carry mails across
the Atlantic i'm steamers
lENcEsS TurEr~A of Eavaria a
maiden lady OF mature years. has cv,
p.orci all South America. a., well as
unknown parts OF Siberia. her services
To- the eau, pf geography having won
for her honorary membership of most
~ the Geographical society.
|rE"ANI has. during the last two
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SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.


II has been estimated that an o1l, OF
average size. during The five months it
is i'm leaf every year. sucks from the
earth about 1913 tons Of water.
The iridc-ccnce OF the soap bubble
arises from the fact that the bubble.
being very Thin. reflects light from both
the outer and inner surface, OF the film.
Crabs frequently fa-tcu scawcOds ON
their backs to hide themselves and the
rrowths selected are always in perfect
harmony with the surrounding
During Dr. Nluscu's arctic Journey
mis- ship fhc Fran. remained for five
and % hIIf months. from Octo1cr1 8. 1895.
until Starch %. 1890. ont Of sight OF The
sun. This Or. IT. u. Mil. Tie Eng
Hsh eeographcr, remarks. "was the
longest and darkest night ever expert
euccd by man"
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-..,i.,;.... 80 '' nc
i'''i'''' VI '.'' ,""'''' o." ''''-
w. an" mn" ''"''@
VI '"''' "'''i D." inc
,t, .,.... 49,
''''''' .''"'' - '"'''i'" '' ms
= ..", '"'N concur WIN
''' .''''"' '''H or '''' nav '"r''N "'
"'' '''''' OF
,i,',,. S''''''e ana '"''S'''"-
.,,i,,' ''''' we Always '' Sp@ot
frnn him. I i,,, ;'.,'".'S - we '''''r
''"''' "'I' AN" o'Il'\' thai ne rs wrong.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-08-04
SHEEP OWNERS.
Hard Times Experienced During
Democratic Free Trade.
Wages Down IL Zero md Wool
Worth NotbinG-Cost of Rum
ming Western sheep
Ranch.

The days when the ownership OF d
band Of sheep WAS looked upon as equiv
1lent to owning mall competency are
gone. apparently never to return. The
sheep men are glad now To get credit
for grub" enough to carry them
through tin sheariug time.
The clip of 1877 will be mort gagged be-
fore the wool OF 90 is sold. Wages are
down 10 zero; wool is worth practical
~ nothing, or at least not enough to
pay expenses. Mutton has not much
more than paid for transportation, and
stock sheep are almost unsuitable.
Two years ago ana owner of $500
stock sheep was regarded as being in
"A fair way 10 Independence. The same
man to-day finds i' hard 10 stand orr
the storekecpcr for "a q. s. OF beans and
suwhelly to carry him through.
Before the panic of %. wool. mutton.
stock sheep and even pelts brought a
good price. but sheep that would have
readily brought 50 10 $3.50 AT that time
can now Ice bought for onc-third less.
Taking into consideration the cN-
pcnSc of running sheep i'm. say. such n
climate a. that of Montana. il is OBJ
vious that at present prices no sheep
man can do more than barely keep his
head above water. No doubt better
times will come. but the question is.
what to do i'm the meantime Free
wool finished the career of many a
small sheep owner. and many and bit
ter have been the uuathcmas hurled at
the head of the English" statesman.
Wilson.
The banks were ever ready To adj
vance money on tn" nevt clip. or ON the
sheep or ranches. Many ranches were
mort gagged TO such au extent that y, hen
hard times came the banks did not CON
slider it worth while 10 forcclo-- and
sell. looking AT il i'm the light of good
money thrown after bad
This expenses of running shecpiu.say.
81 country like Montana are large.
Good sheds must bc provided. and large
quantities of winter feed For in
stance. am owner of four bands of sheen.
which Will aggregate 10000 head must
provide four winter camps with sheds.
The sheds will cost from $3.50 10 $500
each. The camps or ranches h. may
acquire 10y his own filing or that of
members of his family. or he ma, hire
some one to file for 500 or winters
job. NJ each camp he should have at
least 100 tons Of hay. which will cost
in the ucighborhood of -four 10 fy, dol
lars per ton TO put up himself. or more
II he has 10 buy it,
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American citizens at home are not
seeking charity but the opportunity 10
sol! their labor. Protection will az
ford IT,
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GREEDY MEN.
They Are Responsible for the Woes of
Hard Times.

"'Where'ore Doth Living Man Com
p"lnF Nr"t" Jrrenish-Peopie
should Brac- Up. rut Their Trust
IN the Lord aud Not Fret q
Things Go Wrong.
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Greene Glow arc the Gravson. get
ting along these days." Brown Pa
mousIy. They must have struck
pay dirt somewhere Grayson's got the
govt, and his wife has the hay fever"
Boston Transcript
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
A Kiondilso Railway.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 11.-A party
of u engineers and surveyors has left
on the Oregon express for Seattle,
where they will be re-enforced by eight
assistants. besides so others, who VIII
sail for ChillSat inlet on a steamer es-
pecially chartered for the trip
At Seattle 200 horses, $50 cattle, feed
for six months and 200 tons Of general
stores win be purchased for the party
during the long drive from Klukwark,
at the head of Chilkat inlet, to Selkirk,
the head OF steam navigation on the
Yukon, distance of 800 miles, over a
trail infrequented during the winter.
The expedition Is to determine wheth-
er a railway can be built over the 300
mile trail The engineers VIII also try
20 locate a new pass believed to exist
north of the ChillSat.
The organizers of the expedition are
from Boston, San Francisco and Puget
sound and have formed a company with
a capital Of 100000 to meet necessary
expenses. The party expects to arrive
in January at Fort SellNrS, where per-
manent headquarters for railway con-
struction will be located. All the mem
bers OF the party have been engaged for
two years.
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
Detective Moore Charged with murder

NEW YORK. oct. 11.-Central office
detective william Moore of this city,
who has been arrested on suspicion Of
having stabbed his wife to death last
Wednesday, was committed to the
Tombs prison by Coroner Fitzpatrick.
The most damaging evidence against
the detective was given by Mrs. Morri-
son. who said she heard Moore in the
house on the afternoon of the tragedy.
Two boys named Frederick Hull and
Frederick Dodge also say that between
/ and O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
they saw the detective leaving his home
Moore denies that he killed his wife and
says that he was in the Wall street dis
trict all day Wednesday until o'clock
when he got word from police head
quarters that there was something
wrong at his home. and then he went
up town and found his wife dead. The
effort to suppress the fact that his wifi
had died from a stab wound of the alb
domen and the burning Of the murdered
woman's clothing at the time of hei
death all tend against Moore.
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
would Not Indorse George.

PHILADELPHIA, oct ia resolu-
tion to indorse Henry Georges candi-
dacy for mayor of Greater New York
was almost unanimously defeated at a
meeting Of the United Labor league.
The resolution was offered by Delegate
James A. Powers OF Typographical
Union No. .. During the discussion
that followed tho presentation of the
resolution the strongest sort of person.
alities were INDUCED in. Delegate
Chance opposed the resolution on the
ground that it was entirely foreign to
the interests of the league Of this city,
as did also Delegate Ulrlch Delegate
william Dawick said such an act on
the part Of the Labor league would
bring It into ridicule. The Greater
New York election OF mayor is not a
national natter" continued Mr.. Da-
wick. "and this league has no right tc
20 outside its jurisdiction"
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
Southern
SUNDAY TRAINS.

DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle, S.15, l1.0i a. m, 2.5l,
Tor l. Tewes v and Rehoboth. SIS a m, All
D. IN, weekdays.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar. s.1S,
1t04 a. m, 2.5i, 4.27 and 11.56 p. m. Sun
For wyoming and way EtauOns. sS
- ETprcss l.i FOR Cape Charles. OLD Point
Comfort and Norfolk, n.0l a.. N. week
days and ll.he p. NJ. daily. .
rkAlNE LEAVE BROAD STREETSIA-
TION, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
$50 a. M, daily, Pittsburg, Chicago Gin
cinnati, Louisville and st. Louis. Dining
1O.2s a. m, daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. CNo. coaches to Pittsburg2
1920 D. m. daily, Limited" Pittsburg,
Chicago. Cleveland, Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville and st. Louis. Dining Carr
1925 %. m daily, Pittsburg and Cleveland
4.30 p. m. daily, Pittsburg, chicago, Nash-
vile (via CincinatD, and ST. Louis. (Dln-
s.56 5 p. m. daily, Pittsburg. Chicago and
1927 D. M, daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati
l1.20 D. m. daily, PIttsburg and ChicagOI
Cleveland and Toledo, except Saturday.
% Congressional Limited EXPRESS. ~ 81
Vsstibule Parlor Cara and Dining Car; Ns
extra fare other titan the usual Pullman
Issj Limited Express. vestibuls Parlor
Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches ana
Dining Car. No extra fare. .,,
The Wilmington Transfer Company Will
call for and check baggage from hotoah
and residences.
For further information, passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sHA-
]. 3. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gan. Pass Agent
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
The Rosnile Arrives.

SEATTLE, WASH oct. II. - The
steamer Rosalle has arrived here from
Skagguay and Dyea, Alaska. The Ro-
sale brought down 1S9 passengers, most
OF them coming from Skagguay. Among
the passengers were six from Dawson
City, who came out over the Dalton
trail. They were Patrick Calvin and
wife. Charles Thebo, c. u. Garrlsh, c.
II. Davis and n man named Bede.
They had about 81. .0O0 In nuggets be-
tween them. They left Dawson on Aug.
20 and arrived at Paine's Mission on
Sept. %. They report that rich strikes
have been made at Hunker creek. which
Is as rich as Bonanza or lei Dorado
The total output this year will ex-
ceed any estimate ever made. The Ro-
sale reports everything quiet at Skag-
quay. Many miners have completed
cabins in which TO winter, and others
are cacheing their supplies preparatory
to leaving next spring. when they will
again try the pass.
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
satisfaotion In Washlnrton.

WASHINGTON. oct. 11.-Deep salts
faction was felt in administration cir
cles at the recall Of General Weyler by
the Madrid government and the send
ing OF General Blanco TO Cuba as his
SUCCESSOR BY this act IT is believed
the new ministry has taken the initial
step toward meeting the wishes Of the
Mckinley administration.
The administration had an opportu-
nifty 10 learn from former Minister Tay-
lor the status OF affairs In Spain ana
what may be expected from the present
ministry. Mr.. Taylor called at t,le- state
department and had talk with As
sistant Secretary of State Day, AMI
later saw the president Mr.. Taylor de-
MED emphatlcaly that he had referred
IN any way while in London TO the in
structions TO General Woodford.
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
No natter In New orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, oct 1.-THE fever
situation here grew no better yester-
day. Early in the evening there was a
promise that Saturdays record would
be equaled IL not exceeded New cases
appeared in various portions of the
city. many Of them. however, being re-
ported in houses where there was all
ready infection. There were several
deaths. and in one case the fatality oc-
CURED not long after it was brought to
the attention of the board.
The Official report of the board is as
follows: New cases Of yellow fever, 81;
deaths, 8; total cases of yellow fever to
date. 577; total deaths from yellow
fever to date. 81; total cases absolutely
recovered, 240; total cases under treat
ment 276.
A physician is on the list of cases re-
ported. He is DR. Otto II. LEIGH, but he
is not reported to have a serious at
tack Dr. Barnett and DR.. Howard Oh
liphant are both reported to be pro-
crossing favorably toward recovery
Among the new cases Is that OF A. w.
Read, second engineer Of the steamship
Valleda. He was taken sick on the yes
sci and Immediately removed to the
Touro infirmary.s The steamer has been
disinfected and extra precautions taken
to prevent the spread Of the fever
among others of the crew.
There are no new cases of yellow
fever at Nitta Yuma. At Edwards there
are nine new cases, four Of which arc
colored persons, and one death. that OF
Mr. John Young. The state board Of
health has advised the Industrial insti-
tute at Columbus Miss, not to open tho
fall term until general frosts occur ii
! the state
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
nenlh Of A-tIst van peuzen.

GOWANDA. n. Y. Oct. 11.-Allen w.
Van Deuzen. art editor for Outing Mag
azine Of New York, died at the home of
his father, o. B. Van Deuzen, in this
village. Mr.. Van Deuzen had been in
poor health for several months, and on
July ne left New York, intending to
come home for the summer and regain
his health. He stopped at Canajoharie,
y. v. and while there was taken with
typhoid fe-er He was removed 10 Sara
nae Lake. n. Y, at which place the
physicians gave no hope Of his recov-
cry. and he was brought home on
Sent 30.
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
NAVY NEEDS MILLIONS.
Secretary Long Asks For Nearly $751;
100000 For Expenses.

N'NfNNN
WASHINGTON. oct. lin the opin-
ion of Secretary Long, almost 32,OOO,O00
viii be necessary to defray the expenses
Of the navy and marine corps during
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1899.
Having employed the pruning knife
at all points where it was possible to
do so. the secretary drafted a letter TO
the secretary Of the treasury, forward
ing the estimates OF appropriations re-
quired by the two services. The exact
total Of the estimates "a S3l.99l, 727.55.
This sum is thus divided; Pay of the
navy. SS.4s9 eco; miscellaneous, $780, 600;
contingent navy. $1,000; bureau of navi-
CATION, $2OS950; bureau Of ordnance, 49,,
179,55l; bureau Of equipment. S1,5t4,-
l7S.40; bureau OF yards and docks, S469. =
1884: yards and docks, ST. 904 ,SS7; Ma
val observatory, $4,000; bureau Of med
icne and surgery. S15i.600; bureau of
supplies and accounts 81 l.525, ,433.03; bu-
reau OF construction and repair. S3,157.
O07; bureau of steam engineering ST.
10000; Naval academy, $2Si,57S.45; ma
rlne corps. St123.57423; increase OF the
navy, IS. 5652I3.
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Turks and Greeks are fighting at Dis
lyata.
Nicaragua is endeavoring to establish
a gold standard.
Ex-Congressman Captain James B.
White died at Fort Wayne.
George Dixon and solly Smith will
meet in a fipish fight In February.
Reports are current that Russia and
Japan are at loggerheads over Korea.
The British government may adopt an
Internal bullet invented In Birmingham.
Ex-senator Mcpherson, who died in
Jersey City, was buried In Washington
today.
Great interest is being taken in Lon
don over Greater New York's mayoral-
ty contest.
The torpedo boat Stiletto was sunk at
Newport, II. l., by the breaking Of a
derrick hauling cut the boats boiler.
The relations between Emperor Will
liam of Germany and the imperial
chancellor Prince Hohenlohe, remain
very strained.
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
TEXAS HAS IT NOW.
No Doubt After All That There
Is Fever In Galveston.
DR.. GUITERAS REPORTS FIVE CASES.
Tie Pest Does Not Lessen In New Or
leans, aud Reports From other
Southern Points Show 1t Is
Steadily Increasing.

GALVESTON, oct. 11.-Before a meet
ingof the Galveston board of health yes
terday Or. Guiteras made the following
statement:
Il have reported to Surgeon General
Wyman and communicated 10 Health
officer Fisher. County Physician War
field and Acting Mayor skinner that
there are FIVE cases of yellow fever here
and three cases that have recovered
from the disease. There is no doubt in
my mind as to the correctness OF the
diagnosis. l have been very careful ana
have made no statement as to any cases
without close personal examination.
The cases are scattered and seem to
have no connection. They appear TO
have developed in a quite confusing
way and are mixed with dengue fever.
There is one at the Sealy hospital
have reported two at st. Mary's In
firmary, but find that in one at the In
firmary l was mistaken. I misunder-
stood the statement Of the attending
physician as to the presence of albumen
in the urine. Finding there is no al
bumen, / alter my diagnosis as to that
case. The other case in the infirmary IS
distinctly yellow fever"
According to this statement, there are
but four cases of yellow fever here, as
the case in which DR. Guiteras was mis-
taken is one of the flve mentioned IN
the above statement.
The opinion Of a majority OF the ply
sicians here IS that there Is no yellow
fever at Galveston, but a typeof dengue
fever has existed for the past 60 days;
that there have been 1,500 cases Of den-
que and not a single death.
A meeting n citizens of Galveston has
been called for the purpose OF asking
Dr. Wyman to keep DR.. Guiteras here
until he has time to report fully on al
suspicious cases.
Galveston was somewhat excited sat
urday night, but now the city is quiet
The Santa Fe is the only road open
All other roads were cut off Saturday
night. and us departed on yesterday
train. Forty people have left by boa
for bay shore points.
The citizens claim IL these four case
are yellow fever then thousands OF cit
liens have had 1t, as there have beel
thousands OF cases similar TO the case
pronounced by DR.. Gulteras TO be vel
/ low fayer
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
Arrcsted ror I,urrlnrr.

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE residence
of Fran.is II. Scott Of the Century
company at Orange. n. j., was plum
dered by thieves last week and much
valuable property stolen. George Ben
nett, alias the New York Kid and
Cyrus Hyland two well known young
crooks. are locked up az police head
quarters here. charged with thu New
Jersey crime. Mary Rogers, alias
Chicago May" Hyland's mistress, is
also a prisoner. Most OF the stolen
property was recovered at tho rooms OF
the trio on West Forty y-third $ rect.
Evening journal., 1897-10-11
From Canned salmon, Not Fever.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 11.-con-
siderable alarm was caused here by the
report that a mail carrier named Steb-
bins had died of yellow fever. special
meeting of the board OF health was
held. and after microscopicai exami-
nation statement was issued by the
board announcing that Stebbins' death
was due TO ptomaine poisoning from
eating canned salmon. lie had not been
exposed to infection from fever and
there is no reason to suppose that there
Is any yellow fever in town.