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The Upholstery Store.
Fourth Floor.

Fourth Floor.
Irish Point Lace Curtains, well
covered, excellent quality net, at
tractive r "a az
pdgT.'.,. .............. .....-.s P~S
Arabian Lace CuTtainS, exceed
ingly stylish effects; worth tx TX
Stores Bonne Femme, 6ne quality
net, with deep fiounce trimmed
with Valenciennes edg- tx 2S
Ing: per window.
.Portleres. made from fine quality
Velours. Damasks and Brocades,
trimmed with rope and fringe edg-
lngs, much below regular prices.
Mercerized Tapestry Portieres.
rich silken effects, rope or TT IN
fringe edgtngs, pair......"... PI.SO
Tapestry Table Covers, stylish
designs, rich colortngs, SKA - TX
Velour Table Covers. SKA "a *
Drsught Screens. dlkoline "a *
Buriap Screens, oak or ~ En
mahogany frames....-...,..R o'So
Tapestry Screens; ell &20 m
prices up to..........."....%SNSN
Tapestry Squares, for cushion
tops. from 2bc. upward. B
Mantel LambTe9utns, made from
finest quality silk and damaSk
tapestry. nicely fringed, at 1895
and 1855 each.
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Oil Paintings, landscape and figure
pieces, handsomely framed $500
IN heavy gilt.
Hand colored Photographers. ig-
ure pieces, In handsome gilt frames
with Furnished gold and
mat; good selection Of $3.50
subJeets........ ...,.,... -. ~@
photographers and Proof Etch:
ings, in gilt frames, with ournished
oorperg and mat; large variety
Of subjects for selec- SI8.75
tIon...,.... ........' 1900. ~
Pastels of landscapes, in delicate
colors, gilt frames. with $500
mats..... .','''.'''' ''''.
water Colors, OF landscapes,
Nv noted artists, very pretty
subjects. gilt frames and $1,000
Landeeapes in Pastel. green
Of Furnished gold. with $1,000
mat ........ .............'''
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women's silk Embroidered Hand
soIola6 sirs %hite and Is to $1.35
women's Handkerchief, in finely
s ssoG IN 3 a6anna.s$1.25 and $1.75
Mems Linen and Silk Handkerchlefs.
Our mems Initial Handkerohiefs
were ordered months ago. and each
style Initial was made especially for
us according to u W designs.
Mems initial all linen Hand
kerchiefs. six in75 n $3.50
~ N~
Mems plain linen hemstitched
Handkerchiefs.'.'.' 10 to rs
Mems French printed Handker-
chiefs, the latest novelties in this
style of goods,
IS, IS and $1.00
Mems linen printed border Hand
kerchiefs, neat designs, six in box,
splendid holiday gift. per bog,
rs and $3.50
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Remarque Proof Etchlngs, in
oak and gold frames, with 81. so
Hand : coiored photographers,
framed close, 3h-inch Flemish, oak
frame, with gilt lining; tablets
of each subject at $3.50
tached TS"~S
Water Colors and Pastels, In
handsome gilt frames and gold
FURNISH. very dainty; size $500
24X30 ihoheS. T~
Hand : colored Photographers OF
sports; framed close, in four-inch
Flemish oak. with leather dog
WHIP upon frame; very $4.00
Hand-colored Pastels and Photo
gravures, with. mats. in gilt frames
and FURNISHED gold cor ca TX
ners; size elx2S inch, price PS'|S
Hand-colored Photographers OF
figure pieces, i1 handsome Stlt
25x2s, large selection OF 50 50
subjects T~SS
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revealing the secrets OF n heart burst
ing with mlddle-aged a The
house rose to that poor man, and even
the performers grlnned gratefully In
his direction.
Somewhere near the middle OF When
Johnny Comes Marching Home" the
fat tenor. supported by a military and
crinollne chorus. sings a ditty OF which
the burden Is, katie, Katie, You're
My Southern Rose!' II belongs TO the
backwoods concertlna school OF songs,
but the management evidently thinks
that perfect crudeness mean sure popu-
larity. for 1t Is made the feature" OF
the performance. and by the time you
have heard Katie chorused a couple
Of dozen times you feel like Offering her
your little all not 10 get to the barrel
organs.
Women Are Pleasing.
Miss Lucille Saunders, who Is very
much of an artist, was the most like
able OF the principals. Out Of the
middle-aged part she had to play she
wrought a little miracle of sympathy.
delicate humor, and intelligent singing.
Miss MRude Lambert. too, proved 10 be
Il jolly young perron, with a little OF
the bouncing temperament OF Helen
Marvin. In "A Country Girl" Miss
Zetti Kennedy. as the wearisome Katie
pranced palely but tunefully through
the performance.
The men were dreadful. with the ex-
ccption OF VIII II. Bray as an aged
culled pusson. The extraordinarily
song and dance that he led was the
least dreary spot in hi show, with the
exception Of one OF the girls In the
.crinoline chorus.
She wore a bronze red wig, this girl.
and she wasn't in the front row. but
she looked like n Cneret poster, and
she by-played with twice as much spirit
as her simperlng sisters. n she had
beautiful arms. me I'm thankful to her
for ~enlivening a dull evening with some
thing worth watching and specializing
about. And my worst wish for her is
that II ever she becomes a leading lady
she won't have a fat tenor TO sinG
Katie" ditties at her.
KATE CAREw.
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BAR LIE pUci--Tha 0snuins imported
Bal. 70 Due. red or Ehlte, jar. ;...;:.,.;1S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Crawford Co.'S
Sweet Caracas ohooolateak eahes.,,.,..l0
EXTRACTj-Amoars NJ LlVbis's Dssi
soAF.-DgsSiS'i Eisotfis or TSli Nses:
PLANT pEPT, ~ Holly Wreaiha, With
large reA begyiea, Tar qaFlstmaa aeee@:
uf @nsm;i;;;iiii:: ,sssss;,Ii siissfS. 1issihS
aHehsFa Ae.. ea.44. BSSo and e&.vs
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Mems silk initial Handkerchief,
narrow and wide hens. 15 ~ az
Mems cream and
black brocaded Muf- IN - O0 EA
ueES ....,... ........, w ~ VSS
A special line Of Barathea Muf-
a aHs1' p,s aEared SIPS and SITS
Children's Handkerehiefs.
Chfldren's Handkerchiefs. coll "a
ored borders, all linen. 3 in box %4
ChIldren's Handkerchief, colored
borders. In fancy pocketbook 40
poX ..''....' ~
Children's Handkerchiefs, colored
initials and colored borders, 8 0d
IN box.............. .....,...,....,. 80
Children's plain Linen Handker-
chiefs, with white initials. 3 in 40
oo1 .,,''L''''.'. '''Is'.'''.,''.''
Children's colored border with
colored initial HandkerehistS. 8 TX
In ...........,,',.........,,,... ~
Soft silk initial Hapdker- fE
chiefs for baby ....,r.-...!-,.... -
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RRuEps ,--FNnsy Msaty santA Clara
PrunSs, snail; Is lbs. sI.OOi b........B
B~REAKFAsT BAooNi-A rmour'S or
eStftH FIhs sugar-cuFed Bacon, choice
lean OlriDpI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JkAS.-RaEpbsTry or strawbsrry Pure
Fruit jams; glass iar,,...'...'..'......'.lO
PRESERVES; - Royal stuart Whole
Rrait PreDsFVep, thoroughly nDoonad, al
Kinda LIB. Phoenix GLASS Jars; Jar. 30
oHnRsRi-lipest Imported Swiss; ib..2T
MkRMAlADE:-crosss q BiAekwsli's In
ported Marmaladei iar..,...."....r,.lo
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Burnt Wood Goods
First

c1ISk pAoONs
Our Burnt Wood Dept. 10 brtm-
lions. We have pretty things OF all
sorts, both burnt and colored, and
others ready stamped to Do done at
home.
Fancy colored Burnt Plaques. from
IS to $2.69
Photograph Bones. with partitions,
$1.95
Nooha. pox.,$250 to 1928
N.oLt. RanG,$1.50 to $I.S5
Collar and Gun Boxes.
$3.50 to $3.50.
GLOW. Boxes, $3.50 to 1928,
Handkerchief Boxes,
$40 to 1925
Jewel Chests. $1.45 to $1.65
Grandfather Clocks,
$40 to $3.50
candiestick Holders.
SIPS to $1.65
Pin rr.y...........45 to $1.1s
M. Bowls. $1.50 to $500
Nut Bowls. with covers. $500
Laced Waste Baskets. ..pI'f9
Tabourettes, ready to burn,
$500 to $500
P~yrographic. outnts, ~
$3.50, $500 and $500
Lessons in burning given free.
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Vernona Jnrbenu to he Engaged
by Weber q Fields.

vernona Jarbeau. well known in the
days of the Mccall and Duff opera
company. and the original Iolanthe. is
slated to take Fay Templeton's place
IN the Weber and Fields company next
season, when the latter leaves to be-
come a star.
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NordIca,s Appearance Put on.

Maurice Grau announces the postpone
mcnt OF Nine. Nordica's first appearance
this season to Friday. Dec. %. when she
will sing the part OF Isolde. She has
not Yet recovered from the effects OF her
tempestuOus voyage
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Gf Thursday Dec 49,
Sixth Avenue, New Y0ks
~ ST :$ :: :' SIMPSON FroRD@> , e :; ::.
Toilet Goods.
First Floor.

FIRST FLOOR.
Our Toilet Goods Dept. Is filled
with pretty things for Christmas.
of them here, have Just room for
half a dozen hints
R4cksecker's Plng-Pong%1 IN
Extract, n bottle in box. pew
Ricksecker's Violet Incarnate Elk
tract, put up in attractive 81 0S
pONeS
Ricksecker's Toilet Wator. I OF.
bottle, in Violet. Plng-PonS *
n Golf Queen. ~
Hudnut's Violet Sec Toilet Water.
tle and 8 os. bot IS, $3.50
Hudnut's Extracts, assorted 50
in a boX........a-..... ~
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Holiday Handkerchief.

At busy hour of the day. under the handling of the slepope our Handkerhhfs from Dis
lance appear as ueds of foamy waves that surge and SWELL casleSy moving to and fire. IT'S indeed
beautiful sight, this copus field of white
tits generally admitted that nothing is NOR appropriate for Christmas ghdng-and that nc
article of merchandise given moree extensively than HandkerhiaS tits therefore nhrlt that mH
chants this season shohd gather very large Stocks and make broad and conspicuous displays ofthem.
Nowhere viii hf found more" generous slime nora better U,h than at the Simpson, Crawford o. establishment
Hundreds upon hundreds syks nrs hw, famhga variety that is simply marvellous" Our HndkHeha stock is
dy purchase, here
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women's Smart English Top Goats. Norfolk style,
of excellent quality tan Covert Cloth, inverted seams.
patch pockets, velvet collar, turnover cufs, stitched
belt OF self material, lined with heavy self CA TX
women's Top Coats OF Montagnac. In black. loose
hitting inverted plat back, velvet collar, stitched revers
OF Peau de Sole. turnover cuffs, lined with $1Q M
heavy black satin. DlOsUU
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A CHARMING CONCERT.
Musical People Flock to lear the
KucIHeI Quartet.

Mendelssohn Hall held It's usual
knelsel quartet audience last night.
They locked in droves and looked YER
cheerful despite the wretched weather
that rnged without. for a Kneisel audi
ence Is rs ~ralnproot as a macintosh.
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Women's Stylish Coats.
Third Floor.

women's Goats. of good quality vicuna and chey T
in black and oxford, half fitted back. VelVet cohaI,
stitched seams, with or without turnover Slh.50
cuffs, lined with heavy black satin.....''"' T'S
women's Short Jackets. double-breasted effect, OF
Cheyiot and Vicuna, in black and Oxford. with Peau
de- Sole revers and facing. finely shaped, correctly
S baaISF satin !. ...u IZ'uU
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po.Ibao-faceA cheviot House Coats. pretty and
stylish; rs patterns trimmed with satin SA.75
Ai smSIin. jacket OF nns quality Broadcioth. numer-
S CGs Dre@y e~'": "".:~rE S1:IS
An excellent assortment of Imported Sik
sMsssslasss House ooats: $500 to $1,000
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Smart, snappy Persian Lamb Jackets, made of per-
fectly matched, medium curl, Leipzig dyed skins, with
chinchilla, turnover cuffs. lined with heavy f. IN m
procaded satin. PPSN"SS
Leipzig dyed Persian Lamb skins. high rolling storm
collar and turnover cuffs of natural dark & 0E m
mdnk, lined with heavy brocaded satin. 49,. P'%O'OO
Twenty-Five inch Jackets. Of medium cum. Leipzig
dyed Persian Lamb, good. strong, serviceable skins,
high rolling storm collar, wide revers and turn
over cuns. lined with good quality bro Coz nm
Electric Seal Coats, very choice skins. with high
rolling storm collar, WIDE revers and turnover cuffs.
InSa %ita s sstGn $500, $29.75 and $3.50
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Choice of 80 styles in a good assortment Of Smoking
Jackets every one new ana stylish .Garments. OF
and light colors, trimmed with satin and six e. ~
Splendid assortment of Terry Bath Robes. * OK
pretty combinations OF %colorngs. ..r..,..... DOs1o
Large line of Blanket Bath q OK - CL or
Robes, excellent vaiues...,,, p<s|S 10 VosTS
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Pictures for Christmas Giving.

uahryh at this time as HouanGh Intent upon ghhg Pictures rel limited in expenditure because of the hosts Of presents
to be mnho rhRGs friends and ararhnoS
That mpouan business ahmnt-onomy-b~ sahuayt gho ho our At AnI in every ohH bMhd
owtmwngv,t thus YOU may nkey m holiday puchssh herr to great advantage To Illustrate TIL we mentor Just
FEY nmS-
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House Coats and Lounging Gowns.

smoking Jacket and Bath RoS are highly appropriate dor Christmas gHS Their gNsbensSe cannot qS
custom advocates mdu utility argues in herh ToSp Prospective gT pa hNeoh oWghg gown or
robe we most highly commend our holiday stool, which assures ever" yn and h@ til" maximum Of satisfaction
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TENOR FEELS ROYAL IRE.
George Antilles Forfeits His snxon
Order aud Court Title.

Georg Antilles, one OF Maurice Grau's
tenors. has received the following let
lars
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fashionable Furs at a Price FURRY

YOuamnot please Mhdy better than by giving her Fms Such gift means almost continuous
and permanent pleasure. Any announcement coming from this establishment which SoS of great
economy is always highly appreciated how much mmew welcome then, must tmso opportunity be- COM
ing St dos right them midst of thew winter season when fS are in great demand and when gill
giving on every mind We particularly direct attention to OF present offerings in the seasons
choices andbstFw S-a and emphasize the htt that heV values are such as will not equahed elsewhere
Tho@@ seeking stylish Frh should not overlook tbm most unusual opportunity.
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Very nno quality cR4nchina Muffs..-....S Z5.UU
Rich. n..ur., dark Mink Mun.....~..,.,.. $3.50
cnolo. quality Alaska Sable Mun........$10.O0
Reaut.na sl!ky sable dysd Fox soArts. with $I9.75
Fine natural Dark Mink Cluster scarts' $3.50
with six tails.
Esrant sable ays Cd, Fox Neck soArt', with $3.50
ohslee ausnty Eaeoeon Neck sOarfs. with $8.75
Splendid qnahty Alaska Sable Cluster sseFt., SITS
with six tails
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LOSS HALF A MILLION
Destructive Fire at Stockton,
Cal.-Firemen, Policemen and
Citizens Are Injured.

Stockton, Cal. Sept. 2s.-One of the
largest fires in the history Of Stockton
started here this evening shortly after
5 o'clock, in the Agricultural pavilion,
which was totally destroyed. with all
its contents, with two residence blocks
totally destroyed and three others
burned to the ground with the eXcep-
ton OF few buildings on the eastern
side OF the blocks. The approximate
loss is 100000, less than half insured.
During the early stages of the fire
the heat was so intense that the fire.
men had great difficulty in getting near
enough to be effective, and two men
who attempted 70 lay a hose on La
fayette street, the southern boundary
of the pavilion, nearly lost their lives.
They were Tom Walsh, driver of a
hose wagon, and Ed Knowles. an as
sistant
Henry Chase, a fireman. fell from a
building and sustained internal injur-
les, but they are not believed to be
fatal. Jack Lawrence fell from build
ing and was badly bruised. Police Of
ficer Dutschke and Parker Wilson in
hailed smoke while fighting the fire
and collapsed, but recovered at the
receiving hospital. Frank Steinbecker
was thrown against a building by the
hose and his leg was badly injured.
The ambulance wagon was busy all
the evening carrying the injured 10
the receiving hospital. where doctors
and nurses attended TO them
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NEGRO BURNED AT STAKE
IN THE PRESENCE OF A VAST CROWD
AT CORINTH MISSISSIPPI
IN THE PRESENCE OF A VAS

over the surrounding country and to-
days incoming trains brought hun
dreds of people into the city to wit
ness the execution.
Decided to Burn Him.
The crowds became so great that
at midday the main street of the town
was ordered cleared and the announce
ment was made that il had been de-
cided to burn Clark at $3.50 o'clock in
the afternoon. This statement caused
intense excitement and surging crowds
began 70 gather about the place Sc
lected for the enactment of the trag-
edy. AT O'Clock pine fagots and
larger pieces of wood were carefully
laid about an iron rod, which was
driven deep into the ground, and half
an hour later it was announced that
all was in readiness. At o'clock the
prisoner, heavily manacled, was taken
from the Jail by a posse of armed men
and, followed by~Na large and excited
( crowd of men and boys, led TO the
east gate of the negro cemetery, stu
ated in the western part of the city.
/ Fagots and wood had been piled high
/ around the stake and the negro was
/ securely fastened 10 the iron rod.
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Finally a committee of twelve cit
liens was called to continue the
search. On Monday last 1t be-
came known that Tom Clark. a negro
living near here. had had trouble with
his wife, and the latter threatened TO
disclose the secret of a crime. Of
ficers apprehended the woman and she
told enough to warrant the belief that
Clark had murdered Mrs. Whitfield.
Negro Confessed.
Clark was arrested and yesterday
brought before the committee. The
negro confessed to the murder, and
also 70 other crimes that he had COM
mitted, among them the killing of two
men on an excursion train in Missis-
sippi. The committee decided that the
negro should be hanged from a tele-
praph pole in the street. Clark said
he deserved death, but asked that the
execution be delayed until today so
that ne could have a farewell inter-
view with his mother and brother, who
lived in Memphis. The request was
granted. and the two relatives tele-
graphed for, but 1t was learned that
they were not in Mississippi.
Meanwhile the news of the negro's
arrest and confession spread rapidly
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Clark was asked if he cared to make
statement. He again said that he
deserved the fate prepared for him and
asked that a letter be delivered to his
mother and brother.
He appealed to his brother TO raise
his children properly, admOnishing
them to beware of evil companions.
Finally all was in readiness and the
word was given to fire the funeral
pyre.
The Torch Applied.
The husband and brother of Clark's
victim stepped forward and applied
the torches, and in a moment the
flames leaped upward. enveloping the
trembling negro IN smoke and fire.
The clothing of the doomed man was
soon ignited. and. as the flames grew
hotter, the skin began to parch. The
negro moaned piteously and the ago.
nized look upon his face told of the
awful torture he was undergoing. Fin
ally his head fell forward upon his
breast and in a few moments all was
over The flames were famed by the
crowd until the body was burned "a
a crisp. The crowd dispersed and the
town soon assumed its normal condi-
ton.
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go ROUND TO THE OTHER WNO0W!'
FORCE SHERIFF'S NAME
Peace Officer Did Not Ask That
Troops Be Sent to Colum-
bia County.
Denver Post.

Harrisburg. Pa. Sept. Ex-Governor
Stone today ordered the Sheridan troop
OF Tyrone to report to General Goblin
for duty in the anthracite strike terri
tory. The troop left Tyrone tonight By
special train, under orders to reinforce
the Thirteenth regiment at Oliphant. The
governors troop of Harrisburg and the
Second Philadelphia troop win remain on
duty at Shenandoah.
The cavalry was asked for by Colonel
Watres who is in command OF the troops
stationed in Lackawanna county. The
colonel SAYS the ordering out of the
troop is not on account Of any fresh out
breaks. He saws the cOliieries at which
the trouble has taken place are far apart
and the cavalry can get over the ground
more readily than infantry. Sheriff
Knorrs OF Columbia county says he dc
not sign or authorize his name TO be
signed to the telegram which was sent
sent 10 Centralia. The following tele-
gram was sent 10 Governor Stone from
Shenandoah:
SHERIFF Knorrs saws call for troops
for Columbia county is a forgery Gen.
eral Goblin saws ne viii send troops to
Centralia to make arrests Action GER
tain to cause combinations and inJus-
tice. We guarantee peaceful surrender
Of all accused persons 10 civil authOri-
ties Telegrams TO sheriff and general
will show truth of these statements.
(Signed) TERRENCE GINLEH,
Member Executive Board L. NJ. w.
John ]. O'DONNELL,
President Central Local Union.
THOMAS J. QUIGLEN,
Secretary"
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DORINTH. Miss. Sept 2s.-Writhing
| in the flames Of burning fagots,
piled high by the hands Of citi-
zens. Tom Clark. alias VIII Gibson, a
young negro. was burned at the stake
here at a late hour today. after hav-
ing confessed to one of the most
atrocious crimes in the history of north
Mississippi-the assault and murder OF
Mrs. Carey Whitfield on Aug. IS last
Before the torch was applied Clark
stated that he deserved his fearful
fate.
Story of the Crime.
Last August Mrs. Whitfield. the wife
OF a we'll known citizen. was found
dead IN her home. Investigation
showed that the woman had been as
saulted and her head practically sew
cred from her body with a razor. Both
Whitfield and his wife were related
to several of the most prominent fam
lilies in the south and the indignation
of the people knew no bounds. Corinth
and the surrounding country were
secured in an effort 10 apprehend the
murderer but diligent search failed TO
disclose his identity.
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CHOLERAlNT THE ORIENT
" y = NJ
Report on the Efforts to Stamp
Out the Disease in the Phil.
ippine Islands.

Washington. Sept. 2s.-The bureau Of in
suiar affairs OF the war department has
made public a report OF the CHIEF quar-
antine officers of the Philippine ISLANDS,
dated July a. lSU2. recitlng the eIIoIts
OF the authorities to stamp out the
plague and cholera in the Islands. The
quarantine stations are said TO be the
best in the Orient. and the ias0ection
work has been very heavy. As TO chol-
era. the report reads:
Il wish TO state, as pertinent 10 the
manner in which cholera was introduced
into Manila. that this city is the great
est vegetable market in the Orient. Near
ly all these vegetables. potatoes, cab
bage, celery and lettuce. come from Can
ton and the West river country adjacent.
The Chinese methods of fertiliZing plants
is well known, and the danger or sucp
articles as cabbage. lettuce and celery,
which are often eaten in the uneooked
state, is apparent in view Of the possi-
bflity that a disease like cholera has
prevailed in the territory in which those
have been grown
Upon the appearance of cholera IN
Manila the necessity for protecting the
provinces against the introduction of the
disease by vessels was apparent, and con-
seuuentiy on the list OF March i've
DAYS quarantine was declared on all
vessels sailing from Manila for island
ports.
.'The same regulations were applied to
United States army transports, siace a
large number OF troops were being re-
turned at this time.
THUS, quarantine has been effective
since. Although forty-five vessels have
had cases OF cholera on board While
serving in quarantine here. no vessel
has had the disease after discharge from
quarantine, and no port IN the Philip
pines has ever been Infected by vessels
from Manila. with the exception OF the
Nueva Caceras. the latter being injected
soon after the appearance of the dis
ease in Manila bv a vessel that had
been permitted 10 load in quarantine and
sail 10 Neuva Caceras without the i've
DAVIS ouarantine Ii was afterWard
learned that some of the crew had com
ununtcation with the shore in Manila.
one OF whom had acquired the infection
during the visit and developed the case
after the vessel arrived