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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11

at 4:25 p. m., are running as usual.
The st. Louis Limited is running to
Flatonia as local.
The Arkansas Pass has annulled all
trains on the Alice and Corpus Christi
branches. A mixed train will run
from Kennedy to Rockport. Trains
continue to run to Houston. but cannot
stop at Flushear on account of the
strict quarantine in Fort Bend coun-
ty. requiring trains to run through
without stopping.
Commencing tomorrow, October 18th,
trains known as Nos. 3 and between
San Antonio and Corpus Christi will
be discontinued and instead there will
be a mixed train from Kennedy to Rock
port.
Passengers from San Antonio and
intermediate stations as far as Kene-
dy, for points south of Kennedy, in
Guiding Rockport, will leave San Anto-
MO on train No. 1 at $50 a m, and
remain at Kennedy until 4:20 p. m.
Passengers from Rockport and inter-
mediate stations to Kennedy will ar
rive at Kennedy at Ills a. M, and re-
main at Kennedy in order to connect
with train No. 2, which will leave Ken
edy at AGO p. m, arriving in San An
tonic 6:25 p. m.
There will be no trains on the Alice
branch, nor to Corpus Christi, account
quarantine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
DURE BLOOD is the foundation

of health. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes
the blood pure, rich and nourishing and
gives and maintains good HEALTH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To all Boarding House and Hotel
Keepers of San Antonio:
The threatened health conditions
make strict watchfulness on your part
a necessity. The health offic therefore
expects immediate information when
ever a stranger from an infected place
or a suspect should lodge at your
place. At the same time you must
keep him or her separated from your
other guests until the health officer
has investigated the case. The bag
gage must also be kept from contact
with other baggage. A failure to follow
these instructions will be punishable
under the ordinances of the city.
Your attention is further directed to
the necessity of keeping your house as
clean as possible and to use proper dis
infection of your rooms and premises.
the undersigned Office will always be
ready to assist you in your endeav-
ors. B. E. HADRA, MD,
City Physician.
San Antonio, Tex, Oct. IL, '97.
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were to meet this month postpone I'M
til December.
Cost of yellow fever in the infected
districts Is estimated at $SS,000,00O
principally in the loss of business.
Alpheus Lilly thrown from his horse
on the Cowley ranch near Pearsall, in
to wire fence and his horse falling
on him, his face was literally cut to
shreds. 81
The drouth in north Texas is brok-
en- by copious rains.
Texas travelling passenger agents
leave for their convention at Nash
vile.
No sign of rain in Tennessee and
conditions are getting serious.
Yellow fever death rate to date at
Biloxi is per cent; POI cases, II
deaths.
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Te|eg|Ql|S B|Ie|e1

w. d. Mansfield, San Francisco,
casts a fly 113 feet, beating his own
and the worlds record.
Methodist women in Nebraska, will
take no work in the church until they
get representation.
st. Louis and Chattanooga get the
first rains in several weeks.
Spain is thought in Great Britain to
be only temporizing with the United
States.
weyler permits several of the exiles
to return to Cuba.
German socialists are not agreed as
to taking part in the elections.
Parliament will not meet to take ac-
ton concerning the Irish famine.
Bank of England washes its hands of
the silver reserve business.
The discoverer Of the yellow fever
bacillus announces discovery of the
cure.
London gold is still being drawn from
the banks for American shipment.
Manchester market is active and the
demand for yarns and cotton goods is
good.
United States is preparing reports Of
tions of the country.
Uncle Sam determines the official
spelling of several places in Alaska.
The Russian representative at the
sealing conference arrives in Washing
ton.
Lee is in Washington for his final
instructions before leaving for Cuba.
Water mains burst in a fashionable
part of Broadway, N. Y, at Madison
avenue, and does great damage.
Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Ar
kansas represent the drouth as I'M
broken.
Those eight cases in Galveston Of
yellow fever are reduced to four.
Three of the original number are well.
Beaumont receives no trains from
the south or west.
The quarantine against all traffic
from Galveston is very rigid al over
the state.
Hanna objects to the Texas Pop ora
tors taking part in the Ohio campaign
on the Republican side.
Water works and electric plant at
Rockdale blown up and one person
killed.
No clue to the man who held up the
Comfort saloon and it's inmates.
Two crooks attempting the robbery
of the Hillsboro postoffice are captur-
ed.
Arkansas mob is hunting for rap
list with lynch blood in its eye.
Land sharps are swindling the inno-
cents in West Virginia.
The fifth anniversary of ParnelPs
death is celebrated in Dublin and his
grave flower strewn.
Bob Carter, the Brennan murderer,
is dead with forty bullets in him by
unknown parties.
Yellow fever cases increase in New
Orleans, but the death rate is very
low.
Molasses schooner wrecked 20 miles
south of Savannah.
CoIored Missionary Baptists, who
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
YELLOW FEVER REPORT.
Six New Cases and One Death-A Good
Rain Helped to Ease Up
the Situation.

New Orleans, La, oct. n.-Six new
cases and one death from yellow fever
were reported this morning. A heavy
rain prevailed during the night and
flushed the cutters and cleaned the
STREETS, while tempering the atmos-
phere. There are now 81 patients in
the isolation hospital. Forty-seven
have been received since opening the
institution but there have been sever
al deaths and several discharges.
Governor Foster is in receipt of more
assurances from country members that
they will support him if he secures
money from banks here for use of the
board of health. 1t is thought suf-
ficient number of favorable replies will
be received to enable the governor to
determine by next week. The steam
err Chateau which brought over Sicil-
ian immigrants, has arrived in port,
having discharged her passengers
along the coast.
Later-Board of health has an
nounced eighteen cases of yellow fever
and two deaths.
Mobile, Ala, Oct. 11.-There were five
new cases of yellow fever reported to-
day, no deaths.
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beX1T QNQIQnfneS.
City of San Antonio Thinks This is
Sufficient,
City Will Guard County Roads
Though, and Watch SuSri-
ciOuS Strangers.

Bexar county is now well guarded
by quarantine against infection from
yellow fever from Galveston and Hous-
ton, and as every railway city and town
as we'll as every coast town has also
quarantined against Galveston, San
Antonio seems to be safe from every
quarter of the globe.
DR.. d. Berrey, our quarantine Off
Ger. has sent out his guards promptly
by 2 o'clock Sunday morning, as soon
as he received information, through a
messenger from the Daily Light, Of
the affairs in Galveston, instructing
them to stop all trains, freight as well
as passengers, at the county line and
there form a camp of detention. Yes
terday morning provisions, tents, and
cooks were also dispatched. The first
camp is located at Cibolo on the
Southern Pacific. where four guards
are stationed; second at the county
line on the International north of the
CITY with Three SudiuS, anu she 'iiih u
at Elmendorf, on the Arkansas Pass,
where two guards have been put.
Train crews and passengers will be
detained ten days unless they can
make oath that they have not been
in any yellow fever infected district
in the past twenty days.
Yesterday morning Mayor Callaghan
appointed five special policemen, Mes
srs. Bader, Ingle. Peterson and Ad-
dington, mounted. and J. NJ. Moses on
foot, to act as officers under authority
of the board of health. The mounted
men will watch all the county roads,
the foot man to watch all hotels and
boarding houses, for persons suspect
ed of coming from infected districts.
The board of health held a called
meeting yesterday morning and the
question to establish quarantine
against Galveston in conjunction with
the county's efforts came UP. This
was sidetracked however, by DR.. Pas
chal, president of the board, raising
the question as to who had authority
to act in the health matters of the
city, the board of health or the city
physician.
DIR. Paschars motion that the city
enact quarantine against Galveston
and all other infected points was voted
down and the meeting adjourned until
today at noon, when the same question
of authority was presented, but was
sidetracked for the motion that quar-
antine be declared against Galveston.
Aftera very tedious discussion, which
gradually warmed up between Drs.
I'aschai and Hadra until matters began
to assume a warlike attitude, the mo-
ton was put and lost, DR.. Paschal on
Iy voting in the affirmative.
On motion of DR. Burg DR.. Hadra's
efforts as health officer in the present
emergency case of health regulations
was endorsed by the board whi.h then
adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
ALL THE LATE NOVELTIES.
AT wolfson's opening this week.
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.

w. S. Levy. a horse buyer, was ar
rested last night on st. Mary's street
by Mounted officer Van iper on
charge of burglary and theft and the
case was transferred to the state
courts by the recorder today. A. dirk
knife was taken from him at police
headquarters and it is said he dropped
a pistol into the river. A Mrs. Sheri-
dan is the complainant in the case.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
A sTUPENDoIJs STRIKE,

London, Oct. 1.-THE secretary of the
federated trades, comprising thirty i'm
portant industries, announces that the
executive committee has decided to call
out its members in sympathy with the
struggle of the engineers against
their employers Friday next, when it
is estimated 100000 men will be out of
work on account of the great labor
dispute.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
RECORDERS COURT.

There were 43 cases before Recorder
Lewis today and $50 in fines were as
sessed, one of which was for $50,
against Victoriano Gonzales, as a sus-
picious character. He was caught by
Special Officer Coy, with stolen shin
giles in his possession, taken from
Stoves &, Sons 1. q G. n. lumber yard,
it is stated.
Thirty cases were continued, four
fined, and nine dismissed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
THE FOOTBALL GAME.

The first game of football in this
city this season was played last Sat-
urday afternoon. The contesting
teams were the High Schools and the
Seeleys and the game was played at
the San Pedro baseball park. The
High School team won the game on a
touchdown and a safety, the score be-
ing to 0,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
San Antonio, Tex, Oct. II, '97.

Small precautions often prevent
great mischiefs. DeWitt's Little Ear
ly Risers are very small pills in size.
but are almost affective in preventing
the most serious forms of liver and
stomach troubles. They cure consti0
patton and headache and regulate the
bowels E. Reuss, 102 E. Commerce
street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
IFS PARALYz1NG RAILROADS.

Owing to light travel brought on by
the yellow fever quarantine regulations
Southern Pacific passenger trains Nos.
IL and and IS, between San Antonio and
Houston, have been annulled. Trains
No. 10 and 20, leaving here for Houston
1910 p. M, and arriving from Houston
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11
THE LADIES

Will be delighted with the display
of fine millinery on our opening days
wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. L. WOLtSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-11

Lotus lodge, N. 50 will work in the
Amplified third rank at Castle hal! to-
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
Raleigh and CASTOR Loan.

BALTIMORE. MD, March 3.-Arrange-
ments have been completed for the re-
newal OF the per cent. Raleigh and Gas
ton railroad loan. which falls due on
January l next, on per cent. basis.
Tho per cent. mortgage which Is 10 be
Cancelled is one Of the few OF its class
now existing. and is tho only one on the
Seaboard AR Line system. IL was cree
ated TN 1873 and amounts 10 sl.o0ONO.
10 redeem these bonds and 10 make
needed improvements a trust mortgage
OF - $4,000 from the Raleigh and Castor
railroad TO the Mercantile Trust and De-
post Company OF Baltimore was record
ga i'm the course of the last few days in
North Carolina. The mortgage is TO Sc
cure an issue Of like amount Of fifty
wear gold hrst mortgage bonds OF $1,000
each. payable January /. l5il and bear
ing per cent. interest.
The mortgage covers all tho property
and franchises of the Raleigh and Cas-
ton railroad.
Two hundred thousand dollars Of the
bonds arc TO be used for bettorments
and improvements along the line Of the
road. Three hundred thousand dollars
Of them are for additional construction
or extensions. and cannot be issued for
at least three years without the consent
Of the trustee.
Tho nxed charges OF this property,
which heretofore have been $4,000 per
annum. will BY the exchange OF bonds be
reduced 10 $50 000. Last year the net car
nings were s2i2 600. and they have aver
aged for the last six years over $780, 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
ELIrsov ron GOyhRNoR.
MS Said That uewill 50 Announce "i"'
self in a Few Days.


self in Few Days.
Thu Evening Leader on yesterday has
the following: ~,
There * no longer any doubt that Hon.
l. TAYLOR Ellyson Will be a candidate lot
the goyernorship Of Virginia pelore the
convention. which will in all prooapillS
assemble In August next -.
II has been generally believed Tor 4
long time that Mr.. Ellyson would enter
the race for the office this year, IN tact
his friends an over the State have urged
him 70 become q candidate, ana as Ia
back as the last stanton convention 10
was assured the support Oh s'e"e many
Of the leading politicians.
There have been many requests mace
NJ late TO Mr.. Ellyson 10 have him mako
soma nt,blic utterances as to his attitude
i'm mis- matter. but so far no has declined
to give out anything for publication. lie
VIA however in the next few days ihakS
a hubble announcement OF his determine
ton. and then the work OF his campaign
will be- formally opened.
A. 90 the details OF this announcement
II Is impossible TO say now, as II Is doubt
ful II the letter has been completed. as IN
conversation with Leader representa- .
tive this morning Mr.. Eliyson stated
that no was not ready to-day 10 give II
out There IS no doubt however that the
statement will be made this week, and
the hope Of his friends gratihed by
the position nc will take.
As far as now can be told Hon.'J. Hoge
Tyler. and perhaps Col. A. ). Buford VIII
also be candidates before the state Con-
vention for the gubernatOrial nomination.
There are reported 10 be about twenty
candidates. more or less active. for the
position Of Attorney General, ana upon
this the fight is more apt TO DO waged.
and tho selection Of an Attorney General
will also have geographical bearing
upon the other positions upon tho ticket.
There appears 10 be lack OF dlsposi-
ton upon the part OF the members or
Congress 10 interfere In the selection OF
delegates TO this convention. and u u
more than likely that the county oonVeh-
tions will act as they prefer, without
.evan q suggestion from tho men VINO
generally are interested in all OF the po-
iltical moves IN their respective districts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Vigorous Action 10 Eogin in Newport News
Oh lnr M.-nlm.lnm-


NEWPORT NEWS. VA, March g.
Spscial-Tne G.. h. Huntington 'CluO.
sixty strong. left this evening. via the
Washington-Li steamer Newport News,
10 attend the Inauguration.
The Common Council OF Newport News
IS about 10 begin "a war against Sunday
work In this city. An ordinance was W
trcduced at last nights meeting prohibit
ing an bat necessary work on sunday,
and requiring - railroad and transpOrta-
ton compares 20 discontinue the loading
unloading. Cr transportation OF freighO
on Sunday. The measure Will be voted
on at the next meeting Of the Council.
4 special train. carrying four compa-
MES OF soldiers. left Old Point at late
hour last night for Washington, where
the troops viii take part In the inaugural
Colonel II. de 3. Clay. dent of the
Virginia League Of Kepublcan Clubs, left
last evening fer Washington. lie Is a
member OF Hon. -. y. WOOdmansee b
staff The latter gentleman, as presi-
dent Of the National League OF kepuhii-
can Clubs has charge OF one OF the dl-
visions OF the parade Or. Jc-eph Charles.
a prominent physician and hepunll-
can of this city. rs also "A member or MI.
WOOdmansee staff.
Travel over an uOrthern-bound steam
ers f. very heavy, In consequence CT the
inauguration
The gunboat Helena left this morning
for another speed test IN the lower bay
and on tho broad Atlantic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. March 3. 1877.
Sales Of new dark loose tob@cecs OF tnc
Richmond (Va) breaks to-cay: Shochoe
warehouse sold II $50 pounasi highest
price. Sl1 Crenshaw warehouse soia
p 33J pounds. highest price SlS. 4o'A''
40 265 pounds. highest price, us.
AT the new dark loose tobacco SAFES ~
Shockoe warehouse to-day ben tOuu.
1colored) OF Powhatan county, Va, eot
Si1 (the highest price,. 500. ana Wv
for trash Jugs William Sims, Of Louisa
county va, got 1928; W. A. Cannon,
of Louisa county. Va. got 1920 and 50
q "a Brooks OF Caroline county, va
got Ss25 and $40.
AT the new dark loose tobacco sales ~
Crenshaw's warehouse TODAY Mr.. George
Minor. OF Caroline county, Va. sold nVe
(5) lots. OF which the first brought SIS.
the second SIS. the third SlO.2o. the looith
IS 80 Qugs). and the ntth S4z tss.ilu
leaves. primmings). Mr.. j. Is. Martin
sold one lot at sii: another az $50. NJ.
{. Il. Tate. Of Monroe county, Va, s0t
$3.50 S775. sG.25. and So. John =.
Nuckols. OF Henrieo county, va. sold
his crop al 5000 and &20.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY
Filters. 80 hogsheads. smokers. II hogs
heads: scrap (brighD, D hog sheads, leaf
dark IL hogshsads. luss dark, Is
hogshsads. Total. 70 hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections 10 hogsheads; dark.
So hogshssds ana tisrces, western, ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

foo heavy on top. The break was on
Marry street. near the river.
The little children OF the Presbyterian
Sunday school will have a sugar stew ~
the residence of Mr.. Charles Gibbs. AT No
perry street, next Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Sam Pool left for the Inauguration
,,.ptaln A. c. AttkissOn. the Common
weaith's Attorney, is still detained AT
home by sickness.
Mr.. 4. Royal returned yesterday MORN
ing from a trip TO Powhatan Courthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Brown arc
I'm the city en- route 10 their nome III
Washington. ID. G. Mrs. Brown was
formerly Miss Addie Martin, OF this city,
and with her husband IS visiting her
mother. Mrs. w. T. Martin. at her nome.
on Cowardin avenue.
Mr. w II. Stayneu. OF Kalamazoo,
Mich. Is In the city
Miss Mamie Shelton, who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. ID. l.. fuiilan.
on Porter street. has returned 10 heI
home, after a pleasant stay. c,.
Mr. Marcus \. Cogbill clerk OF ines
terfeld county, was in tho city yesterday
morning
Mr.. Llnwood Latham left yesterday
morning for Washington.
There were services at Meade Memorial
church yesterday morning at ii O'CLOCK
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Finance Committee OF Bainbridge- street
church. will be held Saturday night az
o'clock In the lecture room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. March S.-N iEA IA
-. - r,icee for wheat were established
To-day. The decline was sreaua'' 49,
no sensational breaks attenGins -
am hour after the opening htue y'Vsi 70
,rae made in either direction. lhc pi,
,renco of traders being. however, lot lnr
long side Opening quotations Were u ~
d, 10 l2c. under YESTERDAY Nc
decline taking place on the cuip,
duo mainly TO weakness al i-if bo".
Afterverds a firm tone developed ON
lower English cons0ls. which were tAh,"
no am indication Of au uneasy ponti'"i
feeling I'm Europe. some appIeHol9.......
no 10 the crop situation In this cgnh ,lf
was likewise felt ana irtl ila ,,,, boy--
epired some buying FOrelehels, INV
ever. continued 20 show lhalHeleiiC,,
Closing quotations on English consolf
were higher. Export ciearahcts W.
light and the demand for mining pui po1-n
,yas at "A gtaudstill These circumstance
M length induced free offerings ana GUS
couraged buyers the consequence pelhe
a steady decline until near inc c..-t.
when buying against puts caused q uIni'.e
rallv Nav wheat opened IRON t1ilc'
10 753,c.. sold between 1850. ana 1910
closing AT 747sQ zoe sc. unuel
Cash wheat was easy and Ease. per
bushel lower.
CORN-The principal characterisuc of
the corn market was us Guinness,
pers and receivers were doing niue,
ANYTHING. and local traders iransae-
tions were in small lots. with the wheat
market as "a guide MAY corn opened no
24ka24i4c.. closing AZ 2ic bio-'Nc. oh.
Yesterday Cash corn was easy and 80
&c per bushel lower
OATS-Were quiet and neglected. no
interest being shown. Tho trace was iN
small and unlmportant amounts, WIN the
average tone Of the market steady. Cash
oats were stea dy.
PROVISIONS early trade i'm pro-
visions was slow nothing OF importance
TRANSFERRING Packers were on Doih
sides of the market 10 a moderate extent.
Few commission houses had orders. auo
such as were received were little. The
prevailing tone was steady inspired 10y
"a firm hog market. Later on good buN-
ing by several packing institutions prices
advanced May pork closed lQc higher
Mav lard and ribs each 7i2c. higher
HTDES-Firm: natives. heavy, Nl4c.'
light. Shc.: native COWS heavy S1ic.'
light. 0hc. butt brands heavy, e'ic.'
frL, i.aIfDer futures RANGED as follows.