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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

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cien burh Bortu9ol brduit cine Wsas
bes Qntclericalismus, Ger ieinsn Qne
trieb pie cer iebt in Spanien 6eieste,
am fran30Hfhm 9eiipel fano. Die
StubenienI@oFt, bic d6nlid Der ruff
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gefinnt. 8ieIe opnonisieinblids
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lit uH6 ei1e Organization ntr Qoge.
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caniifen Nubler ods Qano d5ilireno
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ni6t msbr Fter. 9is Reeieruml plant
biz Gitiotur. ipenn bic rspu6licaniIhsn
umtris6e onbausrn. Die Gortss nDre
ben geihlphen, als bic Repu5i.onsr
renolutiondrs Jrsi5eitsrsbsn, unttr arr
gem 5pott ouf has n@otissgnaosns
t9um" bielten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

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Hannts gQutonomp 4d@. peIfr bic
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rotihuie u~nter6olten, nidt 3ar llAitrs
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ebsrits @sridi i'm briiiiftn Rtife
5~rinseH un0 Darf man auf BEN Aass
gang cieIss Salts sti2aunt isin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Jn effinsbam in 3aiHeis. q.
Soisp6 in MiHouri uno Bort Napns
in 5Hbiana, tagttn 4ufangs Der Uots
Sic bsrbanbs.en tatboliiten gsreius
osati6sr 3anse oisier Giaatsn. Bon
aasH orsi 5sHitdotsn trsifsu ermuns
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mus in i1rsm Siaais ben ls5eneistu
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fonsn fs 3eiiism. icncsrn 5botsn.
Wosgu bisit @snsral5srfammlungsn
in ssr 3ataufi bic i65ufsn ari4.s
sstiissn!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Tas rieTse aaiierreit China
3dbli gegsnpdrti8 Al Qpofolift. 0is
c0riatt, mooon 9 Bon 6ranciscantrn
ptrnaliet ntr0en, ndmli6 9er0s uno
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S6dnH, Roto 56enf, Gaoz6andn
unD Qor6-. 5ubs uno Cns6upt. Qls
len ueuen 9icariatsn isben 5rantiss
cdnsr6ifdSfs Dor. Inter ben 74.500.s
COO 6sibsn 3dbli man 140.955 9as
i5oliten. uno 63,466 anisfHmsuen in
2,346 G6riHsHgemsiHbsn; @irhtH uno
gapelen Tno 1923 o%or6anosn. 81
nirten bolel5a 100 turopSiits 5rans
rigconersQatres 78 einge6orsne 0iiis
TDndrs Dem Srosn be- 81. 1raneistus
uHo $50 Branciseanrinen. Stminare
ai6t e 13, Delfe bon 229 36giinsen
bsiuhi psrben. Sn Is gDassisn mere
ben 463 3osliHse Hn.egrifiet. 646
Ghuen 3dhlsn $3.50 SddlT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
Seccion Primera
Manuel Nunez Perez,
TercerO Interesado.

POR cUANTo: Manuel Ndfez Perez
vecino de Gales, por medic de su
Abogado Eduardo Acu1a Aybar ha
presentado en- eSta Corte una moclon
en- Ell executive que en- cobro de pesos
siguieran las parties arriba expresa-
DIS en- ell aflo 1888. ante el exiting gui-
do Tuzpado de / &C Instancia de San
Francisco, solicitando la cancellation
de un embargo trabado sobre tinca ;,
hoy de la propiedad del promovente
v entonces del demandadO Pedro
Martorell Faure, cuya fnca sc des-
cribe asl:
.'Rtistica: compuesta de 900 cuer-
das de terreno mas 8 menos, equiva-
lentes 4 aII7 hectareas, 81 areas y 20
centiareas, sta en- el barrlo de "Cla-
litos, lugar denominado "Tallotes,
destinada pastos, malezas y STEM
bras de cafe, colindante: por ell Norte,
con Cayetana Agosto y Maria Mon
serrate Garcia; por el Sur, con Joy y
Mayol Y Joaquin Rodriguez; por el
Este. con dicho Rodriguez y Jose
Garcia; y por ell Oeste, con la Suce-
sion de Andres Rodriguez y Bruno
Benitez.'
PoR TANTO: de orden del Honora
bic Don Pedro dc Audrey, Juez de
la Secci6n Primera de la Corte de
este Distrito Judicial de San Juan
Puerto Rico, Sc publica el presente
edicto por tres veces con intervalo de
I'm dia entire una y otra publication,
citando 4 las parties Ell este juic1o
Claudio G. Saenz y Compa1lla Ell IL
quidaci6n, y Pedro Martorell Faure,
dema ndante y demandado respectlva-
mente, con el fin de que comparezcan
81 les co1viniere dertro de ounce
dias, contar desde Ia publication
del li1timo edicto, alegar 10 condu-
cente en- oposicion dicha moci6n.
Extendido bajo mi frma y sello de
esta Core, hoy dia IS de Febrero de
10o7.-A. Marin MariGn, Secretarlo
auxiliar. ;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
EDICTO
IN La CORTB DIN DNTRlTO
DEL DlSTRlTO JUDICIAL Din HUMACAo, Pr
Estados Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente }SS.
de los Estados Unidos.
Ex-PARTE,
Jose Agustin Carreras.
SOBRE DOMINIC DE FINCA URBANA
HDICTO
sOBRE DOMINIC DE FINCA URBANA

PoR CUANTo, Jose Agustfn Carre-
ras, casado con Maria Lorenza Rests,
mayor de edad y vecino de Fajardo,
ha promovido ante esta Corte, ,ln ex-
pediente para que Sc declare ell do
mimic de la siguiente fnca:
'tUrbana: Casa situada en- ell po-
blado de la Ceiba, del termino muni-
cipal de Fajardo, construida de ma
deras del pals y extranjeras, techada
de tejas de barro y zinc, midiendo
once y media varas de frente, por sic
te y media de fondo, con una galeria
anexa de seis varas de largo por cua-
tro de ancho, y el solar en- que esta
edihcada mlde veinte seis varas de
frente y de fondo treinta y cinco va
ras por Ia parte Norte del solar, trein-
ia y cinco varas por el lado opuesto
al frente 8 sea al Este y diez sictc
varas en- Ia parte del Sur sea Ia de
recha entrando: es de advertir, cue
en- Ell angulo que forma Ell frente con
este lado del Sur, existe, fernando
Tin rectangulo, I'm solar perteneciente
4 Luis Rivera, de nueve varas por
dlez y ocho de fondo. Colinda e1 So
lar y casa, objeto de este expediente,
por su derecha, entrando con solar de
Luis Rivera, antes eXpresado, en- el
que sc halla con struida una casa de
MADEIRA y ademas con fnca de Daniel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
M. MARTINEZ BARRIONUEVO

asi; haabase en- uno de aqueos grandes periodos de
anlquilamiento que Octavio VIC nunca; quedo q
muy sorprendido Ia habjtaci6n donde esuvo un da
con Fernando cuando esta hizo Feisa participe de
los exranos suenos one la hacan llorar.
No; espera, te marches-dijo Felisa trando
de la campana.
Aparecio doncella; lie pregunt6 Felisa por Sta
madre, contesto que hacia una media hora march6
casa de la sefiorta Isabel Cue tenfa una nina
enferma.
-Abre mas esa ventana d mama cuando VEN
ga que esta aquf e senorito Octavio.
Sc RETRO la doncella Octavio quel6 a extra
nandose de e mismo por las impresiones que senfa
hos los oos Fesa.
Estaba hermosa la vi6 habfala sor-
prenddo recordareis, tendida Ell sofa al in
corporarse en- aturdmiento, no acordo Felsa dc
tocado nj atavfo Den senco, certamene:
falda fnsma de lana chaquetia de seda
obscura; escape Ia mrada Investigators de Octa
vic un pie dminuo. nj Ell comienzo de una pierna de
curvatura al incorporarse quedarj senada en-
cao Felisa pies precosas zapatlas con que
tropezaron e sueo le parecio muy palida con una
palidez mate que tenfa mucho de cadaveca observe
una gran aureoa amoratada ojos una parte del
fno cabello castafo cafae bandas acaricando du-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
FIN DE UNA RAZA

perabase de vere, al pensar que aqud hombre frlo,
impasibe Tue e1 idolo de toda vida desde nez,
desde que tuvo de razon dede que comprendo que
Ia v1a de los humanos alimenta de afeccones Il
odios; le aba locura, Sc anna en- Ell mundo
una vez no mas, caracer como Ell
de Felisa apasionado impeuoso con aquellas temi-
bes axtudes aquelas grandes treguas que el organs
mo 1adeante pedfa al cerebro batallador.
Hacia mes medic 10 que lego Jacobo
era esperado aquella nsche; tarde de Mayo,
una tarde fria
Las cinco serian cuando entro Octavio en- casa de
do1a Paula; jba muy prevendo dispuesto todo; 81
Feisa no hababa queria hacerla hablar soucionando
10 todo de una vez 10 conociau ano paso sin que
le anuncasen no encontro dona Paula en- la habta-
c6n donde tena costumbre de vera.
Pensando que tai habran salido halo otra
puerta empui6 un POGO; oyo NADIA; entro. 80.
-; All Felisa .-exclamo de pronto, queriendo re-
tirarse.
Felisa esaba alK tendida el sofa como STEM
pre- in6v ell ruido de las pisadas dc Ocavio perdfa
sc en- la alfombra; veron al mismo tempo; Fellsa
Sc incorporo 81 do promo hub:ese llensdo el
asierto de clasos ercendidos; mostro confuDdida
averg, "a Ia CO que la hlbera Oltayio sUprendido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

Rivera; por la izquierda, con el cafio
"Palo de Payo' y por sus tondos con
terrenos de la hacienda ''Tolonesa"
de don Jorge Bird y Leon. Esta
fnca la viene poseyendo Juan Agus.
tin Carreras, quleta y pacltlcamente,
por haber adquirido el solar, hace
mas de siete aflos, por compra a don
Maxine Morales y la casa por haber-
la construldo sus expensas 10 ha-
biendo mediado titulo alguno inscri-
bible y no pesando sobre dicha finca
|carga real alguna.'
PoR TANTO, habiendo ordenado
Charles E. Foote, juez de esta homo
rable Corte, que Sc cite a los anterio-
res dueflos y que Sc publiquen edic-
tos por termino de sesenta dias, que
|empezaran q contarse desde ell pri-
nero en- que aparezca publicado este
edlc.o por tres veCes en- un periodi-
co de los de mayor circulacion de
San Juan de Puerto Rico citandO a
las personals ignoradas que Sc cream
con derecho sobre dicho inmue bic V
q todos aquellos quienes Sc pueda
perjudicar con la inscription "Domi-
MO solicitada, para que dentro de
dicho termino formulen oposicion,
previniendo 4 todos que pasado ell
.mismo y oida la prueba que ofrezca
el promovente Sc procedera sobre la
declaration de dominic, parando 4
todos los perjuicios de ley.
Extiendo el presente bajo mi fir
ma y sello de la Cortc en- Humacao
4 tres de Enero del ofIo de mil no.
vecientos siete. = Enrique Rincon
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
Noticias dIveTsas

El sargento Bithorn dc Carolina,
comunico aver tarde al Jefe Hamill.
que en- ell barrio "Canovanillas" arrest6
acompafiado del policia Garcia. 4 los
individuos Marcelino Soto, Jose Delga-
do, Pablo Pizarro, Bienvenido Rivera,
por haber acometido Victor Delgado
tiltimo herido de gravedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

Evangelista Olivera, Maria Cardona
y Enrique Moret, han salido EN- liber-
tad de la carcel del Distrito dc Ponce
por haber cumplido las sentencias i'm.
puestas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

El concierto dad9 p9r sl fepuiado
maestro Cortts On FL tcstfo aLa PeFla"
de Ponce, Sc nos informa que fn6 De
resultados esp.6adldos para 81 cps audi.
DO maestro = que en- brsvs dafa otro
en- la misma ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

En- la carcel de Aguadil.a han ia
gresado sufrir sentencia Pedro Coz
dero, por ell delito de hurto de menor
cuantia Y Francisco Ruiz por acomc-
timiento y aggression.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

Ha ingresado en- el: Preside Depar-
tamental el individuo Rogsho Jorge
Caider61. a suiur seis aa0s de arresto
Goa trabajos sorfsd0s por 40 delito
grave
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

Francisco Garcia NG,ez ha salido en-
libe tad de la carcel del Distrito de
Aguadilla por haber prestado fanza
en- e! sumerlo que Sc lie sigue por ell
supuesto delito d. robo cn cuadril,a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

FL precio de cada linea dc cdiCtos
judiciales publicadoS tres vccCs eh
el BoLETIN, vale solamcntc 5 ccntt
vos. Otras pubiicaciones cobran o.
yI5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

Ha sido conlenado sufrir cu.'..
mescs de carcel por ia Cor,e Maau
pal de Mayagiiez, el indiyiduo Fran.
cisco Diaz Montemuhino. p0r G.. del.,o
de hurto de menor cuantia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO Ea
UN OLA tome el LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININA
(Pastilas). FL botieario lie devovera el dnero
% cura. La Arma Do =. w. GROVE SO hasls es
sadA cajitA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

la sido uambrsdo miembfo cie In
Junta Esco'ar del pus bio De Rio Gran.
dc don Francisco Jimenez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

Se encuentfa ua poG0 mejor lie Ia
enfer nedsd que hacc dfaale rstlsnr ara
eana nuss'fo aH@go. don ARussln Musa
Marshal del JuHgado Municipal de esta
ciudpd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

HA saHH. pare ta fesldcncia ds
Ponce. dcspaee ds permanscer mia dfn
en- San Juan nuestro smtgo dou Fran-
co Oliver. deI ato- eemercio ds aaue
fla ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

Esta mafana ha entrado en- estr
puerto procedsnte Sc "a Gasifa. si va
por americana Caracas.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
ELEVEN YEARS A BISHOP
Anniversary of Right Rev. Henry Y.
Satterlee's Election Celebrated.
Hold Special Communion and Feast
of the AnmuncIntiOn-Bish
Tells of HIS Work Here.

The celebration of the eleventh anni-
versary of the conservation to the Epis-
copacy of Right Rev. Henry Yates
Satterlee. Bishop Of Washington, was
conducted quietly yesterday with a spe-
eial corporate communion service in the
bishops private chapel and the Feast OF
the Annunciation throughout the diocese.
Only a few intimate friends and mem
bers of the clergy were present at the
communion service. after which Bishop
Satterlee gave short address. dwelling
upon his devotion 10 his people and the
progress made by the different church
organizations during the past year. The
bishop said he was particularly gratified
over the fact that the plans for the
national cathedral were actually under
way in the hands OF the noted Gothic
architects, G. A. Bodley. r. A. of Eng
land. and Henry Vaughan, OF Boston.
pupil Of Bodley. The bishop laid en-
phasis on the fact that the cathedral work
had begun in the ministrations of the
cathedral chapters and staff.
Since his coming TO washington. Bishop
.Satterlee has been one Of the leading fig
4
communicate roll in the diocese has in
creased under his care, until it numbers
upward Of 1900, with nearly 100 churches
and chapels. having large corps of
clerical and lay assistants. He has
turned a great deal OF his attention to-
ward the advancement Of the diocesan
institutions. such as the Prisoners Aid
Society, Episcopal Eye. Ear. and Throat
Hospital. House Of Mercy. Bell Home,
and National Cathedral School for Girls.
Bishop Satteriee was born I'm New York
and was graduated from Columbia Uni
versity. in that city. after which he en-
tered the General Theological Seminary.
He was pastor in New York for a number
of years, and rector of Calvary Church.
New York City. for eighteen years, until
he was elected Bishop of washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
PUTER TRACES BRIBERY BILLS
Clears Away Seeming Tangle il
Binger Hermann Trial.
Tells Origin of Money Alleged to
Have Been Paid TO SEN
atOr Mitchell.

Further inquiry into the origin of the
two 1900 bills which s. A. ID. Puter testi-
fed TO having used to bribe Senator
Mitchell was made in the course of the
Binger Hermann trial yesterday. Puter
was again called 10 the stand. and under
questioning by United States Attorney
Baker the seeming tangle in which this
phase Of the case was left last week was
cleared away. The witness testified 10
having found a receipt in his pOcketboOk
by which he was enabled TO declare posi-
lively that he received the bills in ques-
ton at the Wisconsin National Bank. Nil
waukee. Wis, as the proceeds Of a land
deal with Charles Chaffee, Of Rhinelan-
der, WIS.
Stin more confederation OF this state
ment was secured when Mr.. Baker intro
duced in evidence a telegram from Mr..
.Chanee. dated Rhinelander. March "A,
1907 IN which the statement was made:
Paid 5000 S. A. d. Puter November 80,
1901, in draft Of First National Bank of
.Rhinelander on First National Bank NIL
waukee." A letter is on the way from
Mr. Chaffee giving additional details of
the transaction.
Former Commissioner Of the General
Land Ofice ". A. Richards, who was as
sstant commissioner during Mr. Her
manns tenure of Office. vas another wit
ness yesterday, and he testified TO having
met Puter By introduction from Senator
Mitchell. the Senator designating PUter
as a man upon whose word implicit re-
lance could be placed.
Mr. Richards testified that he passed
the Puter elairns in township Il south.
range east, TO patent"-and this state
menl settled another important point in
the tcial. because Puter had previously
testified both Senator Mitchell and Com
missioner Hermann had promised Her
mann would attend 10 the matter in per-
son.
Representative Francis Cushman. Of the
State Of Washington, appeared as a char
actsr witness for the defendant. and the
regular order of the trial was interrupted
to permit the defense TO place him on the
stand at this time. Mr. Cushman said
Mr. Hermann's reputation is good. very
good even down TO the present time.
Asked in cross-examinatiOn whether he
had not repeatedly expressed himself as
against the land-fraud prosecutions. Mr..
Cushman said he had taken the position
that it was not right to make 499 innocent
entrymen suffer because the Secretary of
the Interior desired to pursue one entry
man about whose claims there seemed to
be evidence Of fraud.
The proceedings yesterday carry the
Hermann trial into its seventh week.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z. s. Dept. Of Agriculture, Weather Burea'

T. 3 Dept 0f Agrlc1ltuTet weather Bureau,
Washington, Monday, March 3 l30l-s D. m
There has been general fal in pressure in the
Lake region and the central valleys with southeriy
winds and fair weather, and abncFmally high tem-
peratures therefore prevail the entire interior
portion Of the country as far west as the Rocky
Mountains, except in the Dakotss aud Montana.
where high pressure IS accompanied by temperatures
fran s to 2 degrees below the seasonal average
Along the Atlantic coast Temperatures are about
normal
There viii be snow Tuesday I'm the Northwestern
States, rain s0utiwaTd into Oklahoma, and rain or
snow in Utah, Wyoming. and Colorado There viii
the Upper Mississippi valleys and rain OF snow in
the northern and rain in the southern portion Of
the Upper Lake region. During Tuesday night OF
Wednesday the precipitation area viii probably tx
tend into the Calf States, the Ohio Valley and The
Lover Lake region. Local rains OF SHOWS VII also
continue west Of the Rocky Mountains.
It viii be colder Tuesday in the Middle slope
Central Rocky Mountain region. and the Missouri
and Upper Mississippi valleys. and warmer in the
Lower Lake region and the Atlantic States. It viii
be colder Wednesday in the Lake region and the
Ohio Valley
The winds along the New England coast wiz be
fresh southeTy: on the Middle Atlantic coast light
10 fresh southeast 70 south; the South Atlautic
coest fresh northeast 70 east the Gulf east
fresh scutherly and on lake Michigan variable bx-
coming northwest to north and fresh 10 brisk.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European parts
viii have fresh southeast to south winds, with fair
weather 10 the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
FAMILY sTTLL oN GuARD.
Fear Further Possibility of Attack
by Irate Husband.

Fully prepared for any attack which
might be made upon them. the male
members Of the family OF Mrs. Ma
thilda E. slumper. of 1888 C street
northeast, waited yesterday for Joseph
II. slumper, who was reported on Sun
day TO be on his way to this city with
the intention of killing his wife.
The policemen of the Ninth precinct
who acted as guard Sunday night
were taken away yesterday morning.
the police authorities being of the opin-
ion that no trouble would result The
regular patrolman of the beat and an
additional bicycle officer. however.
were instructed last night to pay spe-
cial attention to the house when max
Ing their rounds.
No further word concerning the man
was received at police headquarters
yesterday, and the authorities are at a
loss TO know where he has gone. Lieut..
Falvey. of the Ninth precinct station.
stated last night that he anticipated no
disturbance. and was sure that the oc-
cupants of the house were prepared TO
protect themselves until an officer
could get to the place
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
MEASLES ON GEORGIA.
Epidemic Prevents Battle Ship from,
Sailing for Cuba.

According to a report to the Navy De
partment from Capt. Richard G. Daven-
port, commander OF the new battle ship
Georgia. an outbreak of measles on that
vessel made it inadvisable for it to leave
Norfolk Saturday TO join the Atlantic
feet at Guantanamo in maneuvers and
target practice. The vessel will be de-
tanned several days till the spread of the
contagion is checked, it being feared that
a general epidemic among both sailors
and officers will result
Half a dozen cases are reported as
the result Of an outbreak which developed
on board a month ago. At that time sew
eral sailors We're stricken with the dis
ease while the vessel was lying IN the
Norfolk Navy Vary being fitted out TO
enter upon her regular duties. Before the
medical officers could check Il nearly
twenty cases had developed. By the first
OF last week, however, it was thought
that the danger Of an epidemic was
passed, and the vessel was sent to sea for
her fnal test Thursday the vessel re-
turned TO the Norfolk Navy Yard TO coal
and was to proceed to Guantanamo on
Sunday. The temperance of the mea-
sles, however, will delay the boat until
the medical officials are assured that
the disease is under control