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WASHINGTON NOTES.


The final details have been arranged for
the laying of the-cable between the United
States and Germany.
The German government has nominated ahd
the president has accepted Baron August Won
Bruck as consul at Havana for Gelma
The cabinet today transacted no business OF
general Importance. The time OF the meet,
ing was devoted 10 routine matters connected
with the various departments.
Negotiations on the three new RECIPROCITY
treaties for the British West Indies are pro-
ceeding rapidly. The treaty for the Baroa
does is furthest along and will pronaolS Dc
the frs. signed
Washington. June 6-seeretary Of state ana
and Mrs HAY entertained the new spanish
minister and the Duchess d'Arcos az aihheI
tonight at which prominent members 81 tae
dispomatic corps and few personal irlenos
OF the host and OF the guests OF hohoF WHY
present.
The reunion Of Confederate Veterans unasr
the auspices OF the r. p. Lee chapter OF INC
Daughters Of the Confederacy VIII open az .
o clock tomorrow afternoon at Glen Eeno ou!
side OF Washington. Commissioner OF fat .it
Duel has accepted an invitation 10 parust
pate in the opening ceremonies tomorFo" a.
ternoon.
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Galveston. Texas. juno 6.-The home team
again defeated the Senators In a close game
by score of to ?. Davis was at his best
and pitched a good game
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rnnAY,s ENTRIES

Seven. cighths OF a mtle selling oneita,
Jessie Jarhoe i0i, Louisville Belle i0S. Wayne
NJ NJ, Augeolc. Stsncl. Full Dress 1902 EMS
!, voletolienne. Aprils Lady. Manila Miss
MRytie 100.
Fivo-eighths OF mile summer KilarnocA,
pecoy Ito. Hiehland Lad los, Dissolutc 100.
One tnd oue-fourth miles, selling Elklu
10 g sa, Pete Kitchen lO7. True Light.
countt irma Babe Fields 1906. Lucid Pro-
volo, loyal Choice Pop Dixon. JACQUES 1O2.
Frisco. Kay II 90 Virgic o "a.
One mile. selling Osmon Shteidbearer los.
Yoo. Dashawny lO2 vanessa. Marie 100
oe. Grady. voN. Spree, Great Pride %, Ian
cashire o. Synia 90
Five-cighths OF mile seling--Litiic
Smoke John Yorkes lis. Broxbourne, Gilbert
Coley, Prentiss, tombstone los. w. q WEIGH
l05, Tom English. John w. Patton los, Peter
Dury6a 1903, Postmaster Baily iO0.
Ono mile. selliur--Aihert Vale Don Ciar'
enclo. Sue Nell, Hand ID. Prosecutor los
Guido Rock 1903. McCieary 1902, Connie Lee 100
Dandy % 81. Pat Garrett o.
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stolen hases-H ouseman. Badger Hurlber:
f2l. Dowie
Two-bas hits BADGER IIonevman
Three-hase hits Houseman. WeikaGt. Kip
per.
Sacrifice hits-Clarl .
Home rurs-Aleyarder Coleman
Double Dlay-Iouseman Weibart and
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r,o has tanned complexion
N ~. ,nrer is over will have 1t from
~ ~ 'or the hundred and one new de- e..
sss's' y ,.rssols. ranging anywhere in
drns p Pc q 70 siOO, leave no excuse why
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er Chinu today for bad behavior at the pos,
IN the hfth race. Track fast.
seven furlongs. sclling-Corlalis. Lachine.
Bclzara. Time. i;gSh
Five furlonEs-His Exceilency, Lieutenant
Gibson, Honest Run. Time. l;blM
Handicap. mile and seventy yards--Carl c.
Gold Fox jolly Roger. Time. l,iSA
Tho Clipsetta stakes for 2-year -old hiies.
value si0So ave furlonns- Elizabeth Klein
Olekna. lsabinda. Time t:oiA
Mile. selllng-Billv House. Colonel Ciuke,
Richardson. Time. i;aex.
seven furlonxs--Loyalty Little Land 1ou.
GER Time .ySN
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MONTGOMERY, Ala Governor Johnston
has offered a reward OF slO) for the arrest
ard conviction OF the negroes who killed Mrs.
Hubbard, ucar ceRcervilie.
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Cincinnati summaries

cinclnnati. June s.--Joekeys Eddie Ross and
l.. Rose were suspended indefinitely by start
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, June 6.--The champions had little
difficulty in defeating Louisville today.
Score II II
Boston ...-.-,-.......s..' VIZ w W. ~
louisville .................2o 200 100 DO II 2
Batterles-Killen and Clark Cunningham
snd Kittfldge.
Baltimore, June e.-Four singles aud two
bagger gave Baltimore the opening game OF
the Pittsburg series.
Score II
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A FIGHT WITH ROBBERS
Sheriff Was Bo Badly Wounded He Died In
a Short While.
PART OF THE BANDITS ARE SURROUNDED
Another Party Thought to he Ncnriy
Secured outwittcd the Marshal
and Escaped.

Cheyenne, wyo,, June GA second bat
tie with the dynamiters OF the Union Pa
oifc Express train has been fought in the
mountains forty miles north OF Casper,
Wyo., by she sherlns posse which mas
been In pursuit since sunday morning, and
as a result one man and probably more
lie dead. Tne hrst battle was fought
sunday On Teapot creek, thirty miles nor,n
OK Casper. No ono was wounded during
tnis engagement, but sey~ai horses were
killed. fne second battle was fought last
evening az point ten miles furtaSe NORTH
and In wilder country The robbers be-
ing closely pursued, uIade a aete mined
stand behind some rocks 81 deep, layIno,
ana when the posse put IL an appearance
opened nre ut close range. Snern Joe
haEen OF Douglass fell at the hrst rtro,
being shot through tho stonaUu. The oni-
Ger was removed TO safe place aud after
ward brought to Casper by .Np ,.'wboys,
arriving at the latter place 4is aeon,
General Manager Dl;'<ia%ol OF the
Union Pacific, Who has been at Casper
since Monday, directing the work OF hunt
ms down the robbers, rendered lac use OF
his private train, aud s.t3sa vas .ken
10 his home at Douglass THIS evening, :
message from thora this evening states
that hsEen died shortly N'er rcAcning hiv
hIcle. The posse resumed he SIGHT an
was successful in Shot time in ni,lns
the robbers from their stronghold and
away from their horses, which we're se.
curet. The robbers rctro1.aI - a natural
.ort among tho rocks sulGa two inl!si
awa, where they entre9ched themselves
and prepared for bitter tbht 'NUt posse
t.etlE divided up and surrounded the
PHI e, and when the courier lcG tho scene
the officers were lying ON their AIMS with
the robbers completely lemned in, An
urgent request was sent II iof reinforce
MEETS and a supply OF 1901 and GlamuNi.
ton, IN response United States Marshall
fIdssell OF Wyoming. who Ia Just reached
Casper from the western part OF the state
wheie he had been hunting tur the Other
three robbers. started ous with another
posse with arms, food. ammunl on aud
horses In plenty
Omaha Neb., June ga .eCcihl to the
Bee from Cheyenne says "A courier
rsSrhe' Casper tonight from the scene ~
the fight and reported that the 4; flaws es
ol9cl Trough the lines OF TIE Nose in tho
irlfnse darkness OF last night They stnlc
nc orses Of u treshtiog nuint And are
now flying for the Hole In tie Wall. '
( "iNiy i've men under Unital states Mar.
snail Hassell today took uu me trail and
ara N pursuit Tho thru ortnws ar,
Bob Taylor Of the Hole In the Wall
band; Mexican and a Casper gambler
named "Cavanaugh
DOUGLASS Wyo.--ioe Hazen sheriff OF
this county who was shot IN a sltirmish with
the Union Pncihc train robbers north ol
Casper. was brought I'm bv a special tam
and died shortly after arrival
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THE MANSIONS
AND MANITOU HOUSE.
Manitou Springs, Col.

Offer superior advantages TO summer visit
ors this season. For Information write 70
GEO. NJ WALKER.
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DO you KNOW

CONSUMPTION is preventable, Science has
proven that and also that neglect is sui
cidal The worst cold or cough can be cured
with Shiloh's Cough aud Consumption Cure.
Sold on positive guarantee for over flfty
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poEs rnIs STRIKE yous

Muddy compilations. nauseatinE breath
come ironl chronic constipation. Karl's
Cover Poot Tea is an absolute cure and has
be;n sold for hfty years on an absolute guar
sntee Price. 25 cents aud 80 cents. A. p.
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VISITORS WON A GAME.

They Col a Long Start in the First Three
Innings.
JONES AND KEEFE ARE NOW BuFFAlOES
Galveston Won Another from the
Senators, who Made seven
Fielding Errors,
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The German government has nominated and
the president has accepted Baron August Won
Bruck as consul at Havana for GelmanI
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Pittshurg ...............io0 ai0 oai-s O
Batteries--Nops aud Robinson, Tannehlll
and Schriyer.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-11-24

of the most popular in the state and
her connection with it is a guarantee
that il will at all times ue conducted
in Il first class manner.
Lieut.. Lyons of the Twenty-fourth
infantry was Il west bound passenger,
having been at st. Paul for eXamina-
ton for promotion. He was one Of
the men badly wounded in the battle
Of Santiago. having received no less
than four distinct bullet wounds, but
has recoverc>. and is ready for another
scrap.
Assistant Postmaster Walter of New
Salem has been arrested by Inspector
II. T.. Thiele ut Chicago and will be
brought back to Fargo for Il prelimi-
nary hearing. Walter was well known
at New Salem and 81 said to have got
ten away with Il snug sum Of money
belonging to the government as well as
iro private individuals.
Washington dispatches say: Sen
a,or IIanshrOugh yesterday called on
Indian Commissioner Jones in regard
to the appointment Of a superintendent
at the Fort Rerthold On. ID Indian
school. The buildings mt Fort Rer-
thold will soon be completed. and when
they are ready for occupancy a super
intcndent will be designated to organ
iZc the force of teachers. Pupils will
he received as 500 Is the buildings
at New Sale and is said to have got
are completed. Superintendent Staley
of the Nadcau. Kan. school, is being
considered for the vacancy ut Fort
RerthOld.
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C o

Thursday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Watson the Bismarck Fortnightly
club celebrated its second anniversary.
1t was an evening of are enjoyment.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Will, Moorhouse, Humpll-
rey, Harris, Fifield. Wilson, Smyth.
Mesdames Dahl, Klaus. Guernsey,
Remington, Briggs. Tuttle of New
\ DIRK. Tubbs. Misses Wilson, Jones,
satterlund, Perry. Dunn and Florence
Satterlund, Rev. Durrie and Mrs. Wat
son.
The colors OF the club predominated
in the floral decorations. An enter
tanning program was pleasingly car
ried out. A piano duo was we'll exc
cuted by Mesdames Moorhouse ana
Klaus, followed by Il cordial welcome
by the clubs hospitable president,
Mrs. Will. Quotations from David
Harum were given Mt roll call. Miss
Wilson rendered in her inimitable way
a very pretty vocal solo. A paper,
"Only a Girl" by Mrs. Watson, chron-
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icled the advance made by ome in
the last fifty years and paid a beauti-
full tribute to Susan B. Anthony, Lucy
Stowe Blackwell and other pioneer
women in the field of broader educa-
ton. A vocal duet by Mrs. Klaus
and Miss Jones was. very pleasing.
Mrs. Dahrs paper on the clubs work
OF the past year was excellent and her
delivery beyond criticism. The Fort
nightly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Klaus
and Smyth and Misses Jones and Will
son closed the program with a song
well rendered.
Anna Belle Klaus and Thomas
Humphrey surprised the company
with piano and mandolin music.
a banquet calculated to warm the
blood and cheer the heart within was
very prettily served, followed by
toasts from Mesdames Fifield, Guern-
sey, Harris and DR.. Smyth; Mrs. Will
son proving Il versatile toastnlistress.
The guests and members OF the club
voted it a very delightful evening well
kept.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-11-24
douglas" to Marry.

Douglas Fenwick, who represented
two Minneapolis papers during the ses-
sion of the legislature last winter is to
wed. Fenwick is now the st. Paul news
mar for the Times, and the Chicago
Record says:
Miss Sarah johnson, for seven years
the secretary of Mrs. Matilda B. Carse,
will leave the den on the top floor of the
Woman's Temple to become the wife of
Douglas Fenwick, a newspaper man OF
st. Paul. The wedding will take place
in the spring.
Miss johnson is popular among all w
G. Il. U. members in the country. The
Temple reports at the national conven.
tons were always read by her, and she
has stood by Mrs. Carse in all the
Temple struggles. In the ticrcest, how.
ever, she counted her friends in both
factions.
The ceremony will take place in Bos
ton and the home will be established ir
st. Paul.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-11-24
AJoR WHITES CONSIDERATION

Many stories are told Of the kinu-
ness and consideration of Major White
to the North Dakota soldiers in the
Philippines. One has recently been
rela,ed Of the delicate and tactful
manner in which he saved Il of the
members Of tie regiment from dis
grace and perhaps death. 1t was on
the long and terrible march up through
the north Of LuZon. where the North
Dakotans marched so rapidly that the
bullCcks attached to the carts dropped
dead from sheer inability to keep up
and the brawny lickertails pulled the
carts themselves twenty miles a day
through the swamps and wilderness.
1t was after day of this kind Of
work that the boys had struck camp.
Outposts We're thrown out and the
men detailed for guard duty were
warned to- be especially careful, as the
regiment was in the middle of the
enemy's country and a night attach
by the Filipinos was feared. On one
of the posts & brawny Dakotan had
been assigned for duty. He had
pushed the cart through the mul all
day long and was almost ready to drop
from exhaustion. Soon after being
lCl' I'LL lis pett He Aell IL lAlposSlole "
keep up the monotonous tramp and
concluded to sit down anu rest-just
for a moment. He lighted a cigarette,
and before it was half smoked tired
nature ha- asserted itself md he was
sound asleep with the unsmoked por-
ton Of the cigarette between his fin
gers.
..aj. White had feared Just such re-
suits and was quietly making the
r,'lnds of the guard line. He saw
the sleeping soldier and realized the
terrible struggle the poor fellow had
made to do his duty. Instead of or
dering him under arrest and sending
him back in disgrace the major
touched the sleeping sentry OH the
shoulders and delicately informed him
that his cigarette was out.
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G. S. Buck is in the city from Fargo.
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Saturday.

Banker Davidson and Beisellcr
came in from Darlington on the noon
train.
\. II. Patterson and \. C.. McGilli-
vray have returned from their trip to
Dickinson.
Senator Hanna was a west bound
passenger on the noon train today. He
is en- route to ,he little Missouri for Il
deer hunt.
DR.. Ballard returned to day from st.
Paul. He reports Harold Winches-
ter improving and an operation will
proba.4y not be necessary.
Superintendent Edick has a COM
m%unication from the superintendent
Of Logan county stating that they are
short Of teachers down that way and
wanting to know if any Burlcigh
county teachers want positions there.
\ stone foundation is being placed
under the Episcopal church building
at it's new location. 1t is expected TO
have the repairs of the church COM
pleted about the middle Of December.
when Bishop Edsall will make a visit
here.
The Grand Forks plaindealer has an
extensive interview with Hon. Dennis
Hannafin. who has been travelling eX-
tensively through the eastern part of
the state. probably %incubating Il SEN
atorial boom. The Plaindealer man
represents Dennis as en- route to Bot
rIneau county to file on a quarter Sec
ton of land.
Valley City Times-Record: Miss
Kate Kern left yesterday for Harvey,
where she will assume the manage
ment of the Soo-Pacific hotel. which is
at present the only hotel in that city
The owner of the hotel is putting up
a new SO-room house. which will be
modern in all it's appointments, and
when completed Miss Kern will also
have it's management. Miss Kern
will undoubtedly make this hotel one
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CITY AND COUNTY.
Thursday.

G. S. Buck is in the city from Fargo.
Attorney Armstrong of Emmons
county is among the guests III the city.
Major and Mrs. Robertson came in
on the noon train from st. Paul, Major
Robertson having been there to taxi
his eXa nation for promotion.
The mcteoric showers appears to
have gotten Off the track in some way
but in IT'S place there came this morl-
ing a genuine April shower. and a
steady rain has been falling during the
day.
The Northern Pacific is preparing TO
shin some thousands Of horses from
Washington eastward. The horses
are a drug on the market out west ana
il is proposed to distribute them
through the central and eastern states
where they an be sold.
Expcrimcnts have shown that Da-
kOta crown corn can be successfully
threshed in an ordinary separator -!
changing the c%OncIvrS. III l\lddef
county several of the largest farmers
have threshed their corn crop. Inc
stock wrts better feed ard the fodder
is in excellent shape for stock.
WIN. Dwyer. the Medina boomer ana
merchant. who has sold his stock or
merchandise and store business to Nc
Claren X Olson. expects to put in most
OF the winter in other states working
IN immigration for the Northern IA
citic lands in StulSman county. lie
will make a specially of the c~onlpanys
stock and grazing lands. and his en-
perience and qualifications well adapt
him for the work.
The report Of Land Commissioner
Hermann shows the following re-
CENTS from sales of public lands i'll
various districts in North Dakota as
follows: Bismarck. cash sales. ST.
5l3: homestead and other entries. ST.
O4G: salaries. fees. etc. $500. Devils
Lake, cash sales. S333.G49: homestead
and other entries. SS1. o9S: salaries,
fees. ETC.. $9.G37. Fargo. cash sales,
Ao.S22: homestead. $23.o3S: fees. etc.
S6,9Jl. Grand Forks. cash sales,
$1G.I3G: homestead. etc. S30.1"l: fees
etc. SS.:3"3'5. Minot. cash sales. Sl,3S2;
homestead. $l3.110: fees. etc. S4.G9o.
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Friday.

Rev. Anderson returned to day from
a trip east.
Mr.. w. T. Cuylcr of Ontario is visit
ing his brOther-in-law. Rev. Anderson.
ut the Methodist parsonage.
Secretary Poole left this morning for
4 deer hunt north Of the city. He has
three deer to kill TO furnish all the
deer meat he has promised.
At a meeting of Tancrrd Command
ery. Knights Templar. last night. the
Red Cross degree was conferred upon
three candidates. II. Il. Porter. NJ. NJ.
Cook and NJ. II. Jewell. An excellent
BANQUET was served and the initiation
an enjoyable one.
After the remarkable length of In
dian summer and the numerous April
showers tllat have marked the fall
season. there are Indications of colder
weather and SNOW. II has been for
tunate that the weather has been so
uniformly warm for there has been
a shortage of fuel in the city i'll fall
and cold weather would have been ac-
COMMANDED by much Inconvenience.
The last legislature made an appro-
. priation to provide for the holding OF
twenty-five farmers Institutes in the
state this winter. Professor T.. T.
Kaufman of the agricultural college
was named as director and is now ar
ranging for II series Of institutes. The
communities wanting them must pro-
vide IL hall. heated and lighted, and the
speakers will be furnished and paiC
from the appropriation. The bcsI
papers will be published in pamphlet
form and distributed to all who attend
and leave their addresses.
Royal Ballard. formerly chief of po'
lice at Cnssclton. has been released
from the state insane asylum at James
town. where he has been confined FOL
only three weeks. the officials of tina
institution stating that he is not in
sane. Ballard claims his incarcera'
ton in the asylum is the result Of :
plot on the part of his wife to get hole
OF some valuable property he owns a
CaSsclton. He says that while con
fined in the Fargo Jail he was KEEP
with three Cinnamon. which wa!
nearly enough to make him lose hi:
reason.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-11-24

Dunseith Herald: Irwin Hurst
killed a large black bear in the noun
tains last week. Irwin says it was q
monster, the hide measuring over eight
Ieet long. The bear came out sudden
ly upon Irwin, when he was least ex-
pecting to see such game, but he man
aged to bag the shaggy brute.
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ing over a map of South Africa as they
mapped out their plan of campaign.
Wednesday

Wednesday,.
States Attorney Allen returned from
Fargo today.
Ed. Hughes came in from Fargo on
the noon train.
Mrs. E. A. Lamb came in from Wash
burn this morning.
Mrs. F. l.. Conklin left on the noon
train for a visit in Dickinson.
General Miller has received the resig-
nation of Lieutenant Redmon of Com
pany D at Devils Lake.
Henry Severn, brakeman on the N. P.
had his hand badly crushed in the yards
at jamestown and was taken to Brain
erd.
Captain Keye of Company B at Far
90 is sending out notices to members of
the to meet for the reorgan-
~ization.
G. E. Murrell of the Tribune COM
posing force was passing cigars last
night and explaining that this time it
was a boy. Mother and child doing
nicely.
j. Moersch, Hermann Wolff and Alex
| Menke are three gentlemen who came in
from St., Paul today to look up some
coal lands.
The $4,000 of city bonds voted at
| Mayville for electric light and water
works have been sold in Chicago for
1925 premium.
Fargo Forum: A report from Hills
boro states that Public Examiner Lang
lie is to be married again The
fortunate lady is said to be a popular
music teacher of that city.
Friends of Mrs. George Sewell, for
merly Miss Minnie Stoyell, who has
been dangerously i'll at Minneapolis for
some time, will be pleased to learn that
she is improving and is expected to
Gov
Norman Markuson, in whose case the
supreme court of the United States re-
fused to interfere, has been working on
track fol- the N. P. and will be brought
back to the penitentiary to complete
his sentence.
Mr.. James Robertson. son of Major
Robertson, left last night for New
Haven, Conn.,, where he enters the en-
ploy of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford road. The young man has
been in the city for several months and
has in that time made many friends,
who will wish him a full measure of
success.
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Steen Olson was stabbed and badly
injured by Robert Parker at Buford in
a row over q game of cards.

Fred Porter of Ceurtenay was arrested
for the embezzlement of 1927 belonging
to S.. E. Ellsworth of jamestown.
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BUBONIC PLAGUE.
Suspicion Attaches to an Incoming
Steamer at New York.

New York, Nov. 1S.-The steamer
). w. Taylor Santos has been held at
quarantine on suspicion of bubonic
plague. Seaman Hope died at sea
on the It'll. He was ill in the Santos.
hospital with eruption supposed to
have been eczema. Captain Waters
and the cook are ill and show indica-
tons Of bubonic swellings. They
waited on Hope. Dr.. Doty fears
others may take the disease as the.
cook while waiting on Hope attended
at the galley. !,
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Bessie Goodrich, the seven year old
daughter of J. w. Goodrich of James
town, died of typhoid fever. &