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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
TO Be READ TO-DAY
,.pUsrDENr McKINLUY'S MESSAGE;
IN THE SENATE.
SUBSIDY BILL SCHEDULED.
WILL COVE IT EITHEH on TUES
DAY on WEDNESDAY.

,.,aer. of the House co Press I'M
.,rtnnt Measures with NiEor.
rr,itmfnary Committee work Al
r.ndy Donr-Army REORGANIZATION
nan trgsnt-Democrats Likely 80
nurr a Substitute Measure Extend
t,e the Present Law.
.bineton. Dec .-Thc Senate viii bs
,...a 10 order a. i2 o'clock tomorrow.
asgond che probable reading q the
.enrs mes age. will transact no bus
,. as she announcement OF the death
l..e tae recess of Senators Davis and
.... when the message has been read.
SILL. lrus the sitting 90 "a close.
r Allison viii make the announce
....- .a the case OF hes late colleague.
e.,..s- Gear. and there is hope tnat Sen
..r nelson may arrive in time 60 per-
,..m similar service concerning Senator
Davis
These announc emants VIII be preceded
>. ,he ceremony of swearing in new
members. who this year arc Mr. Dol.iVer'
,te tas been appointed 10 succeed sena-
re,,r and SIT DMusham. who takes
,.. p,rs formerly occupied by senator
OF Vermont. and ,he appointment o,
.. ,,.Ysl committees 90 wait upon the
l...3enr and the House ot Representa-
t.tca
sl- Frye expects TO get up the snip
.H-dv blu on Tuesday. aud it not on
,ea, dos then on Wednesday. and In do
,rr ta.s 20 have the spooucr Philippine
f..r s.-piaesd. This vii be the beginning
Of fre important work OF the session and
,t.r the success or failure OF the scheme
,r,v aesend much OF the future course
..r r-o....ilnss FOR thc entire session. In
or..r to eompilsh this result h WIN os
,.essnry nrst 20 get the consent Of the
E.puage4u Committee ON order Of busi-
nose and a. this end meeting oi thAt
,--rIttee xin De- held after the adJoufh n
u.r. of the Senate. Monday afternoon. p.
,fr FRYE s1id to-day that Dee already -"
a.f.rred with majority OF the meii'tie
of .a4t committee and tnai he 1915 as
..r.t he wo4id have 40 difficulty in se-
.,.r... th.i- assent 10 the proposed change
lar thera has boon NO consultation
v Damocraflc senators. but the ffleHae
90. fae shipping bHl do not look Tor "a p
U.us opposition 10 taking up tht "sst
fram thnt source motion 60 take up
. .a.assts 81 not az batabil under the sen
rules and they are confident oi @
uliority on a vote II a roA call should ~
demanded. Dc s probable that a friendly
..rarEemfHt VIII be- made with senator
lt1tguu. who has thc Nlcaraguan hlli in
.Hlet that bL being on the calendar
f.e special order for the 10Th instant
TH,r. b. some tax OF au enOrt during
Tie week to get up the Hay-Pdunceiote
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
TO WORK AT TAMPA
THE GENERAL SYMPATnETIC
STRIKE CALLED orr.
CIGARMkKERS TO CONTINUE
THEIR STRUGGLE wITH No SET
TLEMENT ~ SIGHT.

Boxmakcrs Remain out 60 Hinder
the supply OF noNc--tIon. Uobert
McNamee in New Aori, to confer
With President Gomp~rs and Ask
HIS Aid ia Cutting on BoN supply
From New YORK.
Tampa. Fla Dec. AIT an early hour
This moruiug. after long e-,ou. fhe
Trades Assembly called tho general sym
pathetic strike on 10 was decided thar
the striking unions should o. $3.50 the In
ternauoHM C,s1rmakers Union 10 the
interest Of whom thc general strike was
called. with nbenal donations from thcl1
salaries. Every line Of industry will be-
gin work except the boxmakers This
being the closest Industry allied with tho
cigar tradeit was determined 20 keep thcs.,
factories closed ard thus hinaor toe sup
ply ~ boxes as much as possible Tho
cirarmakers viii continue their struggle
with no settlement in sight
a committee from tho Trades Union
spent yesterday visiting the various cigar
factories where International men had
been employed and asked if these men
could return 20 their work Tacy were
told by the mana-em,uts that this would
b. satisfactory lf tine other Gig rmakers
did not object
II Is stated on authority tonight how
ever that the international men viii not
appear OF at least two factories where
they were working They VIII call for
work tomorrow morning at The other fac
tories. AMI it Is believed to-rirht the Re-
sisieucia men may permit them 10 work.
The Trades Assembly mikes the state
mont tonight that Hon. Robert McNauee
has gone 10 New York az the legal and
personal representative OF the assembly
20 confer with President samuel Gompefs.
relative 10 the labor situation here lie
wlli state the case. and ask Presiden,
Gompers 20 take such action as possible
toward cutting on the cigar-box supply
from New York and 10 have railroad men
stop hauling Tampa made cigars.
Prominent onc.a.s Of the railroad or
ders here say .h.lr orders have been pos
lt,vely ordered 10 take no action toward
assisting the strikers as they ore not
affiliated with the unions.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
ronmE1r on cni1rsG SITUATION
sir Robert Hart Thinks nes"ntmen'
Partly Just.

London. Dee Count won Waldersee
e~,rereoe some soli-ltuac" says the Pc
kln CORE rpondent Of tho Morning Post.
soncornine cxnedltions into the surround
ing country. "but be believes that they
are necessary and soiutary Most OF the
British Officers approve them.
"sir RoDort Hart. in the course Of q
aonvereatiou, said be- considered the re-
continent against foreigners 10 De partly
iuet ana the outRrowth Or the last sixty
wears Of treaty re.ationr. lie seemed 70
think tho settlement would be- diiiicuit
problem.
"chinesc militia forces are being form
cd every where and even n the importation
of foreign arms is prohibited supply
will Boz easily obfainable from Chinese
arHennIg 4 body 81 one hundred Ameri-
can cavnirymen is eeeorting some Chinese
omcin,a 60 Tieu Tsin."
chang Fu Tung has received dis
patch from Sian Pa" says the Shanghai
correspondent Of the Standard. directing
HIN 20 stop the forwarding ~ further
supplies 10 the province of shen 81. Il is
rumorcl that Emperor Kwnng Su VIII re-
turn to pekin immedia iely. and that the
Empress DowaFer viii follow n tho recep-
ton given him 8 satisfactory"
The Shanghai correspondent OF the
Times also reports thar it ls believed IN
we'll Informed circles thnt the Chinese
court o. anxious TO return 90 Pekiu. but he
savs that such course would not be
agreeable 20 II Hung Chang, who hopes
10 gain on advantage from dissensionA
among the Powers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
BHITONs CALL m A sNuB.
London rapers EnthusIastIe Beeausr
"f Germnny's Attitude.

ot heftnnnY'r Attitude.
London. Dec. An the London morn
Ink papers comment with unbouuded en-
thusiasm u5on the abrupt snub admins
tered BY Emperor william % ~. Kruger
which Il all the more noticeable when
contrasted with the Bocr sintcsmans con
'codedly successful visit to France The
enub Is regarded ha further evidence ~
the better relations existing between
Great Britain nud Germany
Iemperr Williams telegram TO she Ger
man minister at LuNem 1urg was lho out
come of dispatch which Mr Kr.cr
sent to the Kaiser on arriving az the Ger
man frontier
"On reaching German soil hasten 10
express 70 Your Majesty my sentiments o.
respectful devotion and cordial sympa-
thy"
The official explanation offered through
the German press Il that steps had not
been taken 70 ascertain whe her AR Rru-
gers visit would be agreeable. The B0ar
delegates admA thai thcy have received a
serious check. and Mr Kruger S. said 10
bs extremely dleheHftcned There Is n
rumor that he has been requested to
avoid BE zi8n territory.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
ADvIcEs or HEHEL ACTIVITY.
Colombia Insurgents Give Govern
ments Troops n Hot Hattie.

AHFht
ments Troops Hot Hattie.
Kingston. jamaica. Dec. e.-Advices
hrough, to-day from Colon by tho Royal
Mali steamer Don. Capt. Newton indi-
cate the continuance of considerable rebel
activity in an quarters Of Colombia.
Last Wednesday strong force of In
eureents captured che town Of Chagiea.
aftoon miles from Colon. Eight hundred
government troops were sent 10 relieve
the town and sharp hehting followed. The
government forces lost heavily. but the
rebels were compelled TO retire.
Before The Don icft news had reached
Colon that the insurgents were attacking
Porto Colombia and SahaniIa and that
government reinforcement had been or
dcred there lt was believed a. Colon
that the insurgents had changed their
pldn and wolh concentrate against Colon,
instead of Panama. owing 20 the strict
precautions taken by the government at
the latter city.
Martial law was being strictly enforced
Ia Colon ard large numbers OF people had
bceu Imprisoned under suspicion.
The United States ship Bancroft and the
British second-class cruiser Intrepid were
al Colon Friday when the Don left
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
CHANGE IN THE CREED.
4 Popular Vote Demands a Change
and supplementary creed
Mas uc Recommended.

Chicago. pec. 2-Tre committee ap-
pointed by .ue last Gen-ssl Aa=ease!y 81
tlc Presbyterian Churs3 TO consider tho
revision of tine crec3 of the church. viii
meet Boo Washington. u g.. Tuesday aud
nr Hcrr.ck johnson 81 Mccormick The.
oloElcai seminary who Is tho chairman,
viii ioave Chicaeo tomorrow to proside.
The vote which Dr. Johnson will put be-
fore the committee is a. follows. For a re-
81 lon. 6,.ior a supplementary creed. 81 Tor
a suhsutuuonal creed. Is. for sn exp.an-
aior, statement. II, for a dismissal OF the
subject G
Roeidcs these there ore forty nrcsby-
teres which nave NOT been heard from.
most Of them being either 90 China. In
dia. or MeNico nr johnson said.
"rho popular vote Of the Presbyterian
Church iudlcatcs that some change in our
creed is demanded Exactly what that
change or changes will be-. cauno, say.
but o. " probable that the committee VIII
recommend go the next General Assembly
that "a supplementary creed be- adorscd.
81 should say that the new article
would hc another Standard of doctrine I'm
addition 90 che four ereas principle now
contained Ia tho ola creed and authorized
and sanctioned by the Presbyterian
Church An the essentials OF our faith
T viii probably be contained IN shis sup
plement but put In such a form ~ 10
be- clear 10 the popular mind. Some OF
our creed has been misconstrued and
fhaf fs why some prrFbvtcries have asked
for merely am explanatory statement"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
WANTED 4 GLrnrsE oF nm
Many People crowd Around Nrn-
gers Hotel Ia Cologne.

Cologne. Dec 2.-Thousauds of people
waited to-day in the vicinity OF The Ca
thedraI Hotel TO catch a glimpse Of Mr.
Kruger who. when replying TO the depu-
tatlon Of Bonn students iu the afternoon.
described the educational progress of tho
Transvaai. thanked the students for their
kind welcome aud shook haud4 wilh
each.
Afgerward he appeared upon The bairo-
ny. where he was loudly chcered from
below. Having rcs,ed FOR hall an Hour
be- went iuto tho vestbuio of the hotel
which was crowded with visitors. Here.
replying 70 dcputnuon from the Pam
German League, Wishing him suoceas. be
referred TO the cloao relationship between
che Hoors nud tne Germans.
II Is expected thut Mr. Kruger wlH re-
main here until "wednesday
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
McGLoIN's DEArH a MYSTERY.
A New York PoIiceman's Body Found
Planting In East River.

New York Dec 2-Mystery surrounds
the finding to-day of the dead body Of
Policeman Patrick McGloln. which was
floating IN the East river at the foot Of
Ninety -nfh street. McGloin. who was
regularly detailed 10 duty IN the House OF
the Good Shepherd. answered o'clock roll
cali as usual this morning az HIS police
station and tnen left 10 80. Il was believ-
ed. 10 the House of the Good Shepherd.
Timothy Callahan. captain of canal
boat. az $50 clock discovered the body
OF the policeman in the water McGloin
had been on ihe force about twenty -sivo
years ana was 81 years old.
The police said tonight that their inves-
tlEation led them 20 believe that McGioln
had been walking along the river frons
and had been seized with apoplexy or
faintness and had fallen into the water.
They did not regard his death with sus-
picion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
FURTHER DETAILS or FIGHT.
Boers Repui-~d with Heavy Loss
Nenr uIctfontein.

Bloemfoutein Dec. Further details
have been received regarding the fight
near Riotfonteln between the British un-
der Gen. Paget ana the Beers under Com
mandauts viiJocn and Erasmus. Nov .
and %
Gen. PaRct toward evening on the sec
ond day. closed IN upor the Bocr position
With the intention of attacking next day
AT dawn. The Hoers, however. with re-
inf0rcemcnts. including three guns made
a desperate attack and severe nghfing en-
sued
The Bocrs. who were repuleed with
heavy losses Withdrew 10 q northeasterly
direction. Gen. rnxrt. having occupied
their position. sent mounted Infantry in
pursuit
The New Zeallndcrs displayed great
Eaiiantry. losing ave out of tho SIX wound
cd officers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
wrrm APPROVAL on wALnERsuE

French aud German Generals 10 NJ
vide Their Astronomical nooty.
London. Dee. 2-Dr Morrison, wirins
10 thc Times from pekin says
In pursuance Of their rcgrottablo toll
lcy % appropriation the Frcuah and Ger
man gcu,rll with count Won Wal
tersee's approval. have removed from th"
val of psllu tnc superb astronomical IN
f.rumonts rut the0e centuries ago hy thf
IcsuH fsthcrs. iialf Of them VIII so 10
Berlin ar1 tHe vest 20 Paris
.'Ihe explanation of thia Hct ot van
dnfirm d. that lnaamueh as thr r'turn ~
tH. court D. 30 improbable. such hfauh-
fuI Instruments ehuia}1 NOS b. exposed go
nn possibilities - injury when ickin Is
no longer tne capital"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
CONTRACT FORA CRUISER.
Ottoman Government Orders one
From Crnmp nnd Incidentally
PAYS Indemnity.

Constnnilnople. Dec. 2.-Hassan PIsha.
Ottoman minister Of marine, ana Ger.
williams. representing the Cramp Ship
building Company OF Philadelphia. have
signed a contract for the construction OF
a cruiser for the Ottoman navy. The
price 10 be paid is $4,000 which includes
$500 as indemnity 10 the United States
for losses sustained hy Americans during
The Armenian massacres.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
LORD RoBEnTs To LADYsMIrH.
He Expressed isis Admiration of the
Gallant Defense of Town.

Ladysmith. Natal. Dec. 2-Lord Rob-
crss. who arrived here on Friday. Ind in
speoted Mniuba and Laings Mex while en-
route.
Replying 10 an address from the towns
people here. he expressed his admiration
OF the gallant defense Of the town. which
sa characterized ~ "a glorious memorial
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
FRENcn,IBN SURPRISED.
Newspapers Print the I<aiscr's Fam
ous Telegram 10 Kruger la ts0U.

NFNsphpfFh t'FIhI tHF NhfsrF-F FHIll-
Gus Telegram 10 Kruger la tSDB.
Paris. Dec. s.-Empcror williams re-
fusal 10 receive AR Kraser has caused
general surprise here Aoet cf the morn
Ing papers make % an excuse FOR articles
sympathizlug with tho Boor statesman
or condemuinR the Kaiser
The Kaiser 20 uo longer moaern
L'hengrin." says the Echo de Paris. "bu,
simple disciple Of Bismarck Ills at-
utuie is dictated by the Interests or
Germany, which be- considers Identical
with those Of England. a"
some Of the papers publish the Kaacr's
famous telegram OF lssi 20 Mr Kruger
side 10y side with tnat 81 yesterday The
lntruuHigeaut and other Satl0naust or
gans comment with their customary vlo-
lcuee
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
Arthur Weir of Ottawa shoots Him
self Through the Head.

ottawa. ont. pec Arthur Weir.
night editor on local paper. committed
suicide last might by shooting himsch
through the head. Ho leaves a wife and
Two children The suicide WAS a son Of
william Weir. formerly manager Of the
Banquevilie Marie. who Is now serving a
term in prison for completely On the
wrecklug OF that Institution. Weir shot
himself lust as his wife was entering his
room. Ia one hand he held the photograph
OF a Montreal woman.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03

san Francisco, Cal. Dec. two NOR
cf those injured In the Thanksgiving ac-
cident died to-day. making twenty-one
deaths In all To-day's dead are. Ellerg
Crnudail. aged a.. and r. r. Tce. aEed ~
Nlno of the dead were buried to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
VERDICT ron DAMAGES.

Editor Mcbride Given 500 for TITS
Newspaper Plant.
Mitchell. s. -. Dec. 2-Tho jury in the
case Of Editor McBrido. who sued forty
citizens OF this place for $500 damages
for the destruction OF hli newspaper plant
nearly five years aeo. returned veri-t
late last night awarding Mcbride SOD
damages. The newspaper ilant was d.
stroyci by citizens VINO were offended hy
articles alleged 10 have appeared Ia tho
publication
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03

az British pluck and cninnuer only
cquaIeI ay lhr desem. tud brave
crs or the rrie,ing frc,
Tao en.a ha trusted tH. 4iy wHa uu' mr
diataut vhen peace would rcisn sHrr m +.
ana without 90 fseHns toNsrt "a GONE
uuerrd foo"
forl Roberts has visited ColcrEo ard
the surrounding battle fields
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03

Constant tinople. Dec. 2.-The TurSo-Ger-
man dlfiiculty regarding coalins station
n the Red sea. has been settled. Germany
lntlmating that she only wants station
during the Chinese crisis
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
CONDITION sArIsFAcToRY.
The CSar Passed Good Day and Grad
uaIIy l. increasing in strength.

unIIy 1. increasing in strength.
L.ivada. European Russia. Dee. 2.-Tne
following bulleun regarding the condition
OF Emperor Nicholas was issued to-day.
"The Car passed a very good day yes-
terday and slept well last night His
Maiestyss condition this morning Is very
satisfactory. IiIs appetite is returning
and his strength gradually increasing
Last evening his temperature was %
and his pulse a. This morning the for
mer was a and the latter =. 4"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
rENDERED THE ENAToRsHIP.
GOV. Lind oncrs the Honor to Loren
W. Collins.

Minneapolis. Dec. 2.-Loren W. Collins.
Republican associate Justice Of the state
supreme Court. was yesterday offered by
Gov. Lind the United States seuaiorship
made vacant By the death Of Cushman *.
Davis Mr.. Collins has noi set accepted.
The man appointed by GOV. Lind viii
bold untl senator shall be elected by
The state Legislature. which will convene
sanu
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
coal BOATS N COLLISION.
Thirty BoRt- sank About huntington
EntniiinG Loss Of St0O.0OO.

Huntington. ". Va. Dec. 2-The steam-
ers Tom Dodsworth aud Volunteer. both
Pittsburg towboats. coilidfd twenty IN ies
above here this morning About thirty
coal boats. con aiming 0noU bushes Of
coal. sank The % g. $1,000. Both ne
steamers are owned by tho Pitttshurg coal
combine
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
rRrNcE umiSToNsi<r's AIN.
was 90 NesoHate for the Control Of
the nnilroad.

London. Dee. 3-According 10 the 81
Petersburg correspondent Of the Dahy
Nal. Prince Uhktomsky. now In Pekin'
v,,a comrnisa oned TO negotiate with II
frinr Chang f0r the transfer of the con-
trai of the shan Hat kwau hailroad 70
RUSSIA.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-03
CHANGED HIS COURSE
PRESIDENT kRJGgsn AuANBONs
THIP To nEHLIN.
KAISER COULDN'T SEE HIM.
TuE TRAsNV Alt PUESInENTrs Wis
N NOT AGREEAnLE no GERMAN .

German Press Rather Severe-Thou-
sands Of People - Cologne Anx-
ious 10 Gct glimpse of the noer.
tIi- Hotei-ur WIZ Rcmain IA
fotner,,.. ran Al. ..f.....to..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
VALUABLE LEASE FOR SALE

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale under a 99-year leasehold the fol-
lowing valuable property Of Chas. Mel
necke, situated at Keolokaa, Kau. Ha-
wall, about one-half mile from Waio-
hinu and six miles from the landing at
Honoapo, Hawaii.
The property comprises 661 31-lOO
acres now owned In fee simple and
1865 acres under long leases.
The property Is well supplied with
dwellings, tanks, water and pipes. and
divided into paddocks for dairy and
ranching purposes. Orange and coffee
trees now produce an income, which
will always increase.
The new Government Kau road runs
through the place.
In addition to the above, there will
be sold 100 tame milch cows and rs
steers and calves.
This is fine opportunity for a party
wishing to engage in dairy, grazing
and fruit culture.
Map and further information at my
Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
Auction Sale
DELINQUENT SUGAR STOCK.
ON SATURDAY, JAN. p
AT12 O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom, 80 Queen street, Ho-
nolulu, will sell at Public Auction, by
order of the Treasurer, Mr.. ]. p. Cooke,
the following certificates of stock in
the Olaa Sugar Company, unless the
delinquent assessment (third assess
menO, with interest thereon, is paid
before the day of sale.
Names are published for the pur-
pose of Identifying the certificates.
No. No.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
Inspectors responsibilities.

Mr.. McClanahan urged that inspect
ors and sub-inspectors feel a greater
amount of personal responsibility: that
upon them. even more than upon the
Board of Health, rested the responsi-
bility of suppressing the plague: that
although they possessed very few tech
meal executive powers he urged upon
them to follow Mr.. Thurston's sugges-
ton and use bluff" wherever needed
and among the ignorant people. from
whom there was the most danger. an
assumption Of authority was frequent
ly as good as the authority itself
There was a grave responsibility on
the sub-inspectors; they were in turn
responsible to the inspectors, the in
spectors to the committee, and the
committee to the people. If thew all
worked faithfully and conscientiouslv
they would achieve success. Il was
not fair to the others for any inspect-
or to work negligently. If any in
spector for any reason could not do his
work thoroughly, he should immedi-
ately withdraw and give place to some
one who would do thorough work.
The statement was made that the
SharpshooteTs had been called ont m
go on guard duty. The opinion was
very generally expressed that no in
spector should be withdrawn TO do
guard duty; nor should he even at
tempt to do night guard duty. as II
NouIu almost necessarily interfere
with effective inspection work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
As to Remedies.
When it is Infections.

In reply to the question when a
plague patient first became capable of
transmitting the infection, he replied
that it was probably only after the
case was well developed. except from
the urine, which was very early
charged with germs, and, together with
other excreta, was the most dangerous
method of transmitting the infection.