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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-03-15

SuCn vigorous STOCKS as Inc ben La
Wis.
In a commercial orchard l would
greatly prefer the Yellow Newton to
any other yellow apple, provided you
raise them in considerable quantities.
The Newton is essentially an export
apple and unless you raise them in
carload lots to send to the English
markets, | would not raise them at
all. Unless you contemplate raising
500 or more trees of the Newton,
would omit it. l would grow the
Rome Beauty, Jonathan, Arkansas
Black and Winesap, and if making
any difference in their merit, it would
be in the order named. The Canada
Red is not sufficiently tested in the
Northwest to warrant it's being
planted extensively. 1t is fine red
apple and would sell well, so far as
it's color or quality is concerned, but
it is not we'll known and would sell
far more readily if called the Wine
sap and the average dealer would not
know the difference. Mark, l don't
recommend selling it under another
name, but it would sell better; that's
oil. hC leOhlO DOooIy, al hohooo
Black and the Winesap are upright
growers and l would head them about
two feet from the ground. l would
head the Jonathan somewhat higher.
The Yellow Newton is an upright
grower and should be headed about
as the Winesap. The Rome Beauty
and Jonathan are not long Keepers
unless raised in high attitudes. The
Arkansas Black, Winesap and Newton
are classed as the long keepers.
Recently I read short article that
went the rounds of the daily press to
the effect that no one could tell
whether the peach buds were winter
killed till they bloomed out! 1t was
copied by the Post-Intelligencer, of
Seattle, with note of approval
wonder if Joel saw that and allowed it
to appear? Anyone who knows any
thing about peach buds will laugh at
such fOOlishness. The fact is that
peach buds often kill in the late fall
or early winter and the center of the
bud turns black and this can be seen
any time during the winter by cutting
it open. Peaches that are killed in
the bud will bloom out to some ex-
tent but there will never be a peach
where the center of the bud is black
The same is true of apricots, cher
ries, and to some extent, of plums.
Apples, however, never kill in the bud
except where the freezing is severe
enough to kill the limbs also. One
thing we must keep in mind, and that
is, that much gets into the papers,
that are simply newspapers, which is
utterly unreliable so far as fruit grow
ing is concerned. An ordinary reporter
may dish up fight, murder or
burglary, and give the facts correct
ly, but if he undertakes to go into the
realm of fruit growing he is apt to
shake the pumpkins off the tree be-
fore they are ripe and is likely to find
his beans coming wrong side up.
The fruit growers of Colorado are
recommending very highly the arsenate
of lead for spraying for the coiling
moth Not only the fruit growers join
in this commentator, but the state
experiment station gives it's strong en-
dorsement. Not only do we have
these endorsements but Prof. ]. M.
Stedman, entomologist of the Missouri
experiment station, says that arsenate
IL
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-03-15
HORTICULTURE
r. WALDEN


r Iittooy. county fruit inspector OF
Snohomish county, called on me with
four of the apples, and we cut and
partly devoured two of them. These
apples are small, rather hard, nearly
red in color and are rather pretty in
appearance. We sampled the apples
March 9. They had been kept in
cold storage and the tissues were
somewhat broken down. The flavor
was fairly good. I should judge the
annie would be quite hard at any time
during the winter. Unless by cul-
ture and thinning the apples could be
increased in size, very few, If any,
would pack fours. 1t would be main
" a fve-tier apple. 1t is indeed seed
less. although we found one imperfect
seed in one of the apples. 1t is
not strictly coreless. The meat OF
the apple grows we'll into the center
hut a thin. hard substance, such as
surrounds the seeds in common ap-
nles. extends out in star shape some
thing less than a half inch from the
center. This thin film was not equal
lv hard in both apples. Mr.. Spencer
claims that he can entirely eradicate
This hard substance from the apple.
but till he does, he cannot truthfuliy
call the apple coreless one.
DIR. 7. e. Crichton, a member OF the
city council of Seattle, man who is
much interested in fruit growing pc
cause he owns an orchard In the
Yakima valley, pronounced the apple
insipid. Certainly it is not an apple
of high quality. Leaving out the
fact that the apple is seedless and ap-
proximately coreless, neither its size,
appearance nor quality would justify
anv one in raising the apple for COM
mercial purposes. Even as seeoless
apple it is not to be recommended lot
cultivation except as a curiosity. IL
it can not be improved in size ami
quality | could not recommend 1t to
any one, only as lapsus naturae.
have read statement from Mr..
Spencer himself about this seedless
apple and can say that he seems 10
he fair and candid in setting forth us
claims Mr.. Spencer gives abundant
evidence that he is seriously behind
the times in present day horticulture
He is not very clear at one point, but
he seems to think that the stamens
in the apple bloom receive the pollen
from it's own or other blossoms. This
would make a ten-year-old botanlst
laugh. The stamens, it is well known,
produce the pollen and the pistils re-
ceive it. Mr.. Spencer has given no
evidence that his seedless apple h
any pistils. If it has not, then
cannot be affected by other apples
growing near it. He seems quite
clearly to believe the old exploded
theory that the bloom of the apple
attracts the codling moth, either by
it's appearance or its odor. Till he
learns better than this he would do
we'll to "go way back and sit down"
Evidently Mr.. Spencer as an honest,
plain man has fallen into the hands
of sharpers, who are exploiting
this apple ''for revenue only" Mr..
Spencer claims he can make many
other apples seedless. Let him do
that and when we get our seedless
Jonathans, Spitzenbergs, Grimes
Golden and very many others far SUI
purior to his seedless apple in many
points and especially in quality, then
his name will be immortal My eau
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-03-15

My good friend, Prof. H. H. Proc
tor. of Riverside, Wash. writes the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-19

EstadoS Unidos de America. "'
Ell Presidente :. S.
de los EStades Unidos.
En- el asunto sobre declaratoria de he
rederOs abiutestato de Uofla Mi
cacla Caiino Martinez.
Sc HA REsUELTo :. que habiendose
promovido n esta Cortc un expedien
te solicitardo que St declare heredera
aLintestato de Don Modesto Cari1o
Soil 4 Dona Micaela Cariflo Martinez
fallecido Il cauSante en- el barrio oe
la Ceiba, el dia veinte de Abril de
mil ochocientoS noventa y cuatro, y
sin habar ototgado disposition teSta-
mentaria a'@una.
POr TANTo: Sc ordena por la Corte
que Sc cite al Sr. + Fiscal, que sean pu
tlicados edictos en- el periodico el
BOLETIN~ MERCANTI, que Sc edita en-
San Juan, 10 tnenoS una vez POI
Semana durante iii mes, para que los
ntercaados que Sc cream con derechc
4 ser incluidos en- dicha declaratoria
de hercderos 8 hacer impugnaci0n
la misma, cOncdrran eSta COrte
presentar sus alegaciones en- forma. e.
dia DlEZ y OCHO DE FEBKERO PROM
MO, previnGndoles que pasado dicht
tGrmino y oida Ia prueba que ofrezca
el promovente Sc re&olvera sobrc l.
declaration de herederos solicitada
pardndoles los perjuicios CONSEQUENCES
a los que no hagan uso de su derecho
Extendido bajo mi frma hoy diez de
Enero de mil novecientoS cinco.- A
Erwin Juez .--Testi6co Enrique Rim
con, Secretario.
Y para su publication en- ell peri6di-
CO que Sc solicita y a pedimento de
parte interesada, libro la presente Ell
Humacao, diez de Enero de mi
novecientos cinco. Firmada de m
mano y sellada con el de este Tribu
nal. Enrique Rinc(n, Secretario d.
la Corte dc Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-19
En- IA CORTE AE bISTRlTO
DEL DISIRITO JUDICllt pB HUNACAO.
Estados Unidos de An erica.
El PreSidente s. s.
de los EstadOe Unidos ].

i1S'"uoS ~ y h,aos nr,;a, ue tl' '''''
f'' pi.nS" rieS'uFn,e II"., {, o .
u' ''' ''''"''' 0''"'' ~
En- ell asunto 3obre decIaratorla de he
rederos abinte4tato de Don Rafael@
Escalona RODRIGUEZ I.
,.
oE HA RfSUL4L.f0; q'e haoienaoSe
promoVid' en- esta. CoTte un eAPeolen-
te Solicltando que = declare herede
roS abinteSt&to dg Dbn Kaf@el EScaio-
ma Kodrlgue] a i'on2 lonaSa EScalo-
ma Cataf" dc Munoz y Don Ka1aei
Escalona Catala, I@'ltcldo el causan-
te en- eI putolo uc LNqullio, ei ola
treinta de Noviembr@ de mil. :ocho-
cIentos ccnehta y Sitte' y sin naDer
otorgado disposition t tamentarla al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-19
HOTEL MARINA

Hahiendo eambiado de dueno este acreditado
establecmiento han sido .]ntroducidaS el
crandes refonnas. que le ponen la altura de
los mejores De au ciase.
Ell 81 Sc enc ntyaran los mas esquisitos pla-
tos de las c"cnas lrancesas, americana, in
glesa. eriola. asi como IN eAselsntc servi-
cio en todo 10 que relseona son sSta ella
Sc de establecilnieutoS.
yUna vista al Hotel Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-19
S. F. L.ORENZI
AGENTE COMISrONISTA
PLAYA DE PONCE, PTO. RICC

Representsnte de varas casas de los
Estados Unidos, de Europa y de la
Isla
Corredor de Fabricantes tejidos y
del ramo de mercancias en- general.
Tiene eatalogos, y muestras de in
6nidad de articulos y Sc encarga de
do pedido los Estados Unidos y
Europa.
Recibe a deposito cafe, azdcar, y
toda clase de Frutos del Pals para
venderse en- plaza 6 embarcarse.
Solicita precios sobre muestras que
Sc lie envlen y trasmite la mejor oferta
6 Ia acepta caaEdo para clio 80 lie
autorixa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-19
La terra tragica


hioS AZ u4l ietga \ snc "a oag,
muv &c tAl.c rn 1afi.. >cngt'
cxcstadA nl. .turis>i4Aa "a So
los csneelt0s & fgualcs faonic
mas dr a>tnahd 81. gfaNcs I
ahfuna4oTcs. sino go iSlansi
histories 1e c1mcncs ampuncs ,
poT afrcsios Dc la'eag haue iuUn
iadoga Que. GA sus tofmas extef.
mas. Va pasanao
No me ~ 1Ni.ga "a atcnclun e
relate conh lenesal de Is male,
que a los puch.os aillgcn. a. las
Quelas que q oaclqulsmo arTan
ca-mientIas mas cniCo mas re'
pugnante en- sns neiandas iun.
clones Y en- sus perdurables II
CLOS. rs una cosA lnste. en TO.
das parties igual
Ksi e que huyo como de gn
TOGO apestado dc esos llamados
casinos que hay haSta en las al
deas, sucios. obscuros. destarta
ladoS. en- que todas las peque-
mas pasiones De la poblacion Sc
anudan Y entrelazan como las
crias de bora debajo de las pie
dras. Ali la vagancia.y la en-
vida V el odio la domination Y
la servidumbre, Confundidos en-
un medic que espanta Ali, el
tema eterno de la "politica no
en- las alturas de SUI concepto.
sino en- las bajuras sinlestras de
su aplic cion.
No; jamas No echare a per-
der una sola particula de la al
teZa humana que me ha Queda-
do, en- el contactO con esa bahO
rrina deleterea
Y busCo mi SitlO en- las anChaS
estanciaS ahumadas por el fOga,:.
ril perenne, unto al lenO enCen
dido, debajo del cobre de las es-
peteras, CerCa del vasar' que aun
ofrece al sediento cuencos YER
dosos y jarras de Talavera. Ali,
en- pacifica parola, pido noticlas
y~voy oartandO a mi rosario
historico nuevos academies de
una negrura espantosa. No son
leyendas nj invenciones: son CO.
sas referidas por gentes sencl
Has, que han visto, que han OF
do, que han ConOCido. -.
:. Yo Sc que en- cada pueblo hay
por 10 menos uno de esOs suCe-
SOS tragicos que andan en- me
moria Y no llegaron al papel Sc
llado, Y 81 llegaron no tueron
esclarecidos nj purgados. \ voy
hacienda rodar la charla haCia
ese punto asaz suggestive. tan
interesante para tOda labor de
somera psicologia publica.
YO OiGO con curl0sldad Y con
respeto, porQue en- esas raras
ocasiones de franqueza y resu
rreccion, la voz de la verdad Sc
alza impasible. Esa historic que
yo tampoco be querido escribir,
es bastante mas honda y sinies-
ira que la del bandolerismo pin
toresco de la TERRA llama"
Un dia, cierto propietario y
negociante EN- grande escala lla-
mo cuatro hombres bravOs y
de su completa conhanza, ser
vidOreS antlgu0s en- est0s empe :
nos y riesgos. Les encarg6~ la
Custodia de TN joven ingles, su
huesped durante algunas sema
mas. al que habia que entregar
sano y salvo en la barca de San
lucar, donde 10 reel brian otros
amigos que le acompanarian a
Jerez De ALI el extranjero pa
saria a Cadiz Y Gibraltar para
embarcarse con rumbO a su pa
tria.
Sc trata de una sola jornada
de caminO a traves del monte y
las marismas. Los braves de Ia
escolta Juraron Cumplir su CO
mission aun 4 costa de su mismf
vida. En- etectO; el jOven ingles
no aparecio emilia barca de San
lucar; no aparecl0 por ninguna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-19

.irck. ~ ,us Nainas salf@futu
lfa'i.r. ,.Jfau8o anmtnios rn gi
snaa
EnVgge p4clsle - pfesCNlv au
pefsonaic 1csoQnogido pas "a
asa ca 'NaSa del primer propoaa
&c IA Cemag.a lssr l.aAsu a
.,ss hombics &c : cannansa - .Ns
ncafNo Que a campo sf,aNsesa
pnaeian a. acscynooido con el
maIciin que llcvaha cn an pun.
L. delcfmlns 8o &C. IA lroEiefa
portuguese Aolxleron los mo
90 Nobfason a serxaSio
4 los pooos dias Il dueno Dc
una "roza lego a su hnca v ~
ex,rano DC ver q. una Dc la "ro.
ieadas dc monte coTtado hahia
>ldo pgematuramentc inceniia-
Ia. Entire la ceniza aparecio an
oaGaver, en- parte caTbonizado.
Ira el del emigrado. fugitive
-uminal o agenle CailisIa que
caba ia irontera. No habia
salido del termino.
Una tarde lego un conlTaban
dista acusado d la pueria de un
caserio. No habia olro eu me
dia lengua la redonda
FL fugitive habia escapado de
la muerte por la robusteZ del ca
b llo. la bala de un carabinero
le habia atravesado una pierna. !
Que quieres por escor -
derme2-diJo al dueno del "a
S no.
Una onza por ii Y otra poT
la carga.
Il contrabandista desfo el
cintO verde que llevaba la Gin
tura V entreg6 las dos onzas.
Dormia en- q pajar CuanGo le
majaron ell craneo con una pie
dra Amos despuGs, destruido
el caserio, apareci6 un cadaver
con todo1 ell craneo fracturato:
entire los huesos Sc encontro un
retaCo, unas pistolas de ChiSpa y
una canana de cuero con los Ci-
llndroS de hoJalatas.
Resucito la historic aat1ella
de las dos onzas. Alguieh. :~ha
bia visto y habia dido q
"A que seguir3: Is an triste
CatalOgo oral que pone el cabe
llo de punta. Y ST hablais de la
justlcia, os responder slempre
con Ell frio encogimiento de hom-
bros. que no puede ser un gesto
cunvenidO, sino expression de
naturaleza de todo un estado
social:
y siempre que he anadido a
mi enCuentrO un suCeSO negro
de esa clase, he procurado in&1
fundirme TN POGO de esperanza
y de consuelO, miranda la trans
formation lenta de Ia vida, la
presente Crdenaci0n de los es-
pirltus en- los claros ideales pro-
pagados de la epoCa presente.
! va no, va no 'pueden existlr
esas barbaries de la cOdlCla en-
t6rminos tan libres que puedan
eJercerse a mansalva, en- el Sc
no mismO, en- el rinc5n de la so
ciedad lgnorante del crimen o
de,la maldad! Son Otros tiempOs
Y cuando surge uno de estus
espantUsos descubrimientos co
mo Ell del " HuertO de Penahel' :,
.cementeriO del crimen, cubil
del asesinato dep0sito del ban
dldaJe amos Y amos, slendo el
frio mortal de toda la historic |
negra, no muerta Y olvidada,
sino viva, sangrandO, as0mbrosa |
en- su perpetuo horror.
Es dolor y vcrguenza. Que
seguiran dlciendO de este pObre
pals. tan "pint0resco" y tan
'poljtico" como Calabria.
Hay una cosa que nos man
tiene en- esta interioridad y re
bajamiento. No quiero: repe
tir su nom bre; es muy eomplela
su naturaleza. Pero acuerden-
Sc mis- lectores del Ration Pc
| / l,r
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

Huntsville, IA. July q. The Is
mou,hsold son oi George Cantr,u OF
HsEie Green, met death by buTnlnl
Thursday. The mother Of the Chi.
lef' her two little ones a; play IN he,
room and vent 10 the held where he,
husband Vas working Returning In ,
few mlnutes she found that the eide,
child had struck a match and touched
u 20 a curtain sith shich the younger
bOy was PLAYING srd TIE blar. baf
lncancrajed fhe child Hs vas dsa.
before medical aid reached hin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
rett to delay the execution until 1859
O'Clock p. m.
HANO BOOK RESORTS RAlDED.
Chicago Police Interrupt Poker Games
and "a Prisoners Taken.

and 81 Prisoners Taken.
Chicago. July 29.-Spectacular raid.
ing Of hand book resorts In which "a
men were taken prisoners in four
hours work marked John d. Collins
second days work as general superin-
tendent OF the Chicago Police depart.
ment Then at night came descents
on ten poker games.
Following out his startling action OF
Wednesday evening. when he inter
rupted several tlme-honored poker
games, the new chief yesterday re.
moved the assistant chief. Schuettler
from the command Of the raiding de-
tail and took personal charge himself,
announcing that he would hold his In
spectors responsible for whatever
gambling was discovered in their dis.
tricts.
Armed with search warrants and
sledges, the gambling detail' contin.
ued at night the destructive raids
which>had terrorized the gambling fra.
ternity during the preceding "a hours.
A score OF warrants, TO which the
signatures OF two police magistrates
were appended. were give to the raid.
ers, and descends on ten CLUBS" were
made before midnight. The parapher.
MALTA or that part OF It left intact af.
ter the onslaught OF the raiders, was
conflscated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

necessary to allow Hoch to appeal his
case. that there was a hurried consul
tatIon between officials. The upshOt
was that the execution planned to take
place al noon was postponed until =
p. m. the last minute allowed by law
unless the governor should grant q
further respite.
The woman In said To be wealthy
and professed TO have become interest
ed In the case from humanitarian mo.
t!ves only She enlisted In her aid
DR.. Liston H. Montgomery. one OF the
most prominent physicians In the city.
Dr. Montgomery acted as her interme.
diary In the negotiations Al a. M.
Jailer Whitman was arous, q from his
sleep To answer q telephone call
Some person. who refused to give
his name at the time. announced that
he would appear at the lai AT 10 a,
IN. prepared To furnish money. the
lack ot which Il had been alleged pre-
vented Hoch from completing the rec
oFIs required by the Illinois suprem
court 10 case at an appeal The rec
ordS cost slice Hoch bad slOa
and a conditional DsgrRw OF ''oo al
en- SssSssS ban wSlS I'M
sttachrd n'tle imPofTancc 20 the moi
nCatiOn
rViay AZ the hour EAm'J ~ Mon
geometry With Mr., Wilson appeared al
The Ja' Th,ir talk viii Whitman
convinced him they wvr, ra-u,s.
and steps were a; one, '..Jn Cor a
uyv app,a' to the govyruo.
IN Montgomery said
This ladN. whose rame FAR A.
am concerned. must vNcS remain "a I'd,
ervi is actustcd so,r,, truH human.
tartan mo,ves u - the s.uc can.
y hich lcturm'avd ne "a a-si., h,s
nccamr Interested iu th, ,t,r from
me standpoint ians AZ, I arr' owe.
he Jystimouy tae,ouGh'l Ia.. 90
Gnc'ioa made ty ,Aprr's seemed 3,
tula
Amor pr Moutrumyry a. Nr, 81 .
soa lvr tSs JAIL stale Ar.-r,, E.t
81 talA.l o.,r a. te'~rh,l. - GOV
| efror perten. WIN ID a| .-...
ana Vso ENs saae scg1 ts, 30
.Ee ,atra phase 81 he s,festua
rAs Esysr2aF .a'3 ier Gavs sfssR
Esy 70 $50 ,ain whs;beF "a aa.r "a,
SRA aae y sRrssns sass.g .saF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
Wife MURDERER IS
GIVEN A REgRIEvE
New Lease On Life Is Granted
Johann Hoch.
Is REsPITED UNTIL SEPTEMBER
All Was Ready for Execution When .
Woman, Whose Name Is withheld,
ouranatssd the Money to'carry the
Case to Supreme Court.

Chicago, July 29-Hoch has been re-
prleved until the middle OF September.
A woman with money effectually in.
tervened today between "Bluebeard"
Johann Hoch and the hangman. Almost
on the steps OF the galows the com.
blnatlon OF femlnity and finance that
has been potent throughout the re.
markable career OF the multi-bigamist
ad wife-murderer secured respite Of
two hours longer After all arrange.
ments were completed and death faced
Hoch within two hours, a woman went
20 the rescue. So earnest did she
appeal In an offer to furnish money
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
ELDER RAWLINGS FACES JURY.
Az Moore, Negro Is Found Guilty Of
Murder.


Valdosta, Ca, Jnly 29.--Af,or The
conviction OF ALI Moore. alleged ~
accomplice in the slaughter Of The Ar
ter children, J. G. Rawlings. father III
the three boys previously convicted,
was placed on trial Thursday l"erI
noon.
The elder Rawlings claimei % BEL
III and reclined on y couch which 'asI
Judge ordered brought into ,ue cJl'|
room.
Effort on the part OF his coIa,e '1|
have the case postponed proved ~
availing. Judge Mitchell having .-e'|
told by physicians that Raw.ls, F~
able TO stand trial.
Drs. h. s. Burton and W + Rouse
who have been treating th" PRISONER
in the jail. were called 10 'h' ''aHdI
for the purpose OF testliy.rs 90 ~
physical condition OF the man AnS
both OF them testified in their .1-1'
nations they found him sursr'as ~
a trouble that was quite pa,'l a..
times. but that they cons'i.-.' an
able to stand the rial Rot gays.
clans swore that they faileI p" a-'|
any disease Of any vital o-sar 1f.|
that In their opinion he wa- a., - .
as he would be at any TIM % %
trial
The elder Rawlings appea--
IN state bordering on me- '
lapse, the conviction Of h,, .' .r
IDENTIFY weighing heavily on .a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31
d -. Corat on 70 ch.,;,v

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Cooaiy ~ thl- d.o,c-s o. The Rouar
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Mobile. Ala. July Sl.--speCial from
GulfpOrt, Miss. says:
Yesterday a doctor said he had n
case OF yellow fever and the authori.
ties went TO him and brought him down
and he acknowledged he He'd and they
made him sign . statement that he
lied
An ordinance was passed here yes.
terdRy 10 this effect;
Any person making statements
about yellow fcyer In Gulfport that
Is proven untrue. will be fined from
$50 to 800"
The citizens Of Gulfpurt have offered
money 10 protect the coast
Dt wasdln aud Dr Donald. Of the
United states marine service are here
and state that under prdsRn, condi'
,ions there IL NO chance Tor yellow fe-
yer To get ON the coast They went
10 Lumbcrton yesterday and prunoune'
cd a case ont Ia the woods about a
mile from LumbcrtOu yellow fever,
and have surrounded ,hc house with
soldiers 10 prevent al, disease from
spreading
The revenue cutter Winoua has been
ordered TO GuliPort. aud Captain 7 J.
Jones sen, bic lauEeh. Gtal, Dunbar
TO pro,cC, this port
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-31

New York. july 81 Seventeen pyr
sous werc removed from 10, steamer
segursEes ass transferred 10 90, De-
tcnts0a hospital Tor observation NbcR
The sctamVr arrived from COLON io
Say. rNo at these Werr n,si class
aud aye second class cabin pAs,cus,rs
.ad ten were member ~ To- steam.
va , cTvN.
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" g., cuiire passasv 81 the sJtSmvF.
bN "a q them we're fvpoTted 90 ar
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froa yslos feyer WeFs FVwosed tyOsa
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