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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
LABORERS SCARCE
Trolley Tracks May Not Be Laid to
 Simousville This Year.

Residents of Simonsville are some what discouraged over the painfully slow work on the trolley line in that district and have now. given up' all hope of enjoying the benefit of the service this winter. Saturday, they claim. the men picked up their tools and left the place and as there is still about two thousand feet of rails to be laid before reaching the Pearl Lake road. they don't see much prospect of the line being finished this year. Af- ter few weeks more the frost will De in the ground and then operations will have to cease until next April The company's agents represent that the trouble is due to the difficulty in securing laborers. They would put hundred more men to work to day if they could find them, but such a thing is out of the question. There is some truth in this A contractor toured the town yesterday in the hope of finding half a dozen men who wanted jobs, but he failed to locate even one. Whether this is so or not, it makes a good excuse for the company for not having the road built long ago, but whether the aldermen will be satisfied with it or not is something not gener- ally known.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
Body Wa. Treated win All Honor..

WASHINGTON. Oct 31-The navy department made public a report from the cruiser Des MOines stating that an unidentified body found afiOat at Santo Domingo city which. it had been al- leged. was not given proper treatment was shown all the prescribed honOrs upon the suppOsition that it might bs the remains of a United States sailor. A board of Ofieers. however. failed to find any evidence to sustain this sup position.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
YOUR WIFE NOl MEu2

Before trying so-calIed blood pnri- ners and drugs, give her a braelng drive behind a good horse and save doctors and drug biIs. Young man, you need not wait till you are married. the young lady will appreciate a good turnout We keep them. single or double. C. D. PINNEY,
 35 SCOyILL STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
Dr. Reid Saw Hi. Wife.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Dr. Albert V. Deane-Reid won the first victory in his battle with the Delano brothers for pos session of his wife, their sister, for merly Sarah A. L. Delano of Mamaro- neck. He forced his way into RsSom- ingdale asylum and in spite of the flat refusal of Dr. Lyon, its medical super. intendent. to recognize a court order, succeeded in seeing his wife and talk. ing with her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
Pastor and Four Wen KnIes.

DES MONIES. Ia. Oct 31--In a hezd-Un collision of freight trains last evening on the Chiezgo. Rock Island snd Pacific railroad at Casey. Ia. four trzinmen and Rev. '. ". Caldwell of Van Meter. Is- were killed Both trains were mueh dsmazed- and the lo- 7omotives were reduced to scrap iron Rev. Caldwell was riding in a cabooss oz stockmsl's special pasz-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
To Aid Convict Patrick.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31-In response to a telegram Mir. and Mrs. John T. Milli- ken have departed for New York to aid, it is said. Albert T. Patrick. who was convicted of the murder of VII. liam Marsh Rice. millionaire, more than five years ago. Mrs. Milliken is Patriek's sister. The nature of the tel egraln was not made public, but 1t is said that it came from David B. Hill, Patrick's attorney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
coIII-r ana ssu ar--.,.s.

NEW YORK Oct s1-Peter F. co Ter and Robert !. Collier. uroprietor Of Golfers Weekly. and Norman Har good it's editor. were arrsiEned h<for MazStTzte Whitman on chzrzes Q criminal hhef preferred by Casanef va Fam D. Mann. eaitnr uf Town Tuusrs Thsy were r4ruisd untl sftsr srscxls~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

this sprlng. have intorferred 10 a con.
side able extent with the hauling an0
shipping Of logs. but from now on
heavy shlpmcnta Of timber may 10 on.
pected, for men and energy viii Keen
the logs a rolling"
The Zunl mountains abound Ia mag
nlhccnt scenry. and one OF the most
pleasing spots 90 the eye IA the loca.
uon OF kettnor on the Cottonwood
creek. through which flows stream
Of pure. clear water. There aa luht
been coihrlctcd a dam here, which
will store ave or more acres of va.
tor ON the hillside above the dam
three hno springs help 20 supply a..
and through pipes give n beautiful sup.
ply for household purposes
The Ilorabln McGanoy company
have n camp about three miles north
Of here, at which about thirty men
are employed, getting out ties for tho
santa Fe Railroad company, and ono
million feet Of logs per month for the
American Lumber company.
/ iOnrd here several old friends.
Danicl Eldridge. q veteran soldier and
member OF Clusters brigade. "a still
employed there. Dan has been In the
..anu, ts"as since ne hrst "oTo
Mr. s,anly Horabin. The popular
and efficient manager ~ the commits.
sary. is az hie old post walter Moffat
90 secretary 90 the superintendent o.
a modest. business.llko yOung man.
whose only recreation appears 90
break out occasionally IN Canadian
French but then he's from Michigan.
W = HurVthal IL timekeaper ALSO
holds the Office ~ deputy sheriff. but
this being business community. he
~ seldom or ever called upon 10 OK.
efeisc bis official prcruRativos.
U is expected In The near future 20
commence q thlriymile extension Of
the compauy's railroad into tho "vlr
sin forest on the south.
In wr -rf '' Give sou a review
OF tne mineral prospects Of these
mountains. OF which much experience
and observation during the past
twenty .four years reminds mo Of the
lines Of Gray.
"Full many gem Of purest rays
serene,
The dark nnfathomed caves at occar
hear
Full many a flower Is born 10 BLUSH
unseen,
And waste Sos sweetness on the desert
air"
TIMBERLlNE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
POINTS ON YELLOW FEVER
Facts Abour the seourss That Has
Caused . stampede Of American
Employees From the Panama Canal
Zone.

yellow fever u characterized by a
fever ~ short duration. yellow tint Of
the skin. HastrOlutostlnal Disturbances
and hemoFrhaF0s.
Precise nature Of the specific virus
which causes u 81 unknown.
First definitely recognized IN i647
in the West Indies.
Ia 1891 very fatal Ia the Barbados
where u was called the new dlslom
per"
Endemic IN the West Indies over
200 years.
Deaths Ia New Orleans and Mem
phis alone during severe visitation Ia
lower Mississippi 10 1878 exceeded
1900
Mosquitoes are alone responsible
for spread of the disease.
u IA more fatal from May 10 Angus
and y stopped BY the onset Of frost.
All ages and both sexes are equally
liabiN 10 attack, but negroes arc ies
J susceptible than whites.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

To the Blucwafar Land and Irrlgatloa
Company Ga corpuIatlonl. John ~
Norton. James = Van loren, John
u Long. J.. &" Henry and a. W
Dohson.
You are hereby notified that suit
has been begun In the district Court
~ valencia County New Mexico, by
Ernest A. Toiiien aud v. O. Nelson
az plaintiffs. against you. the Blue.
water Land A Irrigation Company IA
corporation, John a. Norton. Jane
n Van Doren. John 4. Long. T. I.
Henry and e. w Dubson. as defend
anti, which Is numbered 1850 on the
docket Of said court. for tho purpose
OF obtaining a decree adiudging that
plaintiffs are entitled iO PRIOR and
superior right 10 have water from
o. Hossrvoir known az Reservoir
site No 80, and the canals of the do
PENDANT company to irrlRate TO acres
oi land 20 each Of plaintiffs In accord
ance wi'h the terms Of contract with
tht HueWater Il IA A. Irrigation
Company; 10 enIr y and restrain
deiondarts from allowing water
10 20 20 waste. and that de-
PENDANTS may boz ordered 10 give
plaintiffs water FOR the Irrigation II
their lands during tho Irrigation sen.
son under tho terms or said contract
and up0n default thereof that they.
plaintiffs be- entitled 90 take such
water. of that a Receiver bc appointed
Tor such purpose. and iO act aalde two
certain deeds of trust and foreclosure
proceedings had Hereunder. as a
fraud upon plaintiffs rights and their
rieht % damages heretofore accrued
and for which suits are pending.
which deeds of trusts were executed
ln favor OF defendants Norton and
Dohsnn. and that defendants BE- ro.
strained from taking any further ac,
tiun in such f0r0ci01urc proceedings
and for other and general relief. and
that unless you enter your Appearance
in said cause on or before Monday the
18Th day of June, 1895. judgment viii
De rendered ln said cause against you
by default Plaintiffs attorney Is ".
J.. Meder whose n0aiOfiiro address o.
Albuquerque. n NJ.
W. v. DAME. Clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
SEVERAL HEADS BROKEN
~ FREE-FoR.ALL FIGHT

Early Yesterday m0nlnr in fho
alley af ihC cesar of paaquales uIaee
ou Nofth rhlrd street Pali Shutter
was beaten over lht head with d beer
noitlo in che hands of Deputy Sheriff
baiio. assisted hy laan Romero and
tfesofiu Chafrs shuhcr suffered a
severe scalp wound and other cuts
ABOUT The lower part M bis face
~ n nof known eNncflg h0W tho
trouble started, hut u Is supposed that
the parties ~ the nght bad hiird 90
uh WHISKY u seems that WHEN tho
misup started Galiap Nag handed "a
beer bottle by q native standing near
and with this he struck Shuber over
ne mead IT, was assisted. Il Isl
CLAIMED. ln che assault on shutter by
$50 heAicauH NAMED Juan Romero
and Hreg0fio ChaVes.
During the mnief Policeman Wax.
nef appeared GA the tcOua and al.
tempted 20 arrest the pRriiclpants
who Nod iic pursued tho three men
and only ucceedod Ia capturing them
Aitff q long chase ana hght Wnca
the uiliror eferfo0k them one ~ lham
Romero. started 10 attack the police.
man and ho Nns forced 90 knoCk his
aahailant down. Willie ENGAGED ia
taking care of Cheyas and Galido.
Romero made hia escape $40 Waa
captured iator Do The day. however. ~
Onicor Joe salaEar and lodged in jaii
together with Chavez ana GalidO AN
we're released npon putting up a cash
bond Of SO each for their appearance
in police court af 3 O'Clock this even.
tax A charge 81 common assault via
probably DO preferred against tho msn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

have just concluded prison or.
deal q one year. minus twenty-throe
days For nearly twelve months !
have been closely confined IN the
Tombs prison. with lie and death IN
the balance To-day am free.
! go forth into the world again. a
better, stronger. larger woman. men.
tally and morally, than have ever
been OF probably oyes would have
been had / not had this narrowing ox.
periorce.
Nc woman could suffer more than !
have. Il has ocrn hoart.bi eakinE
crushing, but can say today that this
year, whatever Il may have meant to
me or TO those near and dear 10 me-
and who have stood valianily by me
has not been lost
After the jury iur iao socuad time
disagreed ON verdict In my case. and
] waH lcit tO complete one mo- q wook
Of imprisonment ! was asked TO make
a statement Tor the Newspaper Enter.
prise Association. am not a writer
~ this 10 faltorlnsly done
! have learned a great lesson
learned u by going through torture
nnapeakahlc. ! feel thai q Is right
that ! should say one word now 90 the
thousands of highspirIted American
girls who aie just peeplug ia the al.
Turing maze OF stage life and The not
fast pace OF modern. useless living.
would rntreut any such 10 listen
"a my words of warning. I know what
~ lu "a NI.. aH aasH
I was absolutely confident in my own
strength refused t0 listen 10 the
warning words uf my best friends 10
those who have held mo up during
this year " trouble
1 would n"i attempt GO condemn the
stage but Do most sincerely con.
denim the temptations which 20 with
a. II girl ls going Co become an
actress it should BE- her hist duty To-
reason out clearly and positively with
herself what her future conduct will
he. " she wants 20 1.-Two an honest.
careful liio. she can DO 10 on the stage
just the same as she can ln her home
if-and this Is important che has
cnouTh viii power aud strength ct
character 10 say NO"
The temptations will come upon her
and VIII lure her on insidiuusly They
viii strike at her. when she least ex.
poets them, hdt she must not wavor.
As sure as death. sin must Do paid
for. and Satan Is the groatest OF usur
efs
Ny great miastcp came when / fell
10 love with married man. In this
love, became blind 20 everything
else in thea world. There was no
wrong or right 10 "a tried 20 Justify
IN my own heart and mind my every
false step. lost the finer sonsibilities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
KETTNER IN THE TIMBERS
a THRIVING LODGING CAMP OUT
nv THE GREAT TIMBER STRIP
or THE ZuNI MOUNTAINS.

kctincr. n. g.. May Kittner
Is a p0atofica and headquarters Of tho
LOSING department % the American
Lumber company in the Xun noun.
iains. whose large saw mill and box
factory have added go much pros.
perlty 90 the city OF Albuquerque
Here the company has established
a permanent plant. locomotive nouse.
machine and blacksmith shops fOf the
repair OF their running gear.
~ w Wright o. the superintendent
Of all the companyH operation In these
mountains and with his wife. has
very pleasant home hefo, at which
officers of the company visiting are
often entertained About thifty.hyo
men are employed here Ra machln.
lists, blackHmlthe carpenters and
train men.
1he Horabin. McGaney company arc
finishing a new store. from which they
will continue % furnish the company
and 10 employees with all tne nccea
sarics Of life ard many OF tho iuxu-
rica. About two miles west ~ hero lH
another camp. a. which about tld men
arc getting Out logs THAI are cut up
into lumber in the Duke City
The companya holdings consist OF
aOo00O acres. and ii Is estimated that
there u standing on that over one
billion feet 81 timber.
This d part Of tho government grant
10 the Old Atlantic q Pacific itaiiroad
company and was by n sold % Che
Mitchell Bros, OF Cadillac Mlch who
ln turn Transferred V 10 the present
owners,
'@So extraordinary heavy SHOWS ~
the past winter. and frequent rains Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
NOTICE OF FoRrEiruRs.

TerrliQrf gf New Mesico. County ~ San
dnFui May ~ isn
Ta Jose a Durlie and August Hodaulsi
tholr hrirf ana assigns
YOU ANA each ~ YOU are hffohV Hofta
nfd that. i, tNf undersigned cn.uHnff,
pave espended the sum ~ Hf ieHHf one
hundred dollars in labor aud Improve
mfnla uuun each 81 tho f0iluWiuN iadN
mining claims. tnrWit The "I.urlana"
io1if and the "g1To lode. mininR rihlms.
Situate in the RH plaritah Mining dir
trict formerly ncfnaiill0. now Hand0pul
county. Territory ~ Neg Mexico on Il
total uf nut Tees than two hundred dul T.
iara. in order 90 huid said mining claims
ana premises under thr provisions of sfO.
tiOn PCS. revised statutes ~ ihp United
states. being the amount required As hold
ihf said claims FOR the year ending uor
CNfnhar Hi 1900 And 81 Within ninety
days after thia notice ~ publication you.
nr either ~ Foa. ian "a 80 refuse fo fuu-
tribute ynEr nropc Nfluu ~ such eNpoudis
tRff RH u Cu+nWnNr, nr cntownorH your
interest in said mining rialnH will hos
come The property ~ the spbacrber here
o. unfirr tnr provisions - said feftl0l
lf revised statutes
tirnt publication Nay "a 1876
JOB uAVlTO
ooeeWnff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
WARNING TO GIRLS; AN EXCLUSIVE
ARTICLE BY NAN PATTERSON

cannot say whether ! will again
see lie In a sober sense. I can
never be what ! was before.
Ny plans for the future I cannot
write. Tor they are undecided. I want
so on the stage or not. That depends
Whatever I do, I want 10 work hard
and win an honest living through my
own industry. Certain u there was
ever a moral IN real life u IL the one
which I point
u N unnecessary for me { ORO into
my past lifo Surely everyone knows
ii-and ] am trying To forget. I am
looking 10 the future.
! am young. p years old. and | am
blessed with good health despite this
ordeal. ! am never again going TO he
aclfwiilcd. and turn deaf ear 20
thuae who have light 20 advise me.
! hope that my future life viii, II
such a thing be possible. atone for the
mistakes Of the past hope some Eiri
VIII benefit before u d too late. by
my sad mistakes.
Il ls a frlghtfui thing 10 be deprived
~ your freedom ! should think death
would be- preferable TO long term OF
imprisonment But a prison d col.
lege. a college OF experience. and my
experience inside those dark. heavy
walls Of Tie Tomhs Is a part OF this
warning that / am here WI lting 20 the
Young girls Of this land. II they have
thought OF me most IN the excitement
OF my trials they must know also of
the dark and dismal days In the
prison. There 10 many a hard. sorrow.
iui lesson there.
IN the TombH the women prisoners
are not separated during the day. from
. Ia the morning until I IN the after.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
cOnfcrs Immunity

One attack confors Immunity
against others.
Attacks may come suddenly whh
severe chills or rieors. OF may be pre-
ceded by symptoms OF languor, head
ache and malaria
temperature after tho attack rap.
Idly rises and In two or three dayn
may be lo6 degrees or higher.
In favorable eases the fever abates
In four or ave days and recovery 10
complete In two or three weeks.
In severe cases fever persists. skin
becomes yellower, small hemorrhaEea
take place into the skin and vomiting
n frequent, changing from light 20
the black vomlt." an omlncus sign.
IN many violent cases death occurs
within n few hours after the appear.
ance 81 the FIRST symptoms.
Mortality IN different epldomics has
been a. low a. 10 and high az IS per
cent Of the persons attacked.
Among alcoholic patients. those
weakened from hardshipa or other
causes, and unacclimat a persons, the
death rate Il exceedingly high.
The Disease IA favored BY heat.
moisture. bad drainage. house and
communal unclcanncsa and general
unhygenlc conditions.
sudden death has occurred from too
sudden exortion when tho patient waa
apparently on the high road 70 recov.
cry. Absolute rest Is imperative.
Conduct Of nurses should be such
as 70 aliay fear or excitement. Many
yellow fever patients die OF fright
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

AMERICAN DEsERTEns FROM
THE PANAMA CANAL LINED UP
on THE DOCK AT COLON WAIT.
ING TO BOARD THE STEAMER
SECuRANCA.
NJ. O. Johnson. died suddenly from the
dread disease two DAYS apart, that
terror struck 10 the hearts Of the
Americans The United States ON.
cials had done an ln their power TO
conceal the conditions among the ma.
lives and negroes. but the deaths OF
West ana Johnson were necessarily
openly announced
Instantly rcglgnailons boran 10 pour
10 upon the heads OF an departments.
NOne was accepted but despite this
| tno employees stopped work and engag.
| ed passage fOf home
nef Architect Johnson died al the
AncOn hospital after two days sufler.
Ing His body was buried az Z o'clock
the next morning Ia the Cocoanut
grove cemetery. He was a man ol
good physique aud was Ia apparently
GOOD health until suddenly taken with
Toe frightful chllls and nausea which
I prccede the deadly fever lie was
formerly employed as an architect ON
ine Illinois Central railroad and Wa
a personal friei,d OF Chiaf Engineer
Wallace, Of the canal commission.
Auditor West a man 40 yean OF age
formerly pastor Of a Baptist church ID
Washington. died 10 the morning aftel
several days Illness His body Wa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
sREAcH OF PROMISE SUIT

New York May 22-The suit OF
Mrs Katherine poillun 60 recover
ysboOoo damages Tor breach Of prom
Use o. marriage fro William Gould
yrokaw came up today before Judge
0ilsc sleeve In the supreme court Nj
brOkaw Is prominent Ia the sporty
not Of New York society, and as a con
sequence the case IL attracting great
public attention.
The two met In 1900 and the woman
alleges that an agreement OF marriage
was entered INTO and the ceremony
was 20 have been performed In 1903
During the three years OF their en-
Eagoment, she alleges Mr.. BrokaW
paid her constant attention when he
was In town, aud when he was out of
town ielcg ans and talks over the
phone were daily occurrences. For
somc unexplained reason. she SAYS
Mr. BrOkaw broke the engagement.
There are 2if love letters which the
attorneys for the plaintiff viii elect
10 get into evidence Mr.. Brukaw IS
heir 90 100000 from his mother He
n a cluhman. yachtman. automohllat
ana prominent In society The news
papers announced a month ago that
he was going 20 marry Miss care
Howard, Of an old Washington family
Mr.. Brokaws nrsi wife was diss
COralie Coudcri. niece OF the late
Frederic Coudort. the famous lawyer
Mrs Poillon Is q striklnely beanti
M woman. petite and plump. She 10
the daughter Of the late Henry Poll
Ion, wealthy merchant OF Troy
While she WAS ~ school az the Emma
Willard seminary, mere slip OF q
girl, she was married 20 Joseph r.
smith. 4 divorce followed. and she
resumed her maiden name.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
DEATH or SAMUEL GRANT.


From Mondays Daily Citizcn1
A. the result OF a spell OF violent
coughing, brought on hy a tickling In
his throat Samuel =. Grant passed
away NJ his residence ON south Arno
street. carly yesterday morning from
a series OF homOrrhaRcE. which ueEan
on Thursday evening and continued
until he expired. Although q health.
aoekcr the deceased was robust and
strong and, even to the day OF his
death. his condition was 80 fiattorlnE
that his demise comes as n great sur.
prise 10 his many friends.
Mr.Grant sat on the porch on Thurs
day evening vita his family and his
brother John n. Grant. who Is IN the
city on q visit from Attica, Ind. lie
complained Of being tired, hut was In
excellent spirits. and was chatting
cheeriully when attacked by n violent
coughing spell A hemorhage fol.
lowed. Several physicians OF the city
we're called In, and Mp until Saturday
there were hopes 81 saving his life.
Although an attorney az law, Mr.
Grant had not followed HIS profession
since coming 10 New Mexico three
years ago. Many people OF the city
viii remember him as one OF the
clever young men who assisted In
compiling The Citizens 1904 Albu-
uuerque city directory During
the past few months he had been ON.
ployed as a clerk az the postofiice.
A wife and little daughter mourn
iho loss OF "A beloved husband aud
father Funeral services will be held
from A. BOrder's chapel tomorrow
afternoon al 4 O'Clock Rev. ..aiam
Fisk officiating and tomorrow even
Ing The romans VIII be- shipped for
the old home a. Attica. Ind. accom-.
panied by the bCreavod wife and
brother
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

conveyed. a few hours later, In the
rickety old burial car, 70 the Cocoanut
Grove cemetery and consigned 90
earth without burial service.
Following these deaths came that
OF ]. !. Slattery, n young clerk. His
/ fate was the same as that OF West.
No body will be returned to the
United States II the death certificate
shows the patient suffered yellow
fever
The wives aud children OF canal ON.
plOyes are being sent home as fast as
possible.
Colonel Gorgas win not admit that
there Is an epidomls OF yellow lack.
lie declares that were the rules OF
eating. drinking. sleeping and Austen.
iiou from iut0XicRnts observed there
would be no danger.
There Us iil-conccalOd Indignation
among the canal employees. prsnci.
pally OF the ciass of clerks and stem.
ogFaphers, over the prolonged delay
in the erection 81 suitable lodgings
The employees are still housed Ia old
hospital dormitOrics and atorehouaos
which they declare are not sanitary
on even convenient. COmplainers are
told that they Will be- given rent
bonuses II thoy viii nnd private lodg
mss for themselves As there are
none. except at the hotels. whore
prices are prohihltiye. there is very
little consolation In this Were Il not
for the fact that a nov canal eommlt.
sion IL about 90 take control. 10 Is
doubtful II half the employees here
would remain
Il ~ admitted that since the Amlrl.
can government took over the active
control uf the canal there have been
twenty-five deaths from yellow fever
ont Of sixty.ono cases