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LOUISIANA.
Little Interest In Manifested in the
situation.

New Orleans, November 1o.--very little
Interest Is now being taken In the yellow
fever situation here: but few new cases
and deaths are being daily recorded and
the people are looking forward to the tlmo
when the plague will have ceased to exinst
The local health officials failed in their
attempt to have the Mississippi board OF
health raise the quarantine against this
city. A majority OF the deaths reported to-
DAY are in cases where physicians were
called in at the last minute.
The record today is as follows: New
cases-Miss Matte Dennet, 1907 Burthe;
John La Bourfette, S21 Ren1on; Charles
Allen 5137 Coliseum; Thomas James, taken
to Toaso infirmary: Mrs. j. u. Rupnow,
llS7 Magazine: Thomas Noanan, 7e9 st,
Andrew: V. Pizzo, 1910 North Preur.
Deaths-Raoul Gauthlel isolation hos
piial; Miss Matte Bridges 1913 Tchop-
toulas: Mrs. J Blossman, 3620 Magazine;
V. Pizzo, 1910 North Prieur.
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Cattle Bring Good Prices.

San Antonio, Texas, November 10.-The
catue market continues active and prices
are steadily advancing. The following rep
resentatiys sales were made here TODAY.
ouii Bros. to Chittim & Merchant. 1900
mead of and 4-year-olds at s25. These
cattle go to feed pens at Little Rock. l..
+. Merchant of the Territory bought soo
> ana 4,year-olds from Ed Laserter at s25
Lanier bought from Kennedy Bros NJ sa'
nlhai, 100 coming yearlngs, spring de-
nvery, at sl2. George West bought from
bennett x West 600 coming 3 and 4year-
clds at private terms
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

BOSTON = The annual dinner of the
Home Market club was held at Mechanics
nall. Fully 1000 persons attended.
PRINCETON, n. 1.-THE New Bruins
wick synod of the Presbyterian chllrct
w.ll convene in the First church here to
day
| LOUISVILLE, Ky.--The Illinois Contra,
mas resumed the running of through trains
| Memphis. wa
| WASHINGTON-Pem has taken steps
| 10 secure whatever advantages NAV be
reaped under the reciprocity causes OF
| the new tariff act.
| WAsiilNGToN-The presidem hos ap.
POINTED Charles w. Kendrick of Louvs,-
! ana to be consul general OF the United
states az Monterey, Mexico.
PRINCETON. n. J.--Thc Princeton col
itE1dhs We're greatly disappointed when
:. pvcaine hifoWn mat Grover Cleveland 3
land. S'e's-
NEW york;. s. Swanson of Minne
s nota' 1hitsu states minister to Denmark.
Was among the passengers on the Ameri'
an.pton. ~ 9outh-
NASHINGTON-Th Costa Ricap Iona
uon pronounces entirely untrue tho mir
nshed statement that President I~lesIas
~ mos'4 Rlca las exiled his predecessor
former President Mora.
ST. LOuIS-The attendance az ~. O.,
olia Gay session of the Southern Surgical
ana genealogical association was larpar
,nhn inc first, as a score of belateJ man,
pers arrived during the day. A'''''-
San FRANCISCO-The passengers ,,r,,
ailNg1 mere on the City of sydney de-
cated that the buried treasure ~ ;-oons
island has been discovered ana th,t $3.50 as
Vi ,hen number knows where is o"e
new HAVEN, Conn.-The ANNA, ro
ST., "a the treasurer of Yale ,lniversifv
snow remarkable Financial vaar my
ihSitase IN permanent funds for H. amo
enulne July 81. 1857. has been SAL. STs 'ea'
.htNISVILLE. Ala.--By the hurs,,r,
81 ny wheel In Whites saw ,.,,7
q htncnt Springs. Tenn. Gus ccor as
esl..a.s Killed and Simon White re-.
died "h'Sh ne has since
WAsHlNGTON-Se Dummy a.
- ~ sptn.sn minister, called al tho ssn.
MIR 1917 ard had a short conferancs
~, ~.h assistant Secretary Dav nra s,vnSe
AZ; Win reference TO filibusterinc exna
iNhis-Ihe Matin, referring 70 ~
SssstSh OF Lord Salisbury at the G,,s;a ny
refsr.', va says: Lord Salisburys ca,,ssic
s,rs,'as " uae Niger negotiations solIr,ns
peaee.. from the lips of champion of
AUGUSTA. Maine-A bill win i. -
snor,slo me next LEGISLATURE 10 ns,nssA,
me-, 4, ~, VINO accidentally shoot ar WI,
ca by the number OF fataiit,as s, prompt
s.,reu curing the present SEES son e'i oc-
aeoisrai IN, isN.Iae radical organs exuitor,,,,
most radics, s m next reichstag will b. fhs
si Germany has ever seen. I'D
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Admits Diagnosis Of Yellow Fever II.
Very Difficult

Washington. November l0--Dr. John
Guiteras. professor OF general pathology
In the University of Pennsylvania. has
made report to Surgeon General Wyman.
OF the Marine hospital service, OF the re-
suits OF his investigations OF yellow fever
during the recent epidemic in the South.
The report is largely technical in character.
but also contains some observations of gen
eral interest in connection with the de-
veiopment OF the disease. DR.. Guiteras
says the conditions existing in Cuba dur
ing thS early Fart OF tn past summer made
u very probable that yellow fever WOULD
extend from that island to this country.
discussing the general subject OF yellow
FEVER diagnosis. Dr. Guiteras holds that
curing life the microscope could not es
tapiish positive diagnosis OF yellow
iever. He speaks of this In Connection
with the statement that an erroneous he
Vel has prevailed throughout the south.
especially among physicians who were moi
preoticai microscopists, that the ipstru-
nent should be an important aad In dag
nosis OF the disease. Ii Is pointed out
mat even with the assistance 81 nnst
mortem examinations Saranelli. the vei,nu,
tvver expert, was able tc discover his hnc.
sauus IN 90 per cent only OF the cases ex-
amined DR.. Gultcras says a. far ~ onr
p'esnI method goes It would be Impossible
y u'sansusn between drop Of yellow
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Order of the Eastern s,nr

san Antonio. Texas, November lo.-Tbs
IeAas Grand Lodge of the Order OF the
Eastern Star elected the following officers
soaay' Worthy grand matron, Mrs. Jennie
hahaoiph OF Houston; grand patron. j. T.
a.rnson OF GAINESVILLE. associate grand
snass' Mrs; Rec Alvord. Fort Worth; as
Antonio: grand treasurer. Mrs ps,,i Hnn
naush OF san Antonio: grand secretary
MIS-, Laura D. Hart of Big Springs, Deis,
ssns IRON twenty weight chapters 81 tha
order with a membership OF 1899 are In az
tendance on the Grand Lodge meeting
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Rates $500 and +

looks now as though n.
he fulfilled, SIS that mar, {,
gains during the present
CITY OF MEXICn-.To
alleged French ansrctSs
refused admittance ID h
anc. was not permitttd'
was turned over to theI
Normandse to be sent 81
| MACON, Cfa.-The ~
Hardware company q r
the Southern Railway ~
IN the United States ~
the Southern railway ~
Days in which TO ansuep
~. endsld bill. NJ
BALTIMORE-The II,
of the United Daughterr
erac3' Is In Session II II
last three days. Delepafs
tiers In various narts 81
present, including soC,a
ft'naI'shed women both 1
SALT LAKE CITY i,
Cavanaugh. marliger a I
vile Irrigation confpal1v. /
tract with the State b6s'
missioners fer the RECLAIM
Carey act. Of 100000 acrss
lard county. About $260lJ
the contract.
NEW YORK-The Time,
tual Life Insurance Gonna
oniioinces that the comma
with ether PROMINENT life
Germs. new and uniform |
UNI rates, based eli the 4,
mortality, at 3ls per cent
viii go into effect Jannary
MuSKOGEE, l. TIM
having adjourned al al
taking action ON the ChI
pan for the consolidation
.lized tribes of the hdhn
ONE a step preliminary to
chef has issued a prociamI
the council in special ses1
instant.
WASHINGTON-It Is d
tho department of state ~
other note ito the Peruvss'
fenigereii. politely but 6
a speedy settlement OF til
deinnity of Victor II. Ncc
can citizen, who was NJ
Peruvian officers While u
roads during a rebellion. K
Observation-Disclosures
'antain Shoemaker have n
ference with the presLieat
ice bound whaling fleet AL
Bear VIII be immediatslyJ
sent to the nearest poinl
reached, and the provisIo1
ported over the ice by IA
as seems most feasibla.
SAN FRANCISCO Tha.
I'll Captain has been iec5i
marine surveyors al Bua1c
soon as her car,so Of ccd
,harged she will be. sell
Sdfder. The vessel left Bal
ngo for this city. She erred
cess.on lcf gales, during VIII
rev wera washed overbo6|
CYNTHIANA. K.y.-Twt
lynn Taylor went to Gin
= appearing at tho side I
Burns on the evening he N
mis- bride. The morslfied at
,hr,, took the matter 20 ,
refer death by suicide to "a!
ward. "Wednesday Lynn !
ed suicide from reniorse,
anne method as did Miss ]
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THE FlRr RECORD.


Lubbock, Texas, November 5.-Yester-
day and laet night prairie fire swep,
through the northeastern part OF Lubbock
county, doing considerable damage to
fanchmen. W. A. Bacon. a prominent
sheeprian. not only lost the grass on his
entire range. but many OF his sheep were
so badly burned that several pave already
died. He thinks nis loss may\rcach $4,000.
The extent of he fire and i,s\ damage is
not yet known at Lubbock.
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Killed in "a Peculiar Manncr.

Dallas. Texas, November 10. Clay
Young, Fl years old. well connected in
social and business circles. was killed today
IN peculiar manner. lie was amusing
himself running along the top of freight
cars being switched In the Houston and
IeNas Central yards. The trolley wire OF
ah electric street railway swept him off
pe."eeh the freight cars. His body was
gut &c pieces by the wheels, His aaath
was instantaneous. few weeks 400
aoung VISITED his cid home in tennessee,
ne and his mother returned 10 Dallas day
before yesterday. N"N
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10 TO HANG FRIDAY.
DuRRANT GIVEN ONLY TWO DAYS
TO PREPARE HIMSELF.
Spectators Were Much More Affected
Than Was the Young Murderer,
Who Never FIinched.

San Francisco November l0.--William
Henry Theodore Durrant. tho young med
ical student condemned to death for the
murder OF Blanche Lamont and Minnie
Williams. was brought over from San
Quentin prison today and upon being taken
before Judge Baher shortly before noon
was sentenced to be hanged on Friday
morning next
o'eaniy shaved with the exception Of hia
moustache. which had been allowed to at-
tain mxuriant growth during his 70.
1ourn in the prison, attired In. his best suit
OF clothes. over which he wore faultlensiv
hitting overcoat. light In color. Dnrrant
made conspicuous figure ON the train
any ferryboat, His reappearance IN nuh,,c
was the signal for the gathering OF crowds
ane eager pressing forward OF the mutt,
tuue 10 see the murderer. perhaps IA sneak
TO him, and the demonstrations a,ong ~
hne OF his route showed that tho ipternst
y, me people In his affairs had In now "a
apated AZ the city hall there were great
crowds thai impeded the progress Of tho
pa.sy mhoy nlied the halls and II WAS
by the officers. o"on
An impatient mob also thronged ths COR.
ilaors and hammered relentlesslv NJ IN.
roors OF Doh court room and ante rooms
put sherin Wheelan and his men wpra ~,
manu- anu the rush was successfully stonooa
when no more could gain admission 10 ,ha
court room, W sno
AZ II o'clock Judge Baher eauea M,
rant 20 stand up at the bar The yo,n,
sa,s '"n $1,000 up and then his marvellous
nn'teiy cooler, wonderfully more nv nm ~
ne aid In the ante-room 'Aah
Inc defendants ATTORNEYS ep,sro, ~,
nicai objections to the PROCEEDINGS hi ~
3uese overruled them and nrnnn',,, wy
;uusmeut slowly and impresslyelv nrta.
ins tnat the young man be hanged IN Nv,
way november II. between the homrs =,
sun rise and noon. nours OF
a. the words Friday. Noyemher !, ).
leit me judges lips a murm,,r a, ,aa a.,
.an tnrocgh the room. Two short aasa
p.spare Tor death, after two years ~ ts,s
nope ana cncouragemeHti ~ 's'se
Momen MD their faces while m. -
1890 tneir necks to see how nrrsa sn
~a ouu take v. He expected n. re na.,n
nn'' ~ the date OF his doom Wa, 49, 49,,
$500 .esa Just the suspicion az xnsar ~ ~,
~ ysa'su ~ the corners Of his mouth =, ~
a.. EXPRESSION OF one who would MA waS
lance 70 the last. And when All w. ~ ae-
-. - sne on'ciais began to clear tba ~.
ssiu ~ resumed hls seat and chatt,s ,our'
sonaSessrusdiy with his father ara sor's un-
pesn'zins friends. When the raninv SYM
" disposed Of Durrant ~ saaplps mon
nc taken back TO san o,,sn,,r anusuued
= the condemned cell. ana put
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Gin and Cotton burned.

Nacogdoches, Texas. November 1o--The
cotton gin belonging TO Felix Rusk. colcred.
located four miles south OF here. together
with gin machinery, ten bales OF cotton
and about 1000 bushels OF cotton seed. WIS
burned at II O'Clock this morning. Caught
from fiue. no INSURANCE
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One Dead. one BADLY woun,,.,

Arcnsore !. T.. November lo.--As the
resus. OF quarrel among children, which
was taken up by elders Persons, during n
party last nssht at Berwyn. Tom Harr.s
w mys 4 corpse and Iawftus is seriously
mnmby, who ticG. H,imby and. ~ Ssss
~ nrn,ing. and Harris. at whose horne
,h he party was heidi, endeavored 10 psrs
iiwcd n wen ne was shot IN the groin. lie
shot a',uh ms evening Lawftus WAS
~, Slo. y the tlAgh bone and il consias was
~ q DANGEROUS condition. All The nv :, , eS
Vic wares; Officers are after Humhv
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Austin. Texas, November 1O.--Captain
Nichols OF the Greenvile Rifles wired Ad-
jutant General Mabry today that he had
opeyed Instructions and protected the EN-
oory prisoner and safely landed him In the
Greenville jail' Major Orsay OF the adiu-
sant ReheQais department says a general
order commendatoiy of the action Of Can
tam Nichols and company will be issued in
day or So -
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The NationnlLeaa..

iniiaaeiphia, November 10. = The ~.
uonai baseball league held a two bours.
ssss,on this afternoon. The time wa
wholly consumed in general discusses "as
VI liie proposition of the minor leagues ~.
An m9sdsfication Of the drafting rule va, .Is
easu Ssa by t the iii y, to tSe
clns1on was reached and The on,., no con-
S Sa .he sno}eeewIl be again taken sn nc,
nay mornms. 10 which time me- W l rri-
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TIME TELL

First impressions may re
clearly show the diffeie
first. second or third cis
specialist, but the length \.
10 thoroughly cure q dellc>I
the story. DR.. Hathaway
diseases peculiar to man y
quickly, safely and suiysH
free at office or by man
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SITUATION AT WASHINGTON.
Looks M Though Dr. Grant Hns
Charge of Texas


Washington. November l0.--(special. -
Charles A. Kendrick Of Louisiana. who was
today appointed consul general to Monterey.
Mexico. was appointed to Jaarez In July.
no wanted Monterey at the time. but ii
was believed that that position would 20
20 Texas. and It would have gone to the
Lone Star State bu, for the fac,ionai fight
among the republicans. DR.. Grant is no,
sassns word about this appointment, He
scents to be perfectly contsuted.
The statement furnished The Post eorra.
spondent last night by DR.. Grant relative
20 the Austin ccllectorship aud other AZ.
tsa!s was confirmed at the White IIouss
snc tne treasury department today.
Aeioe from presidential postmlsters NO
vr appointments are likely to be- made
~ meeting cf congress, and from
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New Orleans People Expect Plague
to End Soon.
MISSISSIPPI QUARANTINE MODIFIED.
Trains VIII he Permitted to stop at
All Stations-Mobiiians Are
RcturninR Home.
Yesterdays record (.
New Cases. Deaths.

The New Orleans board OF health report:
Cases of yellow fever today [; deaths today
4; total cases OF yellow fever to date 1771;
total deaths from yellow fcver to date 251
total cases absolutely recovered 1047; total
cases under treatment 473.
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Union Pacific Purchsl

Washington. November =
tary of the treasury ,oday
the National city bank q
S.6cJ, 0cc in United states p%
ity for Il part Of the Lnion 4
20 be deposited with II Ut
with a View to preventing y
the circulation by reason q y \
By the Reorganization cVns'
amount of Their bid for w
road. The National Bank y
has also deposited $500, M y \,
same purpose. The tram7
645,S2i in bonds into inc !
sinking fund will entail W "
Gage considerable labor.
obliged to sign his nams
duty that will occupy az ~
otherwise taken up. for etH
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Residence Destroyed.

Corsicana. Texas. November 1o.-The
RESIDENCES of Thomas Hurl'inson was de-
stroyed BY Are today. Ices $500; covered
BY insurance.
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Cotton Damaged,

Sherman, Texas, November 10.--Just be-
fore noon today car Of forty bales of cot
ton on the Houston and Texas Central rail-
road caught fire from a spark. The dam
age was about $1,000 The cotton had been
shipped from Van Alstyne here to be COM
pressed.
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RESULT OF a CONsptnAcY.
Braxilinn IuthorttI"s Convinced Of
That Fact.

Rio de Janeiro. November 1o--The au-
thoritios are now convinced shat the at
tack on President Moreas and the killing OF
General Detancourt, the minister OF war,
last Friday was the result = widespread
conspiracy.
The governments proclamation declaring
the federal district OF Nictheroy in a state
OF siege has been ratified by congress,
which has passed a bill confirming II,
serious revolt nos broken out ia the
city prison. Troops are Engaged In sup
pressing It
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Peru Hefnsed 10 Accedc.

Lima, Peru, November 10. via Galveston.
A little before ~ o'clock today congress re-
fused to sanction the project of the senate
providing for the legaizing OF the non.
catholic marriages, and the president OF the
senate, DR.. VI. Candamo, denied that the
senate sanctioned the project OF the cham
Der OF deputies, which provides for ciyil
marriages
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ALABAMA.
Only Four Gases and Two Deaths mt
Mobile.

Mobile, Ala, November 10.--Not only
was today's report very encouraging. show
Ing four new cases, but the reports of the
cant-Get-Away club show that there Is
general recovery all along the line. That
club has but seven nurses on duty today
IL has had as many as forty,
New cases--Herman Moore. Scott. near
delaware; Lucy Childs, colored. GA South
Lawrence; William Brick, City hospital;
Fred Freeman, same.
Deaths--Joseph w Altman I.exineton
near Congress; V. Dupllsses. City hospital.
Ihere were four recoverles announced to-
gay Total cases to date 334 deaths 43:
recoveries 252; under treatment 80.
A large number Of those under treatment
VIII be declared oonvalesoent tomorrow.
Mobile lis resuming its customary an
peafance, refugees are returning home
business In all lines is revivng, although
the effect OF the loss of tratw during that
period OF 1000 people who left the city will
be felt seriously all winter.
General reports In the early DAYS of the
yellow fever visitation having described
Mobile as deserted and her trade and COM
merce dead. 1t is just to this city to saw
tnat there mas been good business all
the time In the outward commerce. Es-
Peclally must be roted the exports of mig
1 on that have been shipped on nearly eysr5
steamer during the past two months. The
horseiy line has taken 1900 tons and has
Sooo more to move In the next thirty DAYS.
oorn is going forward in good quantities,
zooooo bushels being exported in the last
lnree days Cotton has been loading right
along wtheutf any detention. the same as
II there had been no fever here.
Montgomery. Ala, November 1o.-ope
new CASE. w. Gilbert The frost which
was expected last night did not appear ex-
cept IN mild way and today the weather
Is balmy and summerlike.
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eovERssEsT aUEsT1osED.
Threat to suspend Constitution Has
Aroused Hungary.

Aroused Hungary.
Buda Pest. November 1o.--In the lower
house Of the diet today Francis Kossuth
characterized the action Of the Austrian
minister OF finance In threatening sus-
pension Of the constitution in the event OF
the Austro- Hungary compromise Bill be-
ing defeated as being contrary TO the terms
Of the Hungarian constitution. Kossuth
called upon the government for q definite
announcement OF the position OF the matter
and addressed An Interpolation to Baron
Banffy. the Hungarian premier. relative
TO the attitude the Hungarian government
would adopt In the event OF Austria's sus-
pending the constitution as threatened.
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The ConstMi.. IT,

corpus Christi. Texas. November 10
me steamer Cumberland from Galvesto,
arrived in port today with a big caryo !,
'''e,en"haise The Cumberland did not
make her regular trip here las, 49,,
"a, by the accident which befell hsr ~ T.,
an, .ss ',aaas river. Captain Miret SAYS she
his his uaamssea very little. She returned
bales OF cotton. ABOUT zoo
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Another Rumor Of RESIGNATION.

LondUn, November 1o.--The Financial
Post processes TO know that the Marquis OF
Salisbury premier AMI secretary of foreign
affairs, is about to resign the foreign sec
retaryship In favor OF the MARQUIS o.
Lansdowne. secretary OF state for war,
etaining, however. the premiership.
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MACHINE WORKS
Had a Large Number q

" 49,. - y a" se..@ =
on Hand.
Middlesboro. KY, Move
worst calamity that has bef
boro since the destructive q
GU. half of the city. SEVEN
CURED today in the Total !
the Middlesboro Foundry
works. Fire was Discovers
dry in the afternoon at III
memInoith plant was burnee
I'm less than two hours. ~
erected at a. cost of $ll0,W
with .,on-workins machin@'
nearly $500, 600.
Contracts had been reg
struct the machinery for AZ
refinery. besides nuneronl
tracts from large Easter
which would have kept me !
lily employed for more tns
Estimated loss is $N0,W; "
In London, 500, coo. a
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IN JAIL AT GREENvIILE.
h''ged Attempted Hapist Removed
From Emory.

oreenville, Texas, November lO.--Moss.
the man charged with assault with intent
TO commit rape at Emory, was brought to
'n's city on today's train under escort of
the Greensille Rifles and safely lodged in
! ! NO fun1her excitement or demonstra-
,.ons occurred before leaving and the
transfer was accomplished with credit ~
sherin Beavers and the Rifles, commanded
ny Captain j. +. Nichols
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MIssIssIPPI,
Further Modification of the Qunran-
tine Regulations.

sihe httRuthtfDnH.
! Jackson, Miss. November l0.-No new
cases Of yellow fever were reported to the
state beard of health today. Tonight the
BOARD issued ordinances to the effect that
from and after today all railway trains en-.
tering the State OF Mississippi will be al
Lowell to stop at regular depots in all
towns In the State Of Mississippi and the
inspection OF passenger trains by local au-
thorities Is ordered discontinued, provided
that nothing in them shall be construed an
to prevent local health authorities from
iorbidding persons from infected places
getting off in their towns.
Mail matter and newspapers from nj,
points without and within the State will
now be received at all points within the
state without being fumigated. The State
quarantine against Memphis is raised and
all relay stations for the change of crews
On railways entering the State Of Missis-
sippi from Memphis are ordered removed.
Biloxi, Miss. November 1O.-Another
day with no new cases and only five eases
under treatment gives encouragement to
the hope that Biloxi is through with the
scourge. The sick are doing WELL
Bay st. Louis. Miss. November lo.-Two
new eases--John A. Green and Margaret
Frigerio.
Scranton, Miss. November lo.-One naw
case OF FEVER here and one at Pascagoula.