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Perry. William X
his country residence Al-ndale. Bergen County ~ j.
Funeral services at the Archer Memorial Church, AIss-
dale y j. THURSDAY May IL On the aTrl'G - o. ,rs
Chambers. Erie Road.
Intermsnt convenience Of family
DE HART-At El1abeth. y. J.. May II. Norwood. sonc
W. g and Nina W. De Hart in the 2Ith year OF ms
the residence o. his parents No icsi
East Jerssy-st. Saturday. a. ,. N.
Relatives and friends invited To attend without further
notice.
at his residence No IOs s2i st. George Doug
runsr. in . .at S.h yf s ns Chapel Yves. sa on
Saturday. Nav u. at o'clock.
DYCKMAN-At hi. residence. No is Eas, lists. on
Tuesday Isaac Michael Dyckman. In the s'th year 81
Funeral from his residence on Friday. May II. go
Interment al convenience OF the family.
MCoNICHIE-wiliam McConiche aged. - years. After
Funeral from hi. late residence No IFS s2i-. at
convenience OF the family
5 ssssSi. Nay "a A . : Oliver ' SSs
Her friends and the friends Of the family are invited 70
% West ioth-s at p. N. on saturday May IS.
PARKs-on Wednesday. May 10. at the r.slesns. Of
Funeral services Saturday morning at 1870 o'clock.
PERRY-At Bridgeport. Conn. on MAY 1900 william
ber PeTS rom m R ' ian, year 1e.aen washington PART
Bridgeport. Conn. Friday, May ~ Al ?. m
Kindly flowers
POTTER-At Chicago. III. May H. 1890 M, rranei.
NJ Potter widow Of : Henry Potter and daughter q
Robert H. McCarter formerly 81 Newton y j.. In
the e9th of her age.
SUSSEX County ~ j. papers please COPY
PREvosT-A: Catskil. y Y. MAY $ Mar Eliza widow
Of the late Theodore L. Provost OF Greenyiile. ~ T.
RIcHARD-o1 Tuesday evening Nay 2. 1899. Nsris.
widow Of ephen c. Richard in the ssth year Of her
Funeral services will he held the residence o. her
daughter Mrs. F. W Stade. No. % East 3Tth-st.
on Friday. May r. at go a. NJ
Kindly omit flowers.
sAvAGE-At the parsonage orange. V. J.. on Thursdy
May H. the Rev Charles Albert Savage pastor Of the
Orange Valley Congregational Church
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
sMITH-suddenly. Thursday. May II. e, her late
residence Hannah F. Smith. widow - the late Chaun
cey smith. in the ssh year of her
services will he held her late residence.
Brook-ave.. between 1881 and iStth sts Ne"-fort.
on Monday. 18th inst at u O'Clock .
wHrrEHEAD-A ner late residence No 80 Washing
ton-.t.. Newark n j., THURSDAY. May H.. isss.
Gertrude E. WIDOW Of William Whitehead and dsush-
Of the late Dr. William T. ard Gertrude Frelns-
huysen Mercer.
Funeral will be held Trinity Church. Newax-
y. j.. on Saturday. May ~. 1899 4. O'Clock y. m
Friends and relatives are Evited 70 attend
WIcK-At Youngstown Ohio. Thursday May II. Clara.
wife Henry X. Wick and daughter Of the late Dr.
O. p. Wells
Funeral services Youngstown. Saturday. AZ o'clock
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
|. OFFICE, 1 MADISON AVE. COR. I'D ST. " I.
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c1Nc1NNArIs R1-s1NEss MEETING

The Society OF the Cincinnati which has oeen
holding its triennial session in this city ana "ch
celebrated its 10th anniversary AT a dinner on
"Wednesday night held a business meeting yester-
day at sherrys Forty-third-st. and Fifth-ave. Ap-
rlicatons were made and considered for the revival
of the society in three States where the charters
have lapsed. These are New Hampshire, Delaware
ana North Carolina. II is said that arrangements
were made for the provisional revival OF the society
in these three States go . ,-,s,,,r
This morning the Cincinnati will go to Fishkll,
on Hudson by boat and hold session In me 9l
Verplanck mansion where the society was foundeu
IN liza The general officers will be elected al tiat
meeting The members will return 10 the city
abo,tt o'clock
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prprn1ArE BOSTON COMMITTEE.

Jacksonville Fla. May 1.-THE members y. ~ ,o7
New England Newspaper League VINO W. 80,
80 a-,oir committee Of Boston citizens 10 the
cIerrv Of that city to use their influence against
% ,a,iessness in the South represents the
has citizens OF Boston Of the North resa a,ia
tne 'numblshed as constituting the commlliee %, -
that Of negro politician, who Is yauaO,e U,' ~
he local vote that he is presumed 10 coiN'
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THE PRESIDENT AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs. Va. May u-Threatening weather
DESTROYED whatever plans were arranged for the
President to-day and his early hours were given
up to his mail and the daily papers. Toward noon
the clouds broke and. with Secretary Gage. MI.
Mckinley walked about the hotel grounds cha'-
ting on the natural beauty OF their surroundinssss
Tbev stonDed here and there for a few words with
acqtaintanoes. The democratic manner OF Nj. MI,
nv The guests The dispatches OF General Otis were
Forwarded here by the War Department
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PHI DELTA THETA DINNER.

An Informal dinner was given last evening at the
St Denis Hotel. by the metropolitan members OF
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. There were ABOUT
a hundred present Ex-President Harrison was ex-
nec,ed as one Of the speakers but a more press
ing engagement prevented him from attending
The Rev DR.. John Balloon Shaw acted as toast
master Those who responded to toasts were L j.
Morgan the Rev. Roland 8 Dawson. of Brooklyn;
Carol Phi Bassett. William II. Carey. Walter W.
Case and J. Clarke Moore, jr.
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DtyyER FOR ALBERT Fl. WIGGIN.

Richard Delafeld vice-presdent OF the Nauoha'
PARK Bank gave a dinner last night at the Ch'on
League Club in honor OF Albert H. Wiggln' io' :
merly vice-president OF the Elliot NAtohai iS"H -
ros,or Mr. Wieein was recently elected VICE
nrssident Of the National Park Bank Of this CITY
and will enter upon his duties about Iunf n
Among the guests were W. Rocsnln Io'I 1tsplss r
heTander 5 q 5ayne. W: II Porter Ed"aId =, -,
BALDWIN. Francis l. Hine. w A. M Msr11ond John
" Poor Cha rles r. Flint henry "iqu'"'' $3.50
" Neck and Frederick d. Happen.
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HERMANN OELRIcHs OUT.
RETIRED LAST OCTOBER FROM THE FIRM Or
oELRICTs a. co.

II is not generally known that Hermann oeIrichr
has retired from the Arm OF oelrichs A. Co, one OF
the Oldest and best-known shipping and commission
merchant houses In the country. But on October u
last he withdrew from the partnership. leaving as
members OF the firm Hermann c. Won Post GUSTAV
II. schwab and Benjamin ". schwab.
The house was established here many years ago
as a branch Of the Bremen firm Of Oelrichs 4 Co.
and has been the agent Of the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company In New-York for many years.
Never before since II was established has u been
without a partner bearing the name OF Oelficns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
RUSSELL. SAGE CONDEMNS DR.. BRIGGS
HE SAYS THAT HE ONCE REFUSED TO CONTRIB
1,rE FIVE CENTS YEAR TO BRING HIM
TO A NEW YORK CHURCH.

Poor DR. Briggs His fate is settled now. Blsh-
ons nriests and presbyters might have argued over
his orthodoxy or heterodoxy for years without
reaching a decision had not the whole vexed ques-
,ion been settled for them yesterday by one whose
renutation for Biblical eruditon must al once
ouie, all would-be critics. Russell sage mas ue-
clared that Briggs is a fraud upon Christianity ne
mas quoted In The Evening Journal last even
,nz as advising Bishop Potter by all means not 70
mako DR. Briggs priest. The fact that Mr' sage
Ga PRESBYTERIAN makes no difference OF course
He is lust as competent TO advise IN TINS matter
a. - he were a ritualist. Few wall street men
r,ho know Mr.. Sage's trusting, conhding nature
utI no surprised 70 hear him declare: l oehe'e III
the Bible from beginning to end believe 'he s'o'y
~ Jonah and the whale. The old religion o. NY
bovbood is good enough for me- Ihey Will no"
ever he astonished 10 hear that wheh MI
Vas once asked to subscribe $500 year ~ %Th,rvcb
brino Dr Rrtges to the West Presoytsrlas CnItad.
~ man Of open purse and generous ha i trbat
s.I .n,,id NOT give five cents year 10 MIN 20.
e. NOT like Mr. Sage at all. II thro"S d S
~ doubt on the entire interview ,,.,,ra 20 Dr
NJ sage winds up his wholesome Iec.u III ,,t,nost
r,riggs and the Bishop by saying WIN III ,bat
,ra7.itv, II have no hestancy IN ueVaiit 81 IN
h-ggs should not be allowed 10 retain any Pc .ot.r
coiiage of learning in any cnuicn Nc m
7, pishon Potter ordains him. ne Will ,dlcIia
sloi,d doctrines into his Church ana heaP ''N'O
and contempt upon the Bible
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ROyLSTOy PRIZES AWARDED.

Cambridge Mass. May LINE an"u"l =, "a
otess for the Boylston prizes. open TO seniors ana
t,niors in Harvard. was held in Sanders Theatre
this evening. Two first prizes OF $50 each were
awarded one of the winners was r. J. Davenport
20 Of Brooklyn who spoke selection from Ihac s
~ ~, ~ -'tJenrv Esmond" The other winner was
p e Hoguet 80 OF New-York, who SPOKE OF. 81.
American Imperialism" Three second prizes 20 %
s.ssaa - we're rded follows: Wilbur Morse.
TpIiIsdelphla; r. s Forbes. 90 Brooklyn and r. D.
o. -dslev 20 Brooklyn.
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oUAyyE MAY Run FOR GOVERNOR.

Toledo Ohio May 1.-THE Lucas County deleeau es
% the Republican State Convention to-day dropped
Mayor Jones and practically united on Moan a.
swavne, OF this city. candidate for Governor,
Mr. swayne IT is understood VIII COUSIN norter OF
use OF his name. he Is All aiN0''' 'Nff
President Mckinley.
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RFRKELEY PROFESSOR RETIRES.

M,ddIetown. Conn. May 1.-THE Rev w Alien
Johnson. professor OF church history at Berke'ey
Dtvnlty School for the last quarter or century
has resigned His resignation has been accepted
and he has been made professor emeritus froieSsr
Iohnson gives hts advanced age as his reason Tor
res,gn,ne and SAYS ne believes the place should oe
Allied nv a Younger II Is probable that ms
successor will not be named before the opens "
fofI
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R,cycIE LESSONS BY 4 POLICEMAN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. Permit nie to call your attention. ana
through YOU the attention OF the Police Commis-
sioners. 10 the sort Of discipline that nouriS"eS
under them Last Saturday evening MAY o.. ABOUT
o o,cIock was walking in feminist. between
Broadway and University Place. There founa
policeman giving bicycle lessons He had Pia US
Going bout in circle holding bicycle noE0 t "a
q wheel and having great sport; as the '
laughter and conversation indicated .-1vrp
New-York Nav 10. 1899. OfooEfN' LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
DEED OF SLOANE HOUSE FILED.

The deed was hled yesterday transferring 70
Henry T Sloane the property at NO Eas' sew
.n,v-second-st The transfer made by the
co.. rrus, Company. and the consideration men
toned was nominal This is the house formerly
oncunied by Mr. and Mrs Sloane. Mr.. sloane gave
N 10 his wife but the granting OF the divorce
she reconyeyed II 10 him.
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ryr TITLE PASSES TO o. II. p. BELMONT.

Oliver Fl. p Belmont took title YESTERDAY 20 60, .ae
nroperty in Fifh-ave 80 feet north OF rii,y
- ,. .nv,oo The transfer was made by Aehanue'
81, =, and the consideration In the deco %
40 200 This is the house occupied by Mr.. Bemon,
49, 49, ne purchased several months ago quo ,,ss
49, the sale was reported AZ me tiihe'. ~ "
VIM Nnrn,arIY the home Of the City CIuo
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SAFE oF REuEyYrs PAINTINGS.

Chicago May u.-Edouard Renenyfs cohecuoh
Of paintings. the result OF many year - -,
,h. uord's greatest galleries by he violnst VIII
he sold al auction on May IS to satisfy mortgafe;
Prospective buyers have already begun 70 MAJ
the claims II is believed enough Will oe oo.ailiru
from the sale TO place the vioiinsts yaow ~ CUM
for,a HE circumstances for the rest % ner hie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
GEORGE DOUGLAS.

George Douglas. a lawyer OF No 5 Wall-st., died
yesterday at his home, No Jos West Nnety-second-
ST. Mr.. Douglas was about seventy years old. The
funeral will be at ST. Agnes Chapel, West Ninety
second-st.. tomorrow at o'clock.
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OBITUARY.
NORWOOD DE HART.

Elizabeth. May II (speciaD.-Norwood De Hart.
a civil engineer In the employ OF the city OF Bos-
ton. died here to-day from pneumonia at No. iosi
East Jersey-st.. the home of his father. Captain
William c. De Hart, OF the United States Revenue
Service. Young Mr.. De Hart was twenty-seven
years old and unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
JOHN JAY MATHEWS.

John Jay Mathews. who known as THE
Mayor OF the Bowery." died from consumption
Wednesday at his home No. 217 East Nineteenth
st He sixty five years old. He amassed
fortune a money-broker in the Bowery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
MRS. WILLIAM WHITEHEAD.

Mrs Gertrude E. Whitehead died yesterday al
her home No 80 Westinghouse, Newark She was
the widow OF William Whitehead and daughter Of
the late DR. William T. and Gertrude Freinghuysen
Mercer The funeral will be held at Trinity Church,
Newark on Saturday at D. m.
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COLONEL FELIX A. MATHEWS.

Washington. May u.-Consul-General Gummere
=, Tanrier. Morocco. reports the sudden death IN
Tangier OF Colonel Felix A. Mathews formerly
Consul-general OF the United States at that place.
from angina pectoris. on April H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

INVITATION TO MEET AT BUFFALO.
Buffalo May n.-secretary Keep OF the Mer-
chants Exchange has telegraphed TO the Confed-
crate Veteran Association. now in session at
Charleston, an invitation hold its reunion In
1901. the Pan-American Exposition year, In Buff
falo
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For England. fair; increasing clondiness ara
warmer to morrow: fresh westerly winds
For Eastern New-York fair: warmer In northern por-
,,or ,robahv showers fresh westerly winds
becoming variable.
e., ,ba District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey Delaware, Maryland and virginia fair'
,-ohahtv showers tomorrow winds shifting TO fresh
southery. . .- ,.,,a. .ht,,
For Western New-York fair and warmer; winds shift-
,, ~ ,rcsh south.rly; probably tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
COLUNBTA CREW AT ANNAPOLIS.

Annapolis Nd. May 1.-THE crew from Columbia
University arrived here this afternoon and took a
practice spin on the Severn as a preparatory step
to their struggle with the cadets. which will take
place on Saturday morning II the weather permits.
They are in fine spirits and the best OF condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
TO TAKE DINGLETS SEAT.

CHARLES E. LITTJDFTELD NOMINATED FOR con-
GRBss IN THG I'D MAINE DISTRICT
Lewiston. Me-. May II (SpecisD.-Charles f.
Iittlehed Of Rockand nominated by accla-
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THE REV. CHARLES ALBERT SAVAGE.

The Rev. Charles Albert Savage. pastor Of the
Orange Valley Congregational Church. died yester.
day at the parsonage OF the church. in Orange.
N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

William Aiken jr. Mayor OF Evansville Ind;
William F. Field. representing the Confederate vet
Grams OF that city, and c. J. Murphy. representing
me Grand Army Of the Republic. who are here for
the purpose OF arranging joint reunion In Evans
vile In the near future They will formally lay the
plan before the convention and urge Its adoption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

DIBBLE-HAYT-At Noun, Vernon. y. Y. Wed1esday
May 10 1870. by the Rev r NJ 8 Taylor. Annie FslA
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Hsyt 20 George VIII
lam Dibble.
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JOINT REUNION PROPOSED
MOVEMENT TO HOLD A MEETING OF NORTHERN
AED s0r-rurpN vETFpANS

Charleston S. C., May i1-An effort is being
made here 10 bring about grand reunion OF Con-
federate and Union veterans. and the matter will
be formally presented 10 the Confederate Veterans
~>sociation. now ia session here. In the city are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

nation for Congressman from the I'D Maine Dis
trict by the Republican Convention held here to-
day This is the district formerly represented by
Nelson Dingley. Mr.. Lttleheld eloquently thanked
the convention for the honor conferred upon him.
He stated that he IN sympathy with all the
views of the Administration and praised the action
Of President Mckinley in tn trying times OF the
last year
Charles z. Lttleheld born in Wells. Me He
is prominent lawyer and has been Attorney-Gen-
eral Of the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

Great catches trout and picksre are reprtst along
the Erie Railroad. Apply agents in New York and
Brooklyn for Erie Fishing Book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
MARRIED.

All people overest some occafions. The standard
remedy s Johnson's Digestive Tablets
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,,-,,,u. oe,cs NAV - A. m-Rsin fell IN the Tore
noon Yesterday the weather clearing In the afternoon
Tn. temperature ranged between ~ and 81 degrees mo
average 1911 being 2T lower than that OF Nsonss1AN anu
d. btrher than on the corresponding day last year -
In ana near this city to-day there VIII pr0pa'" W
fair and warmer weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

Mr. Bartlett was well known in this city He
vas a member Of the Union League and REFORM
clubs and the National Academy OF Design
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bas.
Inch.
30.5
800

In this diagram the continuous white me SHOWS ,ns
.an.ss IN measure as indicated by The tribune SCI
Sscorsine barometer The dotted line shows the 1eP@
tur. as recorded a Perry's Pharmacy
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DIED.

Archer O. II p Potter. Francis "
De Hart Norwood Provost. Mar
Douglas. George. Richard Maria.
Dyckman. Isaac NJ. Savage, Charles a.
McConichie William. smith Hannah p.
Noyes. Louisa o. Whitehead. Gertrude z
Park Jane A Wick, Clara
Perry William X.
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should be read DAILY by a. interested. as changes
may occur at any timeD - 49,. -.
Foreig1 mails FOR the week ending May 10. 1909 vili
close (prompy the General Postofhce ss
follows: Parcels close hour earlier than
closing shown below.
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5peciul \ otites.

Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE MADISON AVE. COR. I'D ST. y. 7.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21
APPEALS IN CRIMINAL CASES.
Eft;ct of Appeals From Conviction OF
MurAnH and In Grimm al Iacnr

HufuCf dhu 10 lTimlndi JaScSs
The act repeating section 3IO9 aud
amending section 3420 Of the compiled
laws Of 1891 reads as follows:
Section THAT section 3iC9 ~ the
C implied laws OF 1897 be- ana the same is
h-rtby repealed.
SEE. 2-lhat section 1920 Of tie COM
oiled laws Of 1897 Is hereby amended to
read as follows:
See 1920 All appeals in criminal
cases shall have the effect OF a stay of
execution OF the sentence OF the court
until the decision OF the supreme court
upon said appeal, and whenever the
sentence Of the district court shall bs
that OF death or OF imprisonment for u
term exceeding five years, upon a con.
yictlOn for murder, the party convicted
shall remain In close COL dnement un.
I'll the decision Of the supreme court
shall be pronounced upon the appeal
and in all other cases OF appeal, the
party taking the appeal shall be entitled
TO give bail by filing q bond In a sum and
with conditions TO be fixed by the district
court, sufficient to secure the due execu-
ton Of the sentence OF the court in cas-
the judgment OF the court be affirmed by
the supreme court"
See. 3-All the laws and parts Of laws
In conflict herewith are hereby repealed
aud this act shall take effect and be- In
force from and after its passage.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21
RIO ARRIBA COURT.
The May Term May Be Postponed Because
Of Smallpox.

Judge John K. McFie has received 4
request from Hon. Thomas ID. Burns and
others in Rio Arribs county, asking that
no court be- held In TERRA Amarillo in
May on account OF the prevalence OF
smallpox In the county, says the New
Mexican.
There are a number Of murder caaee
and important suits 20 be- tried. and
Judge McFie IL very anxious TO hold
co lrt. He has sent Court Interpreter Al.
eX lnder Read TO TERRA Amarillo 20 In
yestigate the situation, and IL at all
practicable court will be held there In
NAV.
Rev. A. J%ouvencaan, who returned "a
Park View to-day, eays that The smallpox
situation in Rio ATriba county IL yery
bad. No efforts 20 quarantine or prevent
the svTesd Of tie evidgmic are being
made. Entire fAmiliea ara down with
the diseases, although mostly with mild
cases. Among the Indians, howevar,
nine out OF every ton eases prove fatal
and unless the epidemic ~ checked the
Indians IN that section will ba extor
minated Recently the bOdy Of an Indinn
who hal died OF smallpox was burned
and the remains buried ~ Tho head OF
the drinking water supply u several fam
lilies.
Ex-Governor Prince, who has just re.
turned from a trip through Rio Arribl
county, says that thu smallpox reports
are a, psly exaggerated and that he had
heard o. only a few iaolstcr leases