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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-11
Personal MENTION.

I'd Pittman Of Dallas is visitor In the
city.
W. II. Kyle Of Nursery is stopping at the
Bristol.
w. Il. Pittman OF Nacogdoches is at the
Capitol.
j. A. Talley Of Temple is among the Capt.
tolls guests
Percy H. wiess of Beaumont spent Sunday
In Houston.
NJ. q Groos Of Austin is stopping at the
Hutchins.
Attorney !. N. votaw of Beaumont is at
the HutchiuE.
Rev, W C. Luther OF Dallas is registered
AT the Capitol
George Il. Payne Of Lutcher La. is located
AT the Bristol
Mrs ! NJ Renisch OF Galveston Is a guest
NJ G Ranney Of Yoakum Is a late arrival
at the Hutohins.
p NJ Kidder of Chicago was registered yes
terday at the Lawlor.
NJ G. Michnelis OF Kyle is among the
guests at the Hutchins
Dr.. Otto WHITE and family of Shelby are
quartered at the Bristol.
NJ. A Mcknight Beaumont contractor,
was registered at the Capitol
sanford Elliott of sherman came in last
night to attend the Festival
Vim, Il. Hill. the well known travelling man.
is registered at the Bristol
R. A Harvin. wife and daughter OF Eagle
Pass, are Guartered at the Bristol
l.. c, cambel OF Waco was in the city
yesterday. registered at the Lawlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II, Bryant of Galveston
We're guests at the Hutehins yesterday
Emett McRae OF Eagle Lake was in the
city yesterday. stopping at the Lawlor
Rev. T. b. Westmoreland of Eagle Lake
was registered at the Hutchins Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs r. W. Harvey of Sherman
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Boyle.
Miss Ettie McKanna of San Antonio is a
guest OF Miss Lenora Sullivan OF 22l2 Capt
tol avenue.
A. c. II. Schweiss OF Brenham was in tho
city yesterday In attendance upon the skat
tournament.
Hon. j. H. Wood county Judge of Grayson
county. was in the city last night en- route
TO East Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Seward and children
OF BRENNAN are guests OF Mrs. o. T. Holt
at the Capitol.
John F. and e. II. Houchins, ]. NJ, vesu~
mors. Leo SLIDER and !. Rheinston OF Hallets-
VILE are guests at the Hutchtns,
Il, Alkemeyer arrived in the city from
New York Saturday night and will remain
in Houston till after the holidays,
Bernhart zimple OF Austin spent few
hours in the cit. yesterday. leaving last night
for Dallas on a business mission
O. b. Gillespie. city editor OF the Brenham
Banner and correspondent OF The Post at
that place, was a visitor TO the city last night
Mrs. s. II, Huston has returned from Pal
estine much improved in health. and Is now
at home 10 her lends at 12o San Jaeinto
street.
Mrs D. L. McGary came In yesterday from
Beaumont and after spending day or two
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KNIGHTS or pyrHIAs.
Meeting Today of Grand Lodge
I'uls rLgenCy.

Meeting Today of Grand Lodge q
Emergency.
In obedience to the following circular
from Grand Chancellor Strickland grand
lodge OF emergency OF Texas Knights OF
pythIas vii! he held at Castle hall, corner
Mais street aad Prairie avenue, today at
o'clock p. M.
Georgetown Texas, Noremher Is. 1890.
Pythian Period XXNVI.
To all Subordinate Lodge Greeting:
hereby call school Of instruction 10
he held mt Houston, Texas, December H.,
1898. p. p. NNNN', at O'Clock p. IN.
grand lodge OF emergency viii be
held at he same place at > o'clock u. m.
A. which tine all past chancollors who
have not done SO may take their grand
lodge degrees. All knights of Texas, as
well as visiting knights, are invited. Fra
terually, r. A. Strickland.
Grand Chancellor.
Following Is the programme for the oc-
.asion:
. p. m.--Opening of Grand Lodge of
emergency at Castle hall.
Address of welcome by Past Chancellor
s II. Brashear
Response by Grand Chancellor f. A.
Strickland.
Report OF committee on credentials.
Introduction OF past chance,lors and con
ferring of Grand Lodge rank.
Closing of Grand Lodge OF emergency.
At Z O'Clock p. M, AT Turner hall. cor
ner Of Prairie avenue and Caroline street,
three blocks east Of Castle hall, open
ing OF school of instruction.
Addresses by prominent Pythians and q
general Interchange OF ideas as how Ia
promote the best interests of Pythianism
and how TO make lodge meetings attractive
and profitable.
Refreshmens-Supre Representative
II. P. Brown POSTMASTER.
Adjournment to Auditorium and midway
plaisanoe.
The following local knights will have
charge Of the opening and closing ceremo-
MES OF the school OF instruction:
Chancellor Commander l.. G. Swope. La
mar No. 1889, Vice Chancellor G. A.
Rienhardt, Virginius No. 65: Prelate w c.
Lane. Phoenix Nc. So; Master of Work
S. e. Tracy, Houston No. 1855; Master al
Arms, S. A. Buckley, Texas No. L. Inner
Guard, John Rudersdorf, Lamar No. 1ss;
Outer Guard, R. e. Craig Texas No. /.
The following local Knights constitute
the committee on arrangements: Otto
Pape, chairman; J. c. Thompson. II. L.
Hohl, George B. Grggs ana John Riders
dorf.
At the school OF instruction the work
VIII be exemplifled and all knights In
good standing are invited to be present
Headquarters have been established at
Castle hall OF Texas Lodge No 1 corner
Main and Prairie streets, where all visit
ing knights will hnd open house and re-
ceive hearty welcome during the day.
Reception committees will meet incoming
trains during the morning. The Calves
ton Knights will come $50 strong on a
special train and the indications point to
a large attendance from all over the State.
The local officers having charge Of the
school rof instruction and the committee
on arrangements are requested to meet
al Castle hall at ] O'Clock p. m. today.
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THAT ,PossuM SUPPER.
MissOurinns VIII smoke Only Cob
Pipes on Missouri Day.

The Post is reliably informed that the
large quantities of possum which arrived
some days ago from the wilds of Mis-
souri, and Georgia have taken most kindly
to Texas food and climate and bid fair
TO be so fat and juicy by the night OF
December IS that it has been found neoes-
sary to place a strong guard about them
In order to prevent them fiom being
swiped
1t has been decreed by those high in
authority among the eX Missnu!ialS thtt
no Missourans must be caught smoking
other than cob pipe, commonly known
as the Missouri meerschaum. There
need be no fear of getting any but III,
genuine article, for Missouri fdrn4 nes
corn cob pipes to the world, thsy baing
manufactured in no other Staie in the
Union-again the cob pipe must be filled
with nothing but Texas TOBACCO.
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THE POULTRY SHOW.
A Large Number of Birds and Pet
Stock VIII he Exhibited.

exhibition Of the South Texas Poultry and
Pet Stock association were kept busy dur.
ing the greater part of the day yesterday
entering fowls for the biggest poultry show
the association has ever had. Coops OF
fine fowls came in from other towns, and
many high grade birds were entered by
Houston fanciers.
The association will have a larger ana
better show this year than in any Of the
four years OF its existence. In addition
to the entries of poultry the exhibit of pet
stock viii be large, embracing almost
everything from canary bird to an os-
trich. The poultry show is In the Latham
building, corner Main and Capitol.
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CITY BREVITIES.

Eighty tickets were sold at Brennan for
Houston last night most of the people COM
ing to attend the Festival.
The Parish Association of Christ church
will meet at o'clock this afternoon Instead
of $3.50, at the Parish House
There are undelvered kilograms at the
Postal Telegraph company's office 11s Main
street. for F. w. Smith, G. d. Childs, Jas.
A. Breeding.
The entries for the baby show will be open
until 6 p. M Wednesday. The time is ev-
tended that all may be entered. There are
already enough entries to assure the success
of the show.
There are undelvered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph company's office
for Mrs D. NJ. Rodman w. B. Haden. Rev.
Charles r. Hyde j. II. Pagan, C, c. Coffey,
Mrs. Aloce Folleth, F. B. Richardson and
Billie Lindley
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In tho interest of the clerks.

To the Editor of The Post.
II you will allow me to say few words
in your valuable paper in the interest OF
the financial end of the Fruit, Flower and
in your valuable paper in the interest OF
the working people, and especially the
clerks. in every line of business in the
city, no doubt 1t viii do good. and will
be appreciated by a great many.
My suggestion is this: That every en-
ployer in the city should set aside a GER
tain time for every one In his employ to
visit the Fruit Flower and Nege-
table eXhibitf.e
Now. ! am not advocating that the mer-
chants should close their places of business
one day, ms the merchants do in Dallas,
or San Antonio, as l realize large por-
ton of the expense OF the Fruit, Flower
and Vegetable Festival falls on the NOR
chants. and that the festivities last only
one week, and there Will be a large crowd
of people here all the week. and that they
will do their Christmas shopping And.
after taking all this into consideration,
and watching tho stores for the past three
seasons. and seeing that not scarcely any
business Is done after o'clock ! know
that the merchants could give each one
In their employ one or two evenings of
and be none the loser.
Salesladiee and men that have families
should he allowed one afternoon off. and
in the long run. the merchants would be
better off, as the salespeople would take
more interest in their work, r.
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BUY SEASON TICKETS TO-DAY
From Members of Retail Clerks Protective Assoc
ciation-Their Sale Closes at D. m.

The retail
management VIII issue penddiy
clerks lead
sary to
handling the tickets
tickets and cash Will be called
with Levy Bros; J. Godfrey e
Kam Jules Grossman with
L. Chaoelo
James Brown, with Lewis Rosenberg
A. b. A. NJ
with Achenbach
with Morris e. II Archer II
Chapman; VIII l. II. SANS
singi with Burghm Williams
These tickets.
after
in addition places
all II
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in Houston will 20 to Cold Springs 10 visit
her son. Percy McGary. one OF the proprie-
tors OF the Cold Springs Sentinel
Captain j W. vosburgh. Miss Clara Vos-
burgh and Mrs f. II Alexander have re-
turned from Aurora, III, where tney WI IN.
funeral occurred Saturday, December 3
Edward J. Wiley will leave this evening
for Beaumont and other towns in Texas,
bearing credentials as . representative OF tne
WAYS and means committee Of the National
democratic committee, and will solicit from
loyal members OF the party subscriptions 70
be devoted to the campaign fund during lsvo
Mr. Wiley Is newspaper man, and having
long been identified with that profession Will
find cordial welcome from the press wherever
he might visit
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JUST BEFORE THE SHOW
What Is Being Done at the Auditorium and
Industrial Village.
MANY EXHIBITS ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Rain Has Delayed the Work of Ar
ranging OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIII
be I'm Place Tonight.

The rain OF tho past three or four
days made it necessary for many exhibitors
at the Fruit. Flower and Vegetable Fesr
tival to spend Sunday preparing their
displays for the opening of the Audito
rum. It Is true that yesterdays weather
was no better than the three or four days
rainy weather that had preceded IT., but
many of the exhibitors postponed the
preparation Of their displays with the
hope that they would have pretty weather
near the end OF last week. Disappointed
in this. they took carpenters. paper hang
ers and decorators out to the Auditorium
yesterday morning and proceeded TO put
their booths in readiness for the big show.
When a Post reporter visited the Audi
torium yesterday afternoon 1t presented
an animated appearance. Besides the
carpenters and other workmen there were
several ladies', who were arranging dis
plays in the fancy work and art depart
ments. Exhibits were coming In every few
minutes and were being arranged as rap
idly as possible. There were still other
exhibits to arrive. and with the receiving
unpacldng and arranging OF the various
exhibits there was an air OF activity at
the Auditorium akin to that pervading
the atmosphere around threshng ma
chine in full blast or in the store OF a
cranberry merchant on the eve OF Thanks
giving.
While there Ia yet much work to do
those in charge Of tho arrangements hope
to get everything in good condition By
tonight. The rainy weather has been the
principal cause of The delay Ii pretty
weather had prevailed all Of the exhibits
would now be in placp.
~
The Industrial village very important
feature OF the festival, located across
the street from the Auditorium in the
baseball park. was also very busy place
The rain had delayed work there. too and
exhibitors wero rushing thirge to get dis
plays ready for the opening of the show
In addinoS- to the two main buildings
here are several smaller ones occupi 4
ny Individual exhibitors, Carpenters, gas
filters. iron workers, painters. decorators
and paper ,.ausers We're moving about
In haste. and no one was idle. Many OF
the exhibits were yet to be placed. but
TOW hours work will make wonder
full change in the place. The industrial
village will be put in condition by this
afternoon TO receive visitors
~
The midway people came in at 1890
o'clock last night over the Houston East
End West Texas in a special train. There
are 400 people in the party, and the mid
way is expected to be a big drawing card.
It will be situated Just east of the indus
trial village, between the village and the
Auditorium
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NEW ORLEANS FRENCH OPERA.
Sale of Sents VIII BE Commenced
"Wednesday Morning.


The box office at Sweeney & COMBS
theater will open on Wednesday morning
next for the sale of seats to the perform
ances of the New Orleans French Opera
company which will present Faust on
the night of Thursday, December 81, and
III Travotore" at matinee on the fol-
lowing day. Seats will be reserved for
subscribers only and those who have not
already signed the list which has been
circulated by Manager Bergman should
call on him in the meantime and affix
their signatures. The attraction will un-
doubtedly be the finest of its kind seen
in Houston in years and the people OF the
city should show their appreciation of the
efforts Of Manager Greenwsll OF The
Gfeenwal circuit in a substantial man
ner, especially as he has been compelled
10 guarantee the management of the or
ganisation very largo sum in order 10
get II here.
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B THE WEEKS PROGRAMME.
1ouston's Great Midwnter Festival Begins
Today-Events of the Week.

Vegetable Festival
and Industrial MONDAY s5s I'll We s Day. Vs.
ctions the public a For
Auditorium 2so when all the Of
ersshea who viii the Wis in the name the people Of Ho
the honor will
the State approval Pie particularly the people
Of Houston to attend the opening large numbers and show visitors that
they appreciate this Important oc cason
TUESDAY DEcEMRE a-Galveston Day
Special both the Auditorium and Annex from
the live stock we'll amusement viii
and
witnessed of an American city
of of NoTsu-oh
wall the of Main street aud
dem which the
bridge Crockett street Houston avenue on Houston
Milan Milan street to Commerce avenue on
MGowen to Main
street and thence back up Main str ee TO the den
Nlssouan viii possum banquet night in Levy
building corner of Main street and ap avenue speeches S ]
will have more interest
! ands De a height
bali night at Turner Hall
flower at participated in by the ladies' of i0n''0n
Line of march of flower sara4e
parade Jacinto fronting
ard Franklin. assembling
Walker avenue north The ne o march WIZ be down San 'nIo 10 ]
thence MAN, out Main to the Auditorium thence around Mo"
im Main and down Main TO
Neotng of the cNasW 8 association
Auditorium and
Midway.
FRIDAY DECEMBER 15-rouson Day.
how 5 m a
the will make
effort to IA greaa citizens
Of
of
16IMmbermens
90
Create omedyC Circus al
to formal D.
o Main
show be gveno he
Good convcn
p
day Friday
) the
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Advance Guard Here,

The advance guard of the Festival
Texas Central brought fourteen we'll filled
coaches in last night. other roads hting-
ing correspondingly large numbers Of peo-
pie The crowd is already noticeable at
the hotels, and with such good begin
ming it is sure to be a record breaker
before the end of the week
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Brcnhnm at the Flower SHOW.

The following persons from Brennan
came in last night to attend the Fruit,
Flower and Vegetable Festival and other
attractions of the week: Mr. George H..
Wilson, Mrs. A. A, Hacker, Mrs Hal
Linn. Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Harmon, Misses
Mamie Matchet, Sadie Mcintyre, Ruby
Compton. Leila and Bessie wilkins, Mol.
lie White Harrison and Lula Thornhill.
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sniritnnIis1s Meeting.

Owing to the inclemency of the weather
Harrell, which was to have been deIiv-
cred yesterday, was postponed until next
Sunday afternoon. How can mo-tals de-
velop the power of communicating with
the unseen or so-called dead?' This sub
ject is of considerable interest to all, who
have not developed this gift
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Mason. Visit Galveston,

About $50 Masons took advantage OF the
Santa F'e excursion to visit Galveston yes
terday. most OF the Masons who RENAME
here after the adjournment of the Gtaad
Lodge joining the crowd. AT Galveston
they made a trip over the bay to the guilt
spending the day very pleasantly and ,e-
turning to Houston last night
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Washington Centenary.

The general committee on arrangements
for commemorative the one hundredth
anniversary of the death of George Wash
ington, Thursday night December a. held
meeting in Red Mems hall yesterday and
adjourned to meet with Tonkaway Tribe
No. ) tonight. Each member of the COM
mittee is expected to be present
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The MIDWAY Attraction.

The Greater American Midway comes
to Houston most highly spoken OF by the
press Of other cities.
/. Business men of Little Rock have writ
ten lAtters speaking OF this midway at
traction ~ the best the country affords.
Thpse IN Houston who remember Mr..
J, y. Morris who visited here several
years ago with the Flying Lady. win he
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SCHOLARSHIP FREE

BY doing little writing at your home.
in either of Draughons Practical Business
Colleges. Fort Worth. Galveston, Texar-
kama. St Louis. Nashville, or Savannah.
Address The illustrated Youth and Age.
Nashville, Tenn.
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All visitors to the city are respectfully
invited TO call and see our elegant as
sortment OF pianos and other musical
goods Grunewald's music store, $40 Main
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STILL A MYSTERY

How some people can ba satisfied with
any nut the hest. If YOU haven't tried ne
do so, You wi.l find We do only high grade
Laundry Cleaning and Dyeing 81 Pack
ara ard's Laundry. s12 Prairie avenue. 1one
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WHO WANTS A PLANO,

We have no old stock to work off lex
'cepting squares), but have some genuine
barsains in lovely styles of medium
"ald's music store. $40 Main.
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THE MOST PopuLAP PLANO

nvar 1,n ane is the Fischer. of which
9 Th iiV,ooo have been made and sn, L'
inese ana other frst-class instrums t !.
are are nsndied by Grunewaid's music store
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RARE BARGAINS IN PIANOS

oiVers Music House is cleaning mt
an tne Pianos bought in '9s at yery low
hsures, Ihey want no stock left over for
''Vo' Now is your chance for a bargain
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Berwick Ray. Matagorda, Galveston
oysters fish. shrimp, wild ducks at Eue.
Arlnsy's 5l4 Travis street. Phone IA.
Free delivery.
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DO YOU WANT A PIANO.

II So We can please you. as we have an
elegant assortment at reasonable prices
Terms easy. Grunewald's music store.
$40 Main. -
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FREE MUSIC.

While In town call at our store and hesr
me latest music. Grunewalds piano, or
gan and music store, 80 Main street
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Pictures. medalions, essels, photograph
frames and mouldings for framing pic
lures. j. l.. Kopf, 1914 Prairie.
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MANDoLINs. vIoLrNs, GUITARS
and full line of musical goods al Grune
wald's music store $40 Main street.
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banquet board. the playing was resumed
and kept up till late in the evening
Bellville was selected as the place for
holding the next tournament.
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glad TO learn that he is to spend the
coming week in the city. He will be on
the Midway with Lunetto and he new
cinematograph
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FOR toys, fireworks, all kinds Christmas
goods see G. ]. Koehler, 800 Congress.
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t,n Sheiiea Pecans and Sheled Nuts of all
Bonhon ana Mhitman's Chocolates and
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Holiday goods and toys of all kinds. c
. Koehler, 900 Congress
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-07

Bickmore, Mrs Bickmore, Mrs {
@ Langill, John Edward Borey G
A, Mrs Ludolf, Miss d De ecu,
Miss A Rickard, Mics f Richard,
Mrs I Holland, Mr. aud Mrs Oar :
raker and 48 through passegers.
From Ksu, Kopa, Maalaea and
Molokai, per stmr w G Hall,
July 7--Dr Mcmillan, Miss Nc.
MILAN, Il II Clarke, II A Russell,
G F True, Donald True, A J Will
son, Mrs DR. j Atcherly, Miss At
cherly, b N Kahalapuna, Mrs
Medley Miss Mary Pedro, Mark
Moki, Miss Kuli, Miss Kamaha,
Amy Moses, T McTighe, A M
Ball, j M Ksneskus, j A Nc
Candless and 80 on deck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-07
Concerning she Nippon.

The Togo Kisen Kaisha's Nip
pom Maru arrived yesterday morn
ing carrying the germs of the
dread bubonic plague, says the
Chronicle of the 2Sth. The
steamer was ordered iuto quaran-
tine at once, and although she
will be released after being thor
oughly iumigated, passengers
and officers will be held on Angel
island for from one to two weeks.
One japanese passenger, a
woman, who had taken passage to
Honolulu was not allowed to land
here. She WAS i'll and to the Ho.
nolulu doctors her illness showed
suspicious signs of developing
into the disease they were trying
to keep cut of the island port
They refused to allow her trans
fer to the City of Columbia on thu
grounds that her condition was
such that the exertion of the re-
moval would probably be followed
by fatal results, aud that 80 long
as she remained quiet, there was
some chance for her recovery
DIR. Day, the port physician said
if they moved her they would lay
themselves open to a charge OF
criminal negligence in the event
of her death. This woman con-
tinued to grow worse and the
signs Of the plague became more
manifest day by day. She died
on June 25 and her body was a
once thrown over the side.
The Nippon Maru arrived here
early yesterday morning, flying
the yellow flag. She proceeded
directly to an anchorage off the
quarantine station, where Sur
| geons Kenyon, Kerr and Matthie
son of the Federal Quarantine
Service boarded her. The pas
sengers were all mustered aDt
carefully examined. So far there
are no more signs of sickness OF
| board.