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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
HOW ELIZABETH pREssEp.
Never Allowed Any Oae to FORGET she
Was ussry VIM. D.gebter.

Never Allowed Any Oae 10 Forget she
Was Heary WINS Daughter.
Queen El.Sabeths love Of sumpiuous
apparel. indeed. grew with her years
and the leading fashions Of the courts
OF Europe furnished her with designs
Tor new dresses. which she would con-
tinually cast aside Tor others such a.
her fancy might suggest. says the
Nineteenth Century. on an occasions
she dressed Ia the richest costumes.
adorned with brilliant. precious stones
and iewelry Of the rarcr workman
ship. Even In her old age she con
tlnued TO dress like young girl.
afraid Of nothing 20 much a. 90 being
thought old. Upon the subject Of her
personal beauty she would smllngly
accept the most e1travagant nattery."
says Carte. however fulsome q APP
peared 10 every body else" when Paul
Hentzner saw her she was In her 65th
year. Being a German. he observed
her with an eye wholly uncloudcd by
any sense Of reverence Tor the dlyln-
ity which hedges round a monarch.
Indeed he was 90 ungallant as 90 jot
down "a his notebook that Queen
Elizabeth wore a Wig. and that red,
re goes on % remark that she had 90
her ears two pearls with very rich
drops and that the bosom was uncov-
cred. She was dressed IN white six
bordered with pearls OF the size Of
beans and over u a mantle OF black
sllk sho, with silver threads Instead
of a chain she had GA an oblong collar
OF gold and jewels Ne adds that
wherever she turned her face every
one fell upon bis knecs'-an act OF
homage which on state occasions had
been paid 10 her father and Elizabeth
never forgot that she was the daughter
Of Henry VIII.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

There are numerous harmless
"spslls" which are regular ohscryaucos
In the lives OF the average southern
negroes. Besides the root chewing. he
track lifting. etc. they have love
philter Of froEs' LEGS cooked IN sim
water. and the ashes VI a bat att pow.
erful enough 20 keep away a rival cr
an enemy. To make a dos STAY 81 homo
they cat Oh the tip OF his tsl and
bury Il under the doorstep 60 make
= wife obedleni they draw her rlllur''
and hide q In the shingles. Thus.
waking or sleeping. there h a constant
forcing or couniegesslng Il iesiing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
At A QUAKER WEDDING.
Eg-~~iony IN which There was 10 Civil
Red Tape.

Heu rape
without civil red tape or ministerial
rites a marriage ceremony was per-
formed yesterday as binding as any
such solemn contract possibly could be.
II was a Quaker wedding. and took
place In the House OF Friends la East
Twentieth street. near Third Inue.
The bridegroom was Russell Benjamin
Hodson Of London and the bride Miss
Edith Haydock, daughter OF Sarah A.
Haydock. a minister OF the Society Of
Friends IN this city. The little meet
Ing house was crowded with relatives
and friends, while many curious per-
sons attended 10 see a man and wom-
an marry themselves. Before the two
entered the building a period Of silence
prevailed; that silence 10 beloved by
Quakers. Annie S. knight. a minister
Of the society, made a brief prayer. aud
silence again fell on all Then from a
side door. the bridal party entered TO-
gether and unaccompanied. lie was
conventionally dressed. while the
bride wore a modest gray travelling
gown. She was an unusually sweet
faced girl. ana every detail Of her
dress from her hat TO the lace-edged
hem Of her gown. was simplicity g.
self. making her natural beauty and
grace FAR more striking than N che
we're covered with glitterlnF Jewels and
rustling silks The two advanced "a
a center table. where a garland Of pure
white roses lay Then. turning and
looking up into the eyes Of her chosen
husband. the bride said In clear
musical voice. that sounded like a gol-
den wedding bell IN the silent church
Il take thee. Russell benjamin Hod-
son. 10 be my husband. In the pres
ence Of God aud this assembly. and
] promise 10 De q faithful and loylpg
wife until God shall separate us IN
death The deep voiced bridegroom
then repeated the words. substituting
her name. and only changed the words
that were necessary. Then be took
enc end Of the garland Of white roses
she the other and they tied the nup.
tial knot. hguratlvely and literally Hei
half Of q was done before the smllInr
husband bad completed his Both
then signed the marriage certificate
and Herbert s. futile. as best man
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
SPEAKER or OHIO HOUSE

Harry C. Mason. elected speaker OF
the Ohio house of representatives, by
tho silver republicans aud democrats.
has been Identified with the McKisson
faction Of the republican party In
Cleveland ever since o. organization.
He IA but ~ years old. and a lawyer
whose practice b. principally confined
90 higher courts He was elected TO
the legislature two years ago. aud was
The only member of the Cleveland del
cgatlon Who voted ior Speaker Sleeper
re was the secre nry OF the judiciary
committee. he ran Tor representative
four years ago. and vas defeated by a
small majority. after making the race
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
a pENEFAorRrsa. Klnn Ac1.


Ffpm ~ htfntno NsHa, DeiroH, Mieh
Mrs, Jqhu Tanssy, Of $50 Baker street.
Detroit. Michigan, 4 one Of those sOmen
who always know Just what 20 DO In al
trouble and sickness One that Il q mother
70 those IN distress. T0a reporter che Enld
Il am the mother Of ten children and
have raised eight Of them. Several years
ago Ne had serious time with mydaughter,
which began when lho was about sixteen
years old. She did not have any serious
illness but seemed 20 gradually waste away
Having never had any consumption In our
family, ~ We come Of good Old lrish and
Scotch stock, We did not think Il was that.
Our doctor called the disease BY On odd
name which o. afterWard learned, meant
lack Of blood
III II impossible 20 describe tho feeling
John and had ~ We noticed our daughter
slowly passing away from ua We finally
found, however, n medicine that seemed 70
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
ELECTRICAL oLEANlNos.

Kansas City has a cable road In
which the driving power h an electric
motor.
A Cincinnati motorman Is suing the
company under which he works for
damages sustained In collision with q
tallyho.
Il Is estimated that there are mean
descent lamps aggregatlng over iO0.-
100000 candle power IN g-e IN an ply's
OF the world
The total number OF telephone IN.
siruments rented by the Bell Tele-
phone company Is. according TO thelr
last report sot.67S
The Fourth avenue line Of the Metro.
politan Street Railway company IN
New York Is nov In successful opera.
ton between the Harlem and Assr
place. This line has been entirely re-
built and equipped on the under
ground conduit system and is the Sec
ond road In the country Co adopt this
system. Tho section Of the line below
Asior place Is no, quite ready Tor op.
Grafton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
SCRAPS

The castle Of Heidolburg Is the
largest In Germany.
The pope can speak English. Ger
man. Italian and French perfectly.
The assessment list In Massachusetts,
increased about $4,000. 600 asst year
II Is said that mans hair turns
gray ave years earlier than a WON.
ans.
Forty-four muscles are called into
play In the production Of the human
voice.
A western writer stated that the
train Numbered through the town In
silence"
Public schoo. children In Buffalo
we're forbidden TO take Christmas pres.
ents to their teachers
II some men possessed clear ullea
20 mansions In the skies the first thing
they would try to o. would be 70 mort.
gase the~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
500 To Any Man.
Of Weakness In Nea They treat ans
Uau 20 Care

An Omaha Company places Cor TIE nrai
time before The publlc a Maoic,t rHatf'
aHNr Tor she cure Of Lost Vitality Nervous
aud sexual Weakness, aud Restoration "
Life forco in OLD AMI Young men, No
WORKOUT freuCh remedy rOutaIns no
fhosrhoFds or o'bcr harmful drugs % 10
q MONn-iaFu1 |HNArurNf- magical I'M 90
effects -positlyt in d. cura All readers,
who are suffering from q weakness that
biights their liie, causing that mental aud
physical suffering PECULIAR % lost Man
hood should Nriieto tlo STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY. No. 1oi2 Rang, Bloch, Omaha
Ntb. and they viii send Nou absolutely
fRkf, a valuable paper on tbese decreases.
end positive proofs Cf their fruly NtoIrat
1Rr,runNr Thousands 20 men, who have
icst an hope II a care are being Restored
by them % a perfect condition
This Mkuirtt IurtTNENf NAV - tafsa
81 home uuder their dire iiuus 90 they VII
pay railroad fare anl b ca bills o. 81 10
prefer o. 20 % there Co. trcaimrui. be ltoq
fal o. cuic ilet arp rorfr'fit fc'iah'at
have no ffco frcfuntoas. wee llie.
lreo sample uf e. ts d fake Ties have
t.NaOu capital p.Hi craIRuico a. care
every case ihey treat nf rciuud every Dol.
Tar: o. their char.at nay be deposited u
= hank 70 - fail 10 Them whcn = eafs u
sasatsA Writs tAsal todaT
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

The attention Of our readers Ia call
ed 20 the advertisement OF the John
A. salEer Seed CO.. which appears else
where IN this issue Those who expect
20 make any seed purchases win make
a mistake not 10 wrlte this concern.
TAey are thoroughly reliable. and are
the largest seed growers In America.
Il IL advisable 10 make seed purchases
without further delay. a. the season Il
rapidly advancing The John A. Sal
Eer Seed co. viii send their interesting
catalogue for 3 cents IN stamps % d.
fray the postage. They have made
numerous offers this year. which de-
serve consideration.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

A few persons have done a profit
able business IN tree planting In this
country. but this occupation will prob
ably not be followed by individuals. AZ
the time required Tor trees 70 mature
Is too long Governments DO not die
like individuals. and Tor this reason
certain economic industries are more
suitable Tor governments 20 control
than Tor individuals 20 undertake. Tree
planting IL one Of comparatively few
businesses which We believe the gov
eminent can prosecute more success
fully than can any private individual
or cnrnnrailnn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

gentleman. and there are few more
subtle or resourceful diplomats In Eu-
rope. This h. NJ Camhon's first visit
20 this country. In Washington the
French minister ranks hrst 10 import
ance Of an the diplomats that came
from Europe This Is not alone be-.
cause France 10 republic. but because
OF the unhroken ties Of friendship that
have lasted since the British we're
driven over the sea. For the same
reason the Russian ambassador stands
second In rank a. our department OF
state. England ranks third. but since
the sackyille-West incident the Brit.
ish embassy has lost lots Of prestige.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

ter Of gayety and fashionable life Oh
the continent Partisan women are
not beautiful They are animated,
chic and brilliant Faultlessness In
dress, added 10 a certain dash and
piquancy Of manner has always made
up Tor defects Of form and feature. The
Nienuc3e women. on the contrary. are
magnificent specimens OF womanhoOd.
Ihe mixed blood Of Magyars. Czechs.
ROLES and lloumanians has produced a
type OF beauty characterized hy black
hair, large melting eyes. oval faces OF
warm Southern coloring and magnih-
Gently developed figures These W
enncse women have tremendous
chic aud style Probably no other
court in the world can boast such a
number Of what might be- termed
"hlgh-stcpplng' women as the H0f-
burg % Vienna. They combine the
meitle and the vim OF the North with
tho languorous charm which belongs
10 the Southern races
In Central Germany the women OF
Vienna have not 10 an the reputation
Of being strait laced Vienna Is gay.
and iis social code ia In harmony with
the ple1surc-loyng instincts OF It's
mixed population. The free. half wild
customs of the villa peninsula, COM
posed 90 the soyoroIEnties of Seryia.
Bulgaria and R0umania. have broken
down the restraints of social ne 10
che north. Five years ago u was said
that at these three courts there was
not a prominent man or woman Who
had not been divorced AZ least once
Tho influence ~ such license ls clearly
traced in The numerous scandals which
are constantly finding their way into
print out ~ the stlll greater number
which are only whispered about For
example the Archduhc Rudolph was
killed a. Mcyerling several years ago.
a. bis country house. after bis rela-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

help her. and from the FIRST We noticed a
decided change Tor the better, aud after
three months treatment her health was 40
greatly improved you would not have re-
cognifcd her She gained IN flesh rapidly
aud foon was ln perfect health. The medi.
cine used WIS Dr. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People lhavealwnys kept these pills
them 10 many people. ! have told many
mothers about them aud theg have effected
some wonderful cures
Every mother IN this land should keer
these pills Ia the house. a. they SIRE good
for many ailments. particularly those
arising from impoverished OF diseased
blood. and weakened nerve forca
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
R.narlahls n.EaslIs ns,slepnsnl.

Recent French experiments have de-
veloped the curious and unexpected
fact that certain persons possess a
magnetic polarity that b.. they act as
magnets. having north and south poles.
Such a person. when completely un-
dressed and placed near a sensitive
Ealvanometer. will. when turned on "a
vertical axis, cause a detection FIRST
IN one direction and then ln the opp5-
site. just al a magnet would AL per-
sons do not possess this polarity.
Professor MuranL an Italian. upon
whom the experiment was tried. cN-
hihited this phenomenon. and % was
found that HE breast corresponded 90
a north pole and bis back 60 a sou.n
pole.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11


Earthquakes DO not generally bring
SOY into homes. but out In Montana
IN Helena recent seismic disturbances
have produced q state OF happiness In
one home which has not been seen OF
felt for many years On the night when
the earthquake was Ore, felt Eva Mon.
tana Mardor u 900 Breckenridge
street. spoke tor the Arst time IN ten
years While only one word vas elicit.
ed from the unfortunate young woman.
u was the sweetest sound that had fal.
len upon her mothers ears Tor many "a
day aud renewed the hope that speech
was soon 20 be restored 90 her daugh.
ter Mrs. Mardcn believes she has no.
,iccd a changc Tor the better IN her
daughter cordi,ion succ that morn.
ms The unfortunate young woman
has taken some interest IN the lie
about her since then and her mother Do
awaiting the time when she will again
begin TO talk Miss Marden was born
in Helena ;wcnty-aoyen years ago She
was bright little Girl and gave prom
ise 10 becoming a happy. useful woman.
She went 10 "a public school tor a time.
but lcfl Il 90 take course In a Hcl.
ena business college. Until abe was Nc
years old she was as quick 90 learn
as any OF hor schoolmatos hut then
came q mlamit, which wrecked her
lie She became seriously ill and a
doctor who was called In. q Is saii.
gave her drugs that threw her into con.
yulslons. soon atterward she became
paralyEed and ono year after her nrst
attack she seemed to lose the power ~
speech. The paralysis Of the body lett
her In time. but she would not speak
For ten Years she has not spoken until
the earthquake shook her into month.
tary senslhlliy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

First Tramp -"Y ou ate the worst I
ever zee You Won't believe thing
unless you see a."
Second Tramp "oh. yVs. wllL I
know I have a terrible thirst. but |
can't see it"--Yonkers statesman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

You VIII enjoy this publication much
better y ron VII ssi into The hahii q
reading me adyertlsemeniai hey win
afford most Interesting study and
will put you In The way q getting
some excellent bargains our adver.
Users are reliable. they send what they
advertise.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

4 iot Of huaucs On the State recently I'm
mfraal al uli q. rnmaur woman holly In
die water ta "hral herr a. they said she
nearly died I'M colseIuencr, How much Bet
Ger lf would have hHfn Oh have treated t1e
falar Oh uomau flr her inhrmItV with lias-
letters stomach n.ifen. which not only rursa
rheumatism. huf ruffents kidney complaint
ana rrmrlrs urfurrsia. constipation liver
trouhlr nni nffous rrosfrafion. Give it q
Frafrmrf'r trial
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

IN cases q veal azd Imperfect risioa.
the causes % disease should. u roefItlc. D.
carrocily asccriained, 30 that they mET -
a. far a. possible obFiafct ard rlaftird
ranFcmcnt or dcblllty, auch a. TORPID lVcf
or Inactive kidncys, producing q mcrtid
condition In the ofr1nlam, cQnatfulICral
treatment with Dr. ~. A. simuiona Liver
Medicine VII produce thcharpicat results.
ants, TIE excessive 1ae % The cYca ca TOO
bright o. TOO minuta ohicCil. TOO mnch sleep
OF other circumstances whirh rrcdrcc de-
termination % blood % tho head Dr.
eimmons eQaau Vine Wino quicklycurcA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
SENDS HER BEST MAN.
FRANCES GREATEST DiPLo-
MAT NOW WITH US.
The Two Great Republics Of the World
FIRM In the Friendship That Has
EElstsd for One Hundred Years
KahkinE Diplomats.

JULES Cambon
the new French
ambassador TO the
United States. will
make one OF the
most distinguished
n not the most dis
tlngulshed. iiplo-
mat that has ever
come TO this coun-
try He left the
elevated post OF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
Camden

What do you think Of that blllr
asked the lawyer 1t isn't big
enough the impOrunlous client ~
piled "Consldcrlns the trouble you're
going 10 have In getting your money
you ought TO chareo AZ least IS Der
cent more Washington Star.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

Master-"why don't you Sc, your
shirt washed. Pat lt's nearly as black
o. my hat" Pat "Shure. sorr. olm 20
mournin't'-I.ondon Fun.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

Tho reason why there win 10 no
marriage IN heaven Is probably because
there viii be no widows.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

star Tobacco q the leading brand Of
the world, because 10 IL the best
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

Pinrrse says asphalt is the paving
Of the future. Nonsensel !, never
could DO made TO stand tho excessive
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

when a mans trousers arr out Al the
knees rs sometimes difhcut 10 tell
whether 81 from praying or shooting
craps
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

Educate Your Bowels win caaearst4
Candy Caiharile, eurs ronatp auon forever
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

Every man spends at least ten times
as much during his eourtshlp a. Is nee
cssary 90 win the girls love.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

A woman has no idea what her bus
band can do until he dosen't try
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

know that ny ne was saved b s.>s's
Cure for consumptlon.--I A. hilicri
Au sable, Michigan, April n, 1915.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

Pleasures arr the commas used "a
punciuatc Mes sad story.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
ALARANA,s RRAKE KOKER.


Children bind Husband and wife naE3
closely than the wedding ccfcuquy lt1elf.
One half Of married misery u due q ne
makes child bearing dreaded burdfn sd
prevents thoee cioac relations between hua-
bad and wife. without which taqrlnct!
cannot exist. How important thea d u
that TIE woman Be bFought % a. perfect .
coudiii0n q health. 81 which she = cafapi
20 that she can FiFc 70 her od1rrilr oui ~
her abundance % lf1 ard arifitL Ut.
simmons sauau Vine Wine VII % us !
u viii purity her blood, tcne up her ntrFous
system rnd give her c1urefe and ll.lr.
ancr % safety 70 81 throusa ne oidcAl q
chllIhlrth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

A false lis Is IKE honey With poison
IN u.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11

The tallcsl OF the royal women IN
Europe are the queen Of Portugal and
the crown princess Of Denmark.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
Especial letter.

hk women OF Vi
emma are probably
the most beautiful
women In Europe.
Indeed. Vienna has
long been known
aS the Paris OF the
contlrent II has
advantages which
really place Il
above the French
capital as the cen
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-11
THE FAIR VIENNESE.
MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ON
THE CONTINENT.

a city where Afe l. Very Gay North.
ern aud Southern TemPcramsnu aud
Customs Have Combined to Maks
Morals Lar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-12
OMAHA FLYER" HELD UP.
Train stopped, Express Safe Thrown
OF and $3.50 stolen.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Aug. 1.-THE incom-
ing Omaha flyer on the Burlington road was
held up at Dug Hill. two miles north of
here. at 8 o'clock tonight. by five or six
well-arrned men, After securing possession
of the express car, the robbers rolled the
Adams Express Company's small safe out
of the car door into wagon and endeav-
ored to haul it away They abandoned their
task. however. and soon dumped the safe
out on the highway. The safe was recov-
cred two, hours after the hold-up. Though
several shots were fired to intimidate the
trainmen, none of the passengers were mo-
Tested.
The robbers stopped the train by swinging.
"a red lantern across the track. The engi-
neer obeyed the signal amidst a fusillade
from both sides of the track One of the
robbers cut the engine loose and compelled
the engineer to run it down two hundred
yards. The conductor came out when the
train was stopped but was ordered back
into the smoker, where he remained. Ex-
press Messenger Hogue offered no resist
ance. The robbers were but a few min
-utes rolling out the small safe and quitting
the scene of the robbery.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Aug lit is stat
ed by railroad officials here that the rob-
bers secured $3.50 from the safe which
they took from the express car on the Bur-
lington at st. Joseph tonight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-12
SCAMP WIkOFF."
Name Given to Ihe Recuperating Rem
dezvOus of Skaters Army.

Name Given to che Recuperating Rem
dezvous of Skaters Army.
WASHINGTON Aug. u.-Adjutant Cen
eral Corbin announces that hereafter the
designation of the camp at Montauk Point
will be Camp Wikoff, in honor of Col
Charles, A Wikoff. of the Twenty-second
United States Infantry, who was killed at
the head of his brigade on the LIST of July
at Santiago. This order was issued by di-
rection of the President. Adjutant General
Corbin has sent the following order to Gen
Young, commanding at Montauk Point,
N. Y:
THE secretary of war directs that you
cooperate with Surgeon Magruder, United
States Marine Hospital Service, to establish
and fix quarantine grounds and anchorage
fer the transports bringing General Shat
ter's command to Montauk Point. AS each
transport arrives quarantine officers will
board it and raise the yellow flag and make
personal inspection OF the troops on the
transports If no yellow fever cases are
found the sick Will be removed to general
hospital and the we'll to detention camp,
where they will be held three to five days
and then moved to general camp. If any
yellow fever cases are found they will be
taken off and put aboard the sanitary barge
or put in yellow fever hospital. Other sick
will be moved to general hospital and the
we'll be detained in detention camp eight or
ten days. No person will be allowed aboard
out written pass of Surgeon Magruder. A
revenue cutter has been ordered to Montauk
Point to enforce sanitary and quarantine
harbOr regulations