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4 4 THE SUN SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1802

Horr IT VIKLS ro JMTB cnorFMA

A New Tork factor TtlU 1tI o trl-

Wndtr n Attack of the DIeaa e

Dr G1 A Romero of 148 TwentyelRhthstreet clalniB to tuvo curlal

twenty patientssafely throuah genuine ARlntlo-

cliolcrn nnl also has lilmfelf experienced thodisease In Its most sovcro form Ho Is ono or

the oMoNt physicians In this city IiaMnca-

prnctlco of ovor thirty yeltr4 stnmllnu In thiscommunity niul throiich Ills study and ob-

Borvntluns while In contact with tho diseasehliI moilo of ttreatment nnd emeriti Instruc-

tions

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nro of npcclil value und ilcnlllcunce-

DurlniT the jiMrl iU snld tlio Uoctor-

II nttcndcd nlMcvti patients BUffwrlnn withAilitlc cholorn Iomlocn of those woto In

rated In thlB city imd two n Clnclnnitl 0 Intlio IMII ton yonrs I hnvnsueco fully trented

fciurciiBcs rlulU In New York city I claim tintthor Is no Insoluble rule for the treatment of

a cholera patient So much depends uimii thephysical sliito of tlio subject that u Kkilfu-

llihyilclnn will vary tlio Itreatment to a urontoror less ilosree accortllnc to lib judKincnU-

IfI f ttrlckent vllhI tthe malady HOC u physl

chili nt Ii not nttempt to nlluy your

MllTerlncOICI

by homo doctorln Do not nllnw

yourself to horomollnlc lriklnlor on theother hand should you 1Ih lt IOIII

deemed necessary In mi omeruonev of thiskind 1aiulllatity bieciHcontimpt of death

nmUllfeiBiivi ll in other ox lie nnil n Wt

havo bucunio moro or less familiar with ro

torts from thu licit shipi down the bal thereIs Iorhalsl muchilaliuer of tlio spread of thellseare should It gain n foothold us front theluck nff HerloiiMiPSK with which niivny regnm

I IrOllrtlckot withtosymptoms

to tho noaiustot tthu

hospitalI whluxk to bainkontlHro-Amoiiutho

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methods by lelnsof which I hnje-Buccesslnllr treated s I s tlllowlnu drop ol carbolic aclil twoor ttliroo 010011 In rut Utt Iltgfl itt Iintervn ottwenty minute until the vuinltliiB is thuetkolThen endeavor to cheek tho dliirrlmal din

of ustrlncents Somotlinpsupreparation of opium or load too

An application 01 hot water bottle with toreVent rlsldltjr If the dlarr ma continues itnut1

ocomoH excessive administer oiioslxth ol agrain of mornhlno and 11JO of a hralnofi-itrophta IIn ttft eon mtnlnit of ohll tllleil I watermeanwhile Iloed ttiui patient with crockedjot continually to allay tho lover Sometimesa leetal Inieotlon of laudanum ami weakntnuililsi muff ulToctlvolUBruduiillystopiilnL-dlHrrluiul dl oharce

AUr havtni treated sixteen patientui StIO

ccRsfully In Itills manner I wus mssolf takendown with tho malady Jly nvrnptonin com-

menced¬

with rico wator discharge contlnutnt for houft I Then fullowcil unero crumpsaccompanied Iby Iprofn o vomltlnc I hocramps In mylvws and1 contractions of thou

muscles of tIle toothy wore ttomcthlnit ter-

rible¬

similar I Imacine to the ollectproduced on a man biilnB shocked hyelectricity Throimh nil this I nnvorlost coiiFclousiuSB lout a loollni of completetndllleronce OMircame me J did not carewhether I lived or tiled This foollnc of utterMonthly alwajsnecompnnles nn attack of t a-

ulnoihiilera The first symptoms of the oils ¬

ease dmulopeil at I iiolooK ami the illairlmiicontinued for six hours diirlnB which timetliedlschareo amounted to ahuckellul Jiovomiting lasted for only one hour

There was given to mo a halt tteaspoonfulof laudanum every forty minutes aNo a roj1toil Injection of hiiidanum nnd weak starchwhich finally arrested the discharge crackedItoe waailon me constantly IKi es of laudaniiin worn administered freely tooth bymouth nntllnieclol In all I rncnlved half anounce My prostration was com-plete

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Tho crisis however was 1aRsed8nlthA second lily 1 became rOIalosclt-

I was curious to peo If my had nppreulably altered my personal appearance Amirror was handed me A most htnrtlinsrBight mot my ear I did not know myself Ithought there must ho homo mistake Theskin was drawn back over tho bones of myface In a frightful manner My hands wornmore claws I locked mor like u mummythan a human My eyes ere-

eunkl1 deep In tholr sockets BUBKestchnxtly skulotonllko appearance-

My whole skin was of n bluish tinge CHiis d-

byconcestlon And nil tilts chnngu wroughtIn two days strURBlo with cholera microbesIt seemed Incredible Notwithstanding theshock experienced at the sight of my alteredappearance I continued to Improve tubfinally regained my former physinueand loodhealth The laudanum treatment towas kubjected Is tho old method of combat-ing

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the disease Although successful inmine In many cases It might provo nn utterfailure for as I snltl before upon the consttution and natin id resistance ot theeverything depends

Since w of cholera In 18312each visitation has grown less sovero ThisIs ample proof that wo are steadily progress-ing

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toward the lay when this disease will nolonger sweep away thousands despite allmedical nld The sanitary conditions becomemore satisfactory every year and the medicaltreatment correspondingly effective Underour present conditions It would bo well nIghtImpossible for choltra to become a scourge

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ALL QUIT DOWN TIE BAY

xo CASK or invtKKA Titrnn iv-TIIIIKI

ii it A rs-

llr tTrnkltin HrplleH in thr Quotnn of hf-tChiiinhrr of Cnmmcrrf f T o-

IIlinn will from Hnlnbllrnp Ixliind

There have ben no now cases of cholorn oreven suspected cases on board floe chips de-

tained¬

1 Lower juarantlno or on the Quaran-tine

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Islands ulnco Tuesday Dr hymn seltWord from Hwlnburno Island at 12 oclocklast night that his patients would all bo wellsoon

The steamship Polnrla from Slotlln withhor 118 ImmIgrants did not arrive yesterdayanti she Is now two days overdue Tho HiiavtuWas relcnscllnll proceeded to her dock In

ormnnll nuuln nut Moravia began to lighter their cargoct Tho lid

u Bolnnd has completed hoer loading TheP ldlwls released whllo tho Herrmann tout

Adrlnto nro still held Yesterdays ar ¬

rlIIA were tho Apollo a fiolchter from Ant-

werp¬

I tho Critic from Dundee and Ithn Cllorlir manic with I218 cabin pa oencr rs trout Liver-

pool¬

and tho tramp llnnnoch from LondonDr Jenkins sent this letter yesterday to

f Chairman Alexander K Orr off the Chamber ofCommerco Hleellllolllee-II hav nf Srptt 13 ont 2oall A teleKrion troll tin ilvipory riiiiiniitiriiMli-Jhainbr or Coirnifrri iinir Dial I h nlilililfly-

annwrrtnir Jon iiie tlnn tunlainMl In Itruer tit tlm-Illli initant until cuter tlin inrullne uf th Viluinry-4nmtnUter nt which nieMlni I an t rR11 InI toil

f t site nfllie rnnmlllrr I ham ltoo rricKnl I010 renfl 01 lti Jlellciil itilnnryntiunlttto rormiilntrit

t after ill rrnleri ncc I Oil my in irrnendI till I-

II 2 aiprnvn of tha nnilllniriti rractiril anil hoot the nrIn Lonfonntt witti tlm tta Uittiiim irlnili Iii IIPMIere out at Its NVw r erl gutritnilno stmimi in HI

i far ai tie tncllltleii prnMdei b > Ito uoue irujM I itrtall

In reply tn the infKtloTiK conlidiitd hi your letter ofp the inth I woutl my

I MerchanilU arrlvlnc Irnni ntmlnffrtftt niirl ilof ali reiulre ill lnrietloi nnlei ii IIt Iii loeOi llmt hlp1-

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frnin an tnfvctu I port ami trani tiliintt Itll a non Ini porterI cannot Con pllr a bill nt tell rtiiutiiK Iron

pert IKnownI to Ih loot rtet l an of any THIII al 1 tie method of 1011 I ed ton intii deiirnd urnn Ihe-

Batureof the cnrito4 Tr > I IIn thi Inlinton of th Ieortofl Pot nllo-

tI

t any lldr disinfection ill ii IIWith rrfrrenA to the appointment of exntrta ai-

lcoramrnileil I Ii tie rhanilttr nf Cnmtnorre Advuory-ommltier I Mliftl IT Merntt nr ol I 00 I Jii A In

ennnullatlnn IK fora I Iht nni ointin nt nT Ittit AilTinrytooll routine aim lrof ittoh M II ot lolini llnpklni

i Lnlvercltv and Jrof fcrKllnun of Ntw Vork aim conaulied with Hr Klcrotin i C Ihe MIIIIMFI iliiiiiiialir

olrvice priorI Itn Ito tiieeltntr of that tomuilttcei ud

l1W Steinberg iso teen uppolnted rnnnulllnr toei terloloitlut bi authority ot Oie scrr lnry of VVtir andii-

JI Klnyoun ai riipvrintenilfnt or lnteitiiii ofihlpH In tin on er ltty Iti Htilhorlt ut Lhi MirtTf

General ollbUnrlBu llofliatftl tcnlie Ktniy > uunV-Vi 1 JJNVIN

llrnllhonitrrWilliam Hunt tho englneor of thn temler

Crystal Water which is lying at SwinburneIsland and John Lrowloy u watchman nt thin

disappeared early cstonluy motnlngI

island nmnll lout and rowed up to thu cityi After n tour of tbn taboos along the river-

front they turuod up In U iiarnntlm Commis-sioner

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Mcholas Mullers oHIco and Lsteet that they load been bundling the hod

holer victims Commissioner Muller sentpoliceman In a hurry but theItact got out of the ontO before they

could bo captured engineersI homo Is nt West Nosy llrlghtun and he soon

Ppcured there und son 1 dispatch to Dr-Jlyron that ho was till right The mohsaen was

caUBhtby Dr Tonklnss operator nltllh <Health Ofllcor notilled the Statento arrest Hunt Hunt was captured nt WestKew nll blOt to htupleton where1ollce Captain Blake kept turn until it tug ai-rlved to take him back to Swinburne Islandlie will have to stay there in quarantine untilIMr Jenkins decides to release him Crowleytile watchman was caught ut his homo InAVnshlngton street and was sent buck toKwIn

I burno Island In a tugAlbert Lent a cahin boy In tho Hermann

escaped from thin ship and svmm ashore to theClifton hOlt house early yesterday morning

t With a preserver around him He wast

I taken before Justice WaMi who ordered himto bo hell to await Instructions from DrJenkins The boy sail he had been mAl tnt 1

on bard thin Hermann und he I getwae sent buck to the ship In tho

r afternoon

ccf AO trmr CASIS I CIIOTKHA-

Xlldence of < lie Aalatlc Illntaat Not FonnelIn Thrre MiMprcted Cae

i Louis Volnhagcn the board3rtn Mrs Gunthera Extra place tenement who was sup-posed to be recovering from the choUrn diedyesterday morning In tha Deception HospitalWointmcons makes the seventh death from

1 the disease In this city Mrs Gunthcis househas beet quarantined

Several suspected cases have been reported-to tho health omclalslut none tins turnedout to be lorlous Wilson said yes-terday

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I that the only suspected cuso reportedwithin twentyfour hours that he was alarmedabout was that of Henry Frlck of 4110 West

i Thirteenth street Prick was removed to thoIteco Hospital late on Thursday night

I uttering from diarrhau and crnmis Thebacteriologists uro now making an examina-tion

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Frlck anti a man name Philip Itupp sripartners In 1 fancy goods store They alsoconduct nn Immigrant agency anti have steepIng apartments In the ro ir of their storo Thehouse has been quarantined and a friend ofPrick who was visitingl him when ho wasstricken is detained there-

At tho Bureau of Contagious Diseases onlyij two cases needing immediate investigationj were reported One wits Lifb MKnowitz IWI oarold of J43 Division stient Hn was omI titer us a watchman by n Inl namedI Connell u cloak miiuufactuior load n

until room In thou rear of tho that thor Hnwas found with thn nyiuptonui of cholera early

C yesterday morning in tho afternoon wasI removed in 81 ambulance to tho Ituceptlon

IIoepltnL building wits not quarantinedTlio other case woos that of Martinet Couch

years old of bAvenue C She hasID5 uvoral In Dr Martin ihttrke ofI 147 Lexington nvcntio ruportmlho cnso tu

the Health Hoard but the Doctor of thin de-partment

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I after an examination decided theI dill not have cholera

At 4 oclock yesterday afternoon the HealthI Department Issued1 n bulletin stating that no

cotta of choleia had appeaieil since tho lastbulletin Appended was tho report of DoctorsDlggs and Dunhnni that bacteriological ex-

aminations¬

In tho cases of Mm y Murphy of 113iCherry street und II Viiichulk oflineeond-street WI turn still sick tint of Hpn WallWho on Wednesilny hail fllol to revealthe Hplrlul of iholora Aslut

aiek Kovviinky tho sixyearold Polish boy whoso mol und elevenfluent iieohtl sister died cholera on thu-tcamshlp MoruVlu called at Kill Island yos

terdny to greet his little family He hud rendf pothlng ot this ext ltnco of iholara tl Ih-

oflrla and hi a uIllo1 his wife bothItl clout voru alive Ho hroklowlwhen

told ttholr death hy I regi sti Col Weber learned yesterday that Franz

Kuhourzt the lather of Frunk and Kllrubnth-liogaschnlTskyI whoso unmurried toothier diudon tho Moravia IIs u toldler in tho tilted

tato4 url Ho enllxtod rhcl ho heard thatMiss oheT k was l

Mif Uunthor proprietress of the Extraplace lodging hOI o whore Welnhagen wastaken sick has u claim with Comptroller

t Myern against tho city for damage occasionedto hoer liuslnesa und her fuinltiire by the

Itt quaiantlnlng InlI lnrctol of the promisesby

amount1tlio Hoard Icll1 does not name

all I triulo In flour to South AmericanI countries Juts been practically stopped by the

declared against New a ork byQUltltl1 mIMnlormed Ilovornments hItsIIIH In New York lorf cy City Jlroklvn andMitten iBlaiul whirl turn out hour ipeclailyprepared tl withstand tutu tropical heat nr-

consoliiuloliin otto concerto The output ofbeen between JOOOO und 40

000 barrels u weekmun Savannah llrfct declared a quarantine

agaInst New iork tutu troth In cuhbngcB was-p remptorlly Btnppod Vesterduy the OceanBteamHlilp Lompnnv off Kuvuniiuh Issued anotice to the ofleet that tho cubbage businesswould bo resumed

f 111 UIINl C11fJZIPTh Wjomlnn ° Cabin Pnnarngcrrii Comti Tp-

lo Tonc Tnlrlrrntk Ke lrarnt Itrllevedi The 1LO cabin passengers off tho steamship

V Wyoming loft Fire Island on the steamboatCephous early yesterday morning and arrivedat the steamship dock foot ot Morton streetat noon

ITheCophous touched at Quarantine nt 10i

oclock Whon her passengers caught sightof Dr Jenkins on the wharf they rnlsxdn

I chorus of Thoy did not relish tile lisaof being Iroan8quarantine so long but DrJenkins says that ho released them as soon asbe could safely do BO

Two detachments each of 100 men from thoFourteenth and Fortyseventh regiments leftBrooklyn yesterday for FIre Island to relievethe Thirteenth lleglment men LleurColClobridgeof the Fourteenth had command ofboth detachments Thin Thirteenth lleglmentboys got back to hirookhyn late yesterday after-noon

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ItwasBXpoctoil tlmt Rherlff Darling of Suf-folk

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county would obey the warrants issuedby the Isllp Hoard of Health and orde allpersons to vacate lIre Island but notappear Dr W M Beward Iit now In charge ofthe lire lilatid quarant i

UICIAN2S BACCACn JtVtKKD-

Menlde4 la the Trunk Hint from lotaeJl-otnd to iimp Iov

CAMP LOW Sitt HOOK Sept 23No newcases of cholera barn developed herr and un-

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somolhlnlllforcAtcn should occur beforeIII tomorrow mornng the Immigrantswill leave for Illls IslandI Commandant Hew

teller received word today front Col Wiberthat everything had boon prepared nt KillsIsland for tho reception of thin Normitnnluspassengers snot they wore notified to bo readyearly tomorrow

Tho baggage of tho Immigrants was piledtwenty foot high on tho plot hero today Itconsisted of I Ig packing boxes anti hugebundles nt clothing numbering In nil 1100Pieces Although tho hagcngo received Ithorough disinfection on Hoffman IIsland It Ispresumed that rermslr still lurking In theclothing nnd heavy antI Dr llntichordered tha boxes and bundles opened anttthe contents overhauled Moon women unitchildren Mvnrniod over tho baggage undIntuIt the Interior of mot1 of the boxescovered with mould which gave forth a sicken-Ing odor Most nff Iho baggage IIs ruined bnyond repair every article having slot unk tohalf Us moper slso-

Tho wall troin t Ito Itucla diedI In tho binspltal today Louis llenwlnklo the wifeliiitort bus been rolia ed from the guardtint lie was penitent and bogged forgive-ness

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Ills wife gave tier consnnt to his releasentherwlsn Cnmiuanilunt Srvtollo woo ld haveit tilt him In Irons for twentyfour hourslopgnr-

II lie two steam launches havo begun thn pa-

trol ot thn water fiont Two sailboats drilledIn too close to thu shorn rt noon nnd wereoverhauled and towed to this Nantuoket Com-mander

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brooks satlslled IdniHelf that It wasno fault of tho skippers nnd thoy wore re-

leased¬

rrtavE AIIROAI7nBerlin Iermeailed with the Odor or DlaB

ferllnn-IxNnoN Sept jA despatch to the Morn

jolt laft from Derlln says that lprecautionstaken by the nulhorllc81ro so universally ob-

trusive¬

to siiht nut smell tlmt they nroto throw a now arrival Into a stateenlculutel

Ilarm medical examination of trains Isrepeated four times between Cologne and lior-

Hn The Inspection Is of a superficial charac-ter

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but doubtless Is adequate It Is noticeablehow perfunctory boo custom officials becomeTiter handle baggage as If they do not desireto dlturb the repose of the bacilli The wholocity especially the public offices Is redolontof lie odor of a dissecting room Failure tocomply with tho sanitary rOJulntouslR pun-

ished¬

by a line It tho otondor a poor per-

son¬

and by Imprisonment I Is richThe cholera wi proo a boon to Hamburg-

and other cities If It loads to bettorhousing of tho poor Although thor cannot becompared with Hamburg tlio older parts ofIlerlln tire deplorably overcrowded One case-In point Is a slnglo building which Is occu-

pied¬

by two hundred nnd fifty tenants mostlyramltlcs

lOut ironic contains n letter from M-

Xerlondl a British merchant In Persia de-

scribing¬

the horrors of the cholera epidemic-in that country M orlondl says

The conduct of Mls Bradford the Ameri-can

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laity who came to Tourls for tho Ameri-can

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missions stands forth in such striking ro-

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as to be worthy of note In the face of thogeneral panic when everybody was desertingthou cholerastricken town she worked Itlcalm unremitting attention under groutcultles nursing cliolera patlentB and encour

others under the awful circumstances8lnl hattlo will epidemic I do not thinkIt an exaggeration to say that hundreds ofIersthiis owe their lives to the courngo anddevotion of this heroic woman

A despatch to thou Xnc from Berlin saysthat a reporter who Interviewed twentythree-burgomen today found that eighteen of themwere quit ignorant of tho fact that tho SpreeIIb Infected and that warnings had boon Issued-It litI fearod that the oppressive weather is hav-ing

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a bad effectSlany experienced people in Hamburg be-

lieve¬

that tlio water IIs not the only or oven theprincipal cause of thou epidemic In manyparts of tho city whore the sumo water Is con-sumed

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rot single case of cholera hits oc-

curred¬1allln several streets only ono house

hns It IIs also noticed that tiltdisease hns appeared oftener In new housestItan in old

The dlfeuse Is now raging worst In Hammerbrook a newlyI built suburb of Hamburgroots suburb is buion muddy round whichwas recovered dredging Tho buldlDRregulations of Hamburg are voryUHf working classes are very neglectful of pre-cautions

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1AiiiH Sept 21Thorn wero fiftynine casesot cholera and twenty deaths la this city onWednesday

M Jean Ilaptlsto DumnY1 member of theChamber of VIputeo has been at-tacked

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as wife ant family hy asickness welit is feared is Asiatic choleraVIENNA Sept 23Five persons ¬

Ily hero today after suffering front vomitinganti dlarilinn-

HAvnr Kept 3EIJht new cases of choleraand two deaths were reportedhere yesterday an Increase of four cases anda decrease of ono death compared withWednesday

AXTW KIU Sept 23Two fresh eases of cho-

ler¬

appeared bore yesterday Tho total up tois IHit close and 03 deaths

IlUMDUiui Sept 23The weather remainscoot und damp There Is no dust and the airIs kept clear hy strong winds Should suchfavorable conditions continue for two weeksmorn physicians suy the end of the periodwould find tho plague virtually extinct ton thefall and winter

Tho nuinborof fresh cases today has beenStll orM4 fewer than yesterday the numberof deaths 144 or 1ft fewer than yesterdayriot interments hrvo numbered 241 or 50tower than yesterday Tho hospitals containyMt patients or 184 fewer than yesterdayThe majority of the patients In the hospitalsurn convalescent Hv next Monday when thousudden diminution of Ire h cases will begin tobo the number of patients probablywlllhavMBUnktolJOUor 1ottl as hundredswill bo discharged as curod within tho nexttwo days

The Hoard of Health have been nuthorlTedto destroy many hlIS0811 tlm suburbs whichhavo sultcred tho plucue Tho-hoiiMs named for destruction are tenementswhich have no sanitary conveniences and noadequate moans of ventilation All of themhave been occupied by laborers familieswhose members have dlnd oft llkosheopdur-Inz thn plague Seven houses In Harmbeckand three In Horn lime lost twothirds of theiroccupants through cholera In tho last threeweeks und they are so thoroughly saturatedwith tho disease that no disinfection theHealth Uoard say could render them safe

Took a Halh Willy NlllrY-

ITMA Arizona Sept Awostbound tour-ist

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slnepinz car containing fifteen throughpassengers on tho Overland route was quar ¬

antined yesterday at Ogllby Cnl A New Yorknnd n Nicaragua passenger worn sick withbowel trouble and the health authoritiesten rod they load lion rholnin The tar witsJuinlifated and the passengers weioeoinpolledto tuki 0hath Thu train wilt bo allowed toproceed today unless tho suspected casesturn out to be the genuine Asiatic cholera

rHeloh A cat t tie Clern Next YearOTTAWA Sept i3Thoo Canadian Medical

Attoclatlon In session hero has adopted aseries of resolutions on tho host meant ofdealing with cholera ant the management ofQuarantines In the event of Canada being In-

vaded¬

by tho dUeaso net year A claiisnrecommending tho cremation of the undue ofthose ihlng at such stations as Ornate Ulocaused iiulluu discussion It being hold thatDO iovernmont wull adopt It hut It witsagreed that It only recommendationthat a body of men could formulate

fin Cliolrrw In Nan AntonioCol C C Gibbs of San Antonio who Is stop-

ping¬

at the Fifth Avenue Hotel received yes-

terday¬

a despatch from Dr J DruunagelHealth Officer at the port of Han Antonio de-nying

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the published retort that cholera existsthere flue Health Ollher WIVH tha rumor Is 1malicious falsification anti reiiuostt ColCilbbs to give publicity to Its denial

To AdierltserJn fitriitnnce lit joie announced jamotltnr tack lo TIJK Huss UuMe la-

Ano alfYork bulky with I if Iiiio beeniltcldeJ loitop a1lf adrertiitnitnlt fur the prorral run olie There art still I 1m PITferrtil pnftlo Im disposeS of The Guide IIJ

ICIII licrltt blnftruf vir ci nt AnnYork and lie backs of these drtubte pln-ltpafei

Vcarry the only diaptetv rrrtuinv in

otin oak ole of litest Iate beentold tnd wIl ia5e anu of Ihe offersshould ppy itt once to the Guide Jlonk DeparttnenaTuE NcwYoRK SUN Advertisers willpleas hear in mind that TUB Bust guarantet-tfrit

0I edition o7 Ocozo lea

The reniarlranlK Katllrona-Ji1 Ibi sty line that tnalntalDi a atrtctlr nratclaii-limitedtrain between Sew York and Cleatn AOl

oCbe Ilinited aspresi uratni art luiilatlfasII etUbraua reonjrlyauia Umlt 0iila7

Morn a Brotntr IOrK warehoniri 2t2 284 28AI Wet 47lb sL near Jarge nadHeil vanafor 1

removal 01 furniture in oily or rouuirr lloilnir-packlnir and ihiiipirf iirtmiptly atuoded 10 liltlyhoat 1153a4J

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life it yoiiTO aI feeble sufferingI woman can be-

takenI out of ItI The curonioI won knoase

functional de1 raqecmentH andpainful dlrd-eJl t your lIZ can DO f IY

them I DrPierces pvoyitoSresertition-

It corrects cures and builds you up ItImprove digestion enriches the blood du-peu aches and palm melancholy and nerr-ousntos brings rmfreshlng sleep and restoreshealth and stronrth For periodical painsinternal inflammation and ulceratlon weekUcU leuccrrhM and alt kindred alimentsitsteed

a positive specific one that is garnI It foils to Rive satisfaction any cmoney paid for it Iis returned-A little hook on Woman and Her Dis-

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n sent to any address sealed frob-

urvation on receipt of ten cents toptAddres World Dispensary Medical AJ

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Kingof Mtet ft Is what Iconsider Hoods Haraparllla Jior t enrI Iwas confined to my bedwith trMlf nrtUlutll andcifnlni cooss To my-

Wm A Irltr pocal Joy when I beganwith lltKiitnSAnsAlAIlllIA tho sores soondecreased I kept Inking It for 1 year when Iwile so I went to work anti since thenhnvn trlllt ultiv on account of sicknessI am always well and Imven pmd appetiteWMI A 1111 Kendnllvlllc Ind

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A BOGUS EXPLOItER

relna MKtelluneen Irapoaed TTpoa

with it Hole Hlairy TravelOne of the loading geographical magazines

fftmnaimii Mitthelhmacn has been made thovictim of literary dishonesty In the Apriland May numbers of the magazine a Mr A JCeyp describes a journey which he assertedhe had matte recently to tho frontier of loloeclilstnn Ho described tho countrytold ot tho doDpliite nnd sandy regions hecrossed on lola way of the robbcts who lurked-In the ravines ready to plunder caravans ofthe settlomentH found here nll there In widelyseparated oases anti of tho run town ot Yozbthe original homo of the 1iirals Ibis storywas very interestIng and ax his routo laythroiich n region thut was almost unknownant as it abounded wll ccocraplilcal detail ofapparent accuracy magazine niado thenarrative very prominent tile tory occupied5eerlllal In each ot the numbers

number of this Mitlhfihinifntho editor prlntH conBpicuoudly the fact thatCeyp narrative proves to be notlilnu moretitan an accurate transcript of tlio travelketches of Gnfitolcer Khan which were published nt Innsbruck In IHMi Aathirteenhail elnpsed tlnco their publlcntion Ceypthought ho was Nifo In uppropriatlni them astOte recotd nf n journey muilo hy himself

Tho fraud is somewhat Hlmllur tn Itlmt Im-posed

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InCapt Olarler upon I scluntlllo jour-nal

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of this country when he sent nn articlecontnlnlnl hirtc extracts front Kelioolcrafts

his journey to tilt source of thoI

Mississippi ns I record of his own visit to LakeItascn It In very heldnm that Prtrriiinniia-Jlitthfiliinani makes un Important blunder InEeoeraphlcal matteiH loot It hIlls been Imposedupon by tin most cltrlnc piece of 1luaArlsrthat has come to llsht for a long lmo

A JII4IUAnTI LAKE

IGrow lor Tear Then flue Up cadI hen feturM In Afrrali

Near Koborbrunn In SIleMn Is n remarkablelake which sclentllla men do not yet under ¬

stand Tlioro Is u hollow near the town contamIng about 2000 ncics nnd at it Intervalsof nearly thirty years Is converted Into a lakeFor a short time the bottom of thou hollow Isalmost perfectly dry Then water begins toooze throuuh this hIlls that wnli In bmsUthrough thou hotol ot tho and grailuiilly forms n At present the holow Isabnut hiilf full of water and tOot tliolake IIH still rlsint In a short time howeverIIt IH expected to recoiln aciln and tl tthueoiir e f next twelve years or ho hol-low will probably bo waterless fur I thins

No phenomenon exactly IIlkoI Ithis iJN knownIn any otlior poort If tile vvoilil Thern ID somo-tliliiKllknltI I liowever inI IliuiKaryI I whore ItoLake of NeuHleill has several times dried upHiirinc tho laat two years It has lost half of IUwilier unit Is now riot much more tliau threefoot dorp The Hungarian jovernment hasilecliled to tnko ailvantiitru of this opportunity-to drum off tile water Into tutu Itaitb Itlver rhoround Is not swi1010joy an I It can bo used atonce for agricultural purposes

No AID Tier tVlicnrlTid-

Ho5iKRTEP

this Detective Ar

Bnpt 23 Detectives who havebeen trying to locate tho arms taken from theIMnkortonB on tho day of the riotonjulydtraced the weapons to a coal mine near Thinhull Station atovo lure The detectives made11 raid on tile mlno toilny hut the expected-arms wero not to be found They have since

llncllhat the arum were removed n day orThey claim to know the persons Im-

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In their removal and a sensation IUpromised

Craton Juke In C td Cpn4ltlonCommissioner Ollroy received a report yes-

terday from Charles H Lent keeper of thoflrxt division of this Croton Aqueduct which-Includes Croton Loire Keeper Lent reportsthat there Is nothing In the vicinity ot theluke which will tend to contamlnatethe waterHu hits detailed seven mon to patrol the lakonight and day to prevent con n lnaton

SIX CENTS FOR MR CONK

pnIICP r KLXNICDr flJIIP1fl ataJtrlr 2 OU SETKItKLT

Bat his ilnrr HUT the flop WM WilfUllYInmiberdlntite and Deserved rislbest-

A tomptrto Illnlnrr of the OrlBl-Projcren

madNrivMrkii romeo Come

Tue case of Conk vs Kennedy In whichevery father every lawyer every school teach

otnne every Tudeo In Newark woos Interesteden tried but not settled 1rlnclpnl Ken-

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hogged Conks boy Conk sued for 3000damages got sixI cents has appealed Itwas an InternMIng nnl full of technicalpoints 1 established a precedent nnd It hasa morrtl

One day In February tteacher In the Millerstreet public school of Newark had tin tooth

Icll I tho ncho hud only waited a day or soall this thlt follows might not have happened-Hut Ito lulho camuon a bright crl P day whenthe snowlfty thick upon tho ground and whenthu ponds were frozen nnd tho skates wereshaipnml lion sky was blue anti when JimmyConks heart wont pltapal with yearning

Had the tciiuhcr nt had the toothachetlmmv would havu kept his yearning withinbound Hut tho teacher went to tho dentisttutu 1 substltuto took hor place and IXR thosuhstltute was young nnlllnoxll rOlrCIITm-mys

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yenrnliiB otrnowell Firsthis pencil h1 put tlnl splinters downthe hack of tim boy who sat In front of himBoyish honor forbade the victim to open his

811 complaint Then he chewed n piece otpaper rounded and moulded It to his perfectsatisfaction and smiled A piece of stiff paperwas next rliol Into I tubular shape andloaded paper bullet

Across the room sat the girls wishing thatschool were over llcrtha Woodruff 13 yearsold and curly hllll turned around andglanced lt Jimmy Conk Jimmyhold up his tube llorthns eyes queRtonol

What Is It Jimmy held onehis lips Tho next Instant Ilerthas hand fewto hor neck and she screamed Tho paperbullet had struck hor plump in the neck andstuck tIters licrtlms scream attracted theteachers attention and she asked

What Is IItfDense maam said Berths can I go

down to Mrf Kennedy3Ir J Wllmer Kennedy being the principal-

of tho school the substltuto hail of course tosay certainly ° liertha Woodruff wentunldown stairs appeared that Mr J Wll ¬

mer Kennedy was 1 trifle out ot sorts thatday

rioase sir Bertha said humbly JimmyConk throw I spltball and hit me in the neck

Tell your teacher to send hint down lucreat once the prlDepnlslld

Ho load soerl serious complaintsagainst tills Ibad and thought It was lilch timetolien

do sOlothlnl Jimmy came down sulkily

What did you do that for° asked the prln

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Along silence and then a mumbled didnt-Ileuse sir Ilertha broke In I sawIra

doltVery vroll Bertha licturn to your class-

roomBertha went nnd Jimmys heart sank as tho

door closed behind hor Mr Kennedy drewfront his desk a yards length of horsewhipThen he drew Jimmy Conk across his kneesThere lei twelve blows anti Jimmy howledWith each blow Jimmys yells rang throughthaschoolhousei Aflurthatthe substitute halno t roll bIn with Jimmy that afternoon

Jimmyn hither Uenrico W Conk Is a dealer-in paints on New street Whcn he heard Jimt ¬

mys story and saw the redncis of Jlmnnsskin In certain parts hn was indignant

Its an outrage I he exclaimed Ill seehInt immediately

lie saw him Tho Interview was stormy nndthu two men came to blows Knell punched timeother Who had tho best of it Is a matter ofconjecture as the gentlemen will not talkabout it lint In a dny or two Mr Conks suitdamages oguilift Mr Kennedy for assaultand battery will como up In court

Immediately utter this interview Mr Conkengaged Lawyer Joseph A ilencher and bo ¬

8ult principal for 3000 damiAn for assaulting and letterIng JimmyJ Thocase after manv postponements came up inthe E ser County Circuiti court before JudgeDopue last Monday Thejurr was composed-of those men-Meturcthnn W Jenkins Ptttr harkItornurit tidier rinrlei Klllo-

ltMukUllinui Wijttlui-jAmeiMlriun

X larsHerman SInmet lira-MHUir

lumel Hartn-TheuiloraI llillllpi Bpaeri

The court room each day was flue withschool teachers Illuov all deeply InterestedIn the ease 010 llrst witnesses wasJimmy Conk

Did youthirowthospltbabi asked LawyerBeechcr lIon silence was deep and every earwas Mruined to catch tile answer The tunisleaned foruaKl npeiimuuthed watchingJimmy with eiiMous eyes

Vos was the ilollunt answerTho boys nodded approval tho teachersantwhispered to one another thought so

Mr Conk then went on the shulilud told lowJimmy had conic homo sorehu bad made thIn boy disiobe how tlio weltslooked roil ant swollen anti how be hatvoncd vengeance It wits remarkedthis tluio that Juror Meluncthon W Jenkinsbegan to clans at the principal This woos

commented upon as being unfavorable for thedefence

Tlioro were half a do7 n other witnesses for-th plaintiff who toatlllod to tho sIze of thowhip thin volume and compass of the bowlsthu nbpearannu of Jimmys Iklnlld nilimrdetails and thorn thcplalntilT llien-liertha Woodrufft took the stand After 11lnlImpressed upon her mind that if Mio Iher fate after dentil would bo deplorable tutulawyer asked her

hid James Conk do nnythlnl to you1lease sir he tired 1IIIIInnland tee sir ho hit me in tho

That was thu mainstay nf the deftnce Otherwlnseleott d that TImmy Conk had lied

Irllclnl on sovural occasIons that Ih-ellrileilalllll very forbearing that young

ful of devIltry and that the princ-ipals

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patllnelnd given outon buIlt sides summer up

nndluouuht In lluo law I seems oftho laws of Now Jersey thnt no teacher is4100110 Inflict cot eioi punishment upon

for any Hut there Is anotherlaw homo here to the effect that when a cityhis a special charter Its hoard of Educationhis the right to make rules for the schools

1 Hoard of KdumUon of Newark took ad-vantage

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of tills law and declared once tlmtthe pilncipal of a school could chastise apupil when noepswry for tho maintenance ofdiscipline anti till education of the pupil

That was the rut Mr Kennedys lawyersaid he cruld Mr CunkV lawyer Still hocolt itt nt I111lemnlbrol tthnt ho did Ithe

weie the lawyersjury landed tho jury up beyond all hope theystopped and tho Judge began

here IIK no doubt In mv mind hi saidthat to principal Ims the right to inlllct cor-

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punishment when It becomes necpssari Ihe nucstlonfor you to ilncldo Is howtar ran ho BO In exorcising hits authority Thepunishment should not be unreasonably se-vere

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and tho uuehtloiis of health age antiother conditions should considered lileboy-waoigtiiloofoiioordsrIhovttbsnco shows thatheaded wilfully If you decide that he wasguilty of wilful insubordination then tho d-

lundantwas justified In punishing him Inthat cn °e you lime only to iunslder whetherthe piinMimcnt was too snvero

Iwits 2 oclol k Wednosdny afternoon whenjury retired Ition reahing tho jury

room they nt one tcmk a vote nnd found thatthey wirc dIvided homo were for giving the

I utti IT tll I

Irln I wouldnt have any child of mine whippedby a bchool Iteacher mihl one ol tlie e nnii

Others Ihtiunht tile hey richly dB eru d IllswhlppiiiLund wanted to give tthe eaf tutho-dufiiiclnnt

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Jilt I third lot thought It Ibettertto sootheI Itlm feelings ul1IlyCnkhltI11hul I

sumn tlmi not tlllitHome of tho jurors Wont to tho prlncIIIlooked out upon the streets Others beganreadme tho papers anti u few whistled InhillsIhllllpsMiild

WIly an hour was spent and ItholForeman

Well Bentlomon I supposed WOo got toBcttlo hIs case lets do HumetlilniT

Homo one suggested penny ante lout ho wasfrowned down ahoy began slowly to talkabout tho case and at U oclock they Bentdown word that they wero getting hungryAfter slight repast hoy rOlowollho discus-sion

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lucli man r adozen times but It was noticed that Ole ma-jority

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wore ogradually coming around to theprincipals sIde Toward U oclock one ofthe jurors lfoil asleep in loIs chair antihis example became contagious At 10oclock tIle foreman sent down word thatthe jury hood not come to an agreement antithe Judge ordered them to bo looked up for thenight When this order reached the iurr roommost of the jurors wore fast asleep Ienpleretire early In tow Jersey and even a thrillinglawsuit wont them up niter 11 oclock-At midnight tho jury room resounded withsnores

At II oclock on Thursday morning they wereall awake nnd had sent down word that theywore hungry After breakfast thou discussionwoos renewed tout It seunied hopeless to try toagree At 101 oclock they went down stairsand time Judge asked If they hud agreed i-

fNo sir ankwured Mr rhllllps cheerfullyI think you had better an oot the ground

acaln It IsI an Important ruse and I thinkyou might agree upnn 5 verdict

Very cheerfully they returned to the juryroom end sat there At last ono juror bad an

idea Ho submitted It to the rest end theyBelred It With delight

Why didnt wo think of that before theyBald It resulted In tho following note to theJudgeJmir IIol-

Can we brlnr a Ttrdlct In this raann riThat the boy oo ai willollr nbonlinat and dss rvdlbs punIshment bill tliejurjriir that toe wai whlpox-

lWtiee WILl I 05 IL PotLleForemen

The Judge oestl this and smiledTell he jury boo sat to lie constable

that I will accept tIbis ii1 1they omit the word° °the before punishment IA row minutes looter the jury filed Into trio

room proud In the consciousness of havingdone their duty

have you agreed upon a verdict theJudge asod-v ory gravely tho foreman read

We tliiit that theboy was wllfnllirtniiiberdlnal SnotiWrtJf Illnl1n but tb Jury says that b Witwtittipet a excess

Than ho looked proudly around the courtroo tooWlhatdamagodd you assess asked tho-J iHlJO

The jury luau forgotten alt about damageanti Mr rhllllps was Bomewhut embarrassedlie led his men brick Into the jury room andthey went over tho case once more Finallyhey decided that six cents would bo enoughand this tiny reported to the Judge Therewas Burnt laughter In the court loom nndmuch snickering among the hove but tileJuilgo rapped tot order and soon the courtrooru was clearedIts a slmme sail Mr Conk and Imgoing to tnkii Iho case to the Hupromo CourtJimmy dldnl oven got tiltS sIx cents andwent home unhappy

The moral N l6nt throw spit ball3llt HAItRlX JV DISflVISK

lie Gets Through Yemen with a Whel5-Hkln ImiiBh lie IOns n hard Time ot ItM> Walter U Harris Is one of the most

Tontiiresomu of travellers If ho keeps up lotsrecent exploits among Mohammedans whoobject to Itilldels it will not bo surprisingto hear Some day that he has mot the trnglofate of Camllle IJouls and other explorerswho ventured whoro they were not wantedThe story of Harriss adventures among theUerbors ol northwest Morocco whore onlyono whlto man load preceded him Is weltknown Ills latest exploit Is n journey InYemen In tho southwestern part of Arabiawhore hn truollcd In disguise early title yearduring tho rebellion against Ito Turks

He started from Adeu In limitary withoutguards and accompanied tly only one servantsOil n guide Tho three men wom mounted oncamels lien ho reached the Jlrltlsh frontierhu succeeded by means of his disguise In otttnlnlng u permit to pass Into Turkish torntory for mnny miles thou country throughwntch lie wniidcnd wits tort dangerous andnearly nil IhisI travilllngI I WHS done lit nightMuring the day the little party hold In thou Jitnslo Harris was nineteen days in leachingbuna Ito capital of tlm countrv

On his arrival at Sana his disguise was pen-etrated

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by tIn Turkish authorities who threwnunI Into prison a lark damp unwholesomeplace Tlm water glvin him to drink was to-nad that only the cNtiomity of thirst couldInduce him to taste it It is no wonder thatunder Ithu unhoilthful conditions hu oil iIIIwith Inter Whllo thou fevor sins raging hoelurks took him out of the hole where hihail spent five days and sent him through themountains westward to llodeldu on tile liedSoot midSt under an escort of Turkish soldierslhe journey occupied live dais hoe distancebeing a little loss than 20ti miles Harris andhis companions were released then with awarning tlmt if they ever returned lo thncountry much severer punishment would bevisited upon them

In mitu of tlio hardships Harris underwentIt was a very successful journey and the re ¬

port he brings home gives us some revisedIdeiis of Arabia Felix Most people rogaidArabia as little moro than n great desert hutHarris reports that Yemen nt least is u coun ¬

try of magnificent fortuity and that hoe greatplateau at nn nlovution of from 7m o touuoofeet above the sea level Is In n state of excel ¬

lent cultivation He found rivers of consider ¬

able size and water was by no means scarceHarris is not the llrst white man to isltSana taut it is believed that ho Is tho first Ku-

ropcan who hoots reached that cnpital by way ofAden In spite of the hardships and dangersho experienced he ro died Aden toward lIonend of February In excellent health and withmnny photographs tend a large collection ofnotes und Hketches portioning to the littleknown country It Is probable that he wouldbase bad little trouble In passing through Vomen If the country had not been In a state ofinsurrection

Thp VnlehcntFr County nailYONKERS Sept 23The County Ball which

was held in Toutonla Hull In this city tonightwas a Brand success Guests were presentfrom High Bridge Morris Heights Kingsbridge Itlversido Mnmnroneck Ibis Larchmont Now llochelle Ielham Kotonah WhitePlains rookukll Irvlngion SIng HlngDobbslorry and all the other towns In the county

The walls and ceIling were hung with dra-pery

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In which yellow predominated Golden-rod peeped out In alt directions from thu dnapony stud in the pyramid of pumpkins andconstalks which were emblematic of the sea ¬

son and stool in time north end of the hulllluhlnd this tile Hungarian bund putted thopromenade music

rote column of the balcony were hidden bysheaves nf corn with n base of rlpo pumpkinsTho basement of tho halt was used tonight as-u supper room

Among tIle patrons of the ball wore MrsChiiuncey M Mopuw Miss Kate tarv MrsArthur I llurnoy Mrs Whltohiw Hold MrTamos McYlcknr Mrs David flows Jr SirsIhlllp Schuiler Mrs William 11 llohorthonMrs Moss Tuvlor mnnboll Mr K PotterMrs Itobert hoc Mrs Uohincey A hme MrsHorace I Hotchklss Mrs I Gilbert TheImnd Mrs James M Wntirhury Mrs OliverbuinnorlVnll Mrs J Harden llnrrlman andotherwcllknown society ladlesof Westchostercounty Thou committees were made up otprominent society moo of the county

When island were ut the Men BottomGeologists have collected In Bnrbadoos and

other Islands In that regIon some curious Information which they publish as ovldencothat during tho pliocene period when man it-

is supposed made lute advent the whole of theCaribbean region was deeply submergedThey havo found plenty of earths not only In-llarbadoei but also In Jamaica and Cubawhich contain great quantities of the remainsif radlidarhr At present co raillobirinn oozeis found on this floor of tbo Caribbean Sea nlbough o ion greater part of tho sea Is morothan JliOUO foot elect Those earths must ofcourse have boon deposited in this depths ofthe sea and it Is Inferred that in the course oftime thoy were raised thousands of fact untilthey became a part of time land surface MrJukosllrowne and Irof Harrison think thatthin oceanic deposits of Bat hadoes wer form-ed

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nt a depth of l0K to 18OOO feet below seaivel Irof Sollns says that It clout no longerbe accepted us nn assured foot that deen sIcdeposits never enter Into thin composition ofland masses

MorlnR front the Nri Hfiltnm-QOKnrc Sept 13Mr Alfred 11alraer C H

of New York city Is the contractor for boringacross the stormy Straits of Northumberlandbetween 1rlnce Iwnnl Inland and NewBrunswick for the proposml elghtmllo tun-nel

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Mr 1almer Is able In HH fset ot tooterto bring up perfect cylindrical cores whlihitliow thin geolligica I formation ItliioughI I whichtho pinpoHBd tuimi1 Is to las The test liohs-nru bored live lImo rolreii yards apart pnnrtratI t

big is carboniferousHamUtonobaie and clearly showing that tills soft roil claysliahs unitred sandstones of the lower pormlun arc con-tinuous

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across thin straitsA steam diamond drill running at tIle rate

nf 1I10II i evolutions n mlnutu Is used I hndrill In attached to an IIron Itripod rcstliiI upontIhn bed of Itho sit and flrmlyecuiidI to heavynnehori A docked scow or pontnnu withholler and pinups attached iIs mouic1 alon-sldii limo tripod and hUmn and water aru con-vey IM totI IOU drill throuuh llexlhluI pipoxi llythis invrntlon boring operations can now fort lie first time be conducted during u storm orguI o Y WI ulti Thlx IInteresting work IIB beinguxecuted under tho direction ut the DominIonGovernment

WAL1lt > JV UT CONAT

Native round on hoe IIIiMrn Plutenn of altllle Iitliinil

A curious discovery has been made on theIsland of Kltnbn ono of thin Trohrlnnd groupoff the nortluiist coast of New Guinea Agreat ninny sailors passing this little Islandhave Imagined tthat IIt had no Iinhabitants be-

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thor saw no evidences of human occu-pation

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Hr William Mcdiegor the Admlnl-strntorofllrltlfli Now tluiuoo MIYR tIle Mnndloams nn urea of only live or MX snuuro milesOn nilI I sides It presents a low nnd slightlyIsloping margin usually about a quarter of anillo broad covered by heavy timber WithinIs n precipitous coral with which can bo as-cended

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only nt a few plaeis Thn bank rlcsto n height of 301 to Idii toot Unco nt t ho topthou Nitor llnils within this wall n Plato Illwhich occupies the whole of Ion eiitotre of tileIslandI and IB from llftvloaI bundledI feet be-low

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the orai wallI oil rounding ItThciunhout 110110 natives Ilive and tillI ttholr-

gnnlons Tlio rico chocolatocolorcd soilyields them an ampin supply nf fnoil They1

urn iiooiu Oil etti nroteetiul from tthu wind bv tthnrocky rim that encloses their plateau TheIsland seems tn IIIIMI boon nu atoll which waslifted nbovu thu eta several bundled let sothat thu ntolj ring now forms 0tho coral wallBurroundlnc thin plateau On thus elevatedand almoot IInaccessible plain aro thir-teen

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lllagoK such of which contains overtwenty houses iSir William Slcflrogorsays lIme natives gave him a most pbasiiutreception He found It illflbMilt to travelthrough som vlllagr out account nf the yamx-cucoiinuts mats unit other articles that werelaid Muwn bofnrit him for lois acciptnnccThem hire no Intertilbal hostilities nnd It isnot insihlii for thu nntlxes of other Islands tooppress the puiiplo because on their plateautint it ritlh t torllllcdi as It IIs they are IInuccosM-blo to hostile tribes The drainage of thoIplateau Iis excellentI There are great cavitiesIn tho coralI wool through which tho rainfallI

filters ami makes Its way to the SOn

IHIUOKHX 1lllniCAIt 25 TE

Thin Peoples party lice unfurled Its bannerIn Court street near tho headquarters of hoeantisnot litters

The Hushwick Democratln Club will have a-

rousing hnuseu armIni next Wednesday nightat Us niw club house In Dushwluk avenue andHart street

Following the example of Henry A MeyerLuwyor Tluodoru lttu of Ilie illghth wardhas renounced Itopublicanlsm anti joined theranks of tlm triumphant Democracy

Thin lion Jacob Worth is rapidly regaininghisI old form ns a Itepuhlicun leudor and manypcoplu expect tlmt ho will ho placed In chiefcommand nftcr the party recovers from thoimpending disaster In November

Thai iltpmobhlitun managers urn making arrancementH for a big barbecue early nextmonth at llldgewood Park und it will proba-bly

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occur on the santo day that liov McninleyIs to speak ut the Clermont Avenue lllnk

The proceedings tn oust the RepublicanExecutive Com mitt < o from Its Lawrence streetquarters will bo withdrawn tho committeehaving agreed to pay the back rent just assoon as Treasurer Homy returns with thoucheck hook

In view of Tames W llldgways probable renotnlnatlon for District Attorney the manyaspiring young HepuMienn lawyers who werolooking for the nomination nro one bv one re-tiring

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Irom the field and it would not be ourprosing if thn popular Mr lllduwuy would ImVetint race nil to lilnholf this year

Slnco the remarkable Hop of Henry AMeyer Into toe Democratic fold Itovenun Col ¬

lector irnst Nathan has taken particular patinato announce tlmt hu was not responsible formaking Mi Meyer thu liepuhllcun candidatefor Mayor list year and bo now regards MrMeyer defeat us n lucky escape for oils party

Although thou Fifth Congress district Is nat-urally

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Kepubllcun by about 1000 majority tileDemocMU tire going to make u big light tocapture It Ub well as the other four districtsAUIOIIR tho prohublu Dcmocratfo candidatesare K Htuwatt WhitihoUie John W Wolior-Theodoro F Jackson time present City Comp-troller

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and ex1olice Commissioner huhWliivevei unpleasant relations may have

existed between exllistmastrr Joseph t

Hendrlx and the leadern of tIle htalwait Tenthward Demuciacy hart entirely disappearedand perfect harmony now reigns In that Momcraliet stronghold yr Heiidrix IK thu mosteftectivo local campaign oiator at time disposalof t lie Cam palcn Com in nice anil Ills oMifarltywith the rank and IIlo uf the organization re-

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I unimpairedIXConcressman William Copeland Wnllnco

who was no sic load I y lieiteti in Ito ThirdI dU-

trlcl two years ncn by Mr Coombp would liketo return to Washington as tilt Ileprespntativo-nf tho now Filth ditrlet butt Manager Na-

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of the Kepulillcan forces IH opposed toMr Wallace and that virtually disposes ot hl-ihanco Charles K Dennett I1rosldeut of ItheKvergreenH Cemetery is supposed to bo MrNtt bin ris favorite candidatei

Tho opposition to thu renomlnntlon ofCoroners Hoonoy and Lindsay hy tile Demo-crats

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t has tetl ill C fo pronounced that eachwill pronnhly be laid aside at the close of holr-BoconO trill In n financial point of viewneither will he out in the cold during tlm com-ing

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winter Dr Hooney being u solid propertyowner with an immense medical practice andMr Lindsay having been n lucrative oillcuholder for more than twenty years

Once Was 1nnuch for the Monkey1itnn tii Sf fnvit Glabf Emorrat

I once wont up the Amazon and Orlnoeorivers on an arilmulcnpturinc expedition forthe late P TI Itanium said Dick Cowpor nnold showman I got iiuite a collection ofsnuks bird and monkeys I hit on a novelplan for iiio rapture of lie latter und It workedlike a charm

A monkey Is n greater Imitator than nChinaman Hn will do anything he sees donennd that is vvlmt gets so many of his kind Intolie cage I riggml up an ilectrlc batttrv andattached it to an apparatus that would allow nscore III tOut simians to got hold of It 1 thontook a partial natives and went Into the forestttheie Ithere wore troops of monkeys We puttho apparatus down attached tIme wire andremoved tho battery to n considerable dis-tance

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Ihe natives then took hold of theo ap-paratus

¬I danced and yelled then retiredi Tho

innnknyH itt It Ic ii dash for It IHalff n dozencaiitlit hold and I turned on the currentThey began Ini shriek nnU Miulrm butt theftliors thought their performance a putt of timeprogramme and fairly fell over each other to-gil nold of the mnrhlne I could have stucktlm whole troop It thoy could hove got holdw to itoiho Oti note u descent on them withI sacksund xnnn hud u score ouff them corralltd

ISutlt would only work once Wo tried It amonth afterward nt n point fifty muss distanthut not a monkey cnme oft lots perch iIn Ithotrees Thoy vlevyed the proeoedliiBs withcuriosity but without tony desire to imitateour war danco around floe machine

Fear nntl CholeraFI HI tlf HjiLtrytnn trtntiy cor-

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striking exiimploof the oflects of fear Intimes r Ilioleia is tip frdlowlng autlientlofact which it recorded In the newspapers ofthat time

III 18iU or IBiL I now forgot which wo hadthe cholera In bIoio I Monnal Thu professorsat theI great gunoral hospital In uhoe A I coirotrojotsat both their lItmus full A man by Ilieiiiimo of hrtmuiz Holrlocj woos tlotoo vvnltliiL Scottenco of death for murder und the director ofI lie hospital presented a petition Ito IimpornrIrany Josef to giiitit u full pardon to tillsman providing the Kiiliirit in nturn wouldconsent to sleep In a let from which a corpsenf a cholera iei I tim had jjuht been Ilemovodl be Eon uerot Krantedt I u fullI pardon under theaforesaid condition and tthe condemned manwas only ton ulnd lo comply hit usfs takenInto the hospital and ordered tulle down ntone in tlie same bed from which IIn hisi pres-ence

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boo coroso trios removed The man un ¬

dressed anti wont to bid In loss than half anhour lie began vomiting and In six hours hedliii front cholera

The man died of cholera whMi he took fromfright The corpse removed roan the bod wasnot that of u holeru victim lout of u man whomet lute dnuth from a gunshot wound Tlmexperiment did not lake place In the cholerawing but In till ward for skin dlscasoo

i JIA TA novrxnw vim A Nfl revirrThe Worlds Fair Kritattn CommIttee Askeb

i Krrp nn Eye Tlil Wmy

The National Association nf Amateur Oarsthin Vflll hold nn Important mooting at thenllsoy House on Oct 8 when tIme question olwhere the next national regatta shall be hellwill be discussed Severn places have ulroudrbeen mentioned us possible sites extendingall the way from this city to Chicago In factbulb Chicago and Detroit have putln strongbids for lie event anti It Is stated that prov-isos

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havo been rondo In boUt cases to defiarall expenses if the association will look withfavor upon cither of theto two cities

If the regatta Is held In Chlcugolt will beoaCalumet Luke a very shallow sheet ot waterand hardlv lit for such an event In Its presentstate There Is a possibility that the WorldsFair Committee may bocomo actively Inter-ested In the mutter and a SUN reporter WasInformed yesterday thnt thou committee wouldmake an otTer to dredge the hake and deepenIt to tho satisfaction ot tho association If therczntti should be hell there

The clnlms ot Hiuntngn lor the honor of asecond national legutta have vanished A fewmonths uro oaismcn were very favorably In-

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towaid fMrutoga but It Is doubtful nowIif a halff doiMii nt Ithem could bn Induced tovisit the plueo again for racing purposesMany of tlm noon trio took part In the regattthere lost Julv claim that It was otto of thepoorest in the hUtory of the AssociationAmong the urnwhuckB complained nf warspoor management tind the distance of the lkfrom tho town

Thei legiitla next year If handled properlywill likely last u wuck and as the slightest er-ror

¬of judgment will surely cause moro or less

dlsustorit johurilly likely tlmt time committeewill iottlo tile important question without duoCole unit deliberation In tint It 1ls possiblethat final decision may bo postponed loom theOctober meeting until the meetlnir In Januarynot Thu Ho ml consists of toe followingmembers Charles Cntlln Chicago F Tiblandish Detroit John IF Huntlneton and HitiJ I I I yell ni hon lb iliod iii phi it 0 P oviiiuill-iafhlncton A It hwi ut 1iiwtucket WalterStlmsnn Cnmbrldca P H Iolton BrooklynJheodnri Von Iladiar and George D PhillipsNuvr York Fird Iii Tortmeyer Newark

1 bo iipinlon IIs prevalent in this city and theImmediate vicinity that the bebt place for thenational ruuatlu is around New York city andthe opinion Is backed up with thn showingthat at least 75 percent of the revving mala-rial In the United States Is clustered In thevicinity ot > ovv York One of the most sincesblul regattas ever held In this country un ¬

thor thou auspices nt National Associationtook pliuo in 1RSJ at Newark This regattamoot witnessed by over 30UOO pennum nplover ilpHI was eleared from the grand standalone It Is not nt all Improbable thar theIasaic lllver Kowinc Association will nuUebid for tile worlds lecatta

A Vrrr Short FIghtNKWAHK Sept 2MDan Eagon the Montana

kid and Mike English the Scotch giantloiiBht near Newark lust night for 500 a sideKagan was seconded by Iaddy McGulggun andEnglish by Tommy Dutton George Burrellof Ito Pastime A C was referee It was oneof the quickest fights on record

English wilt weighs nearly twenty poundsmore tliiin tannn was knocked out by a luckrrighthand swing in lortyoignt seconds andwas not on his feet again for morn than twominutes The blow caught him on the jugularvein

Tho fight took place Indoors and was wit-nessed

¬by about dltl persons After Knelish

recovered Lagan nfTered to give him anothergo on tlio spot tout the giant refused The a

Eagnn offered to light any 145pound man Inthe country

Th RIcheSt Bllllardlit In the WorldA group nf billiard Invert Wets gathered ftboat Qtorfe-

Sn nn nt the CoiumbU racIal yesterday w lchlnf theexpert toy nub Ivory eicres when the subject of theprollt nf tIe iirufcitUui lmUte up lot A theict ot pltiualc-iinvrri nllliiit-

Vlo l > tin irraltblFit bitltarilUt I on of to > froafi-Viil utiililrlll-

jvti4rt inml hfyon doubt the Btadent S14-Iniuutl II lIi ttC nchut hlllUrit player In tbeS hue so irtl hi also lil WHI a man of living habitnnd IhiitliririI Ij eanblnl tim to lay aside a fortan osuIi sob II If ant It util ha intrrmtlnir to Americansin ln mIst inirnlrr IhoiiKli ten yrarmldrr und moreilian 5 lnn tiI loot plA > ni bllllaru s here plays eyestit tti r liillltritu tuan tin did Mbn Its woo A touro-nicnt etlr la > tH Irk He praclUea fmiatanlly ao4vtiin I cow him in Tarts plijrd the J4 luch bafkUaeKIIIIIC siuli ottnitlotg iLthi sat teadliiu

It oil of Bowline Clnba-

Tbe lollowlnt Ii a list of bowling clobi with theirofflrlitli and Its dayi and places ol bowllnr Commnlcatlona of this character tu Vet butt should containthe slave full Intoruattitu sIgned by an ofllcialof llM-

clulionKtcrsPresIdent Jam F Coluover D pety-

omonisloner Of Jurori secretary Lout 5cbleseInJr-Tressurer 0005 h Mactest 5roceanlIuArms Jere111010 iieolnenhiy hod Si Ito ti Iowa Auambtyminnie hutid iteiue mad lotIynftb stccou Wlns4aya-lglius

Media Coalelln Im TownMartin Colello Ihe mlddlewelf boxer arrived IItj-

thUclty jreiterJay from San Iranclico Ho west Ita-

mrdlately to Ihe Coleman House to cell on tall I4friend Jim Corbett The champion wu raryda-Hlhted toeee Ioite lo The letter when seen t 7 s laprIer of lait bii soot

Inni nrrriin builneii and will SiltS any maa Utha iniMI eight thisl lIlt rurilinmona or layholr I ran let backing fur JloinKi lluw was 0It Icould nut heat llmr m > S liM I met hint I Welt I-

riiuuint meet him that nKbl toO wilt tight him aalall1 can traiue a match

sotIlKnetmll NotM

The Nanain would live InMranira a trlts ofiamatwith ill viKitailoo lvriinii II II U each team to stakeslot ttdiots Tony Lester manager JVO Buib Itrtothlroito Ii

The lloiton railroad men and New York rMlroal toeswin pia > ut rruaperi iMrk tlii afitrawa Uame willta called I J ocloc-

kHiunt to x Kept St Atameetlntof lb WilliamsCnlleitr hn > eha l boil lull iioriiln Oapt B Howard94 hitiilrii in lilt iKnatlon At anutber meetlni 4-

lijrnch MM wa elected to the vacant poilllon Lynchpla > rd Ill excellent thud hue for illume Last year-aoih prevtuuily won a yinul rep lallou on tha llatr-Iroi nine tpt I Mt liaineld of lOis football tcain

held tic lint pnrtice raw autho campus thu alicenoun about thirty men taking han They warsloaiutd by Vile old full Dark JUcharda B6