The age-herald., 1897-11-11
THE TRAINS ARE ASSUMING
RAISING OF QUARANTINE HERALDED
 WITH DELIGHT.
Montgomery Aceommotlation Will Run This Morning-A Coach For Montgomerians
 VIII Be Locked Till Reaches Calera.


 The lifting of the quarantine is re- sulting in the resumption of traffic on all the railroads. The Alabama Great Southern will resume all trains discon- tinued during the yellow fever epidemic today.
 Yesterday afternoon passenger train No. 3 fit Birmingham for Meridian for the first time since the establishment of the rigid quarantfnes.
 The following orders have been issued from the Alabama Great Southern of fees:
 Akron, Ala, will allow all passenger trains to stop regularly to receive and discharge passengers provided with health certificates.
 '"Train No. 1 will resume all regular and flag stops south of Birmingham.
 "Trains Nos. 37 and 38 will resume carrying passengers between Tusea- loosa and Woodstock and intermediate stations.
 Southern trains Nos. 15 and 16 will resume running between Selma and York, but will( for the present handle no passengers out of Selma, and will be governed by local quarantine regu- lations. which admit passengers and baggage from non-infected points.
 Alabama quarantines will admit all persons for interior points from the state of Mississippi, except from in- fected places.
 Relay camp at Mississippi state line is abolished, and train crews will from and after this date, run into Meridian.
 Trains Nos. and will resume run ming through to and from Meridian. commencing with train No. Nov. 10 and train No. Nov. H."
 This morning the Montgomery accom- modation, on the Louisville and Nash vile road, will be resumed. It win leave Birmingham at 5:45 a. m. and return at 7:30 p. m, as formerly. The train will be open for passengers for all points. At Montgomery sepa- rate car will be attached for the use of persons boarding the train there for points north of Calera. It will be locked until after Calera is passed, when it will be thrown open for all pass ngers.
 On the K. c., M. and B.
 The Mississippi board of health sent the following information to Superin- tendent Sullivan, of the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham road yester- day:
 Mississippi passengers from all north ern points in Alabama will be admitted to cities and towns in this state, as far as this board is concerned. In some towns local authorities may not admit, e1,o ing aboard of train.'' At once 1t was announced that the discontinued trains over this road would be resumed
 Since the quarantine the road has Sbesn operating local accommo odation train only to Carbon HIM. Today this train will be extended to Amory, Miss. It will leave this city at 7:30 a m. as heretofore
 Trains Nos. 37 and 9s, on the Southern roaId will be paacad on again today, and run to Columbus, Miss. All westbound trains on this road wull-then be resum- ed
 The Sunset Limited.
 The "Sunsst Ufmated, heretofore run ming hetwe:n New Orleans and San Francisco will t1fls season be operated between St. Louis and Los Angeles, via the ''T'rue Southe'rn Route." St. Louis, Iron Mountain and South ern, Texas Pasafic and South:rn Pacific railways
 This train will leave St. Louis alt 1000 p. m. Tuesday and Saturday of each week, commencing October 18th, arriv- ing Los Angeles Friday and Tuesday.
 Parties from the southeast going via Memphis will conn:ct with this train alt Little Rock, leaving Memphis Tues day and Saturday, evenings.
 Consist of Train.
 Composite car, with bath and barber shop; compartment car. with ladies' ob- servation parlor; s0eeepers and dining car.
 ~VestibuleId steam heat, pitch gas light. This is tilie most complete and best equipped train now in service to CaGd- 1drnia.
 No form of uransporta tion will be hon. ored on this train except first-class one way or round trip tickets.
 For special schedules anl1 fun partacu- lars address, B. P. Turner. G. A., Dallas, Texas; H. c. Townsend. G. P. A, St Louis, Mo; A. A. GaIla gher, Southern Passenger Agent. No 1O3 Read House, Chattanooga. Tenn GRANTED FURTHER TIME