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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

IoRsFs.-Fy Knlp * Co. at corner Van Ness
ave and Market st. at ! O'Clock.
luH~ITUHE .-Iy Geo. Z Lanson. at SOC Golden
-Ca.t ave. Il II o clock.
3rUNITUEE-By Frank = Butterneld at 1903
ltr4yla 81. at II O'clOck.
F-E~ITrRE--By L. Vincent, at 64s Valencia ST.
a. Il o'cluck
F,lNrlNes-By b Scott Jr. at Real Estate sx.
change Hall, II P N,
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
APRIL. 1898.
NOTICE

. Any Of our patrons 1cho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale 5v traal-boys
V'ocoIger fGUor By notifying this office o.
AtJact. naming the date and train.
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trouble in the past has been that San Fran
cisco has allowed her ocean routes to be
closed up. They are now open and will
rei,,nIn 50
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL


nv vort .BRENTANO BROS. sUnion Square
Cli,sro ,.... News Stand Palmer House
Mr. tJTleaps .GALLOT a JOUBERT.
ISL CommouSL
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INSURANCE RATES.

An English insurance expert has made n
comparison of rates in the several countries
with which English fire companies do bust
ness. After careful examination ne states
that the average rates on all classes of risks
are as follows. the amounts given represent
ing payment for 500 OF Insurance:
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DISTRIBUTING OFFICES.

A correspondent has discovered how the
Presidents time may be more probably
employed than in distributing Offices. The
proposition is for the President TO an
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OPPOSED TO ANNEXATION.

a report comes from Chicago that Con-
gresham Mcguire has declared himself
opposed TO the annexation Of the Hawaiian
Islands. Mr.. Mcguire thinks the PROPOSE
ton is based upon sentiment. There is an
evident disposition in Democratic ranks to
fOlUw Mr.. Cleveland in his opposition to
the annexation of the islauds-the So
called American policy, of which the Har-
rison administration was the most cons picu-
Gus champion. 1t is to be hoped that this
policy Of retreat will have its limit. The
Monroe doctrine is one that the masses Of
the people will not readily see abandoned.
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MEArmEK rI;EnIcTIoNs.

DEPARTMENT coz AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
San FHANCIsco. April 10 1898
Official Forecast for Twenty-faur Hours
Ending Midnight Wednesday.
san Francisco and vicinity - Fair weather,
stationary temperature; north to west winds
+. 7. JENKINS, Local Forecast Uncal
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The praises of ex-Police Clerk Mahoney were
sounded In POlice Court yesterday by Judge
CONAN and Attorney Mack. MahOney was dis.
missed by the Supervisors for being concerned
IN the loss OF papers In The Antoine case. This
action OF the board was criticized by Mahoney's
champions yesterday, and petition for his rein
statement was suggested.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
.CFe,ter building, New York City, isprovided with
tIuoI California papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
Htll4hllA latcs ami sample copies furnished
+ X MISCH Manager
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Young EXPERIENCED COOK; WILLING 10
L do homework; family of 3; city reference. Call
between and l O'Clock, 500 EDDY st. apis %
y iris WISHING GOOD HOUs EWORK PLACES
" will find them at 93l Market ct. apl6 7tS
THE ONLY SHORTHAND INSTITUTE CON
Quoted by practical reporters; speed classes for
all systems day and night: positions furnished.
MERRILL COLLEGE, 659 Market st. mrl5 II
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EVERYBODY knows that the spring IS the best
season 10 take good medicine Hoods Sarsapa-
r!la is the most popular aud successful spring
medicine and blood purifier 100 doses one dollar
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Has been used over Fifty Years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect 1t soothes the child. softens tho
Il ums, allays Pain, Wind Collie regulates the
bowels. and is the best remedy FOR Diarrhea
whether arising from testhIng or other causes For
sale by Druggists in every part OF tho world. Be
sure and ASK TO Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
25c bottle.
FoR CATARRHAL AND THROAT DISORDERS
4" Broton's Bronchial 7Toches" are renowned and
maryelouSiy effective, giving immediate relief
EXTRA Mince PIES. SWANS, 2Is suffer street.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICArIoN OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
- Mount Moriah Lodge No. "A.
I7~S f. and A. Nm Ing THIS "A
CwEDNEsDAD EVENING, April 10, at x Y
gree. All Master Masons are cordially invited Bv
order OF the W. NJ. III c. f. BROWN, Sec.
E The Officers and Mem >ssgasz,.
a~S bers of Oriental Rebekah Lodge SSsyE$<A
\ o. 80, 10. o. T.. hereby notified =e@cSSS1-
TO assemble In Prospect HAN, odd Eel >>H4hN>>-
lows Building. THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING
at o'clock, All members OF the degree are cor
daily invited to attend. Degree WORK second aud
JESSIE NJ. OLSON. R. $. ia95 We Il
R[S5s To the Officers and Mem >SaagIrg,l.
~ bers OF Templar Lodge No. II, SSES[
l. o. O. F.-You are hereby notified to =2Z9@
assemble In Memorial Hall, New odd D/=lfHNS>>
Fellows building, corner Seventh and Market
streets. THIS EVENING "wednesday. st 8 O'Clock.
Visiting brothers cordially invited. Iiy order of the
y G. We ri GEoRGE E. MosHER, Rec Sec.
ESs The officrrs and Member. of~Ao
-F-S Hartnagel Supreme Arch Chapter No. 3. ESl
T. A U. D., are hereby notified to attend spe- Ell
cial meeting at Drulds' BAH ALB suffer street on
WEDNESDAY. April 10, 1898 at 80 O'CLOCK p NJ,
OLSON. CHARLES MoNCISVAIs. Chief Druid.
JoHN HUTTON. Secretary.
RC5Ss The Regular Meeting of the Brick
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 49, 1888, Of B.
u. Hall III Eddy ST., az o'clock
WILLIAM b. HARVEY, President
JAMES X COLBERT. Secretary.
RR Templar Grove No 10, q. a. or
ss>S O. D.-onicers and members are re- az
duested TO attend the funeral OF A. p. Oh q q
spN Oh al ED nsDAf' April 49, at Drgds Han. at
CHAs MoNcIsvAIs, Rec. Sec. apis 2r
EfC557 Master Mar neis' BenevoIpntt-
c he t Ss 4s FSss ssr.s meS@g VII
Jay EVENING, April 10. at I:30 O'Clock "
All members are requested to bs present for the
purpose OF attending the funeral OF our deceased
brother. PAUL FGRGESEN BY order OF the
president. ia1s 2tI L. TRAUhG. Rec. Sec
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CALIFORNIA giace fruits. 5oclb. Townsend,s

J-F.CUTTRR'sOLD BoURBoN.-Thls celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frst-eass druggists and
gTocers. IradenlaTk-star within a shleld.
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y NY YOUR RUBBER HOSE FOR NEXT SUM
ID mer from FRANK INGALLS, Err. "a Beae.S I'm
DROF- u. BLoOMHART. sos MARKET ST, SAN
i Francisco, has positive cure for cancer, scrot
ula, syphi is; agents wanted. ap4 I'm
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MISS MAGGIE LEARY-MILLINERY MOURN
VI ing goods constantly on hand. lls sixth In
prof. +. d observation-disclosures ON MAN
doIin, mandols, guitar- studio 2l5 Geary.a l m
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II ARD TINES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; If
IL going Housekeeping paw visit and 1 will
save you from SIS 81 90 an outfit: | carry
larger stock than any two stores in this city: fur
ntture carpets, linOleum, oiicioth, bedding, mir
rors, stoves. etc: second hand: easiest
terms: lowest prices. J. NOONAN, IOl7, 1913
1921, 1923 Mission St., above Sixth; open even
iugs. mrl6
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" i L. SHOOK. PLUMBERS. ROBBERS.
" steam and gas filters. Telephone No 1927. $50
Sacramento st near ReaTny. mrl4 3m
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MALE HELP WANTED.

II FAD COOK $50: SECOND COOK AND BAKER.
II $50 same country hotel; COOK, country hotel,
49, baker and assist range $50; cook, sma II
country restaurant, S35: 2 walters country
hotel. $50; colored boy to wash dishes, country.
SEQ 4 farmers. $50; woodchoppers, boss
here; railroad laborers, north C. L HANSEN
Co, no Geary st.
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PERSONALS.

CFwING-MACHINE: BEST MAKE: PERFECT
- order; worth SIS. for $6. 416 Taylor ST. ale 7t
CEMETERY FENCES SO Up NEW DESIGNS.
- DOUGLAS, 2SO9 Geary ST. ar19 3t1
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Y on CAN BUY AT CASH PRICES, ON EASY
instalnents at NJ. FRIEDMAN q CO.'S 22I,
22S. $50 and 3O6 Stockton and 237 Post St. fur
niture, carpets, rugs. lace curtains. blankets
spreads. pictures, mirrors. stoves, etc. also iul!
line OF dress goods silks, coaks, etc folding bells
specially; the largest aud complete Install
ment house the coast: open evenings apl Il
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"a ANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT A DIMPLE
w in your cheek chin can be made in 20 min
utes: wrinkles and lines OF care removed and your
bust Increased times It's natural size in from to
IL weeks; excessive tat removed DR. CAItPEN-
TER. 1916 Market st. apl6 I'm
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a COMPLETE STOCK IN ALL SIZES OF SEC
n ond-hand bars. etc in redwood, Spanish cedar
and walnut can be seen at my premises: they 2re
good except the.price: Gail aud see them
j. NOONAN. lOl71O23 Mission, above SiKth. 10 U
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THEREAFTER l AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
IL any debts contracted by my Wife.
apl7 3tE K F. KNOKRE
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NEW YORK DECORATING COMPANY oFFERs
IN to tint rooms from 50 up; estimates furn shed
on house. sign fresco painting. 100 Taylor apis u
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erTIIL ALIVE AND WE DEFY COMPETITION
- aranulated sugar les for 81 best -four 81 per
sack; good raisins. sc per ID: 2b can corued beer
I5c: best Eastern ham. lie per Id; cans taOle
fruit Csc; jars jam. Use; 5-gallon can coal OIL
S5c lbs French pranes, 81; Is lbs best currants'
81; Armour DOtted ham, sc per can; drled pluinS'
sc per ID: so soda crackers for sc; IA cans Cut
tingis tomatoes 81. q. A. PARKIN IL CO. temper
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DULL LINE BEST IMPORTED BOHEMIAN
L gloves; from to 16 button lengths; In dressed
and undressed Turkish bath-Tobes, and a tult inc
of imported SllesIan table linens wholesale prices
NJ SCHICK. room I. w elIs- largO bldg az SuM I'm
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I6Q SECONDHAND FRENCH AND GERMAN
~ plate mirrors in all sizes aud at half tho
price OF ones; all are neatly framed: suitable
for bars dressmakers, mantels, etc. j. NOONAN.
1017 to 1923 Mission St, DOve Sixth. apl0ut
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Cox BUYS NEW $50 IMPROVED HIGH.AKN
VAO Singer machine; factory price las sixth. Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-15
MEXICAN CLASH OF ARMS
A FIGHT BETWEEN OPPOSITIONTsTS
AND GALANIsTS Ar MAYA.
Rumorcd That the Opposition Is to Have
Rosas and His Party Surrounded
In the Town of Nava.

Ell PASO, TEN, August IA fight
took place yesterday at the town OF Nava
between the Oppositionists, under Don
Jesus Herrera, and the Galanists, under
Manual Rosas, the former being the at
lacking party. AS soon, however. as they
found there were some Federal soldiers
among the Galana party. they withdrew.
as they did not wish 10 interfere In any
way with the Federal authorities.
President Dlaz has directed Colonel Tee
ran, who with two hundred men arrived
yesterday from Monterey, not to inter-
fere in any manner in the political cam
paign, but solely to preserve the peace.
Colonel Teeran has issued these orders
70 his subordinates I'm the field and has
teegraphed TO Monterey for reinforce
ments, which will arrive here tomorrow
morning. At present the troops sent from
Monterey, 100 in all. are in Alldende and
Peyotts. The leader Of the opposition
lists is Don Francisco Trevano, a wealthy
resident OF Rio Grande.
# is rumored this evening that the OPP
position is TO have Manuel Rosas and
his party surrounded In the town Of Nava,
but reliable news is difficult 10 obtain.
II is definitely known that II any serious
fighting occurs the town viii be declared
under martial law and a military gov
ernor appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-15
THE MOYEF QUESTION.
Action OF the Richmond Bankers De-
nounced-PoIiflcal Matters.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, August H.
special.-Our people generally are de-
nouncing the Richmond banks for their
recent action in not passing over the
cash" for all bona fde checks presented
at their counters. Your correspondent
heard n good lawyer assert to-day that
no bank had any right to treat de-
positors In such a manner. The financial
question is greatly agitatinS the people,
and the all-absorbing question is: What
will Congress do?
Next in point Of interest is: Who IS to
be our next Governor While our people
are for Tyler, they will rally 10 the sup
port of the nominee, whoever he may be-
\ negro man, confined in jail here for
horse stealing. attempted TO break Jail
Saturday, but was caught in the at
tempt and placed in the inner cage.
County court was IN session to-day.
A very large crowd was present, IL being
what is commonly known here as "water-
melon court" A small number OF Third
partyites assembled In the courthouse.
and Captain G.. Allensworth delivered a
Third party speech. The Captain was
formerly a Simon Pure Democ at, and as
such he represented this county in the
Legislature. He spoke sarcastically or
President Cleveland. and cersured the
Democratic party for the monetary CON
dition Of the country and all OF the other
Ills and evils TO which Republican mis-
rule subjected us.
Quite a number OF Richmo nders are
rusticating in and around Bowling Green.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-15
GREGGAINS DEFEATED.
KNOCKED OUT IN THE 18TH ROUND
BIZ CKEEDON.
A Splendid Contest Witnessed by $4,000
PeopIe-Resuits of tho Ball
Games and Races.

ROBY, IND. August 1.-THE Creedon-
$1,000 people to witness one OF the best
exhibitions OF this character which the
Columbia Athletic Club has yet pre-
sented. Many noted sporting men OF the
country were present. Frank C. Ives oc-
cupled box. accompanied by the
Maharjah OF Kapurthala, who is visiting
the Worlds Fair and several Of his
suite.
Greggains won the toss and chose the
southeast corner. AT 1920 the men shook
hands and began to battle.
First Round-Greggains tried for Cree
don's neck. but was stopped. Creedon
rushed his man, but Greggains ducked
and got away. Creedon got hot one in
the neck and slipped on one knee. Greg
gains got In two face blows that counted,
and the round ended in his favor.
In the second round the men advanced
quickly TO the centre and spared eau
tlously Creedon tried his rushing tao
tics, but was met with stinger In the
face, followed by numerous others. IL
was give and take. With honors even.
Creedon landed freely towards the end
of the round and It ended In his favor.
Rounds three, four. five. six. seven,
eight. nine ten, eleven, twelve. thirteen
and fourteen were Lneventfm.
Fifteenth Round-1his finished the
evenings entertainment. Creedon came
UP with a determination TO polish OF
his man, and by a heavy blow on the
lower part OF the face, Knocked Greg
gains out within enc minute after enter
iug the ring. The opera lasted hfty-hye
minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-15

Mr.. Thomas Bate. editor Of the
Graphic, Texarkana, Ark, has found
what he believes 10 be the best remedy
I'm existence for the hux. His experience
f. well worth remembering He says:
Last summer ! had a very severe at
tack OF nux | tried almost ever known
remedy. none giving relief. Chamber
lain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy was recommended 10 me. | pur-
chased a bottle and received almost i'm
mediate relief ] continued 10 use the
medicine and was entirely cured / take
pleasure in recommending this remedy TO
any person suffering with such a disease.
as i'm my opinion it Is the best medicine
I'm existence" twenty-five and fifty cent
hotties for sale by owens g. Minor Drug
Co. =. NJ. Slaughter. T.. T.. Reeve & Co.
and II. O.. FOrstmann.
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or Interest to Mothers.

The success Of Mrs. Annie NJ. Beam.
OF NcKeesport, Pa. in the treatment OF
diarrhoea in her children viii undoubtedly
be Of interest TO many mothers. She says:
II spent several weeks I'm Jamestown. Pa,
after the great food. on account Of my
husband being employed there. We had
several children with us. two of whom
took the darrhoea very badly. I got
some Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy from Rev. Mr. Chap
man. II cured both Of them. l knew Of
several other cases where It was equally
successful. ! think II cannot be excelled
and cheerfully recommend It," Twenty
five and fifty cent bottles for sale by
owens & Minor Drug Co. =. NJ Slaugh-
ter. +. Z. Reeve & CO. and II. G.. Forst-
mann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-15

a Co.. on High street smut GOWN this
morning but II IL expected to resume
work In a week or So This factory gives
employment to about one hundred hands
This morning between and o'clock,
Mr. Spain. who resides In Ettrick' Ches-
terneld county, was awakened by some
one breaking into his hennery. Mr. spain
got up and caught negro man In the
act of stealing his chickens. a Squire
ensued between Mr.. Spain ana the negro.
The former had his shirt literally torn OH
OF him. and was also very severely bitten
on the arm by the negro, VINO made his
escape.
Bills of exception are now being pre-
pared In the contested election case OF
Britton against Temple, recently decided
by Judge ]. r. West. In the County Court
OF Prince George. in favor OF Temple,
and which Is now being taken to the cir
cult court OF the county.
James Jones. George Bonner, William
White. Hartwell Parham and Green Par
ham, all negroes, were before the mayor
this morning charged with gambling yes
terday back OF the Third Baptist church
(colored). Jones and Bonner were fined
s. and costs each, and the others were
discharged.
Mr.. Mccain, who for some time past
has been the shortstop for the Peters
burgs, has left the club and gone away
from the city.
NJ. Lemons, pitcher for the Forest Hill
team, was here to-day, and It is said that
the object OF his visit was TO try and get
the manager OF the Petersbures TO give
Mr.. Brodie in exchange for Mr. Zigler.
OF the Forest Hills Manager Parkinson
was rot disposed to make the swap.
Mr.. Willie Quarles, who for some
months past has been pitching for the
Savannah club. was expected here yester-
day. but failed 10 arrive.
A prominent business man OF this city
went into one Of our largest banking In
stitutions this morning and inquired OF
the teller II the bank proposed TO follow
the steps taken by the Richmond bankers
In reference TO the paying out OF cur
rency. and was told that the banks would
honor all checks as IT had been doing.
The alleged haunted barn In Dinwiddie
county, mention Of which was made IN
this correspondence, is being much talked
OF. Quite a large crowd went out from
Petersburg last night 10 see the quarters
in which spirits are supposed 10 be. and
some Of those who went carried spirits on
the inside Of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-15
FIOR1DA,s YELLOW FEVER SCARE.
Tho State Health Oficer Makes an En-
couraaing Report on tho Matter.

couraaing Report on tho Matter.
PENSACOLA, FLA, August 1.-THE
State health officer to-day gave out the
following:
Office Of the State Health Officer. Pen
sacola, Fla, August A. lS93.-The State
health officer Of Florida announces that
an investigation IN the cause OF the
death OF Rev. +. c. Waite and Ellen
Wood. who were reported 10 have died
OF yellow fever in the city OF Pensa-
cola on the 9th of August. has been thor
oughiy and impartiaiiy made, in which
he he's been ably assisted by Surgeons
". II. Carter and G.. NJ Magruder, OF
the United States Marine Hospital Ser
vice. These gentlemen agree with the
conclusions herein expressed. The cases
were not seen either I'm life or after
death, and therefore the opinions here
matter noted are based upon the clinical
history OF the cases:
THE record OF the autopsies and the
statement OF the relatives, nurses and
friends of the deceased. who were In
attendance during their late Illness.
Their - nothing in the clinical history or
autopsy Of the Rev. Waite 20 JUSTIFY
diagnoses OF yellow fever. On the con-
trary, he seemed 10 have died from
acute enteritis, with marked abdominal
symptoms.
In the case OF the child. Ellen Wood,
the opinion Is given that while the re-
cord OF the case clinically, and from tho
autopsy, does not give a clear history or
yellow fever, yet It contains SUFFICIENT
evidence 10 Justify the statement that
the case was suspicious and demanded pre-
cautionary surveillance and disinfection
OF the dwelling and its contents. together
with the premises, and at this present
time there have been no other cases or
yellow fever, nor suspicious cases re-
ported.
A house-to-house inspection which has
been made within the last three days.
and is now completed. discovers no SICK
ness of any suspicious nature among the
residents Of the city.
(Slgned) JOSEPH 7. PORTER,
state Health officer.
Mr. Wood and family VIII be sent 10
Georgia tomorrow. His household fur
niture Is being packed. and will be sent
TO the quarantine station. seven miles
from Pensacola, and the house will be
thoroughly fumlgated.
This is the fifth day since little Ellen
Wood died, and no new cases that are
even suspicious have been reported. The
only thing left TO be done is 10 walt
patiently for the utmost period or incu-
baton to expire. Surgeon Murray viii
arrive tomorrow. Our people are cheer
full and confident.
The scare SubsIding.
SAVANNAH, GA. August H.-Surgeon
Branham, the yellow fever patient at
Brunswick, is considerably letter. There
is a good deal Of feeling there against
Health officer Dunwoody for bringing
him from quarantine station 10 the city.
The scare has greatly subsidized. DR..
Hutton, a yellow fever expert is ex-
pected to make a report tonight as to
whether Surgeon Branham has yellow
fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-15

AUGUSTA, GA. August 1.-THE quick.
est time ever made between Augusta and
enc ago VIII be made by special tain
bearing the Augusta Exposition deieSa-
ton. The party viii leave tomorrow ~
. O'Clock. and will arrive in Chicago the
next morning. The train will arrive in
Atlanta at 10 a. NJ. CHATTANOOGA al .
II, NJ. Nashville at s L. NJ. and at
Chicago Wednesday morning at 9.S5. In
the party are Governor and Mrs. TIL
man, Of South Carolina. The object of
the trip Is to take IT, the WORLDS Fair
and advertise the interests Of thu Angus
Ia Exposition. which will take place
during October and November