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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
TWO MURDERERs CAUGHT.
Madame WrighTs SIayers Captured
at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Sept. 10-The mur-
derer Of Mrs. Jane Wright. the wealthy
proprietress of an employment agency,
was taken today I'm less than twenty-fouF
hours after the crime was committed. The
crime was the result Of a conspiracy
formed by two desperate men whose mo-
tive was robbery. One, the man who ac-
tually committed the deed. Is Henry Jones'
a cook, who lived at 11S Independence-ave.
The other was John Clark, also a cook
and an ex-convict, who had obtained his
freedom only six days before the crime.
Clark received hiA share in the crime
$3.50 and a gold watch. He spent a por-
ton of the money for drink and while
drunk gave two tough bartenders on
Cnion-ave. SEQ a piece and to another the
gold watch. James 5. Peck, one OF the
bartenders, suspected that Clark had not
come by them honestly and informed the
police of the fact. Clark arrested at
o'clock this afternoon At first ne pro-
fessed innocence, but after an experience
In the police sweatb0x confessed, implicat-
ing Jones' who was arrested this evening.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
TWO FREIGHTs COLLIDE.
BAD Wreck Near LeipSic, o. En-
gineer Davis Killed.

TT. WAYNE, Sept. 1O.-This morn
ing collision occurred on the New York,
Chicago & st. Louis railway two miles
east of Leipsic, O., between two freight
trains, Nos. 81 and 40, caused by the
failure Of the telegraph operator at Leip-
sic Junction to deliver an order The
weather was very thick and foggy and
neither engineer discovered the ap-
preaching train until within 200 feet and
they had but time enough to reverse
their engines and apply the air brake to
what few Of the cars We're equipped
with air pipes and leap from their en-
gines. Both locomotives were entirely
destroyed and fifteen cars of merchan-
disc demolished. Jack Davis, engineer,
was taken from under one of the cars
dead. Perry Uncer, his fireman, had
both legs crushed and scalded so badly
that death is but a question of few
hours. Charles Merritt engineer of No.
40, had his leg broken in three places
and was internally injured; Horace S.
Rodeheaver, fireman, was badly cut
about the face and body. Three brake
men were seriously injured
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13

comes I'm crowded. The crowd now
present exceeds that at the Oklahoma
rush. On Saturday and Sunday there
was a serious bread famine 1t is al
most impossible TO get anything to eat
at the hotels or restaurants. About
thirty wheelmen came in from Kansas
City and St. Joseph today. The bicycle
organization numbers over one hundred
men who will make the run. The county
attorney has sent out deputy sheriffs to
drive away three-card monte men and
other sharpers who were swindling
boomers
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13

revenue collectorship of the Sixth dis
trict came up for considerable This
appointment may be looked for at any
time now.
Postmasters were commissioned in In
diana today as follows: Frank f. Sta
pleton. Cedarville; John Cade. Gessie;
George Heintz, Rockford; Francis NJ.
Runyan, Charlestown; Emily f. Cum
ningham, Paragon.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
ATTACK ON GLADSTONE.
The Rev. MIR. Davies Publicly Insults
the English Premier.

LONDON, Sept 1.-THE sensation Of
the day here is an attack made yester-
day upon Mr.. Gladstone by the Rev.
Frederick Davies. Mr.. Gladstone, it APP
pears, attended divine services yester-
day at the episcopal church at Blair
gowie and the sacred edlfice in honor of
the premier's visit was packed with peo-
pie anxious to see the great liberal
leader. on previous Sundays IL would
seem the church mentioned has not
been crowded with worshipers. The
Rev. Frederick Davies, who was to
preach the sermon, publicly insulted
Mr.. Gladstone by refusing to shake
hands with the venerable statesman be-
fore the service. In addition, during his
sermon the clergyman vehemently con-
demned the people present for, as he
claimed, coming to church for an un-
worthy motive, to worship a creature
other than the Creator. The remarks
of the Rev. Frederick Davies caused
much Indignation among the majority
of those present.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
FIVE CHILDREN cREMArED.
The Parents Attended Church ana
Left Them at Home.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. lit. w.
Whitley. residing near Silver Hill, Ark,
with the elder members of his family at
tended church last night leaving five Of
his children, ranging i'm ages from FIVE
to thirteen, to care for the house After
the services were over he returned to
find the house had been burned to the
ground and all FIVE of his children cre-'
mated.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
woRLD's BICYCLE RECORD.
zimmerman Makes New Mark for
n Mile IA 2.O1 3d..

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept. IA. A
Zimmerman broke the worlds bicycle
record for one mile In an official trial at
Hampden park this afternoon his time
being 2;01 3-5. This beats windle's werld
record by one second. The start was a ,iy-
ing one. L. S. Meinties broke the three.
four and five mile records. this trial being
officially timed The time by miles was:
One mile. 2.l9 3-5: two miles, 45l, three
miles. 6s45 10. four miles. S57 3-5. FIVE
miles. n-09 80. The previous fve-rnile
record was II Al and was held by Windle,
whose f0ur-mile time was e26 5-5 and
three miles 7.a 3-5
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
THE HUGHES COURT MARTIAL.
A Verdict of Guilty Handed Down
A Chapter I'm Politics.

TOPEKA, Kas., Sept. 1.-THE Hughes
court martial handed down a verdict of
'guilty" this morning. Col. Hughes Is
dishonorably discharged from the
military service Of the state. He is
found guilty on all charges but two.
those being carrying news to the
enemy" and speaking words of en-
enemy mentioned in these charges be-
ing the lawful house of representatives.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
The Mndern nenntr

Thrives on good food and sunshine. with
plenty OF exercise in the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action OF a laxative
remedy she uses the gentle and pleasant
liquid laxative. Syrup of Figs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
BISMARCK DETER.
The Prince still Suffering hut Able to
BE Around.

KIsSENGEN. Sept. u.-It is oficiaily
announced that Prince Bismarck eontln-
ues to improve. He has left his bed every
day since Friday and has walked about
his room. His suffering is from sciatica
and Is less acute.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
A SIGNIFICANT GATHERING.
OF THE PARLIAMENT
OF RELIGIONS.

An Event of World Wide Interest at
the Art Institute, ChicaEo-CardinnI
james Gibbons Calls 10 order and
others Make Responses.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
MINERS RIOT IN ENGLAND,
SOLDIERS FIRE A DEADLY V0LLEY
woUNDING A NUMBER.

Two of Whom Have Since Died-The
Mob Wrecking the Omces and Build
fngs at Various COIIieries-SOme Re-
turn 10 Work.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
Rea 1y for the Opening of
Cherokee Strip.
The Work of Registration
Now Going On.
WOMEN ARE IN THE RANKS
And Will Start in the Great
Free-for-All Sprint.
All Sorts OF Schemes to Get
Over the Ground.

IL Is Estimated That There Are 10000
Who VIII Want 10 BE Registered-
Provisions Not Plenty, Water Selling
at Ten Cents a Cup Because of the
Location of the booths Away from
Any Convenient Place.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13
If the House Votes to Re-
peal the Election Law,
WHICH MAY BE DONE SOON,
Adoption by the Committee OF
the Tucker Bill,
Which May Be Reported to
the House Thursday.
Mr.. Bynum's Conference with
Secretary Carlisle.

A Number of Measures Introduced by
Indiana Representatives Senators
Pugh and Teller Make Speeches on
the Repeal Bill
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13

Or. Shops Restorative Nerve Pills
sent free with Medical Book to prove
merit, for &c stamp. Druggists. 25c. DIR.
Sho0p. BOX X. Racine. Wis.
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'OUR CHANCE
FOR The WORLDS FAIR,

8 Monday, Sept. Is, is the 5
2 time to so to Chicago. The ;
Z weather will be pleasant, :
> the big show will be at its
. best and the fare will GER 2
tainly be at its lowest. The 8
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: tickets good for 10 days, s
carrying a coupon calling )
9 for four days accommoda- z
ton at a hotel which is only :
3 a few minutes ride from the )
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Capital Notes.

Charles II. J. Taylor of Kansas was
named to be envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary Of the United
States to Bolivia.
The senate committee on the judiciary
has agreed 10 make a favorable report
upon the nomination Of Frank Dale OF
Oklahoma TO be chief Justice OF that
territory. srs
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-09-13

Congressman Bynum was closeted to-
day with Secretary Carlisle but the ma
ture Of their conference is unknown. It
may have had something to do with the
request Of the secretary made later for
the resignation Of Mr. Hfldebrand. sur
veyor OF customs at Indianapolis. II is
also quite probable that the internal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

! .t,- ,..,..., y,,.,,,.
ANNANSAS tIlAi NAM sept IL
| The severe conditions TINT obtained yos.
/ t,rlay wcr, still ur. sant tp.inv m,
,,, .....t....- 49, a.. 49,.
""' r''''Nh WV" ~ '''-''N n'NN
'n' nor WihlH cuhunuo ana rue iaHk OF
water and shelter az The booths y causing
Increased sickness and nrl.tratien No
t.,ta, ,,.a. ,t,.. h,,,,., a.. AZ.
u, W w ''''' Wv, P'l' ol
lir country Tor years ~ me shade
away from tho wind The thermometer
stood al l0g
Tyb.r,. 800, ,.,,.,,.i .t. ,... -
WIZ ',s'H'' ''h H"Vle ciVfhA
TINS morning Men were IN line this
morning, who have been IN line since
Monday evening. npd tlcy are literou,
.,L,,,.,.., ~, Az, iis9
AH'"e''u huNu''un u'' "nhVt'u WIN
throAt ana lnng disorder caused 10y
breathing the dnst.lnden air. aud mafi,,
were obliged TO drop 0ui.
Last night Willow Springs town held
an election Of officers in tho ,iiy hnii
here This Is he Grst town IN thc sirin
TO organize IN ihis manner aud on safuf-
dny. when the people gcl ihrrc. the town
Will be regularly 0rmulznl and rondv
TO do business a. sncb. Al tho business
men who are going 10 open stores aud
banks, -nnd all purchasers Of residence
lots. We're present, The executive oilicrr
viii he called president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
PERSONAL.

.
d.iss.lae9is Of Fort Worth who have Va.
/ nv, -, a'4'H ',n.r ,loNnA WV confer N;
i6c faet To- iGi papT Y '''uins H0'''' Ok
DR.. W. A. Adams bos r,tnrpo,i h,,oo
Afts IDi, H.. 20 ,,,i.,4. ,s,
10 the dn. " ''''' rams -
A. = To,l,ort and win ~ r,tr...o.
afr i'm Inc III, '''' WY "' "nl'oa'ph'
n n Gtari a, c,r,,...,.,. ......
dsy In tho dfv, '''''"' 'i'''' S'''ei'
Wy
", 4. dloEson OF 81 Louis Is guest
Gro y. Loving returned from West
i..nN y'si'ina4'
" - calm. sloeldnnn Of Abilene,
Is ia the eily today
Samuel Finn " Kansas City IA q
Rnest nj 0lnnochl0H.
Aiis, Kate Duffy leaves this morning
for Columbus Miss.
sheriff Cleveland Of pnrler eounty
was u the city yesterday.
II. 4. Carrier Of Marshall. ia In III.
cily stopping ni BlmDphoa
M. q UsilrV nf g1, A,to,io nj,
rived IN tho eily ye.trrlnr.
a,dg, y rfa,aeft 80 49, 40. t.st
y,5t,,,iay over ibe XIV AVE- ~ Xxx,
'S ~ ~ i'i's H''i 'W w
r,.5 A T,,e, want 4, 4, T,,is i,st
,t,l., 80. III, Ntiss,,,,i .i,,, 81
Tes3s "''
d, , e, ,,,.
a.i.. Ar'5.., Xxx, .Ni'Hm 'i w,
n ,'f 20 "'s' "A' N'' 'n'i
-
q w and >. ~ kelly' prominent cattle
i.', ~ i'ln' '''n'4' WET" 81 NV ''y
lH.t N-W
DIR j. u. PoHock aud biz sous ltohrri
aur lloyd haze returned from Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
LIE ooFrEE AFFEcTED.

Nlaw YORK, Sept. 14--Polltical
troubles in Brazil continue 70 seriously
Interfere with TRANSACTIONS Of merchants
whose business Is with. coffee interests.
A large amount Of business y done BY
an absolute staudsiill. At fhc Office u
the Commercial Gable company i was
said this morning that no cables for
Brazil would be accepted with aHv prom
~ az 10 time Of being delivered An
attempt was made yesterday 90 pt
three Important inessages through to per
IN care Of the Brazilian minister marine.
but Int last night il was LEARNED two o.
them had been refused.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Sept 14--In the
senate today Senator Faulkner OF West
Virginia ofcrcd an amendment to tho
repeal bill providing for the coinage Of
the silver bullion now IN the treasury.
nnd the monthly purchase thereafter of
enough silver TO coin 3,OO0,0OO silver
DOLLARS. whtrh, together with all tho sil.
yer dollars heretofore coined, shall b.
legal tondcr
Senator liawlcy Of Connecticut rose
70 u question of personal privilege. Ia
Tue lis1lssion between himself and Sena.
tor Teller q Colorado, recently, that sen.
a!or had sald thet he lliawley) had been
absent several days during the scssion.
This statement was corMctSsl III tho
Congressional Record. but that counted
for nnugllt, Tor nnlcsa things We're COT,
r~itSi Immediately the Associated Press,
hl a lew monontN, would have them all
over thn United States. lie Ind been
absent IN fact hut fiiree days.
The. rqNl bll was then tokon up
nnd senator Daniels Of Yingmh toof
fhe noor In oppusltion 10 The I'M IIs
tNll he would attempt ~ demonstrated
na be was confident he ruull thai tht
world wide monetary convulslon was dnt
10 thNr principal sSlitsatoim ltirst 4
we enormous incrcasc VI drlA Second
70 thu epntihnous and unprecedented
ipll Of prices for over d unartcr OF a
century. Third to oonieniporaneaus
INSTRUCTION of the bimeullllc hnsis oi
credit Mt the dlctailon OF European mon
~ Kings. lie said more money WINS
heded and repeal IT the sherman mel
Would have y contrary effect, for ID ,ynnid
contract the currency hy some MY MI.
Huns OF dollars per anunm lie favored
q sound currency, every dollar Vt which
SHOULD he maintained at par With every
other l0llnr, anl that Il should cOnslst
Of gold and silver and Of paper money
AZ Tho conclusion of Mr.. Dnniaa re-.
marks there was hrlof executive .rssion
and tie senate adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

leaay the cook, In preparing dinner. boiled
the potatoes In a kettle IN which arscnic
tai hacn used 10 XII cotton worms. All
ihe e'aiyie1s partook heartily OF ihc polspael
Nod Every one wis iaiea down ana IL
Reported that several werc deld btfore
tae PHYSICIANS reaehed the camp and thal
more, would de. hut ihls TAfement canani
!% iv Verllrd, a. the Gimp r. several
IllN the country aud no further com-
tors LEFT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

WASHlNHToN, Stnl, n. Attention
caablrd upon lho bill lnliuduvpd IN tho
house Oh Saturday by Representative
Everett Of Ncrnout. Il Ia nov fully
admitted That thH u an administration
bllll nni represents the administration
politr. Il provides for extending Tho
lime Of registration Of Chinese lnborcrs
until the ut day Of September, 1894.
for certificate OF rrildcnce, and any
Chinese laboror within the Uullcd Staica
who shall neglect or refuse IN comply
WIN me PROVISIONS of tbs act or who.
after sud Ut day OF September. 1874
alail he found wlihln he iudsdicllon OF
ilw tnilcd NutoH without such Crriih.
cato of Residence, rlnll les drfmpd ana
ndiudg4i Ia be nnlnNfully within the
United States ml may bn ARRESTED nid
depUrtel from tho nited SWtos, aH
lrrlnOeiorr provided, uHlnAs hp shall
establish HeaUy 10 ilio antiafnctinn of
the Judge thht by icaaun OF accident,
sioknrss or Other unavoidable cause. h0
has been unAble 70 procure his orrtiA-
cato,
Should Il appear hat said Chnamai
bad procured u certificate which had
been l1Ht or destroyed, he shall be de.
iaincu aud Judgment suspended "a rpna-
enable iiine 10 onnblr him a. procure a
duplicate from tho officer rraiaing II,
aud 10 such riaos tho cost Of said nrrnst
Dud trial shall bn 10 tho discretion OF thd
conr. And ady person. otlnr than IA
Clinese lahorcr, having right 10 be-
ana remain w Tho United Stntfn. tieslr-
ing such certificate os evidence ~ suel
night may apply i0r and receive thr
sninr without clnrin.
II u hlsD provided that no proceedings
for violation " The provisions Of snld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

.BEl.ION. Tex. Sept ESPECIALLY
me bell county fair ntlendMcc h very
FIRST race Throe-fourihS ~ A mil,
atgash' purse. SlD. John Howe won.
SECOND racc-~l ntlng, three fonriha Of IL
lnllr' heats for 2.y,arobls. bost Two In
three, purse, sTi. T1Nas Prince WIN.
TsXSaa loek eecoud Time. las.
lhifl .rtec- one fourth NJ d milo dash.
i,yenrelds, pnrsA $40. Lucy NJ won,
bgnlah second Time, - IL.
Fourth -1rotiine, 99D eiaaa nprse
$40, Vendetta won, iim ii ssen,J
Time 2iSl ~ '''N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
orFIcIAL FROM BRAZIL,

PARIS, Sept a. The Brazilian gov
enmcn, delegate in this city announces
that he has received an official dispatch
fron Rio dated 4 O'Clock p. IN. yestcr-
day. In This dispatch it is stated there
is no truth in the report tiat nsurgeni
warships had succeeded IN leaving the
bay OF Rio, II is added that yesterday
evening they bombardcd the town of
Nictheroc. The result Of The lombard
mcnt is not made known in The dispatch
referred to. This message. however, says
the capital and state Of Rio de Jauciro
are loyal To the government, and the
garrison Of Rio beroicnlly resisted al
attempts Of the rcbels to make a land
ing in the Immediate neighhorhood OF
the npital. Still according TO The Of
fcial message received by The Brazilian
delegate. The troops composing the g1r.
risnn of Rio will remain steadfast, and
can be- counted upon 10 rcpulse amy ut-
tack by land which may be- made by the
rebels from the warshps IN the bay, II
Is also insisted 10 tie official message
that the land forces Of the army and The
national guard, together with the police
and the public dsirwith the gOvcrnment
and are ready TO defend the republic and
all Of the states are alleged 10 DO
In condemning the present re-
volt The delegate, in giving the sub
stance Of the dispatch 10 the Associated
Press points ont the fact that u does
not mention that Rio has hecn lombard
ed. aud lie expressed the belief the city
itself had not been fired upon by the
rebels
A later dispatch says the garrison NJ |
Nj. gutnanftaI la rurtu4fftfr ala al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept Secretary
Gresham has received the following
crble from Minister Thompson at Rio;
AT il o'clock yesterday morning the
revolutionary forces bombarlcd the forts
commanding the entrance to tho harbor
also the arseual on the wharf IN the
center Of The city. A few shells were
fred into the city and woman wns
killed In her residence. Commercial tele-
crnms have again been forbidden. The
Charleston has not yet arrived.
This dispatch has practically disposed
OF the doubt whether the cruiser Charles
ION had reached Rio and shows she
went directly 70 AionieyidcO without
touching at any Brazilian port.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

AUSTIN, Tex, sept -tSpocinl1
Inc game today between Austin and
~ l'gso wus won hy the lnter hy d Score
ioi l+ tu H. Pitcher Walker lost IN,
Wme IN ne HlNth imIur with three men
On lases De gave three hnsns on halls.
loEing Va three rups Several error,
44nd hils brought in four more runs
y, IN favor ct Ausiiu.
batteries Auslm. ID. Walker and NH.
lHr III l'aso Page, MeAllisior and Dnn
., summary Austin, Hits. u. errors. n:
~ PAso, hits II; rrrnrs q.
Waco Will play Austin ncNt SUNDAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

GALVESTON. Tex, Sept. l4.-lspcciai.l- r..
There was 4 meeting thls morning Of TIE
finance comnattec OF the Galveston wihrf
company Among other matters discussed
Acting Mayor Wegnor suggested the al.
yisahity OF the coInpany paying rs taxes
. Which q member OF the hoard replied
.hat Inc company was not at present able
cenncctlun that for abe reason ~ a lsek
q FUNDS THE regular quarterly dividend
had not boon detlafel Members ~ tho
committee did not care 20 discuss the mai.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
TnE EIEQMoN LAWS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Ia The ma
tori,y report on the Tucker bill. rcneal-
ing tho federal election law. declares the
purpose and object for which the law
was passed, long ainco pissed away.
"Snrcy no officer Of the army or navy"
y says should be LETT 70 determine
when u was nccesNry 60 bring troops
10 the polls, and the constitution has ex.
pllutly prohibited H."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

their implicit confidence in them, arc ~.
turning thelr money. that Il may IA
longer lie IN wastrfnl idlcness, hui. srain
entering The channels Of trade. give life
y dcadened industries. On every hand
niurk,,l dhHt he Who runs NAV rsa5
SHOULD mot the prompt resumption nf
slAlN-one national hanks. stronger than
y closing, aud the knowledge that move
uan halt ihnt number are preparing 10
In Tie saue, lead to any other nninion
NAV ahat the outlook must he brighten.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

muster gennrll 70 have all mails leavins
hrmnswick thoroughly fumigated"
me department OF tho railway mail
service has rrceiycd a message from the
special agent IN Savannah Announcing
new cnses ~ yellow fever. and that an
nun schruulcs have been abandoned. The
mas hceu intidci by The mayor that no
mail from brunswick viii be allowed 10
enter thht city unless fumigated.