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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
GENERAL OTIS IS ARRESTED FOR LIBEL
DYNAMITERS USED THE NAMES OF MINERS
CARRIED EXPLOSIVE SOUTH IN AN AUTOMOBILE

leader of the made the purchase. The
Morris was taken presumably from associate of
Brysons in mining Harry Morris. Another miner
in the vicinity is Leonard
To-day we learned Bryson that he did not make
any purchases dynamite and that therefore the
bought the using his name While we had
travelling under assumed
conversation confirmed the fact Bryson
exceedingly angry, and when the situation
planned o eager to catch the men as
of
the meantime, Detectives Home and Jones of Los
Angeles gone UP Auburn if dynanliting
stumps there and discovered that the
by trio in buying the dynamite
false from start to finish.
confirmation Of beliefs left with clear
ground upon work We knew without the
that the dynamite which blew up the
Times building Giant. Cal
Our next step was discover wha, become of
the launch in which it loaded Upon finding it and
learning description of the who hired it
exactly the dynamite.
investigation began widen Late this afternoon
information that leads to believe that the
automobile Just what this Information
is can present but it sufficient for
action. telegraphed to Los Angeles
that end and at the same time
men started out from Francisco These are now
working every inch the road. In addition
having every seaport investigated in case at pt or
the Journey the took to the water.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
STOP WATCH CLUB
ARRESTS AUTOIS7

OAKLAND Oct. Edward 1. de
Laveaga. a capitalist of San Francisco,
who lives in Contra Costa county, was
arrested by Patrolmen Flynn and
Keefe of the flying squadron this after
noon for speeding his automobile along
Claremont avenue. Residents in Clare
mont avenue had complained against
De Laveaga for fast driving. One
beliigerent citizen had procured heavy
scantlings to hurl at the automobile
driver.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05

the launch did not accompany the pow
der to Los Angeles From the de-
scriptions which We have OF the men
and their movements. I think that it is
only a matter of time before we will
land them"
Tomorrow launch will be engaged
and the authorities will seek to trace
the men from the time they left the
Miramar until they returned the launch
to Burrows.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
Navy Orders

WASHINGTON, Oct. Navy orders: Rear
Admiral G. B. Harber has been detached from
dnty as commander in chief of the Pacific fleet
and ordered home to await orders.
Rear Admiral E. B. Barry has been ordered
to duty as commander in chief of the Pacific
feet.
Rear Admiral c. Thomas has been detached
from duty In the navy department, Washing
ton D. C. and ordered to command of the
second division of the Pacific feet.
AS rule. the woman who knows ex-
actly how to manage husband never
has an opportunity to demonstrate her
theories.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
MRS. HELEN D. LLOYD,
AGED 90, DROPS DEAD

BERKELEY, Oct. 4.-Mrs. Helen D.
Lord. aged so years, and for several
wears a resident of this city with her
son, dropped dead at her home, 30ol
Benvenue avenue, this afternoon. Death
was probably due to heart. failure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05

A putty knife with a reservoir in the
handle from which putty can be
squeezed by pressing button has been
invented as a time saver for GLACIERS
hv Minnesota man.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-05
Ga. Bills Reduced

And your gas service taken care Of
for a small monthly charge. Gas Con-
sumers' Assn. 467 OFarrel ST.. phone
Franklin III
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

lures has spread rapidly during
the past two days. IL viii continue to
bread and will be the means OF bar
i:nc the pictures from hundreds OF
cities and towns, because II viii be
cpposod by few. il any. decent, law
abiding people.
Many communities throughout the
country. North and South. already
have been disgraced by race riots
following the fight itself. Newport
News. fortunately, has had no such
trouble. and is not likely to have any,
But the feeling between the races
here or in other communities. we'll
,rdered or otherwise, would not be
improved by the showing of these
pictures. The passions OF both
races would be excited by the sight
OF a big negro mercilessly thrashing
a still bigger man. and the pictures
viii be more liable to create dis
tnrbanoes in the places they are
shown than the mere news OF the
,ght itself. For this reason. we be
lieve. the mayor OF a town or city is.
getting within the authority given
him by law when he gives notice di-
rectly to the theater managers that
he does not propose to have the pic
lures shown. If the mayor is not will
ing to assume the responsibility. we
Lelieve the chief of police could upon
his own authority instruct the men
OF his department 70 suppress the
pictures
Aside from the phase of the situa
tion which makes police precautionary
measures an imperative necessity
there are good reasons why the bet
ter citizens should bring influence to|
bear upon the tbeater homogeneous
to prevent the fight pictures being
booked for display here. A large
majority of the patrons Of the local
moving picture theaters are women
and children Mothers and girls ano
Toys from families of every class are
to be found in these places pdurins
the Afternoon and evenings. II would
he bad enough for grown men to wit
ness reproduction of the Reno
spectacle; surely no respectable mar
wants his wife and children to BE- il
a thcater when it is shown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Prosecution propned-

Rf'HMCND. VA. July 6-Thc c1St
Of The Commonwealth against Sidney
HutzleI was uolle pressed in the CIR
cult Court OF Henrico county Wedncs
G5v morning. Judge Scott entered the
order when Commonwealth Attorney
Julian Gam explained TO the court
that the prOsecutrix had gone aWas
and could not b. found Hutzicr va.
indicted by the grand jury In jana
AIRY and the case has been contiugss
ever since pending The return % ~,
plaintiff 10 Wa charged IN shc N
dicimcrt thet Huizler broke and cu
tered the house OF " liam Herr an,
attempted 20 enter the fcom Of Airs
Alice Herr The date ~ the aiiegc,
act was October > 1879
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
LOCAL ELKS LEAVE
TONIGHT FOR CONVENTION
Quite a Number of the Horned Men
Will CO to Detroit and Stop Also
in Atlantic City.

Quite a number OF the members OF
Hampton Ledge. No. $50, b. p. o.
Eiks. VII leave this evening for De
troit, Mich. where the go TO attend
the annual convention OF the Grand
Lodge OF Elks. The local Elks Will
first 60 to Baltimore, then to Buffa-
% and Niagara Falls and taen 20 tine
convention city.
The trip VIII consume about two
week.. In the party will be David
Frankel. W J. House, {. W. Cox,
James Mitchell. a. L. Wyatt Marvin
BlcxOm, Thomas Dixon. Tyler Law
son, Sherwood Jones and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Fralcy, while Sol Peyser,
of Newport News. and Capt. C. v
Frances. Of the National Soldiers
Home. will also be v tn the local con
tug-ut
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
A FOURTH NEARER SANE.

Press reports from all parts OF the
country show that the Campaign wag
ed for Sane Fourth of July" has
rot been in vain. There was a mark
Cd decrease in the number OF acci.
dents every where this year. In New
York not single fatality among cele
orators has been reported. Probabl!
this cannot be said of any New YOrL
ourth of July for the past quarter
OF a century. Mayor Gaynor's order
against the sale OF fire works is
Largely responsible for this record, a
the mayor of other cities will do wei.
to remember when another year has
rolled around
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Asks for Iniuncticn-

RICHMOND. VA. July e-A w
Patterson. a. attorney Ter hlH a 10
On property owners along the NE oi
thc v.ad1ci being constructed by the
Richmond and Henrico Railway Com
paUy. this afternoon made application
20 Judgc John n. ingram. Of thc law
and CO. y court; ior an order re-
siraiuiug thc compan, from further
pursuing the construction work on tns
v duct until his clients have been
compensated Toy aIie~cd dgmaxcs ;-
their property
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
HAMPTON FIRM LOWEST
CIDDER ON COURTHOUSE
Supervisors Open the Bids, But viii
Not Award the Contract Until
Tomorrow Morning.

After opening the bids of the ad-
dit on 10 the courthouse yesterday
morning, the board OF supervisors OF
Eliza beth Iity county, adjourned until
tomorrow morning, when the contract
will be awarded.
As Messrs. r. II. Richardson & Son
re the lowest dGers it is consider
ed practically certain that that firm
will receive the contract. but the sup
ervisors desire to make some slight
changes in the plans
The bidders and Their bids follow:
K. II. Richardson & Son. $5,532; {. T.
Holtzclsw. S6.579: ]. II. Crimson, So
1877 Alexander Weston. $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
New York Money.

NTW YORK. July 6-Money on call
steady. 2Ha27s. ruling rate, pa
closing bid "a offered al "a Time
losns. 81 days 3itatk per cent and
n nety days 5izag4 Six months i%sa
> per cen..
C.Cse. Prime mercantile paper -.
to per cent. sterling exchange
steady a. a recovery with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 4SS.6oa3SS.se
for sixty day bills and q. $500 ioi
demand. Commercial bills fS5aiS51z
Bar silver $50. Mexican dollars, II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
TIE INDEX APPEAL.

The Daily Press tenders congratu
latiOns and best wishes 20 The Peter
burg lndex-Appeal upon its iorty-hflt
ann vcrsary. During the forty fvt
years Of its existence. the IndeX-Ap
peal has been a force for good n
Virginia, and. unde. its veteran ediio
and owner. r. T. Barham. its editoria
page long has been regarded as enc o
the strongest in the State
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, July 6.-ln stampede
at the close today short sellers excited
by an unfounded rumor that sales OF
wheat for export had been made az
Winnipeg bid mp prices here y TO "a
cents shove last nights figures. Other
grain made a struggling finish. corn
at 4 cent advance 70 sag cent de-
cline. oats a shade on TO "A cent
gain. Last sales OF hog products
showed losses OF ~ to 271a cents
Articles. open. High. Low. Close.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
NapoIcons Git

1as- ~ the unconquersble. ncvcr-ssy
dc kind. thC kind that YOU need mos'
4hcu you have a bad cold cough OF
lung disease Suypuse trocaes. cogri
-yrups. cod liver oil OF doctors havs
al failed. don't lose heart or hope.
take Dr. King New Discovery. SAT
.sfaciion is guaranteed when used foi
ny throat or lung trouble. u has
saved thousands of hopeless sufferer
"a masters stubborn colds. obstinate
coughs. hcmorrhsgcf ia zripr
GROUP. asthma. hay fever and whoor
ng cough and is the most safe and
certain remedy ;oT az bronchial a.
frciious. -oc. 800. Trial bottle fire.
90 al druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

WINDSOR. y TO- JAY G-The
Democrats Etrtic county a. ihcir
conTcriior pa scd rcsoiufiors cnirrs-
INK Joseph " Foik of Missouri. Or
president The tact nav not hc known
that Rev Herrv r Foik. or Tcnncs
SOC. fsfhcr o. Governor rcft. vas a
native % Berthe COUNTY. leaving here
when be vas twenty one years CD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
REAL INVESTIGATION IN ORDER.

REAL INVESTIGATION IN ORDER
In connect on with the rumor tha'
when the new board of visitors OF the
virginia p H. technic Institute meets
next saturday President Barrinser
will recommend some changes in the
faculty the Norfolk Virg ni2n-Pllot
pertinently suggests that inste"d VI
dropping members of the faculty at
the presidents request, the Visitor Is
would do well to institute a real III
curry into the question of whether OF
not DR.. BSrringer is proper person
to be at the head of this, one of the
states most important educ tional n
etitutions.
The virginian. Pilot says.
The so-called investigation OF sew
eral months ago was not of charac-
tep 20 satisfy the public m nd that the
critics of the Barringer administrator
were without warrant for the com
plants they brought. Testimony was
excluded which ought 20 have been
admitted. and the exculpatory verdict
of a majority ofs the board was 100
emphatic for the reasons adduced'
Certainly no such state OF ana'rs vs.
developed as TO the management OF
the Institution as would justify the re
moyal OF any present member OF the
faculty fer the mere reason inst ne
had not approved all the acts OF It's
head. We rather think that more
searching inquiry into the AFFAIRS OF
the V. p. should be had before II
can be Justly decided that the re-
curing troubles have not their source
in scme lack OF executive quallhca-
tons in President Barrinser.
The act on of the board OF visitors
upon the charges preferred egains;
DIT. Barringcr WIS just about as con
vincing as the Lodge report upon the
high cost of living. II was apparent
from the beginning oil the ~so-called
investigation" that the pr me object
If the m,icritv of the board was 20
get rid Of the charges ard squeich
Lawrence P,iddy. no matter what
facts might be revealed in spite of the
bars put up by the toard. Reports Of
the proceedings showed that mos; OF
the members paid scant attention 70
che evidence introduced, and waited
iupatiently for the anish with only
one thought in mind-that Barringer
was TO be sus, ned and generated
and his. assailants disconnected.
Srrely a rel Investigation is in or
der. The confidence Of the people IN
tbs school attended by boys from
every section OF the Commonw salth
has been destroyed and unless the
new board deals with the situation
wisely and firmly the institution Will
decline. II il Is c.tsbl shed in a real
properly conducted Investigation that
DR.. Harrsngcr has been maligued and
that in f-ct he + wen ffted 20 &C
cu9y The position he holds. then q
pruning % the faculty certainly vi
be IN order There has been too muca
emoke a. Blacksburg during the pas'
sur years for no are And 81 IS hiVr
tine that the visitors ioca'ed AMI TX
finguished the cause of the smoke.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

The councils notice TO the paving
company viii! come none too soon. Tn,
asphalt on Washington avenue ano
Twenty-tfth street has proven TO b,
q splendid pavement and has wori
well. but the necessity for repairs be
fore tn expiration Of the ten year guar
bItes period. which is at hand. j.
obvious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
PRIZE FIGHT PICTURES NOT
WANTED HERE.

IL IS 10 b. hoped hat the mayor o.
every city and to~n IN the Common
wealth viii act In accordance with
;ae suggestion Of Governor Mann
and prohibit the display 81 moving
LECTURE reproductions q fhe John
son-Jenries prize aght within Ais
Jurisdiction. The movement Tor
the Suppression II these PIC
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

While a. sisting in unloading a bar
rel at the iCabeli Pharmacy We to-day
afternoon. Rol.nd d. Geek. the 'oc'l
ball twirier. narrowly escaped a eer.-
Cus accident The barrel slipped and
rolled upon Mr.. Cocks leg. which
was mashed. bat fortunately no bones
we're broken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Juiy s-Th'
condition ol fhs t-cssury a. the b.
ziru.ar al busial 5 today was IS ioi
ious.
Trust Fg11--
Cod corn. sSss nss.sS9
silver dollar sssu.4l4oor.
silver dollars o. 1890. $7.sessoop-
silver cert fcat,s cuf standing. $500.
40 1Ha
General Fund
Standard silver doIl1rs IN genera
furd. gf.4is.ss1
Crrr.rf lafLfcs. Ss5.ssf3fS.
Work.ne ba'alcc in trcafury OF
Secs. gfl.2a5.Sl2
in bank fo credit ~ trf surcr I"
the Tinted stats. sz5SsioSe.
Srhsiillry silver coin si94-s.lsS.
uirrf eoir $50 SIS
Total balance in rcucrai fund. siof.
IgI1.zoz.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. July Spot cotton
closed quiet 10 points lower. Md
ding rplands 1875; middling sllt
1850 sales, 100 bales. Cotton fu-
lures opened steady and closed barely
steady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
ssl,imcre Gran Market.

BALTIMORE July 6.-WHEAT-
Nominal Spot contract s5k. south
crn or grade. ssI96.
CORN-cgici spot s2ik
OATS-Firm No white. f5'za
ls-s. 70. naked. 4fa44iz.
RYrs-Dun: No western domcs
&c. 7sa7s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

Permanently cured by TisIT. Jhous-
8na. have actu cured wty nof fou p
TISfr b. sid with a rnOucy.back ru1r
anicc b. al drsr~isis. 4ULL-s CUT
RATE DKJG SfOHE. or direct from
ysMIS COMPANY. Washington. y.
G. Large box 11SIr. foc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
VIII sail Tor wet indies.

The hatfieskip EeIaware. which
a. been in Eimpton Roads for sever
Al DAYS. i sail saturday morning ioT
- Thomas. In the West Indies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Cook Win Gas

Jus, Try c. D. 5. sDeeu:.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
SMALLER INSTITUTIONS
M0RTAGE BURDE NED
;ntimation That Reports to Comp
troller viii Not Show Expected I'M
provement in Credit Position a
Disturbing Factor-Decline in
Wheat and Corn.


NEW YORK, July D. mere Was 4
disposition TO-DAY IN the financial dis
trict TO turn to the banking and
financial position for explanation OF
the action OF the stock market. 10
the partial eclipse OF other causes
lately preferred, such as the railroad
policy OF the government, delayed in
terpratiOn OF the sherman law and
crop prospects.
The prominence given TO the bank
ing situation grew out Of the publish
ed expressions of some Of the dis
tinguished banking authorities OF the
Interior regarding the farm land
speculation and the consequences to
be apprehended from il. There is com
plant that the smaller banks are still
iurdened with mortgages and with
farmers paper instead of the usual
Investments in commercial paper.
which serve as a secondary reserve
while their balances III the reserve
banks are below normal Such a posi-
ION indicates that the crop moving
requirements will have TO be met TO
D., larger extent than usual by call
ng on the larger banking centers for
accommodation.
Disturbing Effect.
The intimation that the reports
low being sent 10 the controller, but
not vet in shape for tabulation will
not show the expected improvement
n the credit position had a disturb
ny effect on sentiment and was 4
large factor in the early crash of
prices today. Some few stocks then
tell To below last weeks low levels
nus establishing them at the lowest
tor the year
The importance attached 10 the
prospective money condition left senti-
ment ready TO he easily influenced by
he reports that gold had been en-
Gagged in London for shipment to
New York. The violent recovery in
stocks was the result. The decline in
wheat and corn helped stocks. the
strong rally in wheat on unfavorahls
weather predictions in the spying
wheat region helping to unsettle The
rally a the last. The early severe de-
Lines were more than recovered how
Yer and general not gains were re-
aimed at their closing
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales.
iar value $2.07l.0oo. UnUed States
.onds were unchanged on call.
Total sales for the day. $4,000
mares. including Amaieamated Cop
,er. 800: Sugar. 2s00; \. &. l..
POO; c. x O.. l0.200: L. 4 y. 319o;
y. < w 4oe; Reading. lSi.0eo- Sloss
'heiiield. Ice; Southern Pacific. Al
90; Southern Railway. 3.1V0; pd-.
10: Union Pacific. l27.5oo: United
States Steel. go coo; Virginia Caro-
lin. Nb.v,f.1I > yun
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

ehcesVs. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

lort Rihs. per 100 lbs

July ... 1861 12.671s 12.37l9 l2.40
Sept. e. l217la 12.22i2 l1.9212 200
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial Rooms. Bel! Phone NO. -
Business Office, Bell Phone no. lel !
Citizens Phone NO. $3.50. .....lel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-06
$4,000 DAMAGE
DONE BY FIRE
LAST NIGHT

Quick work by the fire depart
men prevented the destruction OF
the old Waldorf hotel building on
Pacific avenue and Commerce
street between Seventh and Ninth
last night after 1t had gotten a
good start and done $4,000 dam
age, mostly to the Crown Press.
The blaze was started. 1t is sup
posed. by some one dropping a
cigaret or cigar stub into some old
paper at the Crown Press office.
The printing shop was practical
ly put out Of business. The IRE
burned through into the Waldorf
hotel, but was put out by the de-
partment before it did much dam
age. The BARRIERS Supply house
on Pacific avenue was damaged
some by water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-06
DELAY IN NEW
POST OFFICE

The delay in the arrival of
electric fixtures for the new post
office building will cause some de-
lay possibly in the moving of the
department but it is expected to
be all finished up in another week
or ten days. Before 1t is occu-
pied there will be a big house
warming and reception for the
public when everybody will be in
vited to go through.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-06

most region of her left lung she
had a desire to consume cigaret
and whispered her longing to "Pin-
chic" To the dismay Of the min
lister, not a coffin nail could be
flushed; not one of the guests had
the makings. Not a grain could
be gathered by "scrapings." There
was not even butt to be shot.
Wasn't 1t terrible!
Hereafter 1t would be a good
plan for the queen to carry her
corncob pipe or a bunch of stogies
when she goes to reception.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-06

One of the ablest of single tax
ers" is, undoubtedly, Chas. Fred
erick Adams, New York lawyer
and member of the famous Cou-
dert Brothers law Arm. He had
been interested in the subject ten
years before Henry George pub
lished his Progress and Poverty"
and his earliest printed expression
on 1t appeared in 1878, under the
title, Land and the People"
1t was then that he wrote:
There is really no reason why
land. which is absolutely needed
by all, directly and indirectly. and
which is the natural gift of God to
the human race, should be allow
ed to become private property,
instead Of having the rent of 1t
applied for the benefit of the en-
tire people"
In addition to his legal work
Adams finds time to lecture for
the Henry George association.
Among the subjects he handles
are: Must Wages Be the Peo-
pies Only Income?" Social Par
asites," Rent, Interest and
Wages" Government by Judges. -
and "The Things that Be Gaze
sar's."
He is said to be the most
unique legal practitioner In New
York. He refuses to have any.
thing to do with a case IL Its
morals are repugnant to his
scruples Of conscience, or IL the
Law for his side seems to him to
be what lawyers call dad law"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-06
AT THE TACOMA.
Henrietta Crosman Tonight.

Henrietta Crosman will appear
at the Tacoma tonight in Anti
Matrimony." Miss Crosman is one
of the leading actresses on the
stage and she is said to be at her
very best In this new comedy.
"Anti-Matrimony," though full
OF laughter and semi-farcical SIT
uations, breathes of human inter-
est and wholesome Americanism
and directs the shaft of brilliant
satire at imported fads and doc
trines espoused by long-haired
men and short-haired women.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-06
RIOTS In
RUSSIA

tBy United Press Leased wire.)
ST. PETERSBURG, July s.
Riots are breaking out throughout
southwestern Russia as a result of
attempts by the authorities to en-
force the sanitary laws. The
plague is spreading fast.