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WASN'T ANY SENSATION.
Spnninrd Sent to GalvestOn's Camp
and Investigated Afterward.


spnninrd Sent to Galveston's Camp
and Investigated Afterward.
Galveston, Texas, September 15--The fact
that City Physician w. G. Fisher went to
Virginia Point this evening Get afoat ru-
mors that he had been suddenly called to
the camp Of detention. The rumors we're
baselcss, the visit o. the doctcr being SIM
ply for the purpose OF inspecting the camp.
He found everything in good shape.
A good deal CT bullebaloo was raised
here today over the fact tina; jose Sln1 OF
the firm OF Silyelra d Co. of Havana had
been stopped at Virginia Point, having
passed through Mobile and New Orleans
and allowed to proceed past the State quar-
antine station at Sabine Mr.. Sainz can
speak no English and was asked through
an Interpreter II no had been In New Or
leans to which he answered affirmativey.
He was at once bundled off to the camp OF
detention. When Health Officer Fisher
went to Virginia Point this evening be had
q talk with Mr. Sainz, and then discovered
that the Spaniard did not leave the train
on his westward trip. However, he will be
detained for day or two
Senior Sainz is not going to have pleas
ant time of 1t, being unable to speak a
word OF English. hut he will be made as
comfortable as thel conditions will allow
There is an interpreter at the camp, so
the suspect is able to make his wants
known
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DETAINED AT SABINE.
FOUR MEN ARE NOW AT DIR
DLUNTs CAMP.
show That Arkansas Pass and In
Orleans Were Delayed by Wires
Being Down-Observance

Orange, Texas September 14.--Dr W. f..
Blunt, quarantine officer at the Sabine
river, sent the following note to the Post
correspondent today, having written 1t at
the station last night at 10 O'clock
Owing to the severe storm on the night
OF the 18th. the telegraph line to Orange
being out OF order, DR.. Swearingen's mes
sage ordering quarantine against New Or
leans did not reach me until 80 this even
ing u3th), but read a copy OF the Hous-
ton Post early this morning and forthwith
placed quarantine on against New Orleans
ana mad cut out car load of freight from
New Orleans 10 Waco before received Dr
swearingen's Instructions. I stoned ou,t.
number from New Orleans on the 7
o'clock train this evening. most Of whom
allowed to return to New Orleans NJ
Alex Easton OF Galveston. NJ. G. Mavherrv
anu an =. =. priestly. gatekeepers on Southern
racine trains, Gustave Himself Of ssg,,,,
are here under detention. A'
wv. F, Blunt, ND.
quarantine Officer at Sabine River -
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KALEmoscopIc CHANGE.
sscksburw Nav Protecting Against
Fever Eusf OF Here.

Stcknhurw Now Protecting Against
Fever Enst or Here.
Vicksburg. Miss. September Is. - The
PEST twelve hours have brought about 4
change In the local situation tina, is kalei-
a0scopic Last night confidence was meas
u'nb'y restored and despite the cautious
declarations Of Or. Purnell the predon,i-
nant hope. II not belief. was that the fever
q Stewards was not yellow fever, The ar
rival OF Dr. 0uitcras and his confirmation
OF DIR. Purncll's diagnosis Of yellow fever
~ seven cases has wrought a complete al
seration. and from this time on the sntlre
efforts Of the community. seconded hy the
local and State boards Of health WI; -
put forth to ccnfine the disease and n ms
M . TO keep II out OF Warren county ana
Tho State health board acted With .ra.t.
tst promptitude a. soon ~ the nature ~
me cosca was made known ana Al I.ss =
a. bad Issued IL general order dessinsd
g iocatsc the disease. Every facility viii
e given . those Intending 10 flee Sss ~.
re Invasion of tho disease. but travsI
eneo< me etate Il stopped, ana even ma
socsi nan bcats plying hetwesn this citv
49, NAlcho3 % ~ south and f1reon via
- ~ nAst1 A. ~ VI TO ncsiIss ~.
ssassu wse advi.sd <eday " Is owness
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COIN TIED UP.

silver Dollars Can Not He Shipped
from New Orleans.
Washington. September 1.-THE treas
Dry department has already experienced
e,ne difficulty in making shipments Of
DIN and currency Of the United States
fcom the subtreasury and the mint at New
Orleans on account Of the yellow fever in
that city. No particular Inconvenience
would result but for the fact that between
100000 and 100000 In subsidiary silver
secently has been coined at that mint,
which Is now needed elsewhere. There
are also about sis.ooo.ooo in silver dollars
in the mint which may be tied up II the
embargo is materially extended within the
next few days or is even maintained as at
present the mint at Philadelphia will be
temporarily run on double time 10 meet
the present demand.
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POSTAL HEADQUARTERS.


Orleans to Austin.
Austin, Texas, September 15--The yell
low fever in New Orleans has caused Uncle
Sam anc his postoffioe inspectors TO pack
up their trappings and light out for past
ures new and climates more favorable to
heaith' In their pursuit of safe haven
they came to Austin, and will remain here
until the fever is banisned out of New Or
leans and all guarantees are raised.
several OF the inspecting force in charge
81 Chle1 Joe Z. johnson OF New Orleans.
arrived In the city yesterday morning and
opehea UP their temporary office at the
postoince' from which point they will
work this district until New Orleans "a
again open to traffic. Austin is therefore
ior some time at least to be known as
ene temporary headquarters for the United
states postoffice inspecting department for
.nis district territory. New Orleans is the
general headquarters for all the Southern
section. but during the yellow fever eni.
u ~. mic the forces will be divided Those
cnt work In Alabama and adioininp.
states have been moved out of New n,
leans into Alabama, and those that work
Iexas and adjoining States have hean
hloved to Austin, and they will stav here
un.i the yellow fever scare Is over. Nv
lenlhining In New Orleans the denart.
tneht would be haRpered in it's wor,,
lor the reason that its men would he
lrarahtined and could not get around
~ ruo however they will have freedom
So,,ns ei.nts an q can make their usual
,na wniie Chief johnson will hold
ousiy for an abatement of Tho fayar
New Orleans ie'et a.
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GOVERNMENT QUARANTINE.


0srrier to Travel from the GuI, "a,
inc Tennessee Line.
Atmnaa. Ca. September 15,-Surreon
ueneml Walter Wyman has taken stems
70 establish strict yellow fever quaran-
nn all along the western boundary Of
Georgia. from Florida to Tennessee. A
fiorida Is alreadv auarantined this won,a
erect barrier to travel from the infected
districts all the way from tho gulf To tho
tennessee line. This morning DR.. G. NJ
Drake. former chief surgeon of the South
ern railway received telegram from Dir
'Wvman aaking him to wire list Of rail.
roads crossing on the Georria A,.har,
iine and names Of n reliable physlel,n =,
eSch point to act ms inspector. com,,v.
ing with Dr. wymans REQUEST mr. pras.
uas selected the following points as quar-
antine stations: VS.
Supnar sprinrs. Ca. on the A,ah,,,,
Sreat southern railway; Menlo. I'm ~
tne Rome and Decatur branch Of 81. so,,,,.
erh' Epscm Hill. Ga. on the East ana wo.,
aennessee; Hoooer Ga. on the Georgia
Pacific division: West Point. on tho At,sn.
"a ana West Point; Giprd. Ala. opposite
columbus. Ga. on the Central On ,sory,. !.
omaha Ga. on the Georgia and Alaham mn,
neorsetown. Co., on tho southwsxtcrn
branch Of tho Central: Columbia Ain j,
the Hlakelv branch OF the Central: Akaxa
Ala-, on the Alabama Midland: chatta-
noocnse Gu. on the Louisville and Nash
viiie and the Plant Systcm.
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THE RRITIsH MAA@
Government Troops Are
in Indian EngaEene.

80. law - - A<Ah ~
Siinla, September 15.-The d
the troops under the commas |
Yeatman- Biggs under march 10
SANTANA posts have been entlrt(
full. The police post at SaraghAl
recaptured by the British fofc
troops carried the position By n
Lockhart was relieved Tuesda
and Fort Gullistan was relieved
evening. The field guns which
occasion were brought lEto q
range of 5000 yards and vSrl
lively handled that they tesl
enemy investing F6ft Gullittaa
one Shinwaris who formed pAtt
rison of Fort Lundi-K otal " 4
pass and who were captured
dis have arrived at Jamrle
rifles.
General Blood's column Il N
Tancing through the Mohmsa
The Haddah mullah is repcstA
Gondab with a gathering Of ~
General Files column q 3
reached the top Of the Kappa
the enemy has not been sightsd !
rection.
The trihesmen did not oppcal
vance OF the troops under 0ens
man Biggs, whose deadly an
them In full retreat.
Fort Gullistan was hard bee3
achievements arrived. A INV
Afridis had advanced to witA1
of the fort. General Yeatm4l.i
a regiment OF Punjaib infant9
guns when at Fort Gullistan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-16
.ACO.OPERA7ITR
The Charter for / M
I Filed ut ropsI|
NORTH AND SOUTH. EAST
II Is to Run, ana Tsss,
the Junction Psiat|
: Two Mails ~

Topeka, September M
the American Pacific Ran
a co-operctive scheme. v,ss|
features. was tiled with tl,s
state today. The statemH.,s
lowing as TIE purposes 81 m
an order to more pefcss3
combire private interesta ~
good for The n.itual advss,S
fare Of b5tih, and to do - n
os to Interfere as little ~
what already exists; 70 ~
nent homes and employr,en,
as possible of these who -
MS serv ces TO relieve d,strr.
prevalent. end to avert tn
menaoes society because az !
ness and the constant,y ~
her OF homeless people. "
ourselves into a lawful conf
en- the lawful business behos
The business specified Is Il
read fr7m Savannah, Ga
vile. Fla. through Georvt
Louisiana. Texas. New mex
zona to San Diego Cal, VIM
y"
soutl: branch from yesas
straight north through tn 4
tory. Kanras. Nebraska snd|
kota to the Canadian line u
kota. passing through Topeks
Lincoln. Neb.
Another line is to go through
Mexico. ending a, Topolobaint
scheme of building the road
Company TO issue mileage bool
oates. GOOD at thu companr1
payment for carrying freight,
edness can be incurred under :
and when the United States q
shall have acquired 90 per I
stock of the company the othei|
can be purchased by the Stan
eminent. C. P. Hinchen OF 81
Texas. j. c. Jones. Crypts1
Texas: Peter Swanson. Caddu,
II. Sproat and d. P. Finley.
w. b. Hunter. Riverside, Cal.
Hunter. s. N. Kean and Haiti
wood. Franklin county. Kan,
as dirpc tors.
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San Antonio Quarantincd.

san Antonio, Texas, September 15-The
board OF commissioners of Bexar county
has quarantined against the yellow fever
territory and appointed City Physician ID.
Berry as Quarantine officer with instr,Ic-
tions TO have everv train coming from the
injected districts inspected at the county
line. Inspectors will be appointed and be-
gin work today. The plan used by Hous-
ION ana Galveston was adopted and all pas-
sehgeis VIII be required to take an oath
that they are not from the infected die
trcts before they will be Flowed To- enter
the county. II any sick persons are found
on board trains they will be sent to a de-
ttention camp. unless thay can prove they
nave not been near the yellow fever
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The Fever Liar.


Galveston Tribune.
me houston Post Is Justly incen.ed M
a false and utterly groundiess rumor q,
yellow fever in the Bayou City. Notb,,o
svo severe can be said OF the idle nersons
W MY originate these distressing stories
"nhe the Post Is out with Its gun or its
ssn OF scorpions. 1t will please call NJ tho
o.hce OF the Houston Daily Press which
On Monday published the following.
saiveston. Texas. September is-sev
era, cases OF yellow are reportea -
~, ~ IN the city out at the east end. Two y,
,ne leading Physicians OF the CITY h.na
800 800 appointed to examine all nassenssr
uains at Virginia Point before sIlow;nr
'nym 10 come over to the island.
=, ms IS set In among other ,tars
launs to yellow fever, and Of conrss re-
.ission Of the word fever Is = ~ en0
ssapnicai error. 1t may be set down so
, ,act mat the item never saw \ ta,a.sss
S,x though II Is an alleged disnstch p \.
~. no. originate at Galveston. n 81
nssched BY some idle tongue an tIn was
at vershcstioa. or attempt
surn utter recklessness and ru,h,s.
.sssa OF deeency and truth shouss
= nnVwn 70 the good people Of Heus,cn y
I'on u oeaamspdsd. sse'sea-
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AT MOBILE.
No New Cases Reported aud Alarm
HISS euteted

Has euicted.
Mobile. Ala. septcmber * Tho ,oord
az hoo,,h =. a., 49,. AV IVAN
-, ' "o1.' '"es''ns receiver re-
ports showing that there were no new casel
OF yellow foyer and no suspicious CAGES
This renort has IN =, ,,,,s,,o 49,, 81,
aIa.,, ~, f''''S' .n'
80" "'''h ses'eFuay reports and Dr.
Suiteras' predictions OF an extension OF
the disease had creat,S The forenoon to-
div saw hundrod. =, a,,,.
N's'' Vi eiuNehs nastehlng
'ne'' departure from the city Some were
actuated by great fear. but others were go
ing because In many vbo,e,a,o ,,,.s a,
b,s,r.s. !, a. ,--,'.. , ''"Ns W
...''. 10 apsoiu'sy Impossible TO do
Guy s'. ming. inc railroads being prohibited
iron, transporting goods to their CUSTOM
efs IN this and adjoining StateH owing
10 tho tact that the States surrounding Mo
Pic have Quarantined everything. there
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THE GOVERNMENT REPORT.
all Mail Natter fronskeu Orleans Texas Wal Be Fsmaated!
Fever Spreading 10 Mississippi.

washington
contain
sicn dispatch Scranton ard
Peiahatchie which determined
addition Guie Surgeon General wyman
word Eda that five other Of yellow had
tie
Of The Mobile s remarkable"
o Mobile
Mobile today
yellow
suspicious is
demanded All mail
detention camp
peknston Incoming center
der
inspection
ordered Surgeon Murray
Surgeon Carter Orleans
have been directed to establish
Medical
the State lines and Texas
New September 5Thc
tin health;
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TExARKANA SCARED.
S''red Governor Culberson That n
Quarantine was Wanted,

"'en Governor Cuiberson That u
quarantine Was Wanted.
austin. Texas. September l5.--Goyernor
cuioerson received telegram from the
mayor OF Tsxarksna today. asking that
quarantine guard be placed at that point
Tho telegram stated no reason why guard
should be put en- and was forwarded to
state Health officer Swearingen, who ia
now at Logansport; what action DR..
Swoaringen took Is not known.
II IL very likely that the message did not
reach Dr. Swcaringen, as Logausport is a
small station and generally closes early.
DIR. Blunt, who has charge OF the quaran-
tine station on the Sabine river at the
crossing oil the Southern Pacific, wir0i the
state health department today for six
tents for the accommodation OF people now
quarantined at that place. The tents were
forwarded by express on the first train.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-16
AGAINST THE TURK.
france and Russia Arranged N r
tOcO1 on Eastern Aw,,

france and Russia Arranged N pro.
t"col on Eastern Affairs.
Lolfon. September ls.-The parts corra
,pona'M OF the Daily News saws. T
"h ,nat the day before the Cropstad,
Voas. 'during the recent visit Of NJ Ea,,r',
70 ~. Petersburg the Franco Rnss,.,, :,
nrin.Prv convention already existing wa .
a'nehoen. Two articles were added On,
pio'ocoi arranged on Eastern !. sr.irs
i'nc original convention gave French 60
sui4tv AGAINST German invasion IN re,nrr
ruhch support of Russia in the 10
want ana. In certain contingencies nay.,
a.ss'aree In the Baltic. Under tba
aiAehded constitution. il France should
oe attacked. Russia shah cons,oo- ~
HeatV fson-eN.stcnt. The French go,,arr
,aeht cinched nothing until the Prince :,
ao'ss attended the review at Metz IN
ase anniversary OF the fall OF sedan. rhs
auva s'age Of the convention ana pro,r,,o,
- shat they do not come within the rat,a
s oa' cause Of the French constItut,nn
can however, be turned into :.
'featy at any moment.
can not ascertain the clau... ~ a..
p'oeoe but II is an open secret a..
'aAee ana Russia have combined N NJ.
.eh' tne sultan from entering into ! Mi,
earv Alliance with Germany 10 the axci,.
sAon OF me other powers.
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OF the steamboat lines Of this fact Dr
rurneil wires as follows from Edwards.
DTS. Hunter and Kriger, in company
cases--Mrs. Redficld, Mrs ChnmnIor ~
MIS- Ratcliffe-proncunce yellow fever
Guhrus placed on the roads with strict in
s.ructlcns TO allow no one in or out
champion Hill and Austin places ouarnn-
uned, guards ordered at both houses
working In harmony with mayor and al
uermen. VIII do anything possible to $50
,a,e cases ana prevent Its spreading, but
~ rear from infected points complete iso-
'"t'oh Impossible. j. III. Purpell"
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BEAUMONT ACTIVE,

NASid Quarantine Established.
city ls Cleaning tlp.
Deaumont' Texas, September l5.-The
city and county officials met with citizens
N the board Of trade rooms this afternoon
ana after some discussion IL was dec,ssd
20 mako more stringent quarantine -
n. importation Of yellow fever into
mus city, As result Of this meeting
ss were ordered stationed on every
.. soaa running into the city. and =.
NS''ea 70 detain trsins until ssti,aeA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-16
1T Is DESTITUTE.
Turks Have Destroyed and Used All
In Thessaly.

In Thessaly.
Washington, September 15.--As re-
suit of the Turkish occupation OF Thcssaly.
according to dispatch to the state de-
partment from United States Consul Hor-
ton at Athens there arc now over 100000
Thessalian refugees scattered through
Greece, mostly in condition OF destitu-
morrow and these refugees be allowed to
return to their abandoned homes several
years would be required to repair the
damage done and to re- establish life and
industry to their former basis. The Turk
ish army Of occupation reaped and appro-
priated all OF the grain. which amounted
to 266, 900 pounds Of wheat, $500, 900 OF
Indian corn, 100000 barley. All sheep and
cattle not driven AWAY by fleeing inhabit-
ant went to feed the Turkish army--a SER
ious matter for Greece, as the principal
meat supply has been hitherto derived
from Thessaly
Athens, September 16.--It is stated that
the powers have accepted Russia's pro-
posal that the evacuation of Thessaly shall
begin one month after the treaty of peace
is signed.
Forcing Silver Circulation.
ST. Petersburg, September 16.-The gov
eminent has adopted a proposal for the
rapid withdrawal OF one and three rouble
notes, thus forcing the circulation of tho
metallic currency OF silver roubles.
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.ERRIBL]
RESUL]|

Are often produced BY ~
ment of certain diseases: 49,
cially the case in those ~ n
peculiar to men and wo@e<
fore best to consult spev ~
llshed reputation. like Dr.;
Co.
They are true. genuine
do not countenance any
methods employed By man
as free prescriptions, free s
D. medicines, etc. ConsuItssS
Is free, and II you decias
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-16
SHREVEPORT DENIES IT.

shreveport, La. September l5.--The most
rigid quarantine measured have been aaopt-
ell In this city to prevent the inrress of
any person Into the city limits. The most
prominent citizens have enrolled under ton
captains, who have inaugurated a sboteun
quarantine ON every road leading into IN.
city. All trains are bcarded>e, insnecior.
ana guards and no one allowed within ths
nmits from any Infected points. This no-
nee Jury today adpoted measures to aid In
tnls work The health OF the city continues
s.,Asspuonaiiy good and there is no indica
approaching yellow fever. A united and
use.ermined effcrt is being made TO Keen
,n8 city free from the scourge. ana n w,,,
We accomplished even II tho peopis ara
compeilcd to stop Gil traffic. There is ~
UNDUE excitement. no exodus from The civ
uua business Improvement continues as
usual Nothing is known here Of any quar-
"n''nc oi shreveport BY Texarkana.
shreveport, La. September 1s-fsn.
eial l--shrevenort established n r,.,a n,ar
antine nearly week ago. Tho notice ,urv
board OF health. board OF trade and c,,l.en.
are working in unison to prevent tho IN.
Eress OF the yellow fever from the infac,.a
points All trains are stopped outside Of
the city limits. Hundreds Of citizens have
volunteered and have inaugurated shot
gun quarantine All trains from infected
poenss are boarded. Inspected ana no one
y allowed Ia the city limits from apv In
tset<d region. The Texas and p.c,,,o
4a'ns are not allowed to enter. The city
= ezcsptioasily healthy and no di.<sve ! :.
psoseains even : Suspicious character ore.
49, as'~ Business and imprvysmep,s are
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Board of Health Bulletin.

New Orleans La September Louisiana Of
cay the condition
MS follows; For
Der In found
number
uoh :; number of fever3
OF cases investigated
uoh regarded
Total deaths from fever1
IL Is represented that
eS "iu ana that all those under treatment
s r. Olphant Preside
w c. Flower. Of Orean
taton OF the city autbo,
the OF
ogo on freight to interior tho
Shipment OF merchandise
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Victoria win Glenn In

Victoria. Texas. September 15.-Mayor
b. r. Williams returned yesterday from
Houston. where he had conference with
mayor Rice about the quarantine situation.
ne apprehends no danger, and will not
quarantine SO long as the fever is kept out
OF the state. but announces his intention
OF having sanitary ordinances of the city
thoroughly enforced. and will give his
personal attention to the matter. Every
nouy Is urged to clean up about their
pre- misses 1920
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-16
TEXARKANA HAS A scARE.

Little Rock. Ark. September ia spe-
cia. from Texarkana says that Texarkana
was given yellow fever scare today when
passengers from Shreveport reported two
cases OF the scourge in that city. a meet
ing OF citizens was held and II was decided
70 place the town under strict quarantine.
Governor Culherson was appealed to. and
unless action Ia taken by tomorrow tho
city VIII take independent action AGAINST
Shreveport.
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----------------------
REFUGEES ZEN ROUTE.
They Fled from Fever md VIII
Camp mt Chfcknmauga Park.

| Atlanta. Ca. September 15.--Yellow
fever refugees poured into the city to-
day. During the day six special cars of
refugees came in from New Orleans and
other infected points. One car was filled
in New Orleans They stopped here only
a few minutes and passed on through to
IShickamauga National park, where they
will camn
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RcpUrt MT Hllaxi

Biloxi, Miss, September 15.-There ore
nine new cases OF sickness reported today
Inc Mississippi State board of health re-
ports az fellows:
Totaf cases of yellow fever to date 10 :
dsagnosis reserved, 10; suspicious OF yS,ow
tever' 8; other causes, 10; total cases OF
sickness to date, 81.
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Calvert Got a CIcnninm.

calvert, Texas, September 15.-By order
OF Mayor G. S. Meredith, Calvert has re-
eeived thorough cleaning. All the streets
ana alleys have been cleaned and sprinkles
with lime. as precaution against yellow
teVer. All trains are watched and no one
from any OF the infected districts will be
anowea 10 stop here. Every precaution
VIII be taken to prevent the fever from,
coming to Calvert.