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New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
ADMIT SIX DEATHS.
BAR ON GULF PORTS.
Quarantine against Ne1o-Orleons
Ertended-Mayor's Proclamation.

New-Orleans July 24-At it's session to-day the
State Board of Health decided to have the @ ei.y
Board of Health make a daily report OF yeiio"
fever cases their location and deaths bosTd that
there have been seventeen cases 10 oA'e anu
deaths.
into ao9 are system bT the 8 States city and
thorites with view to the pfompt LepU p,. Snread
To fases the Rf 6G fegff ndR IN unde SnS s
The situation Is 6e Fre6eb 10 pc market where
the fever had its origin Meanwhe thSIe I 70 ubita
TRread RSed sates Marine Hospital the
State and city authorities 10 apply successiuy S
from the city Large numbers of New Orleans
residents are returning from the surronnGlng a. , re
owing to the rgidity of the quarantines that have
been put into effect.
The City Council will meet tomorrow and pass
a mosquito ordinance. which has been recoin-
mended by the health authorities.
Texas seems 10 have bad case of fright over the
few cases of yellow fever existing in New-orleans
rules Of the Texas Board Of Health a New-Orleans
man who wants TO go to San FRANCISCO Will nave
In other words. the Southern Pacifc and the Texas
and Pacific railroads cannot sell tickets TO the
West, and il is therefore Of little use for them 10
run any passenger trains out Of the city
The new rigid quarantine against Central America
has been put into force.
Mayor Behrman because of the presence of yell
low fever in w-Orleans. tonight issued a proc
iamation to the people of NewOrleans, urging
them TO take the advice of the health authorities
relative to the sanitation of their premises, and
calling specials to the necessity of
Ing houses and placing nets over cisterns and all
pools of water which might breed mosquitoes
This proclamation also signed by the presi-
dent Of the State Board of Health by the president
OF the city Health Board, by Surgeon White of the
Marine Hospital Service, and by the advisory COM
mittee of the New-Orleans Parish Medical Society
Mobile. July 24-On account of what the local
health authorities the laxity of precautionary
measures by the Mississippi towns between here
he n ha
yellow fever matter. the Mobile Board Of Health
to-day instituted a rigid quarantine against every
town the Gulf Coast This order goes into ef-
feet at once
Jackson, Miss, July 24-The Mississippi State
Board of Health has amended its quarantine orders
so to include the entire State of louisiana The
new order is to take effect at once. The runor of
case of yellow fever at Gulfport is believed here
to be unfounded.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
"AUTO' WINS Il FRIEND.
Dr1Uer Stops Runaaeays Dra1oine
Burning Hay.

Daniel Harrington, living near Hampstead, Long
Island is OF the few farmers who have a good
word for automobile drivers. To explain this he
tells Of a recent adventure of his. He driving
a heavy load of hay to Hampstead one hot day
recently when he load caught fire. The horses
ran away and the farmer Jumped. At that
ment two automobiles raced up beside the burning
wagon. One of the occupants jumped from his
machine. seized the reins and brought the horses
a standstiu.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
GERMAN EXTENSION IN PACIFIC.
Settlers Oppose Scheme of Penal Settlement
in Admiralty Islands.

Sydney. n. S w. July PA steamer arriving
here to-day brings news that the German residents
of New-Csulnea and New-Eritain are holding meet
lngs 10 protest against proposal TO establish a
penal settlement in the Admiralty Islands north
east of New-Guinea with the ultimate object OF
colonizing the group and thus Increasing German
influence in the Pacific
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
WILL CHOOSE BROOKLYN DELEGATES.

At a meeting OF the Democratic Executive Com
mittee. to be held in Brooklyn Thursday night
or this week hve members to be chosen dele
gates 10 the city committee. Senator McCarren said
yesterday that he not able to tell in advance
who would be chosen delegates. James Shevln
was al his Wilioughby-st headquarters yester-
gay ne came down from Saratoga for brief visit
To attend 20 some personal business He declined
10 talk politics.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
LOSES AND FINDS VALUABLE HANDBAG.

a woman who said she Mrs, Elizabeth Neff
of Cleveland. yesterday reported to the Far Rock
away police the loss of handbag containing two
bankbooks and several checks amounting TO $4,000
She missed the bag after getting off a Roekaway
Beach car. Later In the afternoon Mrs. Mary
Steager, of Pleasant Roekaway Beach, turned the
bag the police She said she had found ii
on the boulevard. She literally rewarded by
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
Mr.. HEANETs "AuTop DID NOT KILL BOY

P. ]. Heaney. of the firm of Heaney & Co, de-
MED last night that it his automobile which
down and killed eleyen-year-o old Frederick
Busching, of No 1886 wilkins Place. The boy
killed by a machine which was racing sub
way train running along the elevated structure on
the Southern Boulevard. The machines color was
green. with yellow top and wheels. Mr. Heaney
says that his machine is green. with yellow wheels,
but that ii has top. He says that, at the time
of the accident. his automobile was standing IN
front of his office.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
WANTS DE CASTRO TO GIVE BOND.
Man Sued by Consul General at Rome Says
Charges Were Excessive.
IRK TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

IHK TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.l
Cleveland. July A-Charles Hart. sued by Hec-
tor De Castro, American Consul General at Rome
far the collection OF $50 has fled q motion in
Common Pleas Court 20 compel De Castro 10 give
bond fer the costs, which he says may amount TO
sx'a DE Castro says he earned $50 investigating
me sHa1rs or Baron Tacacs, the divorced husband
OF Aarts daughter. Hart, after being sued filed
e complaint with the State Department against
- Ssss1o alleging that the charges OF the Latter
prescribed by law. - '"e lses
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
SUPREME COURT no AEAR MlrcAEll

Portland. Ore, July 2i-Judse De Haven in tho
Federal Court TO-DAY. granted Senator MitehelPs
counsel. ex-senator Thurston an appeal OF senator
Mitchells case 10 the supreme Court of the United
States, on bin of exceptions which was agreed
on by rhurston and District Attorney Henea SEN
tenee VIII be pronounced on Senator Mitchell To-
xaOrroW.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
TURKS BESIEGING SANAA.
Rebels Driven from Strong Position Near
Capital Of Yemen.

Hodeida. Yemen, July 24.-The Turks are
having some success against the insurgents at
Sanaa the capital of Yemen. Operations TO
retake that city began July II from three
directions. Ahmed Fezi Pacha. at the head or
the Albanian battanons disodged the rebels
from strong position near Menakha, inhictins
severe losses on them.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
CAMDEN WATER BONDS.

n w. Harris & Co. OF Nev-York Chicago and
Boston. will. upon application. furnish investors
with the price they asking for sl5O 900 Camden
y. j., per cent water bonds. due 1884 These
bonds are tSx exempt in New-Jersey and are "A
legal investment for New York and New-Jersay,
savings banks and for trust funds -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
DAMAGE sY STORM IN JAMAICA

Kingston. Jamaica, July 74-FoliOwing spell or
intense heat, there was severe thunderstorm th-s
morning on the eastern part OF the island con-
siderable damage was done to the banana planesT
tons. The United Fruit Company suffered ssar-
tiy.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

Belgrade. July 24-The elections to the servian
Parliament yesterday resulted in victory for the
government The new Parliament is composed OF
b6 Ministeriasts q Radicals Natienalists . So
cialsts. Liberals and of the Peasant party.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
DECORATION FOR MIR. pALlIsA.

Paris. July 24--Among the foreigners who have
recently received the Cross of the Legion Of Honor
Is William $. Dalliha. president of the American
Chamber of Commerce OF Paris.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
MARSHALL ISLANDS DEVASTATED.

Sydney n. S. w. July 2a-News has been re-
ceived here that hurricane on June 50 devastated
the Marshall Islands
The Marshall Islands are large archipelago OF
coral formation northeast OF the Iadrone Islands
Polynesia.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

Washington. July 24.-Reports from the immi-
grafton stations for June show that in that month
Su Chinese applied for admission and 300 were ad-
mitted.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-08-24
cAsCo BAY HOUSE.
LONG ISLANDS LEADING HOUSE
IS ENJOYED TO ITS USUAL
rs ENJOYING ITS USUAL RUSH
OF BUSINESS.

Many Parties Coming for Clam Bake
The Atlantic lodge Of Masons were
served with clam bake at the Casino
last Saturday. There were 14O in all
Games and sports were enjoyed.
Yesterday the market men OF West.
brook held their annual picnic at this
house. They were accompanied by
their wives and children A most
enjoyable clam bake was INDUCED in
at the Casino. Athletic sports fol.
lowed the dinner
Mr.. Guild arrived last Saturday to
visit his wife and family He will re.
turn with his family tomorrow night
to their home In Roxbury, Mass. Mr..
Guild is great admirer of the island
and has been at the Casco Bay House
for several seasons past.
Last Monday night Mr.. Wellington.
the well-known humorist. who has
been entertaining the guests at the
various summer resorts among the
islands of Casco Bay. gave a reading
in the parlor of this hotel II was en-.
joyed by all and a large audience was
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney of Montreal
Can, are with us again. They have
been here for the past seven years
and always look forward to coming
here
J. G. Pike arrived Aug. 20 and will
remain with us here for a couple OF
weeks. He has never failed to visit
us for the last ten years.
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SOUTH HARPSWELI.
Continued from page ).

and violin, J. III. Lubee playing LIST.
Mrs. Fannie Thomas OF New York
has been visiting her brother, X. NJ.
Strout. The Srouts also entertained
their niece, Miss Louise Knight. over
Sunday.
DIR. w. A. McCandless has returned
to st. Louis, leaving his cottage here
last Thursday. The family will re-
main until the close of the season.
Mr.. l.. II. Spaulding took a party
to- New Meadows River in mis- motor
boat last Friday. The trip was made
an occasion of the birthday OF Miss
Spaulding.
DIR. and Mrs. Bates, who have been
rooming at William Haskelrs for
the last two months, have left for
their home at Salem. Mass.
Mr.. Fields OF Auburn with his fam.
lily and some friends are at the small
Peterson cottage.
Mrs. Herbert Morrow, who has
spent the last four weeks here. has
returned to- Topsham.
Antonio Gomez Is the caretaker on
the Peary place at Eagle Island. In
the absence of Mr.. Percy, who sailed
with the Commander on the Roose-
welt.
The fish wardens seized 80 short
Holsters on the shore here last week.
and have charged Alonzo Douglass
with being the owner OF them.
The Kings Daughters of the West
Harpswell Baptist church are reioic-
ing over the success of the fair that
was held at Hamilton's hall, Aug. is.
A fine display of fancy articles was
shown and the candy table proved TO
be especially attractive. The candy
was made and sold by the guests Of
the Pleasant View cottage. who
were assisted by Miss G. y. Turner. A
picturesque well containing a good
supply of lemonade was liberal.
ly patronized. Ice cream and cake
were on sale. The excellent literary
program was well carried out includ-
ing vocal selections by Mrs. w. A
MrCandlass. Miss Julia PIckard. Cbas
y. McKoy and Miss Marion Holmes.
Rev. n. r. Rose delighted the large
audience with his readings. The
amount received was S112.50. The
gratitude of the society IL due To ALI
who helped In any way to make the
fair q success.
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SUMMIT HOUSE.
FiFTY-TWo TOURISTS ARE NOW
REGISTERED HERE AND 9TH
Frs COMING EVERY DAY.

More Young People Than Ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cunningham of
Worcester, Mass. are registered with
us for an extended vacation on this
delightful island.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Dennison of
Boston. Mass, who have been here at
the house for two weeks past, re-
turned home Monday. Mr. Dennison
was chairman of the Field day exer-
cises and greatly by his efforts the
AFFAIR was made a grand success. Mr..
Dehnison Is vice-president of the
Suffolk Egraving Co. of Boston. one
of the leading concerns of its kind in
that state.
Mr.. James F. Crowley of the firm
OF Crowley & Gold, the well-known
clothiers of Washington street, Bos-
ton with his brother, Charles A.. are
here for an outing. They arrived
early last week and this being their
first visit to- the Bay they are having
an enjoyable time making excursions
to all the islands along the coast. II Is
their intention TO return next season
with party of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wilson
with their son, George A. Wilson. Jr..
are here for their summers outing.
Miss Ellen l.. Martin OF Paterson.
n. j., is another Of our Jersey friends
that is with us for the summer.
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R0BINHOOD INN.
HOUSE FILLED WITH A MERRY
THRoNG OF TOURISTS.

Clam Bake One Of the Attractions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick LOOMS and
family of Montreal, who have been
summering at the Inn with us since
early in July, have decided to extend
their vacation until Sept. I. This is
their first outing here, and they are
delighted with our island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Watson of
Washington, ID. c., arrived here
Thursday last for an extended sojourn
with us. They ARE intimate friends
of Mrs. Stokes of Washington. who
has summer home here.
Miss F. E. Brown of Yonkers. n.
Y, and Miss s. VI. Mott of the same
city, who are here for their outing.
entertained some friends from Orr's
Island with a clam roast on the beach
here in front of the house Wednesday
evening.
The season to date has been the
most successful in the history of the
house. Miss Massey has decided to
keep the Inn open this year until
Sept. Is, as many of the tourists will
remain until that date.
Thirty of the guests enjoyed a clam
bake on Ragged Island, conveyance
being made in Capt. Doughty's sloop
Minerva" A fine repast was served
and all were delighted with their
days outing. The affair was in
charge of Hemsley Massey of Phila.
delphia, who Is with us for the sum
mer season.
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outing
Miss Annie Towle Of Boston, Mass.
arrived Saturday morning last to
join her mother, Mrs. Towle and sis
ter, Mary F. Towle. who have been
registered here for the past two
weeks.
Christine c. Odenweller of Boston.
Mass. registered Saturday evening
last for vacation OF two or three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nye OF Wor-
cester. Mass. with his mother were
among the arrivals OF Monday last
This is their first sojourn at the Villa.
DIR. J. Herbert Libby and wife and
son Charming of East Weymouth.
Mass. who have been visiting here
for the past three weeks. returned
home Sunday last after a most delight
ful summer outing. Mr.. Libby was a
member OF the Field Day celebration
which was given Friday last. Miss
Elsie r. Litchfield of East Weymouth.
Mass. returned home Sunday after a
delightful summer outing with us.
Miss Litchfield was with Dr. Libby's
party
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
Mr.. YoUNG's FIRST YEAR WITH
THE SOUTH HARPSWELC
HOUSE SUCCESSFUL.
Social Events-saiIins and Fishing
Recent Arrivals

Social Events-saiIins and Fishing
Recent Arrivals.
A large party sailed over to Seguin
light Monday in a schooner. including
some of the hotel guests, colony PEG.
pie, and others. Those going from
the house We're Mr.. F.. T. Nutting.
Mrs NJ. l.. Knott of waban, and Rev.
DIR. j. NJ. Meeker of East Orange.
Among the last weeks arrivals as
regular guests are Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Goakes. Miss Jennie Rice, Miss Mar.
tina w. Sanders. of Cleveland, and
Miss Rose Sanders of San Francisco,
also Misses NJ. Isabelle and Nellie c.
Sullivan of Haverhill, Mr. and Mrs.
William Patten, Mrs. A. O. Merrill.
and Bradley Patten OF Hanover. N.
H., Miss Heath, Putnam. Conn, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Wall and family of
West Orange.
dance was a pleasant feature of
Thursday evening, visitors being pres
ent from the Merriconeag House and
the colony.
The ball game between the Ocean
View and The Colony resulted in the
close CD score of 81 to IL in favor of
the latter. Batteries were-for the
Ocean View, Marshall, Potter and
Patten: for the Colony. Ridgway, Lord
and Dana.
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HAMILTON VILLA.
JOLLY PARTY or GUESTS ENJOY.
ING THE COMFORTS AND AN.
UsEMENTs At THIS HOUSE.

Many will Remain Until September IS
Miss Mary r. Cole OF Boston. Mass.
with her friend, Miss Addie arrived
Saturday the 18th for two weeks
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AUC0CISCO HOUSE.
THIS CHARMING HOTEL OF CLIFF
ISLAND IS CROWDED WITH
SUMNER TOURISTS.

Large Party Of Exeursionists Daily.
Manager Paine entertained a large
number OF guests here Sunday last
for dinner, and judging from the menu
appended below they certainly had an
excellent dinner.
Soups.
Cream of Celery.
Olives Chow Chow Celery
Fish.
Baked Sea Trout. Sauce Hollandaise
Roast.
Beef. Dish Gravy
Pork, Apple Sause
Boiled.
Fowl, Parsley Sauce
Ok Tongue, Currant Jelly
Entrees.
Orange Fritters, Citron Sauce
Baked Stuffed Tomatoes
Fillet of Beef with Mushrooms
Vegetables.
Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Squash
String Beans, Caulifower with Cream
Onions
Pastry.
Apple, Mock Cherry. Burberry. and
Custard Pies.
Dessert.
Baked Indian Pudding, with Cream
Gin Sundae with Sunshine Cake
Coffee. Cocoa. Tea
Camembert Cheese and Crackers
A party Of young people went to
Peaks Island Sunday night to attend
the concert at the Gem Theatre. They
were chaperoned by Mrs. VIM. r. Cox
ford OF New York.
Manager Paine entertained a party
OF six young lady friends from Port
land at dinner and sail In the after.
noon on Tuesday last. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. James GreenhaIge
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-08-24
THE RIDGE HOUSE.
Notes Of the guests at Cousin Islands
Popular House.

Notes OF the guests at Cousin Islands
Popular House.
Mr.. Thornton and Mr.. Blair went
deep sea-fishing last Saturday.
Miss Crissie Garden of Caribou.
Me-, Is the guest OF Miss Hamilton OF
the Ridge.
Mrs. Willie True OF Portland ar.
rived at the Ridge last Saturday for
a visit with Miss Hamilton.
Kirkby Moore has been spending
a few days at Bailey's Island with his
friends.
Mr.. Harris and Mr.. Geer had the
pleasure OF going out deep sea fishing
last Saturday. They are both very
fond OF the water and consider IL a
great treat to be able to go out on
II.
Mrs. Dennison and Miss Agnes are
among the few, who are having their
first visit here. They are both very
much pleased and are very loud in
their praises OF the island.
This Is the fourth year of Mrs.
Thornton. also OF Mr.. DennIson and
daughter Grace. They all think there
Is no other place to spend the sum-
mer but Cousins Island and especially
the Ridge House.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
BAILEY ISLANDS POPULAR Ho-
TEL STILL CLAIMS ITS SHARE
OF SUMMER TOURISTS.

Large Party Here Sunday for Dinner.
Twenty-Five excursionists were here
to dinner Sunday and from the tempt
ing menu served we should Judge
they all had a delightful time. Sixty
were the number served at the noon
meal
Steamed CLANS. Clam Chowder
Mock Bisque
Fish
Plain Lobster
Baked Blue Fish with Dressing
Boiled Cod with Lobster Sauce
Boiled.
Fowl. Mutton
Beef. Lamb
Lobster Salad. Corn Fritters
Vegetables.
White and Sweet Potatoes, Squash
String Beans. Onions, Peas.
Relishes.
Cucumbers. Olives.
Pastry and Dessert.
Apple and Cocoanut Pie, Honeycomb
Pudding. Brandy Sauce,
Fruit Pudding.
Tea. Ice Cream. Coffee
Mr.. George NJ. Barnes of East Or
ange. y. j., arrives tomorrow to join
his wife and daughter who have been
here for the past month.
DIR. E. w. Sweet and wife of Wor-
cester, Mass, were here to dinner
Friday last. Their family were also
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Brown of Chica-
go. ILL.,. registered here last week for
an outing with us. Mr.. Brown is
TREASURER of Illinois Life Insurance
Co. They expect to return here next
season.
Mrs. Mary A. Frye and Mrs. ]. b.
Mayerw of East Readfield and Misses
Clara A. and Charlotte Houston, Chic
opee, Mass. arrived hire Tuesday last
for an extended sojourn. The entire
party We're in Portland Monday.
Roy n. Grout of Worcester. Mass.
is here with a party of friends from
that city. Mr. Grout is a friend of
Mr.. p. Charles Vail of Worcester.
who is regular tourist with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Killackey of
New York City were among the arriv-
ais of last week Mr.. Killackey and
wife are enjoying their first vacation
to our island and intend to return
next season. Mr.. Killackey and
friends here on the island were out
deep sea fishing one day last week
and the party secured over fifteen
hundred pounds of fish.
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WoODBINE COTTAGE.
HOUSE STILL CROWDED AND
MANY WILL REMAIN UNTIL
THE MIDDLE OF sEPTEM.
Successful Season to Date,

The Washington party headed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Small. Jr., and
DIR. ID. DIN Leech are having a de-
lightful time here this season. This
party are the life of the house and are
always doing something to help make
all have a happy outing.
Mrs. George W. Spring and daugh.
ter Dorothy of New York City are
here with US for their summer vsca-
ton. Mrs. Spring is a niece OF Mr..
George Wheelock, who resides with
us.
Miss Nella Wharf OF SomeryilIe,
Mass, returned home Monday noon,
after a delightful visit here. Miss
Wharf made many friends who will
be glad TO see her back next season.
Mr.. Charles Hay OF Worcester,
Mass. who was visiting his parents,
for a few days here recently has re-
turned home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hay re-
named with us until Sunday last and
were sorry to leave at this time. They
will return again next season.
Misses Katherine and Rose Deetjen
OF Portland. Me-, who are in charge
OF the dining room here. have made
many friends during the summer with
us. Both young ladies' are well
known in Portland, where they have
many friends.
DIR. and Mrs. George w. Silvis of
Rosemont, Pa, who have been regis
tered here for two weeks past. re-