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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16

disposition to elect PRESIDENT OF the
University OF Virginia
Resolved. That we the general society
OF The alumni N special meeting assem-
blod. deprecating this action as at TINS
time likely 10 Doe detrimental TO the IN
tercsts Of our Alma Mater, earnestly re-
quest the Board Of Visitors 10 postpone
the consideration Of this grave ana I'M
portant matter
Resolved. That we regard such a step
as a radical change in the system OF me
institution and that 70 should not be done
I'm haste nor until the subject has been
carefully canyassod hy the people OF the
state and especially hy the alumni
These resolutions were adopted and a
committee was appointed 10 convey them
TO the Board OF Visitors
The committee were Rev. x. II. Nc
Kim. y. D.. Colonel Thomas ;. Preston
Mr.. John J.. Williams. Professor X. 10
Montague Hon. T.. vs.. Saunders Joseph
Dunn. J. S. Miller. r. r. W Duke and
James j. Harrison.
The committee appeared before the
Board OF Visitors and discussed the whole
subject Many speeches We're made. At
ter the committee retired the Board pass
cd the following resolution:
iAi.nNlNfflf AIi. WIEN" 4t t'
sense of this Board that the best interests
of the University of Virginia demand 'he
election of an executive head ~ tho Uni-
vcrsity Of Virginia. got IN order 90 give
the faculty. fhc alumni and the friends Of
the University ample opportunity FOR the
fun. free and ur,rammellcd consideration
and discussion Of this very important
movement. 10 IFS resolved that action upon
the report Of fhe special committee on
such executive officer Doc deferred 10 No
yember. 1907. which % is hereby directed
that the rector shall then call
Resolved. That tho report shall be
spread ON the minutes and that Mr.. Jos.
Bryan. the other member of the commit
toe Doc allowed 20 file FOR record. when
af'cr said committee report minority
reuort.
Th, Board OF Visitors have fvod o.
Christmas holiday from December 22l
10 2,th.
Thc BOARD also rcse.ndod its action tak-
on ono or two si0re ago prohibiting Tho
existence OF The "EH Bananas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16

Young Garnett Mercer. the iifteen-year-
old son Of Dr Charles \. Mercer. OF no.
30j east Main street. who about a week
ago was stabbed by John Wesley Drew
continues TO improve and is now consld-
cred to be entirely out OF danger. lie
was able TO sit up yesterday.
DR. Mercer said last night. he as wen
as Mrs Mercer. highly appreciated the
many marks OF kindness and sympathy
shown them during the past week out
that rhev will not be able 10 express thelr
thanks FOR every one Of them individual
IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
Hrpiasophs IN Session

Richmond Conclave. 162 Improved or
der Heptasophs met last night AT FL
let's Han. There was a very large at
tendance. and "a number of new meme
beers were proposed
The C0nclave then adjourned TO HUI
chcr's restaurant. where social SEES
sion was held which WAS presided over
hy Nj. George l.. Currie one of the Past
Archons, and u SPLENDID supper was
served
Speeches were made by Past Archon
Thos h. Hicks. Messrs. Jacob Levitt.
Lawrence Pool. !. Saml Parrish. Henry
Flosenheimer and other members. and
at = late hour the Conclave adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
wasnINGTON iND LEr.
The Law Class Celebration and Alumni
Address

LEXINGTON. VA. June I.-Spcciai.-
Tie celebration Of the Law class of Wash
iugton and Lee University was held ln
the University chapel this morning at
n O'Clock. The speaker of The occasion
was Judge Seth shepard. Of Mashlns-
ton. ID. c.
Ills speech was much enjoyed By the
lars. audience that heard him.
By O'Clock tonight the University
chapel was filled with the society people
of Lexington. with % large contingent OBJ
visitors. 90 listen to tne alumni address
hvI f. Builiu. Esq. of Virginia.
All through his address Mr.. bulht.
seemed 90 favor the urw woman iu most
Of her new adventures though in a con-
scrNdfiVe manner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16

Largely Attended Dance a. Part of
Washington anh Lee Iinnl-.

" - iiih.lpu ana lee mai.
m LIN lNGroN. VA. June Especial
J. ID" lii 40 german OF the tOfilliou club Of
me washington and Lee University was
heii ln gymnasium last uish.. The chap
cf'nrs We're Mrs Turner. Mr.. and Mrs
Huotrd. or Norfolk. Va. Mr. and Mrs
a.. ~. Gairow. u Texas. and Miss Pen
ueton. The music Was furnished hy the
oich .sifa Of the Roanoke Machine Works
Band
The following participated: Miss Hoge.
OF Nest virginia. with Mr. r. j. No
i,ryde Miss Lily Urquhdrt OF Richmond
va, with Mr. W. ID. McSween. Miss Lucy
fenaletcn. with Mr. John ". Davis. Miss
Marguerite Patton. with Mr. G. G.. Powell.
Miss Maggie Graham. with Mr.. : g..
Ham ler, Hiss Beua Harrison. OF Lees
burg, Va. with Mr.. Robert owen; Miss
Eiizt Diilol with Mr.. j. Il. X. Cowan;
MISS Williams. of Nashville Tenn. with
Mr.. W. \. SHEPPARD. Miss Ella Cooke. OF
Richmond. Va. with Mr. W. K. Vance,
Miss kcba Glasgow. of Richmond Va.
with Mr.. q. q. TuiWiler. Miss Virginia
May, OF stanton. Va. with Mr.. 7. ;.
Marshall. Jr: Miss Lewis. OF Philadel-
phia, "a, with Mr.. John G. Dillon, Miss
May Libby. OF Washington. d.. G.. with
Mr.. Burr; Miss Estelle Libby, 81 Wash
nston, -. G.. With Mr.. a. {. Birch MISS
kllby. of StauLtOn. Va. with Dr. n. IL.
Nayt. Miss Howard. Of Richmond. Va.
with Mr. +. ". Wilson: Miss Matte WAIT.
~ Stauniou. Va. vi Mr.. ". J.. karnes,
Mss Jones. Of Richmond. Va with Mr..
Malcomb Smith. Miss Lucy Shipp. with
Mr.. w. Mob. Moore. Miss l.. Semmes.
with Mr.. VI. Borough: Miss Ella Jackson.
OF Richmond. Va. with Mr.. Charles W. +.
Spencer. Miss Ramon. OF Norfolk, Va,
with Mr. ;. ID. NJ. Harrison. Miss Annie
Jordon. with Mr.. Harris Garrow Miss
West. with Mr. Frank Moore. Some OF
the stays were Messrs IA. NJ. Terrell. y.
c. Vaughan. Sam Sncer, H. H. Isle. T. g.
Mitchell second. J. r. \. Hobson. Nor-
Dolby Nelson. Estell. Taylor. Marshall.
Walter Hubbard. Mcneil, Jones, Elicit,
Percy HAYES and Marsteller
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16

STAr-NTON. Va. June Especial
Harry Lewis. assistant ticket agent at the
Chcsaueake and Ohio office here. was mar
ried this moruine Go Miss Annie tlier 40
the s.rofd PRESBYTERIAN church. Rev. j.
NJ Wells. the pastor. officiating. The
church was tastcfully decorated with flow
ers and hosts of friends II the young peo-
pie crowded the building % witness tho
ceremony.
afor Lewis. Of virginia Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis will reside in stanton ou their
return from their bridal tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
To Act ~ Adju,ant-General.

Acknowledgement Charles }. Anderson
before leaving for Nashville yesterday
published the following order 10y direction
OF the Commander-in-Ch
Until further orders Captain g. Gray
BossicuX. Company \ First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers Is hereby detailed TO
act as Adjutant-General."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
IF mn rms arr TNpO>FD
Richmond Can Abolish Taxes and Pension
the Citizen.

4 great deal Of interest has been
nance
II Is not believed that the companies
using poles I'm the conduit district have
formulated any definite plan on account
Of the various complications. These may
bc Strengthened out at some day in the
near future but whether any fight Will
be made by the interested companies IS
not yet known.
The right OF the city 10 require wires
20 so under ground IS generally conceded.
II will be remembered that the city OF
New York had n long hard night on this
roint few wears arc. The CITY won IN
the end. though extreme measures had
20 be resorted 10 by the authorities.
Mayor Grant. as a last resort, sent out
an army Of men. armed with axes. who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16

sixty Couples Participate in the Tuesday
German.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. juno ~
spccial-The final celebration OF rho JEFF
ferson Literary Society took nlace III y
o'clock this evening Inc e. i'-'' w,
fer Tansiu oliver OF Virginia, and Henry
4. Hopkins Of Texas. ,-.,...-.....
The TUESDAY german n the University
German club took place AZ j" % cio. J. .
NJ. i'm which about sixty couples p'r'''i-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
Crow dcd Trains.

STAI'NTON. VA. June Especial
Gro vded trains with people holding on
TO the rails of the coaches passed here
to-day for Charlottesville 10 hear W. ).
Bryan speak. Seven hundred ana twenty
Gve ricketts, were sold at the ticket Office
here Eleven hundred people were on the
first train and one thousand on the Sec
ond. There was no room for more. ana
hundreds were waiting az stations just
east OF here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
on to jamestown.

An excursion will be given by the First
Presbyterian church 10 jamestown to-
day. IN enjoyable day Is promised 10
all who attend. The start viii ic made
az O'Clock this morning After that
hour all passengers will have 10 walk or
swim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16

STAr-NTON. VA. June Is Special
The remains Of VI. Erskine Miller were
inferred in Thorrose Cemetery to-day AT
Of Mr. Aliler's employees. and him man
ayers and srperintendents % mines from
West Virginia were IN attendance IL is
rarely the case that SO many colored poo
ME are seer as attendants upon the fu-
neral services Of white persons as was
fI. casa to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
WOOD AND COAL.

Long Pine Wood. cord..............S. ODD
Long Pine Wood D. cord........-. j ol
Long Pine Wood. D., cord.........-.. ~
3, cord sawed. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ] 'N
Soft COal-auy on.......... 4 -
S,ff ro.I-arv kiud-bus. ......... ODD
Hard Coal. s................ 80
ALul. nnLN .nul for ID llN..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
rnh oUf>IioN or rRh>iDnNr.
Action Postponed uutii November-Ee.
Enter Eli Bananas.

-Special.-A large meeting OF the alumni
was held at o'clock Rev. X. H. Nc
Kim. president. Mr. James +. Harrison.
secretary Aftcr considerable discus
aio. o. the question Of ihc election OF
president. the following resolutions were
offered.
Whereas. We have head that there Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16

STAINTDN

STANTON VA. June b.-Special-
George :. Lightner. attornev-at- was
acquitted to-day in the Hastings Court
Of the charge OF embeZziement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16

Good Vanilla Drip. gal...,.--......-. lo.
Fair Vanilla Drip. gal.......-.-...-'.I, ''
Fair vanilla Drip. quart.....-........ &C.
Good Syrup. quart............--..... CO..
Black MOldsscs. gal..............-....l .0.
Black M0lasscs. quart. .......-. --... D..
We have 90 barrels on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16
Numegs for Preserves all kinds &c. Apple Butter Sc h. Ammonia &c BOTTLE

the REGULAR Zoe size Large NiNacs SIC per h.; NIX
ed Cakes &C. per lh Flour 33 per bag PD@ry
per hg Best Flour bag; California Hams &C. per To- oyster
Sc M Mustard per qt. Soapne per pc Green Coffee loc " To-
1Sc Ii. Clothes Pins, 1c. do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-16

disposition to elect a president OF the
University OF virginia
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
400 CHILDREN IN CHORUS.

Yesterday at 4:SO p. M, four humid
red children assembled at the First
Baptist church at Travis park, to en-
gage in the first full rehearsal of the
great musical festival to be held Dec
ember IA to II.
The practice proved very salts
factory, and the children were more
than once complimented in the high
est terms of Prof. Schemmel, whopresid-
at the organ while Prof. Halbedl di-
rected the songs. The most difficult
measures were soon mastered by the
children and they all seemed anxious
to follow the instruction carefully.
Prof. Schemmel expressed himself
as fully pleased with the progress of
the children as indeed he should be.
They reflect as much credit on him
as he could ask in their earnest eff
forts and success. The rehearsals for
the opera will begin this week as soon
as copies of the score can be made.
A grand treat will certainly be enjoy
ed when the superb voices selected for
the different parts are heard in that
most delightful musical melodrama
"Cavalleria Rusticana" The children
will meet every Saturday at p. m. at
the Baptist church.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
A NEW DANGER.
Underground Electric Wires Eat Up
st Atlanta's Water Mains.
Special Wire to Sunday Light

Underground Electric Wires Eat Up
~ Atlanta's Water Mains.
Special Wire to Sunday Light.
Atlanta, Oct. PA pressing danger
menaces the Atlanta water work sys-
tenn. 1t comes from the action of un-
foreground electric wires on the big
mains. This action technically ex-
pressed, is electolysys. 1t means that
the great pipes are being eaten up by
the electricity transmitted by the wires
and that the danger of bursting grows
more and more imminent. Unless a
remedy is soon found Atlanta is like
ly to be put to the expense of laying
new pipes. The cost of this would be
enormous. This danger threatens all
mains along the streets where electric
light and trolley wires are run. The
pipes rust on the inside and are rapid
ly eaten in two. A number of COM
plants have been made by residents
of Peachtree street. Complaints of
electrolysys, as was learned at the
water office today, have been frequent
ly made but there seems to have been
but little anxiety over the matter.
These complaints tell of the damages
done to connecting pipes, but that ii
extends also to the big mains cannot
be doubted. Capt. j. A. Grant, an ex-
pert engineer, whose water bills have
| been unreasonable, today made a test
which disclosed that his service pipes
were so perforated that but a small
| portion of pressure reached his resi-
dence and that they carried a current
strong enough to light 20 incandes-
cent globes. Naturally the smaller
pipes give way to decay sooner than
the mains but the danger threatens all
alike.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
nad been ravished. Her mother

had been ravished. Her mother
aroused the father, who was sleeping,
and he Immediately went to the police
station to report the matter. Detec-
tive Shoaf drove out to the scene aud
found a box of parlor matches and a
collar button, which he put in his
pocket. The girl had described Rob-
inson to the detective and Mr.. Shoaf
soon found his man in a house on East
street, where he had been living with
a mulatto woman, named Mamie Nc
MILAN. He arrested Robinson and
placed him in the county Jail and the
account of the affair appeared in the
Light of that date. The crime occur
red about IL O'Clock in the forenoon,
and by l o'clock Robinson was in Jail.
During the trial Robinson was defend
ed by Mac Anderson and Z. ID. Henry,
while District Attorney Levy and AS
sistant w. S. Anderson conducted the
prosecution. Robinson's counsel work.
ed hard for him and the opinion was
freely expressed last night that he can
consider himself fortunate to get off
with life Imprisonment. His attor-
neys, however, intend to carry the
case to the higher court. 1t is be-
lieved that Robinson is taking big
chances in appealing, for rape, unlike
murder, is a crime of only one degree,
and may result in a death penalty or
may result in an Imprisonment of only
five years should he have another trial.
At the trial the counsel for the de-
Tense endeavored to show that the gil
had been in bathing with Robinson IN
the Alazan creek, by two witnesses
Frank Wilson and William Robinson
both colored, but subsequent testimony
by the state broke down this frail de-
Tense without any trouble
Miss Lena Reich testified that sac
has known Miss Wulff the past eigfn
years and that she has always been q
good girl.
Mamie Mcmillan, the mulatto Wo'
man, at whose house Robinson was ar.
rested, identified the collar button ano
box of matches, found by Detective
Shoaf. as Robinson's property. she
also identified a ring belonging to ROD
inson.
Among the witnesses who testified
in the girls favor as to her reputation
and behavior were William b. Kremp'
kau, Frank w. Stephenson, w. A
Monroe and John c. Mehan.
Robinson was asked last night, be-
fore the verdict was read, how he felt
and he replied, mot very WE'LL, bu'
could not say anything more.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
STATE CAPITAL NEWS.
Charters And Tax Rolls And One In
sanity Case.

Charters And Tax Rolls And One In
sanity Case.
BY special wire to Sunday Light.
Austin, Tex, Oct. 2S.-In giving out
the date when the over head insurance
law went into effect the insurance
commissioner made a mistake in say
ing the law became operative on Sep
temher 20, as it was operative from
and after August 20.
The following charters were filed
with the secretary of state today:
The Georgetown Shoe Co., George
town, Texas; capital stock $4,000.
The Southern Oil company of Corsi-
cana, Texas, capital stock, 100000
San Jancinto county today sent its
1897 tax roll to the comptroller, show
ing total valuations amounting to
81, 633, 27S which is an increase of $45, 1872
over last year.
Eric Patterson, a young Swede liv-
ing near New Sweden, was today de-
clared insane by the county court and
sent to the asylum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
BRAVE MINISTER DIES.

BY special wire to the Sunday Light.
New Orleans, La, Oct. 23.-Among
the deaths from yellow fever las week
was that of Rev. d. I. Purcer, one of
the most eloquent devines of the
Baptist church. DR.. Purcer's untime-
ly death causes universal regret. He
was a native of Mississippi, and well
known throughout the south. He was
with his family in Alabama when the
fever broke out but returned immed-
lately to be near his people. He was
a constant attendant on the sick AMI
needy. He was a great sufferer from
dyspepsia and in his enfeebled con-
dition quickly succumbed to violent
attack of the fever.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
VISIBLE COTTON SUPPLY.
| Wire to Sunday Light.

Special Wire 10 sunday Light.
New Orleans, Oct2S.-Secretary Hes
ter mas issued a statement of the
worlds visible supply of cotton today,
covering details OF stocks at European
points, amount afioat for Europe and
stocks at ports and interior towns in
the United States. The total visible
is ,, 17S,522 bales against 1,S9O,694 last
week and 2,S5S, i6S last year. OF this
total American Is 2,002,52 against l.
and of all other kinds, 10000 against
10000 last week and 1000 last year.
Total worlds visible supply of cotton
shows an increase compared with last
week OF 2S7,26S bales and a decrease
compared with last year of 694, GAG
bales.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
HANNA's ELECTION.
A Lot of Federal Pie Depends on His
Success.

A Lot of Federal Pie Depends on His
Success.
Special Wire to Sunday Light.
Washington, Oct. pa special to an
evening paper here quotes ex-senator
Thurston, of Nebraska, who has been
stamping Ohio, as saying in Chicago.
that while he believes Bushnell will
be elected, he regards the success of
Hanna as being very doubtful. 1t is
said here tonight that when Senator
Thurston was here last week he made
similar statement to the president.
These unfavorable reports which keep
multiplying as the Ohio election grows
nearer, have considerably depressed
the administration and its friends and
the White House household. 1t is
preparing, figuratively speaking, to go
into mourning.
1t is no use talking" remarked a
prominent Ohio Republican politician
tonight, the public cannot divorce
Hanna, however upright he may be
personally, from the idea of Doodle
politics. What effect the defeat of
Hanna will have on the fortunes of
Louisiana politicians who are awaiting
the result of the Ohio election, to get
their deserts, no one knows, but as
the administration is holding up APP
pointments subject to the Ohio cleo
ton, it may mean much to those in
terested with Hanna's downfall. There
may be a slump in their fortunes
which would necessitate an entire re-
vision of things. There is no doubt
that the real friend of the Louisiana
aspirant for office is Mark Hanna, and
that but for his staying hand the pres
ident might have long ago washed his
hands of the whole outfit"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
SAYS A GERM CAUSES 1T.
BY special wire to Sunday light:

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. % DR..
Guiteras, after visiting cases here has
reported sixteen cases of yellow fever.
He refused to make a statement over
his own signature, being compelled to
report to the government. The doc
tor says that the first killing frost will
exterminate the disease. He contends
that hit edisease is not contagious and
that the disease is not contagious and
that no harm can arise from nurses
and doctors circulatoing about the
streets. He says it is a germ which
causes the epidemic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
ALL ENDS WE'LL.

By Special Wire to Sunday Light.
New York, Oct. 2S.-The greatest sur
prise of the week has been the news
today that Rev. Father McGlynn has
made up with Archbishop Corrigan af-
ter ten years and will be refrocked by
the Roman Catholic church and as
signed to a very important pastorate
in this city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL.

Next Friday and Saturday nights at
Beethoven Maennerchor hall the
ladies of the members of this associa-
ton will give a grand festival. con-
cert and entertainment for the benefit
of the association, much on the same
lines as the festival they gave so sue
cessfully last year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
FROM LLANo COUNTY.

Mrs, Gustav Frasch and daughter,
Mrs. Schiiling, have returned from a
pleasant visit to their relatives in Cas-
tell, Llano county. Mr.. Herman and
Miss Louise Schuessler returned with
them. They report plenty of rain and
abundant crops, especially of pecans.
a sample of the latter shown Light
reporter being the largest yet seen in
this market.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24

tonight discontinued and passenger
traffic is at a standstill. AS a result
of the various guarantees travel and
traffic into and out of Alabama is now
interrupted only through the northern
end of the state, by way of Nashville
and Chattanooga This situation is
playing havoc with commerce The
coal and iron trade are suffering heav-
lily because of the scarcity of cars and
shipments are tied up in every direc-
ton. There can be no relief until
frost comes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
WARNINc no PIcNIcKERs.

Pecan picnic parties going out into
the country today should be careful
where they go to gather pecans, as the
state law now is very severe and treats
the pecan gatherer, who has not thy
permission of The owner or agent y
the owner of the pecan groves to take
pecans as a common felon the same
as a horse thief or other miscreant.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
COSTLY For SHREVEPORT.
Y special wire to Sunday Lnght.

By special wire to Sunday hight.
Shreveport, La, Oct. 2S.-The volun-
tary quarantine guards here have all
been discontinued and this city is now
being guarded by a paid force Of thirty
men. 1t is estimated that the total
cost of quarantine will be about six
thousand dollars.
This amount will be paid by the
city and parish, the city paying two
thirds and the parish one-third. The
excitement has entirely subsidized and
as soon as frost puts in an appearance
the quarantine restrictions will be de-
clared of.