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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11

sr.ninc years ago today Mime
FOX her place among the SOY
States of the Union. This
eof the North was the thirty
3 TO he placed on the blue field
Glory, and the nineteenth TO
bed to the original thirteen: In
10 political mancuvers and neat
batcs marked the admission OF
slnmonwcalth. The act of Con-
.sitlorizing the Territory of MN
h 10 frame IFS constitution was
February %. 1857. but it took
Swear TO secure recognition lot
y State. IT was the time OF the
Kansas Nebraska controversy,
,e. question of slavery had al
siividcd the country. Minnesota
nc n free State This guaran-
n cordial welcome from North
jublicans. but when the election
ks.ers for the embryo State was
), went Democratic, 10 the great
slation of her Northern sponsors,
Z aid have five Legislators, OF mat
So represent her in Washington
sfnaily. admitted on May IT.,
sie appeared in the unique posi-,
b. a free State seeking statehood
Sshe championship Of that ardent
HI Democrat. Alexander il.
s. while John Sherman heartily
tcrly opposed her.
IlTerrjtorv. Minnesota came INTO
le on March 3, 1S49. A meeting
'Ttyates from the various villages
EsLs was called for this pur-
ichen Wisconsin acquired state
lad left that part of the State
Sthc Mississippi without protec,
>Minnesota has, in Tact. had
Ssmes and many masters The
~half of tho State once belonged
l,ce, the western to Spain, the
N,pi river dividing the two. The
part became English property
Teaty of Versailles. that closed
,nch and Indian wars. Atter
kssolution, Virginia coded it TO
eral government as part Of her
EN orthwest Territory. In $500
lie part of the Territory of In.
IN 1856 part Of the Territory of
I'm, and vas then left orphaned
Wisconsin narrowed her bounda
90 into the Union unhampercd
ing lands.
Mestern half Of The State became
2erty OF the United States in
part of the great Louisiana
The next year 1t was known
of the Province of Louisiana.
= southern part of the purchase
OFF as the Territory of Or
Id this land, with all the rest,
jwn under the dominion of the
AZ of Indiana. with the seat of
Vent at Vincepnes on the Wa
In 1872 ii became part of the
: of Missouri In 1894 il was
N in a cession Of public lands
Wnited States, and was redis-
rs part Of the Territory of
III. In 1856 the creation of the
7 of Wisconsin gave another
for changing the dominion of
IS west of the Mississippi. In
Territory of Iowa absorbed
-, but whom Iowa became
1915, she calmly disowned it,
it, too, orphaned and ungov~
lNo wonder. then, that the set
led that a Territory be formed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11
, You Think
For Yourself i?
You Open Your Mouth Like Young Bird and dup Down
. Whatever Food Medicine May be Offered Youa

syou intelligent thinking woman need of from
sss nervousness pain and suffering then you
sere tried and true honest medicine
,old by druggists for the of ills.
e makers OF Dr. Perces Favore Prescription the Of
evous rundown overworked debitated painacked
g this medicine to be made of ingredients every which,
strongest possible Endorsement of the leading a
OF the several schools of medical practice, afraid
lh they do the list of ingredients which it is composed
W. English every botewrapper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11

CITY OF MEXICO AND RETURN
$50 o.15 May lst to May 7th, June 9TH
to 18th and 10Th to July 1lth. Choice
three routes.
PLENTY OF OTHER EXCURSIONS.
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EXonerated, but Resigns.

WASHINGTON. May l0-Tams Blk.
by, who has for many years been tho
Of Indians in the Indian territory, at
salary of $4,000, has sent in his rcsig-
nation to Secretary Garfield TO take ef-
feet Juno 30, An attorney for some of
the Indians several months ago filed
charges against Mr.. Blxby These were
investigated and Mr., Bixby WAS exon
Grated. Aftcr tho Interior Department
had given him a clean bill. Mr.. Bixby
concluded to put a stop to further com
plants by rcsigning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11
Big Mine Plant Burns.

GRAND ENCAMPMENT. Wyo.. May
1o,-Tho Penn Wyoming Copper COM
pany's smeltcr. converter, tramwny ter
minal and crushcr were destroyed last
night By n fire believed to have been
Of inccndiary origin. The loss, amount.
ing To more than 100000. is covered
by insurance, and the burned buildings
Will be Immediately rebuilt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11

Parasols and umbrellas.
Quality and style are the first
requisites IN this department
Then price enters into consider
ation-Every umbrella has been
carefully selected and judged
on the two former merits, after
which the price has been made
just as low as is possible N
good sound merchandising.
A tremendous range of styles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11
Five Years for Cowardice.

COLUMBUS, o., May 10-Five years
in the military prison Mt Fort Leavcn-
worth is the sentence of Edward Lc-
vincr, n Columbus boy, who was charged
with dcscrtion in the face Of the enemy
in the Philippines, whilo soldier of
the Seventeenth infantry. Lcvincr cs-
capped the authorities for four years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11

,rrnula Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
tI,'tion will bear the most critical
ltion of medical experts, for it
no alcohol, so injurious to deli
men even in small quantities
jng continued. Neither does it
any narcotics, or other harmful,
drugs and no agent
pato it that is not highly recon-
~ by the most advanced and
Has medical teachers and au-
IVY OF their several schools of
|N These authorities recommend
y edtents Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
"a lion for the cure of exactly the
NJ liments for which this world
@edicine liz advised by its manu-
n hen medicine for woman's ills
= encRSVofessionol endorsement
III Fierce 'Savorite Prescription
i h, Sved, in theSpqualifed recon-
% o0 OF eScEal NA several ingre-
WV eco@S of Leading medical men
4 ee schools of practice. Is such
y lr5emsnt not worthy oil YOUR
P eEop u cerInillY is enlitled
aoIe %elght than any NUN her
p 1LofesslonRI, or lay testimonials.
sE Eslet OF ingredients, with numer-
- horative professional endorse
,dpy, the leading medical authori-
4 bnis country, will be mailed free
one sending name and address
%Auest for same, Address DR..
fkerce, Buffalo, N, Y.
n frce's Favorite Prescription is a
Qs6' medicine, carefully devised BY
rienced and skillful physician,
y foted to woman's delicate system
Ae of native American medicinal
EHd 'is perfectly harmless In its
any condition of the female
powerful invigorating tonic oFa-
Inscription" imparts strength to
e system and to the organs dis
mininc in particular, For over
"worn-out," rum down." debili-
lchers, lnilliuers, drcssm akers,
Isscs, "shop- girls" house. keep
lgs'nng mothers, and feeble women
., DR.. Pjerce's Fayorite Pre-
rs the greatest earthly boon
! Yequaled as an appetizing cordial
orative tonic.
w. oothing and strengthening nerv.
orlte Prescription" is unequaled
nva!uahle in allaying and sub.
erVous excitability, irritability
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Excursions

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION and re-
turn. one fare plus 1925, April 26th
to November 30th, 1907.
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ANNUAL MEETING EAGLES-To
Philadelphia and return July 18th to
goth, 1907. One fare plus $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11

SCHOOL TEACHERS AND GENER-
AL PUBLIC-To Chicago and Interme.
date Points-May 27th and 30th, June
3rd, 7th, 10th, l4th, 1907. One fare
plus $500 round trip. Long limits.
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ANNUAL MEETING ELKS-To
Norfolk. Va, September End to 9TH,
1907. One fare plus $500 round trip.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
6OSTON CURB MARKET.

CF'eported by J. Thomas Reinhardt No street,
New York. and No. 10 Exchange Place. BostonO
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities the ,pecula-
ton was decidedly less active. while price move
ments less irregular At the opening
some lrmness was shown light buying but be
fore midday prices of under light selling
pressure. In some quarters, however, consider
n bic tirmness manifested. Mackay shares de-
veloped exceptional strength and activity, the COM
mon advancing nearly point and preferred Il,
uoints Havana Tobacco issues were materially
higher. in the bid. Standard oil improved over
points Western Ice advanced 2i. points Great
Northern and Northern Pacific rights after early
strength. lost ground. In the mining shares Trim
ity fell about 2ih points: Nipssng fuctuated within
narrow limits Davs-Day ruled strong reaching
a new high mark. Nevada-Utah. extensive
buying. improved nearly point United Copper
was irregular; Old Hundred steady. Tennes-
gained than a point continued large
buying for inside account. Greene shares were de-
cidedly easier; Greene Copper fell Ia points. and
Grene-Cananea s.. Small changes were shown
elsewhere. Bonds Inactive and about steady
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
WEAK CLOSING IN STOCKS.
GENERAL DECLINE ON STIFFER MONEY RATES.
Money Up 10 Per CenMony BeaiA RumorsThe Union
Pacific Inquiry.
MONEY RATES.
ON STIFFER

DOMESTIC Observation-Disclosures discount
and par. cago-1oc discount Charleston-Buy-
Ing 60c discount selling 1-l0c premium. st. Louis
loo premium bid. San Francisco-sight, PIC; tele
graph TIC premium. New Orleans-Commercial.
soc discount; bank. 81 discount. Cincinnati-Par.
savannah-Buying, 5Oc discount: selling. 75c pre-
MUM
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York-Exchanges.
$io3 $40 1853; balances, $14ssSs26 Philadephia-Ex-
changes, 291S.0G: balances S.SS2s7. Chicago
Exchanges, $50; balances S9s3.S55 Boston
Exchanges. $50; balances. s2,6s003l. Balt-
more-Exchanges. $915,Ol9; balances. Rsi.sb
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 692sc. Mexican
silver dollars 53ac. Bar silver IN London closed at
90 Lied.
& GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 7So; Lisbon, 200.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 200.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, 81. .O26 622 internal
nue. receipts S61OS34; miscellaneous receipts $6S 05
Receipts for the day ST. 4o5,o14: expenditures N,0
O5o Receipts for the month to date. sl3Es,3ao; ex
penditures. @7lO00O; of receipts, 3s7os 800.
Receipts for the year to date S41. .s9 49, expend-
lures. $Sl312o2o9; OF receipts S2S, ,759 2s9
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub Treasury debtor
to the Clearing House $542 a27.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS,

The following shows Yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Mon
days
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London, Jan. s. D. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities quiet and steady. Final quota
tions follow:
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THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK.

New York. January s, 1907.
Al meeting OF the Shareholders held this day. the
lowing gentlemen elected Directors:
George q Baker. T. A. Gillespie
T. r G Young. Charles II
Arthur + Luke Charles 4. Moore
sfsnry e Itnker- Henry p. Dawson.
Rogers Maxwell Charles H Warren.
y. G. Reid Frederick G
Y. = f-o5h erse, Frederick II. Scherc<.
F-sncis l. iIine Ambrose Mcneil
huosequenY a a meeting of the Board M Frederick
= henek formerly President Of ~ National
Isns. elected Pgesde; Mr il Stout Vice
t:sfs5ent and Mr. Daniel C. Reid. President: all
siraylnnonsly CHARLES " PIECNS, cashier.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
Eek dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CalI money in
London, 3I315 per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills 4aa cent long bills 42G47s per
cent. Berlin discount rate. 5A cent. Paris dis
count rate 3 per cent. Paris exchange London
20 francs 2l1 centimss. Bar gold. rs. Sd. Berlin
exchange London. 20 marks iS% pfennigs
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Brttis consols for
money 81 l5-16; for the account, 81 3-l6 French
-ertes, % francs 62h centimes
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at 6iL
per cent; highest. Is per cent lowest per cent:
closing, 5 per cent; last loan per cent: ruling
rate, 6le per cent Time money was quoted at ga
6l2 cent for all dates from thirty days to six
months. Commercial paper quoted at 6asIs
per cent for sixty to ninety days and four months
and per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened shade easier with sterling rates
down points from Mondays closing level at $3.50
G4S495 for demand bills 4s06504 S02i for sxty-dqy
bills and 4s565d4s5s for cables Short francs were
quoted at 5.19as less 1-2eI5.193s and short rechs-
marks at 94Ss The market dull ana heavy
sterling rates saggins off points further the
opening levc.. At 2:f5 p. demand sterling was
quoted at fsis5G14.S4 $3.50. sixty-da bills at S0s.GI
4.s0s5 and cables at 4S56VG4 1856. Short francs
held around 5.l9& less 1872 and short reichsmarks
at 94as. Sixty-day sterling was comparatively
frrner than the OF the market, owing to the
easier London discount. Actual closing rates fol-
low:
Sterling ............ 1885 4s4%G4s5 4sO1q4sI
Francs ........ 5.lsA. '5.1e&G G51gS 522IhGta II.
Reichsmarks 9ts. 94ssQ94 11-l6 a3a. a94
Cuiiders. ........... 40d40 1-16 3Jas a39a.
lie.
Bankers posted rates were as follows:
Sixty days. Demand.
eterins ...............-.-........ Aslm Ase
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
NEW RAILROAD LINE INTO Troy.
Extension cf New York, New Haven 6
Hartford System Expected.
fBy TeIegraph % "a Trlhnne. l

A Hartford Railroad through its holding company
,hs Consolidated. is expected enter this city
Tire Consolidated IS now building a trolley line
frorf NORTH Adams Mass, TO Bennington VT
ard the admissions OF George E. Green OF Hoo
sscf Falls president Of the Bennington q Hoosick
Valley, Railway: indicate that his road has passed
will into the control the New Haven
Tn. Ecss. Y Valley road runs from Bennington
20 Eoosick Falls and has right of way from
Hoos.ck Falls 10 Troy, paralleling the Boston &
<Iaine. An extension from fiocsick Fails to Cam
ha1dao II also planned.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

:.
At the annual meeting Of stockholders of the Ma
taonal Park Bank. held this day
Broad way the following unanimously
the ensuing
Joseph T Moore r. ADpleton
StuyNesant Fish. John Jacob Astor.
George S. Hart George Fred'k Victor
Charles Scribner, Cornelius Vaudertilt
Ecwafd = Hoyt Isaac GugEenheim.
W Eockhii Potts. John +. Borne.
August Belmont. Lewis
Richard DelafeId. Gilbert @. Thorne
John g Mckeon.
and Inspectors OF Election, I.
eric p. Moore. and Clayton Rockhil
~ the first meeting Of the new Board Mr.. Richard
DeisHeid was elected President. Messrs Gilbert a
I.horrs. 1ohn = Nckeon ana John 9. Van Gear were
elected Vce-fTesidenIs. all unanimously Maurice II
Ever appointed Cashier. William q
Jones. Frederick O. William A. Main were
appointed Assistant Cashiers
MAURICE II. EVER Cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED BY r. 1. Day & Co. No Nassau stree,
Jan. I. Jan. y Jan. q Jan
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Week ended Jun !sS7 ss,o a9sso.o % sssS
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NEW YORK CENTRAL 81 HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Financial Elections.

OFFICE OF THE
METROPoLITAN TRTST COMPANY
OF THE CGTy OF NEW YORK
- Wall Steer.
Notice IS hereby given tla- meeting of
holders Of this Company for Of
Directors Will be held the Office COMPANY
wall in Cits York at twelve O'Clock
the sixteenth day of January. 1897 The
Transfer Books wih be closed at three O'clock p NJ.
January 9Th 1907. and VIII remain closed until
O'clock 4. NJ January I7th. 1907
Dated. New York. January ID. 1907
JACOB { KITNFK Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
Diuidend Notices.
United Copper Company.

The United Copper Company having set
for the payment Of the
regular dividends preferred stock during the year
1907 $500 oo0), have declared from the profits Of the
company regular quarterly dividend of z per and
dividend Of i per cent the COMMON stock
tviz. $751; 50 payable January 90 1907 70 stockholders
OF business January is. 1907. The
Of the company close for the pay
dividend O'Clock p January l6, 1907
and 10 o'clock a. m January 81. 1907.
Stanley Clifford. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

Closing prices of active bonds dealt in with
net changes follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

sUnlisted. TEX dividend.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-21

promoters and generous dividends
for capital emplo Dyed either in found
ing or continuing an honest business,
are the factors necessary for success
Iful corporate activity and therefore
for generally prosperous business
conditions.
ss5zss AAll these are compatible with fair
dealing as between man and man
and the rigid elegance Of the law.
Our aim is to help every honest
man. every honest corporation and
our policy means in its ultimate an
alysis healthy and prosperous ex-
pansion OF, business activities Of hon
est business men and honest eorpor-
atoms. !"
In dealing with those who offend
view announced from time to time
commerce laws the department OF
Justice has to encounter many and
great difficulties Often men who
\ have been guilty Of violating these
laws have really acted in criminal
fashion, and if possible should be
proceeded against criminally and
therefore it is advisable that there
should be a clause in these laws pro,
viding for such criminal action, and
for punishment by imprisonment as
we'll as by fine. But, as is wei
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-21

His Speech Puhcm President Roosevelt Administrations
and Corporations Poor Says Determine Rule
Few Ruthless Men Who Are Hid Behind hgslNms CHMe Mgiam

4 have said as to desirable and unde-7
sirable citizens remain true
The day was noteworthy in the
history Of Cape Cod. The monu-
ment, which will rise to a height of
$50 feet, will commemorate the
first landing Of the Pilgrims on Am,
erican soil, their six weeks explo-
ration of Cape Cod bay in search of
an abiding place, and the signing of
the famous compact on board the
NARROWER as she lay at anchor in
this narbor. s5ss ga
Ten thousand people were crowd.
ed in the little town today and had
every oppo ts:lnity III sest he presi-
dent. At least one-third of them
heard his remarks. AT the conclu-
sion of the first part of the exercises
on the hill, which included, besides
President Rooseyelt's speech, address
SEES by James Bryce, the British am
bassador, United States Senator Har-
ry Cabot Lodge and Congressman
!, William G. Lowering, the Masonic
1 ritual III connection with the having
/ of the corner stone of the monument
was carried out, g. Albert Blake OF
Boston, grand master of Massachu
sets, performed the ceremony, and
/ William b. Lawrence Of Medford
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-21
WILL. FIGHT
Ffisco's Ffisky Police Can
missiOnefs Refuse CON-
ing by New Mayor
Propose to Hold Their Jobs
Protected By Chief Di.
mans Policemen

San Francisco, Aug. 29.-Mayor
Taylor tonight began the cleansing OF
the municipal departments by sending
a notification of their removal from
office to four Of the police commission
ers. The communication scored the
commission for failure to remove
Chief of Police Oman, who Mayor
Taylor said, had been indicted and was
lacking in character. 49,.
4 The commissioners, after a secret
conference, announced that they would
not recognize any power except the
courts. It is understood they will re-
sist any attempt to eject them OF, to
take possession of the records by an
appeal to Chief Oman and his blue
coats. .s.a., .#. ss5s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-21

stock exchange the d urbance has
been particularly severe.
:. = i. Il: :. :: Z. y. I. !. s : i. i.
Most of sit is believed to be :.
s due to matters not particularly !.
confined to the United States $
= and to matters wholly uncon- $
= nected with any governmental i.
: action, but it may we'll be that =
= the determination Of the gov 4.
ernmen in which, gentl emen, it i.
= will not aver, to punish GER i.
: tain malefactors Of great wealth I.
8 has been responsible for some 4.
4. thing OF the troubles at least to :.
- the extent OF having caused those !.
= men to combine to bring about :.
as much financial stress as they :,
possibly can in order to dis {,
: credit the policy OF the govern /:
!. Inent and thereby to secure a I.
!: reversal of that policy so that !:
8 they may enjoy the fruits Of !.
:. their evil doings. j.
=. !. - 4 i. 1. n IL. .. :. = = = i.
# That they have misled many good
people into believing that there
should be such reversal Of policy is
possible. If 50 / am sorry, but II
will not alter my attitude that. lfb.
era, but honest profit for legitimate
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-21

known, in a criminal action the law
IS strictly construed in favor Of the.
defendant, and in our country, at
least, both Judge and jury are far
more inclined to consider his rights
than they are the interests of the
general public; while in addition 1T
lis always true that mans general
practices may be SO bad that civil
action will lie when it may not be
possible to convict him of any one
criminal act. There is unfortunately
a certain number of our fellow-coun-
trymen who seem to accept the view
that unless man can be proved gsil-
ssty of some particular crime he shall
be counted good citizen, no matter
how infamous the life he has led,
no matter how pernicious his doc
trines or his practices. This is the
view announced from time to time
with clamorous insistence, now by a
group of predatory capitalists, now
by group of sinister anarchistic
leaders and agitators, whenever a
special champion of either class, no
matter how evil his general life, is
acquitted of some one specific crime ne
Such view is wicked whether appli.
ed to capitalists or labor leader, to
rich man or poor man, and all that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-21
In Full Swing in Cuba BE-
cause Natives Neglected
Precautions
Governor MagOOn Says Fever
Cannot Be Eradieated
This Season

Washington Aug 20-The war de-
partment today made public long
cabled report from Gov. Mageon 81
Cuba, which startled the medical Of
ficers, showing as it does that in the
short period since the with drawal of
the American government Of inter
vention and the re-assunaption OF the
American government by the Cuban
army of qualification there had been
"a woeful neglect OF sanitary precau-
.tion and an almost complete disre-
gard Of the. treaty obligations under
which the Palma government was to
Keep the island healthy so that it
should not bea a source Of Infection
to the United States and other couns
tries.
Ell The governors report also diselos4
es that the yellow fever in this last
outbreak has not been confined to
the hospital corps, but has extended
to other soldiers. He Also indicates
that the evil sanitary conditions
cannot be cured this year. IN spite
of the most vigorous efforts py the.
American authorities, ia which It alp.
pears they received little SD port
from native Cuban phys ieians
The report says there are three.
cases Of fever in town exclusive Of
soldiers, Twelve soldiers contract,