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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
ALL CONDITIONS
IN THE SIXTH
DISTRICT COURT

In the Sixth district court this morning
William De Ancour. a small boy. arraign-
ed on the charge OF stealing watch
valued at sle from Fred Edmonds. pleaded
guilty and was placed on probation till
June Is next year.
The lad took the watch from Edmond's S
vest pocket while the latter was playing
ball on the Dexter training ground. The
lad was arrested by Detective Johnson.
David Mathewson. charged with being
a common drunkard. on his promise 10
reform his habits was placed on proba-
ton.
James II. Miller, a small boy. was SEN
fenced to the reform school during mi.
norty. He is an idle person and appears
TO have no home
Theresa Nichols pleaded not guilty TO
being a common railer and brawler and
furnished $500 surety TO appear for trial
on Tuesday.
Nichols Grecca was fined $40 and costs
for the larceny OF five watches from the
store OF Ida Fain.
Joseph Luceitso, a barber. was fined
81 and costs this morning by Judge IY-
man in the police court for throwing dirty
water I'm Plainfeld street.
Philip Moore and Antonio Eulini were
arraigned on the charge OF playing ball
on Charles street. They were placed on
probation by order OF Judge Lyman.
Nicholas Scully. a small boy. was ar
raigned on the charge of being an idle
person. He pleaded guilty and was placed
on probation.
Abbie Read. 14-year-od girl. was
sentenced 10 the reform school this morn
ing during her minority by Judge Rueck-
ert She was arraigned on the charge OF
being Iewd and wanton and OF lascivious
behavior She Is the girl whom Chin Ting
was charged with having canal knowl-
edge OF. and who has been bound over to
the superior court for trial The girl Is
said to be one OF a group that loiters about
the streets and stands on her head I'm the
presence of people and otherwise misbe-
haves herself
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
Transport THOMAS STILL
ON REEF NEAR GUAM

Washington. July 7.-Th6 navy depart
ment today received two cablegrams from
Commander Potts, naval governor Of the
Island OF Guam relative TO the stranding
of the army transport Thomas. The first
merely reported that the ship was on a
reef near Guam and that the station ship
Supply had been sent TO her relief
The second reported that the Supply was
unable 10 pull the Thomas off and that
tngs were needed, but none were to be
had at Guam
Commander Potts further reported that
the Thomas Is lying easy and ~ present
conditions as 10 weather continues. she
Is I'm no danger. The navy department H.
I'm communication with Manila In an eff
fort to find a suitable vessel there TO pro
ceed to Guam. but II will be at least a
week before one can reach that place
The Thomas Is freighted with 81 $50 OOc
Philippine gold. There are aboard 10 army
officers, 70 civilians and army nurses,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
SUMMONS OUT
FOR ROCKEFELLER
At F|NDLAY, D.

Findlay o., July Judge Banker Of
for John ID. Rockefeller. i'm connect IN
with the suit recently filed here against
the Standard OIL company and Mr.. Rocke-
feller. in which it is alleged that the Val
entine antitrust law las been violated by
the Standard or its subsidiary companies
The summons has been turned over to
Sheriff Groves, who states that ne will
make service upon Rockefeller as
soon as the latter returns from Europe
Sheriff Groves has gone TO Cleveland to
serve summons upon the Standard Oil
company through one OF its officers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

THE CROWN. l.. Fandao, New
York: ]. "A. Pickett, New York; George
ID. Worrell, New York: n. NJ Hill. Bos-
ton: c. L. Dalton. Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nash lockwood. Saratoga Springs. n. Y;
John II. lockwood. Saratoga Springs,
~ Y; Miss A. Doney Saratoga Springs.
~ Y: Miss O. Luluby. Saratoga Springs
Y: l.. III. Smith and wife. New York;
G. r. Simanin. Philadelphia, Pa: Charles
Breussey and wife, Manila. I. l.; George
h. Lavens and wife. New York: George
A. Haseltine, New York; Miss Cora Hun
ter. New York; II. Markllie. New York;
G. $. Johnson. New York; J. Robinson,
Boston: William f. shattwick, Boston;
+. James. New York.
NEWMAN-A. b. Condrey. Boston;
A. w. Holbrook, Bath. Me; j. X. Cullen.
New York; I. w. Parker. Boston; A. Il.
Stine.. Kingston; w. w. Hulburt,, Bos-
Rowland Fitchburg; III. l.. Heiter New
York r. ID. Pendergast. New London;
X. Coleman, city; h. III. Lauder, Boston;
s. II; Smith and wife, New York; w; A.
New York; Mark Mitchell. New York:
T.. +. Stanton, New York: j. T.. Ardern,
New York; G.. III. Bowen. Hanstone. N.
H: w. l.. Allen, Anesbury, NJ s.: w.
r. Root and wife, New York: III. r. Tay-
lor, New York; J. w Grady, Worcester.
Mass; r. f. Rafferty,, city, +. w. Hilton,
Moonsocket; j.. l.: Hadey. Woonsocket;
Manton Fernald, Woonsocket; w. cum
mings. Woonsocket: +. Fernald. Woon-
socket; II. Little, Woonsocket; III. II.
Leade, Taunton, Mass. A. Schultz. New
York; A. @. Thomson, Boston; L. e. Day
ton, New York; A. w. Lendwerth New
York; w. G.. McEwing, Philadelphia; A.
Tyser. Philadelphia; Stewart Stone. Phil
adelphia; r. Wellrea, Philadelphia: w Il.
Fisher. Philadelphia w. f. McNoughton,
Boston; w. r. Kneeland Boston, Charles
+. Fuller and wife. Worcester. Mass; T..
j. Barrett. New York: j. ]. Maus and
mother, Nazareth. Pa; A. Bowers Bos-
ton; w. T. Veckle, Boston; f.. f. Reede.
Manchester: Elmer Reed Manchester; G.
Allen. Manchester; A. j. Reed, Manches-
ter. w. Il. Goss. Manchester.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
SECRETARY TAFT
SEES PRESIDENT
At OYSTER BAY

Oyster Bay, l.. l.. July 7.-Secretary OF
War William III. Taft came to Oyster Bay
today to spend a few hours with Presi-
dent Roosevelt In the absence from
Washington OF Secretary Root and Presi-
dent the secretary OF war has again as
sumed many additional cares OF state.
II have large number of matters 10
go over with the president and a very
short time to do Il in." remarked the
secretary az he took his seat i'm the presI-
dents carriage and inquired how far Il
was TO Sagamore Hin
The secretary has with him the speech
ne VIII deliver Monday night at the North
carolina Republican state convention at
oieensporo He viii go over this speech
with the president
II have this speech to make and then
a trip to Ohio and then Il Is over" re-
marked the secretary. "and then / shall
take good rest for two months"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07

In Ward there is a lull before the big
political battle that impends there in
September.
The leaders on both sides of the political
fence are doing some thinking over the
registration. The Democratic club OF
Ward is in high feather, as its commit
tee did such effective work in getting the
voters TO the city hall that this ward
leads ALL
There was a friendly rivalry between
the straight Democrats In Wards AMI
10 over the matter OF registration The
workers In the Tenth did splendid work;
and that they did not beat the Third in
numbers was due perhaps only 10 the
fact that IL is further from Olneyville 10
the city hall than from Smiths hin.
Still, the Ward men had 10 lead an
Independent fight, as the ward commit
tee had been "doped" by certain infiuen-
ces out OF the ward into quiescence.
The members OF the party say that
never did a ward committee so signally
fail as did the committee OF which John
T. Connolly Is chairman and John j.
O'Neil. the chairman OF the city commit
tee. is a member
Mr.. ONeil did not hold a meeting Of
either the city committee or the ward
committee TO give boom TO registration,
and the reasons are well understood.
Many who have voted for the O'Neill-
Dunn combination In the past have be-
gun 10 take notice. and IL is predicted that
IL won't be a very hard battle next fall
20 beat out the annex 10 the Republican
machine in Ward g.
Ward politics are bound 10 be inter-
esting this year. too. Thomas Moran,
who was the guide philosopher and main
prop OF the "Hessians" there, is said TO
have decided to leave politics alone
henceforth. Business and politics. Moran
Is quoted az saying. do not run smoothly
on the same track in the same direction.
Whether II be In politics or in his peculiar
trade, Moran is a hustler: but his best
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
LORDS DAY OBSERVANCE
BILL PASSES ONE BRANCH

Ottawa, ont, July THE Lords Day
observance bill. which has for it's leading
feature the making OF Sunday day OF
rest, passed the Commons to-day No
games can be played on Sunday for gain.
All telegraph operators. telephone oper-
ators and employees OF transportation and
Industrial process, who work on Sunday
can demand "a hours rest during the
week.
lar demand for the bill The Quebet
members objected 20 their Sunday ar
rangements being interfered with. and the
British Columbia members held that the
smelling interests would be injured by
the bill. The senate has vet TO pro-
nounce upon the bill. but II Will not like
Is be strongly opposed there
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
SORRY
AFTERMATH Of
THE GLORIOUS"

Teresa Montalagno. years old. was
severely burned at l0:45 this morning
and now she lies at the Rhode Island
hospital
She and her sister. Celia, four years
old, We're playing with fireworks and
matches i'm the yard OF their home.
lO9 Atwells avenue, and the fireworks
becoming ignited, set the dress of Ter
esa on fire.
She was burned on the left side from
the neck to the knee, and her back was
severely burned
Dr. Conca was called and dressed the
burns and ordered her removed TO
the hospital.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
TIVERT0N GOES LAME
BEf0R RACE FOR BIG BIG PURSE

Readville. Mass, July 7-Shortly before
noon to-day II was found that Tiverton,
the wcll-known trotting gelding, sched-
Uled with Sweet Marie and Wentworth 10
withdrawn when the start was made.
II was announced at the Readville track
that the possibility OF the failure Of Tiv-
erton 10 participate would not necessitate
the calling off of the race, but that IL
would take place. the contest being mar
rowed to the two remaining entries and
the purse remaining the same. The horse
men attending Tiverton were not able to
state at noon how serious the lameness
of the trotter might prove.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
BUILDINGS TO Be SOLO
TO CLEAR CITY SITES

Buildings ON the sites OF the proposed
new fre station and schoolhouses will be
sold at public auction respectively on
Ihursday and Friday OF next week
Those on the site of the fire station
which VIII be sold at No. 346 Point street
lib-story cottage; No 1852 Point street
a two-story family house: Nos. 10 and 21
West Clifford street. two-story family
houses No. % West Clifford street. a
two-story family house; No. % West Clif-
ford street. 1ia-story cottage.
Those on the schoohouse site will he
sold on Friday and are the following:
Nos. 81 and 30 Tell street two-story fam
lily houses; No. SIS knight street. a two
story family house; No "a Knight street
lia-stiry cottage.
The buildings must be removed within
30 days after the sale.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
HOSPITAL NURSE
ENDS HER LIFE BY
|NHAL|NG GAS

New York, July IA young woman
known as Ellen Holmes died today at the
Physicians and Surgeons hospital, where
she was employed as a nurse, from the
effects OF gas poisoning.
The coroner says II clearly was case
or suicide, but no reason for the act rs
known. Little is known about the dead
woman at the hospital. In her room were
round letters and memorandum book.
In which were the names of Mrs. Sumner
Bangs Of Oakland, Me-, and Mrs. f. w.
Auston OF No. Holt street, Philadelphia.
For several days the young woman had
scted strangely, according TO her employ
ers at the hospital She was about 32
years old
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
DECREE ENTERED IN THE
B0RENST IN QUITY CASE

court today taking the bill In the Equity
suit OF James Borenstein vs.. Jacob Hon
igblum as confessed.
Complainant alleged that the respondent
sold him a cobbler shop az i70 Richmond
street and agreed not TO go into the same
Zine OF trade on Richmond street for Ave
years. This was Jan. 81 1905
II is further alleged In the bill that on
Feb. IL. 1905. the defendant having no re-
gard for bis agreement opened a cobblers 3
shop at 1870 Richmond street. l.. n Zis-
man is counsel for Mr. Borenstein
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
ARRIVALS FROM THE SOUTH

The following passengers arrived to-
day from Norfolk and Baltimore on the
steamer Dorchester: Mrs. III. Dade, Miss
es Bertha and Virgie Dade, Master Mar
ion Dade. Charles Rogan. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. b. r.. Starretts.
IL. Il. Sweet Mr.. and Mrs. Irving At
wood Mr. Fuller. Mr.. Greene. A. q. Gid
ance. G. c. Walters. II. A. Silsbee. G. f.
Sherman. t. r. McCloud, r. G. Thomp-
Krebs. E. d. Mersey. w A. Briggs. j. 8.
Winspell. r. ID. Woodland, II. Morris.
Miss Taft. Miss Farrell. Mr.. Horton. c.
II. Pierce Miss German, Miss Daman,
Miss Parthoe, Mrs. Horton. Miss Tobn.
Miss Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Alardice,
Mrs. Herbert Bragg. Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam III. Draper. S. H Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. A, +. Freeze and Miss Ethel Speak,
all OF Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
REPUBLICANS MAY
PUT UP AID. DUNN
Democrats i'm Ward 3 Look For This Recognition of
His Services and of Those of the Ward Committee
by the Republican Machine, and Are Prepared to
Bring the Ward Again Into Line on the Side of
the People i'm the Coming Campaign

friends do not doubt his wisdom In his
devoting. himself exclusively 10 those in
dustrial pursuits In which he shines con-
spicuously.
The Hebrew vote In Ward is a con-
stantly Increasing factor there Louis
Krohnson. who T. well known 10 the vot-
ers OF the ward. has done some tall work
.or registration this year lie has the
respect OF his fellow citizens OF Hebrew
descent. as well as OF all other classes;
and that he viii be an influential factor
az the coucuses next fall seems very
likely
There rs talk that the Republican ward
committee will favor the hadihg OF It's
ward ticket by Alderman Dunn, This
course would not surprise those who are
familiar with the way the Republicans
I'm that ward are al times dominated by
the state machine and who have watched
the course OF Alderman Dunn. Only one
man holding the office OF chairman Of the
Republican ward committee I'm Ward
ever had the courage TO insist on a
straight ticket and he Is the present
chairman. Jacob Eaton. PERHAPS Il will
be possible to show him and his fellow
members that Alderman Dunn is a good
enough Republican. Many Democrats
certainly consider him so.
As TO the nomination by the Democrats.
there is little chance yet 10 figure.
Former Alderman McCarthy'e name Is
heard frequently In circles where straight
Democrats predominate. There Is no
doubt that he would prove n very strong
candidate IL he should take up the fight.
There are hundreds OF Democrats I'm the
ward who think that the fight should be
made on the securing Of a ward commit
tee that Will be faithful 10 the interests
OF the party and work for its candidates
on election day and during the registra-
ton period These voters want a com
mittee that wont be an annex TO the
Republican machine and hop about at the
beck and call OF Boss Brayton's tool and
the distates OF Col. Colts newspaper
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
STEAMER eT0LIA CANNOT Be
fl0ATED AND WILL Be SOLD

Halifax. n. s.. July THE steamer
Etolic, which went ashore on q ledge III
cape Sable several weeks ago. has been
abandoned and will be sold as she lies on
the rocks
a wrecking steamer which was sent
from here with heavy pumps TO mako
an EFFORT TO float the stranded steamer. re-
turned today and reported that q would
be Impossible Go noat her. As the tests
were made I'm the presence OF an English
salvage agent, IL was decided 10 accept
this report as final and 60 abandon the
vessel
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
WILL CONFER ON MONDAY
ON TECHS APPROPRIATION

A conference will be held next Monday
between Mayor Dyer and the council
finance committee regarding the resolu-
ton appropriating $4,000 for additional
work on the Technical high school build
ing.
The city property committee states mat
the money is necessary and believes that
II should be appropriated
The committee on finance has two other
resolutions TO consider. One is for the
$4,000 due on the state tax, and the other
the proposed appropriation for the veteran
firemen's muster.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07


PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
Sherif's Office,
Providence. June Goth, a. D., 1906.
Providence, S.:
BY virtue and in pursuance OF an Exc
cution Number 211.1s0 issued out OF
Court at Providence
within and for the County OF Provi-
dence. on the 14th day OF June, A. ID.
1906, and returnable TO the said Court
on the 14th December. A. ID. 1906,
Court on the 26th day OF May, A.
ID. 1905. in favor of the Peoples Loan
* Trust Company of Providence. in
the State of Rhode Island. plaintiff.
lian NJ. Parker. of Warwick. in the
County of Kent In said State de-
PENDANTS, / have this day, at 20 min
utes past o'clock p. NJ, levied the
said Execution on all the personal
estate by me attached on the 29th
day OF December A. -. 1905, at 90
minutes past IL o'clock A. NJ (the
time of the attachment on the origi-
nal wriD, In and To the following
described personal estate, viz:
One instrument cabinet 2 oak stools.
one white ivory rack, ! tank, I leather
medicine case. I box and contents,
wall cabinets, ! operating chair.
glass shelves, ] oak wall cabinet. also
l couch.
Notice is hereby given that will
sell the said attached and levied on
personal property at Public Auction
to be held at the ware rooms OF Orrin
II. Jones, 67 Central street. in said
City OF Providence in said county OF
Providence on Thursday. the 18th day
of July, A. II. 1906. at 10 o'clock. A.
M. for tho satisfaction OF said execu-
tion, debt. interest on the same,
costs OF suit, my own fees and all
expenses, IL sufficient
WILLIAM r. WINSLOW,
Deputy Sheriff
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
NO TRACE Of ANY STEAMER
WITH FIRE ON BOARD

New York. July 7,-Nothing has been
learned here today Of the New York
bound steamer which was reported on fire
near Plum Island I'm Long Island Sound
last night The Plum Island report said
that the fire apparently was under con-
troll and that the steamer was proceed
ing TO her destination
Observers at city Island. who have
been constantly on the lookout since that
time, however. had seen nothing OF the
steamer up TO 10 o'clock today and her
identity has not yet been determined
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
HEARD PETITION TO-DAY
FOR AN INJUNCTION

Judge Stearns to-day heard and held for
adNlsement complainant's petition for an
injunction In the case of Oliver Bachand
VS., Ovila Bachand. and Diana Bachand.
IT is,stated I'm complainants bill that on
Nov. p. 1904. the defendants owed him
$l5N, and on the same day they mort
gagged the property owned 10y them TO Da-
VIA Bachand, father OF Ovila. which
mortgage was without considerable and
Intended TO keep complainant from secur-
ing payment OF his debt
Complainant secured judgment I'm the
superior court and sold the property. buy.
ing IL IN himself, Ovlla has become bank
rupt ana the bill asks that the mortgage
be dellNercd up and cancelled
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
CHOLERA SITUATION At,
MANILA IS UNCHANGED

Manila, July THE cholera situation
remains unchanged. Joseph McDermott
was the only American who died I'm he
last iS hours. The health authorities be-
lleve that the next three days will be tho
crucial time and that II the disease is
confined to It's present proportions an
epidemic IL unlikely.
General health conditions have been
improved and the Marqulna water supply.
which has not been contaminated. Is
guarded by regular troops
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
GOOD TO KNOW.

A delicious crust may be formed upon
the top OF sponge cake by dusting IL
with powdered sugar before putting 1t IN
10 brown.
Mud stains on a black cloth skirt are
sometimes difficult TO remove. Rubbing
them with a slice OF raw potato has been
found effectual
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
DELEGATES TO INTERNATIONAL
WIRELESS CONFERENCE

Berlin. July THE foreign office has
been notified that the delegates OF the
United States to the international wire
less telegraph conference. which will as
sembe In Berlin In September. will be
Ambassador Tower, Brig. Gen. James
Allen, Rear Admiral NJ. L. Manney and
John I. Waterbury Of New York. Gen.
Allen Admiral Manney and Mr. Water
bury were nominated respectively by the
departments of war. navy and commerce.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
ONE MAN KILLED IN
ATHREE-C0RNERED FIGHT

Hawkinsville. Ga. July IA difficulty
between Burt Hendley, Roswell Daniel
and Seaborn Hunt, three well-known
young white men, yesterday resulted in
Hendley being shot four times and in
stantly killed, after he had been beaten
over the head and In the face In a horri-
BILE manner.
Hendley had shot Hunt with a shotgun,
but the latter was not seriously injured.
Daniel is charged with shooting Hend-
ley and he is now in Jail
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
HYMEN'S MILL GRINDS
OUT SMALL GRlST TODAY

only FIVE marriage licenses were is
sued at the city hall this morning
this being far below the average for
Saturdays.
and one for an out OF town pair. who
gave the following record OF them.
selves Expectant groom. Perley Brag-
don Littleheld. Of Somerville. Mass
lumber dealer 25 years OF age. son
OF Thatcher r. Littleheld, also a lum
ber dealer; bride elect. Clare Fredort
OF Medford, Mass. aged 2e. daughter
OF Charles Fredort, liquor dealer.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
COKE BUNKER BURNED

Camden. n. j.. July THE coke bunk
er Of the Camden Coke company which Is
controlled by the Public Service corpora
tion, was burned today. entaiiing a loss
Of $4,000 on the structure
The damage 90 the machinery and the
- on the stored coke. which burned
four hours. could not be estimated. ac-
cording to General Agent James II. Gilky.
son.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
SEEKS NEW TRIAL FOR
WILLIAM R. SALISBURY

Today John r. Connolly. counsel for
William II. Salisbury. went before Judge
Brown OF the superior court and made
motion that his client be granted a new
trial
Salisbury was found guilty OF an as
sault with intent 10 kill his daughter,
Lena. at Glocester last December.
Insanity was the defence set up and
today Mr. Connolly argued that the jurys
verdict was against the law and the evil
dence. Judge Brown denied the motion.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
NEW DIE SINKING COMPANY

Articles OF Incorporation were filed
today with the secretary OF state for
the Art Die Sinking company OF Grams
ton. The incorporators are Herman r..
Possner and Albert W. Possner OF
Cranston and G. w. Brown OF this
city. The capital stock Is $4,000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
TWO ATTACHMENTS RECORDED

Two writs OF attachment and summons
were recorded at the city hall yesterday
afternoon. The OGorman company at
tached the property OF Thomas a. Wiley
alias John Doe. to the value OF $780,: and
Robert Wall attached the property OF
william H. Crowell, alias John Doe. and
Lucy r. Crowell 10 the value OF 5000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
PLACED UNDER OBSERVATION

New York. July ALFRED DE Costa, a
fireman on the Panama line steamer
Colon from Colon. which arrived at
Quarantine today. was found to be III and
was sent by the health officer of the port
to Swinburne Island.
The steamer was held at Quarantine for
dlsinfection and the temperature Of all
the passengers aboard and also of all
the crew will be taken az a precaution
against yellow fever.