The age-herald., 1897-11-12
RESUMPTION OF TRAFFIC
The L. and N. the Only Road
 Hampered.
NEW YORK SLEEPER PUT ON
Mississippi Quarantine MOdifed-Passengers Must Be Provided With Health Certificates
 Local Restrictions Ordered of.

All the trains on the railroads have been again placed on schedule time Thus the last trace of the recent quaran- tines have disappeared and the traveling public Is relieved of great inconven- dence.
 The Kansas City, Memphis and B.r- mineham extended the run of its local accommodation from Carbon HH to Amoly, Miss, yesterday. This trairl as far as pass nger traffic is concerned, was discontinued and the regular pas senger trains resumed.
 The New York Sleeper
 The Pullman sleeping car between New York and Memphis operated via Atlanta and Birmingham over the Southern road, which was discontinued cn account of the quarantine regulations. will again be placed on the run. It was resumed last night and will pass through Bbrming- ham regularly in the future.
 The first run of the regular train was made at 1920 o'clock last night. It left on schedule time and made the run to Memphis. The other daily passenger train will leave at 1920 this afternoon and daily thereafter.
 The Southern road is running it's trains regularly from this city west.
 L. and \. Stil Hampered
 The Louisville and Nashville is the only road still hampered by quarantine restrictions, The Montgomery accom- mediation has been resumed but through passe nger trains Nos. 1 and 4 will con- tinue to make Birmingham a terminal point until the connexions south of Montgomery can be made.
 The Alabama Great Southern has re- stunned the running of all of Its trains. The daily bulletin issued every evening plainly states the condition of affairs on the road The bulletin issued last night is as follows:
 Mississippi Orders
 Mississippi state beard of health has passed ordfnllnIces as follows. effectivs this date:
 1. Permitting hallway trains entering said state to stop at their depots in all towns in said state and the restrictions of pass snger trains by local authorities are ordered discontinued; provided that nothing in this order shall be conet -ued to prevent 1ocai health authorities from
  getting off in their towns.
 ?. Allowing tropical fruits from all non infected points to be brought into the state of Mississippi.
 8. Allowing an new and dry material, unpacked, such as lumber, machinery, brick, bar and sh=et rcn, tin, steel, ag- ricuhuran implements, iron ties, slaves, wagons, hardware, pig iron. lime, etc. /; all bona ffde guoceries drugs and rnanlu- factured toIbaccos in tin and wooden containers except thoe pack: in straw or excelsior, liquors in tin or earthen- ware vessels, and all glass goods in oiigi- ual cases to be brought into the state of Mississippi without being disinf cted. A. Removing quarantine against the city of Memphis. Tenn.
 5. Allowing trains on Alabama and Vicksbu1g to stop at Bolton and Bo- vina.
 Southern railway trains have resumed passenger service between Akron and Mandon Junction
 Kansss City, Memphis and Barmdng- ham passenger train have resumed pas senger seLvice between Birmingham and Memphis
 All passengers purchasing tickets for points in Mississippi, Louisiana, GIT be- yond those states via Meridian, Alabama and Vicksburg and Vfcksburg, Shr eve port and Pensacola, nut b= provided with proper h.alth certificates, otherwise quarantine offic:rs wiT not permit them to pass through said states.
 Personal Notes.
 Assistant General Freight Agent E. K. Vorhees, of the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham. accompa nfed by Tray cling Passenger Agent Charles Austin, went to Memphis last night on b,lsin .ss connected with their company.
 Travelling Passenger Agent Charles P. Jones. of the Kansais City, Memphis and Birmingham road, is organizing a crowd of 200 negroes to take them to Missouri and Kansas. Two years ago ha took 4,OO0 negroes to that locality.
 ANOTHER CLASH.