St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1897-11-06
From Mondays Daily.

JuEleS received IN d IOOC-DaIl game
From Mondays Daily.
Senator Hugh G. Cage and wifi.
(New Orleans) have been discharg
ed as well.
It is said that every dog has his
day, but the nights certainly be
longs to the cats.
There are two things that 6
woman always jumps at-a con,
clusion and a mouse.
Quite number of our attorneys
left by the overland route fol-
Crowley this morning.
When girl gets mad, rises
from fellows knee, but finally
goes back again-that's a relapse
Our young friend, Felix Lima,
left yesterday morning for Rayne
When he returns it will not be
alone, but with his blushing bride
w. C. Lewis New Orleans), who
was down with yellow fever, has
been discharged as we'll. His many
friends in Opelousas will learn this
news with pleasure.
Among the new cases of yellow
fever in New Orleans last week
were Palmer Abbott, the Wellknown
bicyclist, and Don Connell, another
Of the Daily Court Report, and Col.
Brigham, of Algiers.
We are having some kind Of
weather to-day, and though its
character has met with the disap-
proval of a few who have not yet
arung-out" their overcoats, we be-
lieve that icy breezes give almost
general satisfaction.
The return of Prof. Harris on
Saturday was hailed with much
pleasure by the people of our town
The Professor, though some what
pulled down, seems in good spirits
and well equipped to begin the
prosperous session that appears to
be in store for the High School.
Father Lutier, the eloquent
divine, who conducted revival SER
vices here during the Catholic mis-
sion, has been preaching here for
tho last few days, much to the edi'
fication and delight of the Catholic
congregation, with whom he is a
favorite.
There was a coon in that bar.
room at the corner on Saturday
who evidently forgot that he was
in civilized community. We are
sure that the constable did moi
hear his vociferations, or else he
would have been pulled for dlsor.
derly conduct.
We regret TO learn that Mrs. Dee
Cottingham, nee White, wife o.
Mr.. r. Russell Cottingham, formerly
of this town but for some months
past a resident of New Orleans, il
among the new cases of yellow
fever. Private kilograms state
that her chances for recovery are
doubtful.
The first train between Lafa
yette and Alexandria will come
through tonight, and, it is believ
ed, will continue every day. NJ
schedule has yet been arranged
and we presume that the train VII
not be run on schedule time.
The conditions, as agreed upor
| by Health Officer Thompson ane
| the railroad, is as follows:
ssThe Southern Pacific Company
| are ~allowed to run a mixed trair
between Lafayette and Alexandri;
providing they do not bring an.
| freight, passengers or express mat
ter, money excepted, from New Or
leans or any infected point, 0
/ through any infected point.
"Empty cars coming from non
| infected points will be allowed int
the parish under certificate from
conductor in charge of train to tn
effect that the said cars have no
been in any infected point within
| 10 days, and have been fumigatee
/ The railroad company must alloN
one of my guards to board sal
train at quarantine station Carer
Gro bridge or Sunset), and continn
with train through parish of S
Landry and return.
"Empty cars originating from q
infected point, within less than ]
DAYS, will be subject to fumigatiol
at quarantine station, under aboy
conditions. Trains will not be sui
iect to detention at quarantin
station. Signed:
VIM, NJ. THOMPSON, M. d.