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pitai, that on Staten Island. n. Y. The south
Atlantic district includes two. one at Baltimore.
Nd, and one at Wilmington. N c. The dis,
trist Of the gulf embraces three hospitals, at
hey west. fia-. Mobile. Ala. and New Orleans,
La. The district OF the Ohio Comprises thres
also, one at Louisville. KY. one at Cincinnati.
Ohio, sad one at Evansville. Ind The district
Of the Mississippi likewise includes three.
namely: at 81: Louis. No.. Memphis. Tenn. and
Cairo, Ill Then. there is the district Of the
great lakes. with hospitals At Chicago, Ill, and
Detrois, Mich. and. lastly, tbs district Of the
Pacific, with hospitals at San Franciseo and
Port Townsend. Wash In addition to the reeu-
lariy established quarantine plants are the in.
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successful had not the President issued his
proclamation suspendins all immigration for
twenty days. The stirring events of that period
are still wildly remembered by our coast
dwelling people with sense Of dread of what
may yet be in store next summer.
DR. wYaAEs VIEWS.
DR.. Wyman the surgeon general in charge Of
the federal Quarantine service, is of opinion
that mighty battle will have to be waged
throughout the coming spring and summer
against the foreign enemy. Said he to a repre-
sentative of The STAR: Il expect that Asiatic
cholera will again rage in Europe in the ap-
preaching season. 1t is still raging in Russia
and there is grave danger of its reappearinS in
the United States with the arrival of warm
weather. Extraordinary precautions will have
to be taken at every American port and along
our Canadian and Mexican frontiers. These
precautions should begin abroad, whence the
infection Is apt to proceed; and il immigrants
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GULF STATION, CHANDELEUR ISLAND. MISS

iIys. and have been from time 10 time grad
usiiy ex'eEdcsi ssnco- Ths original marine hos
pfia4 service was design ed for ths care Of sick
anu dasaossd sesnaen a; points remote from
~ soDss In 1871 Il Sas reorganized and
placed uron ~ present footing as a bureau OF
ths ireasars Department. The old Quarantine
statute OF 1873 provided FOR the Observance Of
state health regulations BY federal officers.
aud gave the President Of the United States
.ne loser To purchase or erect quarantine
varehouses and 20 remove certain branches on
ne government 20 places OF safety during spi-
osmics Of contagious diseases By the law of
isIs. 70 prevent the introduction of CONTAGIOUS
- seeesssos assaasss, vessels arriving irom
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II was anybody's fight. with the chances
somewhat in favor OF Mr.. Dawes. Before the
joint ballot next day Robinson's stock. rs a re-
publican compromise candidate, began to creep
up. and the first joint ballot showed. Dawes. 76:
Long, 50; Robinson, IS: Collins, 92; Russell. 1;
whole number Of votes, 275; necessary to choice,
l3S.
The second joint ballot began with changes
from Collins TO Dawes. and when il became APP
parent to the democrats that their votes would
elect Dawes enough votes changed in fifteen
minutes to insure Dawes return TO the Senate.
No less than seventy-five democratic votes went
to Dawes. but the changes did not stop there.
Seventeen votes went from Robinson 10 Dawes;
eight from Long to Dawes and seventeen from
Long 10 Robinson. The final vote stood:
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under the control of the marine hospital
service. All of them are now in active opera
ton. The stations themselves and the ramitied
service connected with them form the only
federal safeguards which the United States gov
eminent possesses agalns. foreign infection at
this time. The headquarters of the service are
here In Washington in what 10 known rs The
''Butler building" an imposing granite struc-
directly facing the Capitol on the south. Here
is the nerve center of the entire federal quaran-
tine and marine hospital service. From this
building emanate all orders regarding the
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1t is the memory Of this spirited contest,
which filed the newspapers and packed the
galleries, that makes those who feel as il they
have paid their money" object vhea the race
promises to degenerate into procession. They
call on the names of ''Long" and Robinson"
as frantically - the heathen prophets called on
Baal.
They need to be reminded that six years,
short as the time is, bring many changes-more
In the political world than in any other. Six
years ago Geo. ID. Robinson had just finished
his third and final term governor; John ID.
Long had recently married and was represent
ing the second district in Congress; Henry
Cabot Lodge was known throughout the state
Is q political leader. but had not entered the
field Of national politics; VIM. Z. Barrett Was a
hard-working newspaper man, who hadn't yet
dreamed Of the legislature; Charles II. Allen Of
Lowell, the defeated republican nominee for
governor in 1881, was then in Congress; while
the voters of the state had yet to hear OF VIM.
Z. kussell. now about 10 enter on his third
term - governor. Mr.. Crnpo's ssstus alone h
unchanged. He was out Of politics then and d
yet
Ex-0ov. Long and ex-C3os. Robinson are nov
dssp IN the practice of their protssion. and
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OF Quarantine vessels and the
operations of the several stations and here the
whole intricate machinery of the system is
supervised and manipulated.
NATIONAL AND STATE SERVICES.
The assumption is common that there is no dis
tinctive federal quarantine law, but this arises
out OF the comparative incompleteress of the
present system and the lack Of harmony between
the federal and state regulations and the methods
OF their execution. The growing tendency to-
ward centraliz4tiol carries with it the idea and
purpose of making the national system para
mount and independent OF the state systems.
The law OF 1875 it is true, gives extensive quar-
antine powers to the marine hospital service,
but these powers are restricted by q proviso
that the national quarantine regulations must
not interfere with the state and local auaran-
tines. There is nothing in this proviso, how
ever, to prevent the general government from
exercising even greater quarantine restraints
than the states may impose, the principle being
that while the states may erect a ten-foot bar
rier Of defense the United States may add to it
hve feet more IL necessary.
or the eight federal quarantine stations
already established one is located at Cape
Charles. with hospital at Fisherman's Island,
Va; another is located at the Delaware break
water, with hospital near Lewes, Del; another,
the South Atlantic quarantine. 10 on Sapolo
sound. with hospital mt Blackbeards Island.
Ga; still another. the Key West quarantine,
with hospital attachment, is on Dry Tortugas
Island. Fla. occupying old Fort jefferson; the
fifth. called the Gulf quarantine, is on the
Chandelsur Islands, twenty-three miles of the
coast of Mississippi, with hospital on North
Chandeleur island, La; the sixth is the San
Francisco quarantine, the finest in the world,
az Angel Island, Cal; the seventh is at San
Diego. Cal, and the eighth and last one is at
Port Townsend, Wxsh
PORTS PROTECTED.
The Cape Charles quarantine protects the
cities and towns on the Chesapeake bay and its
tributaries, including the cities of Norfolk,
Richmond and Hampton, Va, together with
Washington and Baltimore. The Delaware
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A DREADED INVASION
The Danger That Cholera May Be
Brought Into This Country.
THE sGoURGE AND THE FAIR.
What Must BE Done to Prevent the Epidemic
FROM Reaching Our Shores-Pr6posed
Legislation to Check InInigrstion-The
NAtional Quarantine service.

ILL THE CHOLERA
invade the [ nited States
in '9S to decimate our
population and play
havoc with the world $
fair? Can it be kept out
altogether. or will il De
allowed to get a foot
hold and exceed the dis
trCssins experiences of
lastsumme-? What safe
guards can be provided.
and what means will be
the most effective?
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ASK your druggist for Cudahys Rex Brssd Flu q
Beef. Res sure 10 keep H. because the bese traale
demandsit.
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QUARANTINE STATIONS.

In this way the marine hospital service and
the federal quarantine we're linked together A
national board of health was created in 1879,
with limited duties and prerogatives. but by
the refusal of Congress subsequently to provide
for its expenses it ceased TO have active
istence. By the act Of 1858 eight fedei al quar-
antina stations established and placed
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LODGE In THE LEAD.
An Interesting Fight for the Massachusetts
Senatorship.

WILLIAM r BARRETT PRACTICALLY OUT OF THE
RAcE-wrLL THE REPUBLICANS 60 INTO A
cAUcUs?-REMEsIscEScEs OF THE LAST CON-
TEsr-PRoBABLE POSITION OF THE DEMOCRATS
-ASALysIs OF THE LEGISLATURE
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These are the questions uPPermost in the
pubic mind and the problems our national law
makers are now wrestling with. Numberless
plans are suggested in numerous forms .invoiv-
Ing By legislation partial suspension Of for
eisn immigration FOR season, u total suspen-
sioa for year. \ reorganization of the present
quarantine service. and lastly the creation os al
entirely new federal organization in the shape
OF national board Of health to supersede the
existing system and control both the local and
the present federal quarantines.
SUSPENSION OF IMMIGRATION.
Senator Chandler proposes. with the appro-
baton " most of our sanitary experts. a
measure By which all foreign immigration shall
be stopped for year from March next. Sur
geon General hynlaE Of the marine hospital
service recommends. in conEec tion with ampli-
hed quarantine regulations. a similar sus pension
OF inlmi GRAFTON for az least year from January
Congressman stamp of Maryland has IN
turn introduced bill IN the House requiring
the estabEshment of a foreign quarantine on
the ether side Il the Atlantic after March and
rigid supervision Of emigrants landing on this
side. with authority conferred on the President
20 prohibit altogether for time the immigra-
ton Of aliens Of certain classes aud from GER
Tain ports. Congressman Rayaer OF the same
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infected foreign ports are to be kept out. United
States consuls are required to report the
state of health at such ports and to notify the
marine hospital service of the departure of iu-
fected vessels, and officers OF state guarantees
are empowered to act in emergencies as officers
OF the national quarantine.
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Of quarantine vessels and the
operations Of the several stations. and here the
whole intricate machinery of the system is
and manipulated.
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$4,000, that the hcensee will not sell or other
wise dispose OF any intoxicating liquors at any
place other than the room named in such
Incense, nor on the Sabbath, nor between the
hours of 70 o'clock midnight and o'clock in
the morning, and that he will keep a quiet and
orderly house and not permit gambling with
cards or with any other means or device for
money or its representative or other thing of
value in the house or place of business of such
person, and will not SELL barter, give away or
otherwise furnish or dispose Of such liquor to
any soldier or sailor Of the United States. nor
to any person wearing the uniform of the army
or navy OF the United States or any part Of
such uniform. to any minor person nor to any
incorporate person or habitual drunkard, or to
any innate Of the Soldiers Home. No person
shall DO accepted as surety on any such bond
who II already on any other bond given par
su8nt to the provisions Of this section.
Provision 10 made also for advertising the
applications for license once week for two
weeks and for hearings if any are asked on the
subject.
The Mcmillan bin gives the District cour;s.
sioners full discretionary power to grant and
full power to refuse icenses for dealing in dis
titled and fermented liquors
The transfer Of licenses with the consent of
the Commissioners is provided for by ell bills.
THE CASE OF HABI TUAL DRuxKARDs
Under the provisions Of the Mcmillan bill
any father, mother, wife or child of anv
habitual drunkard, or any officer Of the obs
trict Of Columbia, may make q request in writ
ing OF tho superintendent of police that he
notify all licensed liquor dealers Of the District
Of Columbia not to sell, furnish or give such
habitusl drunkard any liquors. and ii shall
thereupon be the duty OF said superintendent
Of police forwith to give written notice to slI
licensed liquor dealers Of the District of o.
iomoia forbidding them from selling or fur
mining such habitual drunkard any liquors
wna*oever: which notice may be served by
pshee c6lcsr Of the pistriet Of coiumAia, and
ARR bang ssryed with such notice no dsaisr In
nd D1Gfpt Of Columhia shall h any vay ~
g tuxnhh - sucA Ashitual drunkard neationed
n sucs aeses my spiritous. vineus, tssmsntsd
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Republican Conventions.

Ed. ADvANcE;-The Republican Executive
toinmtnce for wayne county met md decid-
ell Ia call delegate county convention to
meet at wayne on 1uiy 2S-fourth SATURDAY,
Tor the purpose of nomina Ing n comfy tick
ct, ana appointing del. gsf.s to the following
nominating conventions. VIZ state con VEN
tion. Senatorial convention and Con.
gressionat convention
the committee recommends that the sever
nj uistrtcis meet In their respect
i've districts In mass convention at piar,..
10 ne designated by the mem her OF raecu-
i've committee from each district on
min al Juty-third SAT uriay - for the pur pose
~ appointing deleyaics Ia the comfy con
Nenuon, nominating dist riot tickets. aud
choosing their respective members of count y
executive com m ,ttee Tor ensuing term. Each
aistrict snail have In said county convention
IN All questions, one vote fpr each q and
Irnctiouai part OF - votes for Coff In 1855
Inc above ratio entities Ceresio 10 IL; Union
Stonewsll Ia 4 votes
j. IL. NEWMAN. Chairman,
L. H. MCCLURE. Secretary Tmuy2ji
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The Huntington Times gives an
account "f terrible and deadly
fight among colored laborers on the
n. * w. r. K. in. this county, ~
follows:
"Othsr reports Of killing of a
number Of colored men in "a general
row up about Dunlow on Tuesday
night last, give terrible dct1ils Of
the affair. 1t was pay d.y on the
N. ~ w. road, and the colored la
borers were camped at what is cali.
ed the Marcum tunnel, the present
terminus Of the track. Upon rc-
ceipt of their monthly stipend it
was agreed by :he Two hundred
colored folks, composing the camp,
that it was just about time for the
party TO have a joyful occasion. and
with this end in view. some Of the
men went to neighboring moon
shine still and purchased enough
Illicit to inroxicate "a small army.
When they reached the camp The
men, women and children began to
indulge and in few hours all hands
were beastly intoxicated. Some
were dancing, others singing, while
many of the men were shooting
craps.
AT one of these games row
arose between two colored men and
in "a minute the two were fightin Y.
a general melee then ensued and
every one seemed to be shooting.
The night was very dark and the
people living in the region heard
the firing, but just let it go on.
In the morning Abe Perdue and
a man named Scott were found
dead, while another man, who was
shot in the abdomen. was slowly
dying from the wounds received.
No officers interfered, and it was
rot until yesterday that the bodies
OF the dead were buried.
1t was one of the most terrible
affairs that has happened on the
road since it was started"
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The American. Protective Tariff
League has just issued new cam
Paign Text Book for 1899. /. /.
entitled American Tariff from
plymouth Rock to Mckinley -
This little book Of one hundred,
pages Is perhaps the most com plete
brief presentation of the benefits OF
Protection and Reciprocity yet
printed and will be sent to any adj
dress for ten cents.
In ordering please say, Send me
No. 81" This is the catalogue
number of the document. Address
Wilbur +. Wakeman. Gen' Sec'y,
No. I35 West a3rd ST.. New York
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Specimen Cases.

S. III. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dis
ordered, his Liver was affected 10 an
alarming degree, appetite fell away
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles OF Fec
trio Bitters cured h m.
Edward She pherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had "a running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles
of Electric Bitlers and s. ven boxes
of Bucklen's Arnica S,lve, and his
leg Is sound and well. John Speaker
Catawba, o., had five large Fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incura.
BILE. One bottle Electric Bitters and
one box Bucklen IS Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold at Boss Drug
store. 3
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The first copy of the Chicago
Printer, has reached US. 1t is q
monthly, published in the interest
of the trade, and appears well
gotten up both in matter and style.
A good account Of the new CHILps-
DRExEL HOME for union printers,
just recently dedicated at Colorado
Springs, Col, occupies part of the
paper together with fine illustra-
ton of the building, and a portrait
of Geo. w. Childs, the donor.
The Knights of Pythias rank third
amongthe secret organizations of the
world, enrolling nearly 400, 900 men
in its ranks. The conclave of the
order is held in the even years. In
the past i has assembled in Toronto,
Cincinnati and milwaukee,, and this
year it will meet in Kansas City, be.
ginning Aug. "a. An organized
and earnest effort will be made by
the Washington Knights to send
delegates to the Kansas City con-
clave bearing argument and induce
ments that will attract the conclave
of 1894 TO their city.
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Ofthe nearly fifteen hundred pa.
pers started in New York from 1860
to 1855, one in four survived. Yet,
doubtless, the motto of all was ave
are here to stay" So incorporated
is this expression on the publisher
vocabulary tina: western editor
last words are reported to have been.
when asked what he would have
engraved on his tombstone, "Here
to STAY"
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For weeks and weeks reports
have reached the Internal Revenue
officers of this State, that the moon.
shine business was being operated
very briskly up in the lower part of
Logan county, The illicit distillers
were numerous, SO report said,
and the stuff was disposed of along
the line Of the n. 81 w. R'y to the
workmen employed thereon. The
operators have becocle so brazen
lately that IT seemed as though they
even defied the Revenue authorities
and DIDN'T care whether they were
acquainted with the way matters
stood or not The Revenue men
have had secret man at work in
the section for some weeks, and
though it was hazardous business,
the fellow located all the stills that
were making the juice, and after ne
had reported to the collector At
Parkersburg, . raid was organized
in tins city last Saturday by some
Of the Revenue officers, and Sun.
day morning the party left this city.
went TO Dunlow and from that
point took sneak Monday evening
over 10 their destination.
From that up to Wednesday
morning the party was az work
destroying stills and permitting the
liquids put away for sale, TO minole
with the waters Of the creeks.
Hundreds ot gallons Of the fluid
were disposed Of in this way and a
great many valuable stills bestowed
None Of the parties who were
carrying on the business were ar.
rested.
The raiding party reached this
city on their return late "Wednesday
night Huntington Times.
] Why were not the guilty parties
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arrested. They will probably Sc

arrested: They will probably Sc
cure other stills and be manufac-
turing liquors again in couple of
weeks. The way the law is openly
violated in this and Logan counties,
along the line Of the n. & w. II. r..
is really disgrace to civilization.
The officers do not seem to attempt
to bring the liquor 'ellers-law
breakers-to Justice.
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Shoals, w. Va

Farmers have a hustle on them.
Wheat is good and corn looks
we'll.
We heard Mr.. w. A Defoe cav
he had IS or so acres of corn all
looking well.
Five or eight drummers in our
burg this week. In groceries Hun
tington boys are making it warm
for all others.
The new firm of Defoe e. Nixon
is in full blast and doing a good
business.
Miss Jane WEIGH passed through
our town one day this week on her
way home.
Quite lot of goods are being
hauled from Huntington, on ac-
count of us having no station. If
we do not get station soon al
most the entire business of Shoals
will be done over the country
road from Huntington.
1t seems to be fixed fact with
the Dems hereabouts that the
Hon. G. G.. Burgess will be Prose
cutting Attorney. The boys say
when CODE comes around showing
those white teeth of his they can
not vote against him. We will
say, boys, don't be scared; we
have a better looking man than
CODE and we expect to trot him
out.
1t is rumored that tie Hon. J
III. Lambert contemplates moving
to Ceredo. If this is so it will add
one more good business men to
the list of business men of Cere do
Mr.. Lambert is one of the best bu-
siness men of the county and very
popular. Sorry he is not Re.
publican.
How about Judge McQuin for
Representative from this county
in the Legislature? Wouldn't he
be a good, safe man for the farmer?
Yes, for the whole people. He
has had experience in this line
and is honest and able.
What is this alternative road
system? We hear this question
asked 80 much. Will some one
please explain the whole business
not for our benefit, but for the ben
eft of others. We are for the
change. In the language of J. NJ,
Fuller we cannot make it worse
than it is at present. The only
correct way to make roads is by
direct tax, and we will have no
good roads until they are made in
this manner.
Bob Rowe and Labe Piles, who
have been working for S. A. Swan
son d Bro, are at home on visit.
They report Swanson & Bros. doing
we'll, which we are glad to hear.
How about Hon. j. A.. Hughes
for Congress? He can poll more
votes in Wayne and Cabell coun-
es than any Republican on earth.
Jim, if you want the nomination
speak out in meeting and don't be
backward. We expect to have a
rousing Republican meeting at
Shoals Saturday night, July 9th.
Bring the boys and come up.
We heard man who had been
voting the Democratic ticket for
long time say that if the Demo-
Gratis of this county would forget
the war and lay down war preiu-
dices and vote upon the issues of
the day, that three fourths of
them would cast their ballots in
favor of Protective Tariff. He
is right.
A No. teacher can get a ten
months school at Shoals and good
wages. LINE.
T,,Da 1000
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II old Tammany were to go to
hell in a body and knock at the door,
the devil would not let them i'm but
one at a II me. If he were to let them
in all at once they would knock
him in the head, elect their own
devil and run things tie suit them