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AAANAlAtH
The me too IN en- element OF weakness.
not % strength. Ia the political boss. how
ever strong la himself may be. Conkilns
would have won his fight against Garfield
but for the cartoonists who made fiatt
a me too" puppy tagging az ms heSis'
now By tho same token Davenport Is
making Platt ridiculous by me-tooing him
with little Quigg.
Should Say Prayers of Thanksgiving.
Tillman had mo too In lrby ana
tried a year ago 90 make one out Of Evans.
n be 4 a devout man he should miss no
opportunity to send up thanks 20 the
thono OF grace for his failure That was
TIA best thing that has happened 10 him
be.ne az 70 was. tho for,runncr o. the
utter ann,h.latlon Of Evans in this pri-
mary. This should complete Tlllman's
hrnViness Evans says Tllmar advised
him acaiust making fhis race; that Is but
anoth.- evidence OF Tiiimau's wisdom and
hfs failure to faka that advice is but an
other evidence % EVans's weakness.
ATclauria s. nohods's "mc too" lle
stays in tho senate tho tool OF no man.
lIe is ta De- = real factor IN South Caro-
Tina affairs nnd his friendship viii be
valuable. NcI.eurin IS friendly with TN
man. This does not moan that tho two
men are 90 ha allies in everything. but 10
i.afs th- friend sh.e of Mclaurin win he
~ rrouo vaiua Co Ti,imaG than would b"
tha f1vninc worship az men Ike Evans
anI lrhv Tillm1n retains this friendship
fsr ,frIaur.n and h.7 friends know that
whH. TIslrlan was true 10 his promise 20
i.een hands or so Ear a. active iartici-
I.t-.a- went. what.v.r ~ incidental in-
fs.,u.s b. .Nerfsd WIS fae Mcia irin. ho
r.t. I'D of Erau5 ANA lrby. naleh ta a
Ea.l worth counting as such.
Tho Dispensary Not IN II.
.HHHf.n
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PERRY PAYS DEBT OF BLOOD.
WAS COMPOSED UNTIL HE WENT
UPON THE GALLONS.
Small Crowd Witnessed the Hanging.
Claimed Innocence to the Last.
Killed Belly Lanier.

Decatur, Ga, September e-(special)-
From under tho black cap tho voice OF
Horace S. Perry. the doomed man. was
heard in clear and steady tones:
"Now, oh Lord. unto Thee commend my
splrti Forgive an those who have wrong
ed me: forgive me OF all my sins. ana save
my soul 4 ask for Jesus ChIlsts sake
Amen"
The last word had hardly been uttered
when there was a slipping of "A bolt tho
trap doors to the scafIold swung down
ward. the law had avenged the death or
Belly Lanler ana the soul of Horace
stephen Perry was with its God.
Perry met his death calmly, and unth the
last said that he believed he had done
right in taking Louier's life. lie walked
upon the scafold bravcly, and without
trcmor submitted 10 an The details of the
terrible ordeal At 1l.ii o'clock the dtop
fen. There was not "a qulNer or the D5dy
as It swung below: not breath was
drawn The neck was broken and death
was instantaneous.
The Ride to Decatur.
There was a c!oudlcss Sky. and the morn
ing air was cool ana pleasant The eas tern
horizon was tinted ry thc rising san. Perry
Iazed uut upou the green tieids; p" looked
upon mo lawns and hedi oI MOWERS t'sH
with th. dew ot thn u.sht %" heard the
BIRDS ae they ourrotc. t1 tine tt''S "i"
hedges atpI the world to which Pc "a" s"'A
To- ia roodby forever vas very be3udfuN
I,srir.~ tI,. put.r,. rlae Perry constantly
referred to hi. approaching IS. ~, "..H
f,4r. uat Do .pol. d. I, HH &omriulHF t'"t
ha. fld made uo Dis mind he bad to "h-
c,ir. ard 49, wa. COINS ~ do u rs BRAY iy
os ae could.
Husband and Wife Part.
Around tho jaH Were t1ree "t FOUR Nllh-
dccd people. ioe'udn o'N't
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ment Ownership and Government by In
junction"
The event which brought the ex-governor
here Was tho Labor }aY c"ltOIatloh uy
the United Labor Ietg que of THIS city
Ernest krcft occupied the chair and made
the opening address.
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Alteeld 10 the worlnemen.

Philadelphia September G-l-N-'iovornor
Jobu =. AltEold. of Illinois. addressed an
audi'uce OF about one thousand people at
Washington park. on the Delaware r.ycr.
this afternoon.
His subject was Municipal and Govern
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ELEVEN NEW CASES.
Ghere Were Also Two Deaths
New Orleans.

There Were Also Two Deaths at
New Orleans.
New Orleans, November 13.--There was
slight Increase in the number of new
cases reported here today. eleven being the
rumber announced. The deaths were the
same as yesterday-two. They were Edward
Mitchell. 81 Cherokee, and Jennie Collins,
2lO North Marais The situation here is
steadily growing better and very little at
tention IS now being given to the record OF
new cases or dea his.
Advices from the country parishes and
the surrounding States is that there is a
steady relaxation of quarantine restric-
tons and considerable impetus is being
given to freight business. New Orleans peo-
pie who have been away are beginning to
return. The Louisville and Nashville road
fas put on it's coast train again. The re-
moval OF the Texas quarantine on Monday
will allow the Southern Pacific steamship
and railroad lines to resume traffic. The
board OF health will continue their bull
letins for some time longer but will close
their report at O'Clock instead OF .
O'Clock.
The reunion committee OF Elks have as
surances from the board of health and the
medical associations thai no fear need
lie apprehendcd and that all conventions
fixed TO take place In New Orleans can be
held with perfect safety. The Elks are is
suing vigorous circulars to their brethren
throughout the Union.
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THE QUARANTINE RAISED.
No More Restrictions to Be Imposed
on Commerce.
ALL FEVER POINTS ARE INCLUDED
t:oxcrpor.s Proclamation VIII lie
Ew.c,,vc ON the I5th-Reports
From the Infected Cities

Aust;n Teyas November 13.-Goyeruor
Culberson today issued the following i'h-
pcrtant proclamation, revoking his former
prpclamatiops qnarantining against lever
infected districts:
Quarantine proclamation, by the governor
Of the State OF Texas:
wbereas. 1t has been made known TO me
,ha, there is no longer a necessity ior lhe
snecial quarantine against New Ofieahs'
Memphis and other places m the o'a'es u
Louisiana, Mississippi and Akapdma'
Gently infected by yellow fever nor lor 'ne
general quarantine against places south %
Ok deyraes north latitude Is heretofore &C.
cared by proclamation,
Now, therefore. /, Charles A. cuiberaon'
governor of the State of Texas. do py VII
tue Of the authority vested in me w 'ne
constitution and laws OF this state hereby
revoke my proclamation OF Quarantine
aoninst those States and places, and also
NV proclamation of April 20, 1887, impoS-
ing certain conditions upon all vessels from
merits and places south of 20 degrees north
latitude and enterting the ports 81 tris
State after May /, 1897, this 2rocleiaatio vi
TO take effect on and after the loth uSy
OF November. 1887. Provided, thdt 'na'
portion OF said proclamation 81 April ~
| 1897, applying to the entrance INTO 4nAas
ports of vessels infected by contagious as
eases. such as smallpox, cholera and yellow
| fever, or having had either OF said haineu
diseases on shipboard within PERIOD OIL
| twenty days before arrival at said Texas
| port, shall remain In full force; and all
such vessels are hereby prohibited from
| landing persons or things at any town or
| place on the gulf colst OF the STATE oi
| Texas until permission to do so shall De
given by the State health officer or the
health officer of the port or p;ace.
| further declare quarantine on or after NO
| venlber 10 against any person or persons
| infected. or Liable to be infected VITA yellow
| fever, smallpox or cholera, either within
or without the State of Texas. and hereby
direct ana authorize the quarantine officers
| OF the State, and the health officers OF
counties and towns to establish local quar-
antine and maintain the most rigid isola-
ton of all sucn infected persons whenever
and wherever discovered.
The citizens of the State and all health
authorities are earnestly requested 10 no.
| tify the State health officer OF any out
breaks of epidemic diseases. and to give to
said officer any information that nay pro-
| mote the public health
| In testimony whereof, | hereunto sign
my name and have caused the seal of
| State to be affixed at the city of Austin
this 18th day Of November. AID. 1907.
| G. a. Culberson
| Governor of Texas.
| By the Governor; John IL. Cullom. Act
ing Secretary of State.
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SHOkT TEXAS SPECIALS.

OAKWOOD-Cotton about played out;
top crop will amount to nothing.
Fort WORTH-About 400 bales of cot
ton has been S ored here by merchants for
farmers who are holding for r.Se.
CORSICANA-Contiden men have been
plying their vocation upon the public here
the past few days and very successfully,
TOO.
DALLAS-In an alteration at the Dallas
compress Rufus jackson, colorcd, WAS bad
ly cut by Ollie Fleming. Fleming has not
been arrested. jackson is expected to die.
VlCToRIA--Thirty cars of emigrant out
fits for various points on the Victoria di-
vision have been received within The past
week. This indicates the attention which
this section is attracting.
LoCKHART-Th farmers have been
crowding their cotton In to market. and
FOR several days the receip.s have been un.
usually heavy, The top crop will nat
amount to much in this section
BEEVILLE-Par,ies are in this city
making arrangements to connect II by tee-
phone with Cuero, Goliad, Berclair ana
intermediate points. The line viii he com
pleted In few weeks after work begins
on 1t.
RlcHMoND--An election will be held
at Rosenberg on the 10th ms ant To derids
whether that town shall be Incorporated.
ENNIS Messrs. VIII Bradley and Fred
Duhkerley two expert sportsmen of this
city, Killed two very large swans on the
el.y lake. They are on exhibition at Brad
ley's saloon.
ANDERsoN-The following Is a list q,
the grand Jurors for the November term OF
court which meets November 20. G.. q
BROOKS, c. G. Peynghaus. w. W. Hoke
=, saker, Tiiman Childre. NJ. f. Reed
man. l.. r. Hall, Erastus Parks VI n
I'D. Jen Davis Moody. J. IL. Sanders
Uleeh keyser, George Dorge.
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Coiorado County prospcron.

Weimar, Texas. November IA Iieretu-
fore In this section farmers have done
very little IN the way OF sowing small grain
Tor winter pas,urage, but this year .i,l fatl
large acres OF rye. cats aud barley have
been sown, and tie cIcps are now grewInr
iuAurisntly, and near the farm houses il
resembles spring time. Whlc we are nessl
ing mere tain. yet the farmers ave NOT
suffering for the want OF It. Fleouent
SHOWERS OF rain have beon failing todav.
Sni apparently viii continue for time.
Business In town is very dull, but know
,ng ,here are corn, potat5ss turnips, hay
fodder and sorghum in tbs country In sur.
hcieni supply 10 meet the demands for
rome consumption and also plenty hoes
ana many cattle, together with ahnndan,
Supply OF poultry AMI eggs. people are not
inclined 10 crumbs to any great extent
as 70 what Providence is doing for lhe
country IN the aid OF Mckinley 10 still fur
Their depfess the price VI cotton by the
bill 'N
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school Tax Was Dcfeatca.

Wharton. Texas. November l3.-lho
school tax election passed OIL yesterday
very quietly. Nearly full vote Of the
property holders was brought out as the
matter has been canyassed thoroughly. The
tax and bond proposition was lost, as under
Inc law 1t requir,s a two thirds vote the
vote yesterday was practically even. The
incoIpolali-n. however remains, AMI after
TIE proper lapse Of time vote viii again
pc taken II can not be denied but that
the community needs better school No
commolations. Yet vast numbsc consider
the obligations for me county are now
heavy enough, and will oppose fer the pres.
ent any further increase of taxation.
District cour. will adjourn TODAY on ac-
count OF limitation OF law, and luige
Reese viii proceed TO Jackson county neat
week TO hold the regular term there,
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SITUATION IN AUSTIN COUNTY.
Lotto Has Announced for Cuibcrson
mud CnuseI IrnIhlC.

Hampstead. Texas, November l3-
tenon,,, ,,o,,,o.,,o,denca v,hna po,E,tcs
nave been given haok seat IN TINS section
so far. preferences are beginning to assert
,hemselves as IN The different candidates
-,.,. -, a.d,,,,,
VINO aspire W p'si'io'S' "ne''' "eS''" 's
to their assertions, they can do the NEST
good to tba srentest number. Az they all
$50 49, 80 ,h,na ~, ne,o,s ys,a,.
f'o'0s' ''e sN'''' '"'"s, ~
ANY uo some thinking OF tntir own anu lot
this reason, as well as for the other that
two ar moro can nat IN on, seat many
must set Aete
The first heavy skirmishing is reported
from Austin county. where the Mills aud
c,,u,,,..,, ,ao,,, .,.o,a, rr,v,,,
.ee''o"s "fo y.
against each other In well DEFINED lines.
Representative Lotto 1t seems some time
nro announrsd ,ba, ba w.,s for ,,ulherson
w seh"'ol. ohuer que, eHVuinse"hVss
Lottp mlsh, ENe hiaae tne race lor lue
i',s Wi.hout oplse''on, as MS ser
si,es' tof new nslioe.. Wste eoAsiue'su
az, pVe ~ thousht iotto nhaue
n.ls'ahe py coming OUT Tor Suipersoh ana
NhrWios ones pteuicl that ne VIII nave
uuuple' Wits mas w army oi l,iehos III
ausun county ana 'he heiNiie WoNneh-
biatt, me u.ippln paper not only OF Austin
.uun'! out WIN lepuWuoh reaehing oe-
yVha the confines OF INC county, is ALREADY
push'ns me senator eeiins ana indirectly
oiainoslhs lor Lottos aowniail. me sispin-
eaht OF an this Is that Lotlos sVengtn
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opFICIAL ADvIcEs
rnsu sgentp Were Overcomesin n Hot
Engagement.

rnsusgentp Were Overcomesin HOT
Enlargement.
Havana. November 1s.--It was onic'aiy
announced today that column os Spanish
troops, commanded by General Hernando
vclasco. has boon engaged with an insur-
gent force at the heights OF Gcyernado.
province OF Pinar del Rio. The enemy. II
appears, was commanded by Pcrco Diaz,
Ducassy, Delgado and other leaders.
The Spanish troops. the disi@tch con-
tifMes. captured four insurgent camps,
two storage places for insurgent arms, two
prisoners and a quantity OF ammunition,
arms and stores.
The insurgents. accordingtto the official
report left forty-one men killed on the
field and retired WIKI many wounicJ. The
spanish column says the official report.
lost one, officer and thirteen soldiers killed
srd had thee officers and tnirty-eight
soldiers wounded.
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sherman, Texas, November t2 The case
OF the contested aaeigneeship OF the de-
funct City hank Of sherman is gradually
drawing to u close, the Arguments of the
various coiliestng attorneys having mar.
rowed down To the closing two, . " RAN
dell, for the assignee side OF The ease. and
Judge r. Il Ha2lcwood for the april
oaiits Tor receiver It rs possible that
the arguments VIII clone Saturday night
IN Which case decision will likely he rem
dered during the early part OF the coming
week
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Dttlts IL snow Thst they % Not
Ascspt AutOnomy.
SPANISH TROOPS ARE DISAFFfcTED
I ~ nat believe In Any Lensency
Toward the Cubans-BI
Hands PracticnlIy TIED.

Havana. November 13s--(via Key West.
Fla Dispatches from Madrid say that
the officially inspired papers. ri cofreo
and Ia Correspondence, point 70 he pos'
sibIisty OF a division u the autonomist
party into radical and conservative WINGS.
According 10 these papers, the reiof'nisl
party would be dissolved. and its clements
would fprm the radical wing Of the autono-
mist party, headed BY Senior jose bfuNon'
cibc,sL and Fernando Gonsaies. me CON
seryative wing would be FORMED unre' ,ue
leadership OF the hjssoi1c autosionin.s'
Sonors rafael Labra, po,l Jose GaIyel, inc
MARQUIS dc Moliloro and Seniors Cueto,
sAladrfgsA and Fernandez de castro, WHO
f0unded the eutonoinist party.
IL il generally believed thai the newly
appointed governors In Cuba WIN hold their
OlIces but comparatively short tine, as
II is tho general opinion that witbn TWO
months ins,yiai chambers Will be FORMED,
when the governors will be electd BY popu-
lar vot
The insurgents are again active through
out Central and Eastern Cuba IL Is un-
derstood that they win shortly make a
bold demonstration as proof that they have
not accepted autonomy and to induce the
next session OF the United Suites congress
10 recognize their rights as btlligerdnts.
Throughout the island general dtssatisiac-
ton exists among the Spanish troops. who
oppose the policy OF coaxlng the insurgents
and according them Kind treatment, which,
they believe, VIII facilitate the plans OF
the insurgents. Marshal Blanco. IL is I'M
derstood, lacks the necessary moral intiu-
ence over the troops TO induce them TO
carry out his plans for the Kind treatment
OF the insurgents and the natural conse-
quence OF this is state OF confusion.
The annexation OF Cuba to The United
States Is gaining favor among the mercnn-
tile and foreign elements IN tbs Island.
Governor General Rlnnco has dispatched
several pacificos provided with passes to
the insurgefA lines With a view TO Inducing
tha leaders TO lay down their arnia and
accept autonomy. He has issued orders
10 the guerilla bands not TO modest these
envoys.
General Pancho Garlic, accordiGg to Of
ficial reports recently. crossed by way OF
the La i.uIsa hills At Placetas with 200
mounted men returning from Cienfncans.
whore he went 10 meet an expedition which
landed there recently, 1t X believed from
the DaunllnSs. General Carilf1 WAS IN hls
way to the Felicia rli,ch en- the border Of
Rio Blnnco where is located the canp OF
General Gomez IN the Sanrti Spirtus dis
trict.
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CONDITIONS rAyonAmr TO WAR.
one Rash Act Mny Result in spnin's
Ruin

London, November lS.-The Daily Tele-
graph In an editorial on the inflammable
condition of the dispute between The United
States aud Spain says "a rash act
might at any moment bring war which
could only mean rain for SPAIN
The paper foiesees that the United
Stated would be bound TO interfere to stop
the conflict in Cuba but 81 refuses to
believe that tho American people Will pre-
fer q sanguinary and barren victory ever
gallant and exhausted nation to Gun
inding laurels OF humane mediator and
Christian pencemakcr.
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Louis, Locnis.

Louise, Texas, November ls,-sevsral
changes In real estate have taken Mace
here In the last ten days, both in town and
country property quite a number of small
tracts having been sold to actual settlers,
seveNt new buildings are now dnder con-
strnoticn, among whiea Is a large tvso-st,r,
hotel icing built BY Mr. joan 3. Hodapn
IRON Eagle Pass. Texss.
The citizens have been busy during The
past week with the street grader ana
scrapers putting the streets and sidewalks
IN nice condition. Tie little hay city Is
coming TO the froat la general.
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ARMENIAN OUTBREAKS
Turks Give n Very Elaborate ExpIn-
milton of Them.


milton of Them.
Washington. Novemberber 13.--Thc
Turkish legation today. after inquiry, au-
ing recent Armenian outbreaks:
The Armenian agitators, conforming to
their subvereiye programme, formed bands
OF brgands In order to subvert the public
order and secure authority In the empire
and not only the Armenian brigands. but
also their wives used Martini rifles and
dynamite shells Only recently the gov
ernor general of the vllayet OF silva and
the governor Of Janil have reported that
the Armenian bands Of brigands, members
of the revolutionary huntshagulst commit
tee In these regions, under the orders of
lioussep and Minas Oghlon, were pursued
aud arrested, excepting their chief aud
two members OF the band who were able
TO escape. The wife of Houssep who, like
her husband was armed with "a Martini
rife having also devoted herself to brig
andagc, addressed herself to the authorities
OF Janit and surrendered, declaring that
sho renWunced entirely Illegal actions
Measures were adopted to surround the
place which Houssep had selected for his
abode. when the latter with his two com
panons surrendered themselves 10 the
grace and generosity of the local authori-
ties.
Thereupon these individuals, like many
others under the same conditions. we're
conducted TO their churches to swear an
oath (which thoy didj that they would live
honestly and submit strictly to the laws
| OF peace. Afterwards the authorities oe-
cupied themselves with the task OF se-
curing for them a place of refuge and pro-
vided them with all the uecessares OF life
to enable them to live honestly and peace
fully"
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Two Men Ixilled Each e

Little Rock. Ark, Noveno
ciai from Forest City sa's N
tragedy occurred YESTERDAY Y
neighborhood. Joe Sarhh
Skipper met IN the road ana ~
ing at each other. Sart'h -
shot and empted his rey '.,,s, ,. !,
per's stomach. AS ,skipp,sa y
ground he raised on ms ssrtf|
Tied load of buckshot my .ssrI
Both men died shortly AFTER"
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Bolton, Texas. November 1s.--W A.
wilkerson Is Co. OF Temple, Texas. made
an assignment this morning, s. A. Strange
assignee. with tho following iiatilii'es
Banks n Cochran. $500; Taml,p Sa''0pal
hank, Si2596, Temple Grocery compsny,
s7no3; Sanger Bros. SSs5t; soersiies. NIL
Ter y Co., Si66l Ratcn Groc ~ company,
$3.50. Total S26,o54. Assets not stated.
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nIspnNs.ny CAsE.
southern Halfway Ordered 10 Haul
I.iunnr Into SNnfI CnrnIiin

southern Railway ordered 20 Haul
Liquor Into soath Caroiiua.
Atlanta, Ga, November 49, JUDGES
Pardee sind Newman OF the united States
court, handed down a decision In the fa-
nous dspensary case this morning, en-
joining the Southern Railroad from re-
fusing TO haul liquor into South Carolina
In the future,
The decision Is an important one, IN that
the original package law Is involved The
JUICES decided that liquors aud wines In
bottles packed IN boxes and shipped IN car :
load lois were. under me Inv OF South
Carolina, clearly admissible and should be
handled by any railroad.
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TRAIN DyN.MrrED,
Twelve Persons Killed and Twenty
seven Injured.

Twelve Persons KILLED and Twenty
seven Injured.
Havana, November 3.-'rhe insurgents
have dynamited and deralled a train run-
ming between Nueyltas, u port Of Puerto
Principe, and the city OF Puerto Principe,
capital Of the province OF chat name. No
further details have been nude public.
Tho force Of the explosion turned the en-
CINE over. DESTROYED several cars. hl'ed the
engineer, fireman aud ten other persons
and injured twenty seven soldiers and pas
sengers
M me- init Charges.
Havana, November 1s.-- Marhsal Blanco.
tho governor general OF the Island. has,
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L. A. Daffan of Ennis Hon. r.. II. Ward.
Austin; John II. Robinson and family, Aus
tin; Mr.. VIII Tobin, Austin, Mrs. James
r. Johnson Austin Miss Mary Watt.
Waco; Miss Nellie Symes, Waco; Miss
Emma Lee. Caldwell; Mr.. S. p. Strong.
Montague; Mr.. J. M. Lewis, Calvert: Mr..
4. L. Mccullough. Waco and Hon. Tom
Smith and wife, Hillsboro.
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Neither New Cases Nor Deaths RE-
nOrtCH.

Montgomery, Ala. November 13--The
board of health reports no new cases of
yellow fever and no deaths today. The
governor today removed all quarantine re-
s'rlctions on freight ana mail from all
points in the State Gad DIS TO passengers
from all points north of Greenville, forty
hve miles south OF Montgomery.
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room among the delegates. ~
the officers who resigned yessa y
noon did so because Of fncu3
ously denied. Mr.. Soyereien
past grand master workman Y
all the others who have oocupasn
ton having been expelled q
The report of General
Treasurer John w. Hayes
morning. showing the ord9
prosperous condition, The mo'
was taken up with reports s,.s
GERS. The assembly will conp
sion for several days.