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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-22
JUNIOR AMERICAN MECHANICS
state Csuneit 10 Meet tn Masentc
Temple Next Weenesday.

Especial to The Jersey City News.
TRENTON, Oct. %. lSe7.-The twenty
ninth annual session of the State Council.
| Jr. Q. q. A. NJ, will meet in Masonic
Temple on Wednesday morning next at
ten O'Clock, IN charge Of the following
oficers:-
State Councillor c. r. Ftsler, State Vice
Councillor J. Morgan Read, State Council
Secretary William H. Miers, STATE Council
Treasurer J. R. Reed. State Council War
| den F. A. Long. State Council Inside Sen
tinel F. j. Blackshaw.
The reports will show that the year mas
been a prosperous one for the order.
Advance sheets OF the State Council Sec
retary's report give the following pleasing
exhibit
Sixteen new councils nave been tnstitut-
ed during the year. with from s. to IS
charter members each.
The number of councils at lasr report
was 242; instituted during the year 10:
d~isbanded, /; making the number OF coun-
ellis at this date PSI.
The number of members reported June
80, 1896, was q, 932: there have been added
by initiation, 4.672: by reinstatement. 324.
by card, 179; by dismissal card. 26. making
a total of 81, 1913. The losses nave been
Withdrawn, 200. suspended. 1854: expelled.
81; deceased, 49,; total loss, 2.497. Net
membership Jun 30. 1897. 2s,lS4. divided
into 1903 contributing members and sSl
honorary members.
The net gain in membership from July l..
1886, 10 June 80, 1897, was 2.254.
Gain in membership from june 50. 1897.
TO October /. 1897. 1888; so that the membe
ship OF the order at this time is 29, OH.
Total amount received from initiation
fees ana dues from July l. 1896. ind June
80. 1897. s2is.5l5.27. amount received from
other sources. SIS. s24 IS: total amount OF
| receipts from all sources, s295, $40. %.
Paid for weekly benefits, $50. 502. 80; fG-
neral benefits, S4S. 314.G0; investments, s40.
S1S.5S; per capita. TAX. sl0.13s.So, in treas
S295, 340.2a. The total worth OF the Subor-
dinate councils Is shown by the following.
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FIRsT GAME-TEAM 4.
FRAMES

Team 7.....56 142 2o3 2S9 343 401 4SO 54S ~! go
Team 6.....62 III 1853 231 81 35 43 oO5 o4 90
Referee-George ]. Barker.
L -. DIro
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Or motion the reading of minutes of
regular meeting held on Monday; October
9. 1897. and adjourned meetings held on
Tuesday, October s, 1897, and Thursday.
October s, 1897, was dispensed with and
they were on motion approved as en-
crossed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-22

Present at roll calf-Commissioners
Brown. Heintze. Nolan, Hauck and Pres.-
dent Boltwood.
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Resolved. That John S. Refill be and is
hereby appointed as inspector on the re-
construction of Montgomery street be-
tween Hudson and Warren streets. at a
of service to begin when, work shall have
been commenced.
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PRESERVATION OF PETITIONS AND
COMMUNICATIONS.


From Daniel Guinan and others:-
Petitioning for the improvement OF
Germania avenue. between St. PauPs ave-
nue. and Hopkins avenue.
From Miller, Peckham & Dixon, at
torneys:-
In the matter of the Improvement of
Coles street, from Eleventh to Eigh-
teenth streets.
From S. s.. Mcintosh and others:-
Defeating to the city private sewer In
Magnolia avenue.
From Samuel Ross and others:-
In the matter of change of grade on
Dwight street.
From II. A. Brennan
In the mater of the improvement. Of
JeWett avenue.
From Sheridan & Shea. Co..
Requesting extension of time of 80 days
on sewer in Palisade avenue.
One % petition for sign, etc.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Streets and Sewers.
From the Merchants Protective ASsoci-
ation, per James Newton. Sec
In the matter of the condition of side
walks.
Received and ordared 7Jed
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Resolved, That Peter RAIDER be and is
hereby appointed as inspector on the inn
provement of Church street. between
Jordan avenue and Bergen avenue, at q
salary of 50 per day when Engaged term
of service to begin when work shall lave
been commenced
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Resolved. That all that certain resolu-
1897, fixing the salary of P.sJ. Condor,
foreman over street iaborers. be and the
same is hereby reconsidered and re-
scinded.
Resolved, That an extension of time OF
thirty days be granted to the Sheridan &c
Shea Company in which to complete its
contract p for the construetion Qua sewer
$40 feet north of Newark avenue, TO and
connecting with sewer in Newark avenue.
extension and the Chief Engineer haying
approved of. said petition.
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PRESENTATION OF. CLAIMS.

The following claims were presented
n. Y. & n. ]. Telephone. Co, $3.50. $lL25.
1861. $4o.S2. s1e6. S41.5 $66.S7, so cents: A.
Lubricating Oil Co. $43.21, $61. 20; james
F. Stewart Co. S13.14. $41. 81: Barber AS
phalt Paving Co. s36. SO, s7.63: Ed. o'Don-
nell. $11.73; James p. Hall, S29.52, $3.50;
Refill & Edwards. $3.50: Henry Boldt,
s5e.sS; John Manning. s93; James Clements.
S22.Sl; Thomas Haley. S63; julius Breter-
nitz, S1S.75; Thee. Smith & Bros. S25. Is;
Benj. j. Evans $54: Edward Woeckner. SIS:
Patrick Sherry. 800: Lizzie Woodcock. ST.
81, 81. 81. 81: payroll. laying and repairing
water pipe. $S.324S6; pay roll. General
Superintendent, etc. $1.311; pay roll.
Belleville and High Service, $2,I12.54
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
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Resolved. That special improvement
certificates for one thousand dollars be
drawn in favor of Henry Byrne for work
OF contract No. 1000, for Improvement of
Runyon avenue, from Hudson Boulevard
to Morris canal (widening, etc.9
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Resolved, That special improvement
certificates for one thousand five undred
dollars be drawn in favor of Refill & Ed
wards, for work done and materials fur
nished on account of contract Nc. 1.OO1,
for improvement of Avenue e, from South
side of Brown place to south sid of
tor avenue.
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the Committee on Municipal Lighting
YeNosted or claims of ]. c.. Electric Light
Co. $S.844; United Gas Improvement Co.,
S59s.3 81; N. Y. e N. J. Globe Gas Light Co,
81. PAS. As. as correct.
The repOrtS We're accented.
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The Committee on Pumping and Reser-
voirs reported on claims OF East Jersey
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Resolved, That the sewer Il heretofore
Magnolia avenue. between Tonrele ave-
nue. and the lands of the p. r. r. Co,
and dedicated by petition this day be and
is hereby accepted for the uses and pur-
poses of a public sewer, and that the
Permit Clerk be so notified.
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The Committee on Printing and Station
cry reported or claims of A. E. Nolan
SIS. so. as correct.
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Resolved, That $6S.04 be paid to Edward
O'Neil, being retained percentage on con-
tract No. 956. for repaving Secaucus road,
from Paterson, Plank Road to Hudson
Boulevard.
Charge special street account.
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II Ari1Eyk
Three tailor built gowns which are to
be worn atI1 angg New York Horse
Show were ssaegI gssEfeFdAy at a swell man
miliiner's, and 50 well do they exemplify
the vogtie in that line that they deserve
description in detail.
This FIRST, to De worn by a fair maid
with auburn locks. MAS of cloth in a light
shade Of chestnut Brown, with narrow
~slrappfngs Of satin OF the same color.
forming d circular trimming around the
hips. vhilesdhe Eton Jacket. faced with
satin. opened over a Russian blouse Of
brown motsssslfne -de-seie. which fell over
q gjrdle Of cut steel IN loose baggy folds
The second creation. desiaaed for an
asfen blond, was Il charming early au-
tumn dress of petunia cloth, trimmed
with an applique CT white cloth, edged
With black and gold b~raiding, both on the
skirt and bodice. A full jabot of cream
lace fell over the front Of the bodice,
which. BY the way. was Fastened with
enamel buttons matching the girdle that
was worn around the waist. a black
mirror velvet hat. Of the plateau shape.
md d high, flaming collxfette OF the
same, lined NTH petunia satin and edged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-17
SANARELLI DISCOVERY
BRAZILIAN PHYSICIANS REPORT
OF HIS RESEARCHES.
Marine Hospital Service VIII MIKE
1t the Basis of study in the
Present Outbreak.

Boston, Mass, September 14.-Instruc
tlons having been sent by the National
marine hospital bureau to the yellow fever
district In the South that the methods of
DR.. sanarelli of Brazil shall be made the
oasis OF the study of the present outbreak
especial interest attaches to Sanarelli.s
discoveries His report on his researches
has been forwarded by DR.. Cleary OF the
marine hospital service from Rio Janeiro
IL is TOO voluminous to be copied In full.
ana much Of 1t is too technical to be un-
derstood by the general reader, but some
passages from 1t deserve reproduction.
No one who has followed case Of
yellow fever and observed the successive
development of the symptoms which give
TINS disease character can doubt for an
instant that the process is due to the ac-
uon OF microbe which is absolutely
SPECIFIC, and which can be easily demon.
strated IN necropsy. In the majority az
cases, however the most complete and
minute meteorological investigation NJ tho
eadayer seems calculated TO mislead the
investigator and turn him from his pur-
pose. -" pu'
The bodies Of icteroid typhus (yellow
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A DEATH AT MOBILE.
A NEW CASE DEVELOPED IN THE
HEART OF THE CITY.
business Has been PnraIyscd--scrnn-
tons Mayor II Appealing for
Aid for Destitute Citizens.

Mobile, Ala, September 1e.--Thls has
been black letter day for Mobile One
new case was announced at the noon meet
ing Of the board OF health and two sus-
picious cases were reported. At 4 o'clock
the first patient, Antoine Hagan. at the
city hospital, died and an autopsy was at
once held. resulting In the declaration that
no had undoubtedly died Of yellow fever.
Thia IL the first death recorded here, Tho
now case Ia that OF ]. l.. Taylor. brick
mason living at the northwest corner Of
Charleston and Conception streets the heart
Of tho residence portion OF the city. The
suspicious case is A. d. Holcombe, father
OF tho two children taken three days ago,
and Miss Joutl,ian, on broad street, near
Elmira One patient. 0. Bosarge, was dis
charged recovered. Tho Taylor case is
from Wayne county. West Virginia, and
has been here,four weeks. not having been
out Of the city In that time.
He was taken sick Sunday. DR.. Stone
Of Savannah. Ca. diagnosed the case ms
deOguc fever; later DR.. Owen saw tho
patient and withheld his opinion. yellow
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af@7f777 H1H7TH -
AT VICKsBURG.
News from Edwards Tells OF the
New CMscs There.

News from Edwards Tells OF the
New Cases There.
Vicksburg. Miss, September 16,--Thc
following telegram was received by DR..
John +. Hunter from John Purneli NJ.
n. at 3 y. M today from Edwards
~ report new cases of fever seen today
as follows; Rev, Mr.. Galloway, Mrs. r.
II, Nohlln convnlescent. Mr.. d. J.
Howell and Mary Il. Howell Taken sick
this morning, Tom Barrett and Joe Gould.
The following cases OF sickness not dis
tlnct Mrs. Colmery. Miss Bessie Noblin.
Miss V!rglc Nobiin, six In all. Sick since
last week, Miss Anna Barrett.
There have been nine cases In the Bar
rett family since last Thursday. two Of
which are pronounced cases Of yellow fever.
The Winslow cases at Clinton, Mics |
regard as suspicious. Mrs, winslow at.
tended the funeral OF Mr., Champion. Send
at once to Edwards two experienced female
and two male nurses. ''purnell"
DR. Hunter has ordered complete in
vesugation Of tho cases at Clinton. The
beard has Investigated the Nitta Youma
fever and found only one case. that OF
Mr.. Malcolm Cameron. who, l)r. Harris
wires. Is up and dressed. The place Is
Isolated and no danger is anticipated.
a dispatch was received from Surgeon
General Wyman asking how many tents
We're needed for the refugee camp at Ed
wards. The board replied asking 10,
enough to accommodate 400 persons, which
was deemed sufficient for the present
They VIII be supplied at once.
ORA. Hunter and kiger feel .lueh en-.
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list of fortv- eight persons and one case
resulting in death was reported from New
Orleans. whose illness. 1t is stated COM
menced at Ocean Springs. Train inspection
at Alabama State line was established on
the 9TH On the same day yellow fey er
was reported at Scranton. Miss, and sew
eral SUSPICIOUS cases in one locality in New
Orleans We're examined by experts Of the
Louisiana State board of health train in
spection on the louisiana State Line tsv-
ing been inaugurated several days previ-
us by the Louisiana board. On the 10th
six new cases CT sickness we're reported
by three physicians at Ocean Springs.
The suspicious case at Scranton was ex-
amined bv DR.. Guiteras and reported to be
yellow fever. On the 10th Surgeon Cart ter
reported a case at Perkinston contracted
at Ocean Springs. The report then refers
20 the twelve suspicious cases reported on
St. Claude street. New Orleans. No posi-
tive diagnosis OF yellow fever. six OF the
cases reported doing we'll.
The situation at Mobile. Biloxi and Ed
wards is referred to and many official dis
patches show the various cases are repro
duced. These have ALREADY been published.
The bulletin will aMo contain the fun re-
port of DIR. Wasdin OF the arst yellow
fever autopsv.
The bureau received few dispatches dur
ing Office hours today The surgeon gen
mored suspicious case at Augusta. and re-
celved reDlv from President Eugene Fos-
ter of the board of the health Of augusta
saving: utterly false without shadow
OF foundation. Wire me all infected
places
Surgeon Wurtemberger at Delaware
breakwater quarantine station was ordered
to ship Immediately camp equipage to Way
cross, Ga.
Tho information regarding the fever re-
ceived by Surgeon General Wyman tonight
included the following:
"a telegram from Surgeon White at Fon-
tainbleau. Miss, says Acting Assistant
Surgeon Gaines reports two cases at Bark
ley, Miss, which have existed four days.
These are certainly suspicious cases and
one of them. DR.. White thinks, is yellow
fever"
Dr. Guiteras at Mobile says in dis
patch: "One case reported; taken sick
Sunday. the 18TH"
Another dispatch from Mobile from Sur
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xvva ~ ~ ~ ibIo o. saliytng
m 1111SS A SscIor6 onrS VIII me inte;GtAte
y flne r1ilc1 esfabliahed ~ the United
113S1 rovefn rnert. a hundred thousand
\ SlS 1nsu VIII ~ oout out "a the surround
49, country appeahnG V parishes ana
2 1,l66e ond towns 10 co-operute with the
y oolS56os and FEDERAL au<hortties In cur
~ ~ present pafalvxetion Of trade. Inc
mectinw todev dove1oped the fact that Sur-
800 Carter I'D bcen sent here 70 organize
X theough tta1n inepecti0n service ana -
oSctet II raistnk the UNNECESSARY qnarNn.
tius which has been placed against freisnt
xrom New 0r9eans. After the meeting tL.s
afternoon Il was stated cy hun'osI =.
ynerchants thai scme OF the coua'iy vow -
Ct lpast were ehowink signs OF fNove.y
3uum the penicky feeiink ana t1at r' l,s
freieA3 Wa being snipped tooAs ~ lssu'l
ehAn a any lime hnce SUNDAY lnst IN as's
t1nt the peopie IN the country '"Nus WY
AVE locked themselves No arv s'ani"s
20 STOW hungry ana neea supplies
tatai ana soMe"aA. pesenA' senusn .'.
SeSe OF yeiiow lever uesv.opvu ~ .ue c 10y
aeert ol BILOXI tcuAx ms nlotnins III.
POI LAposui, an itaiAh hssvvl " ..t.
ssand on one O ,ne pf,nc'pai eereeeD " Wy
town: VINO nau Deen =, sM se'eia 1 r,
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fever Developed today. The patient now
has black vomit.
Dr.. James Abrahams, health officer, has
been forced BY illness to resign. DR.. Rhett
0oode was elected in his place.
The city begins to show the effects Of the
moving away Of ali who could easily meet
the expense Of moving. and now those who
are not financially able are making heroic
exertions 70 get the means with which to
travel. Today's developments have given
even the old stagers desire to put dis
lance between them and the infection. The
Wholesale merchants are doing no business,
only keeping open In order that the coun-
try merchants may not be entirely deprived
OF SUPPORT. All the trades are greatly hurt.
the orders have fallen off to nothing, or
II for outside points they can not be filled.
How these people will live when there is
nothing for them to do IL a puzzle The
newspapers are getting out their regular
editions. but all South Alabama and all OF
the Mississippi delivery is shut on. orders
being received from Meridian tonight that
no mail. whether fumigated or not. would
be admitted from any Infected point
scranton's mayor, Mr.. ]. d. Clark. sends
out an appeal To the charitable for assist
ance. That town Is completely shut up.
the well-to-do people gone and the poor
left to their fate. Funds can be cent to
the relief committee. Of which the mayor
Via chairman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-17
Houston's Quarantine Strict.

IN o 70 aay that BY the wild ana
srouhuiess reports
lowing statement Mayor
everything mas been done here
the city OF Houston has established quarantine stations ,,s
tue CITY hm' one upon the Texas railroad
az m Junction OF the International Northern railroad na ~
houston East and West Texas railroad
communication that Houston has with Mlsss,nni
M h We VIII not allow under any iudv,uaI 10
~ M an nee'eu locality or through Ho,.,on
anu ue 20 any other point in Texas r.rson
~ w IN quarantine and desire that the Texas understand
W. posoh or we VIII certainly
u S's'e Again from what informed the ,v =,
aans mas not one tenth the anxiety about be w
nv" ~ existence there the
ss distant Everything possibly be done 10 Uneven.
M OF tn disease into Houston certainly taken Mace "a
aAuay oeeve with only
sumo - ns 70 mid that the people better re-
IN conclusion please the city a. rt,s,o,
healthy There Of any kina ~. ~. unusually
never Dssn even yellow fever it um. w 80
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shreveporvs Quaran,inc.

Shreveport. La, September le.--At a
meeting Of the board Of health Of the city
and parish officials and citizens today the
following was passed;
Resolved, Tina, no freight ncr passenger
trains coming over the Houston East and
West Tcxas railroad from any loint south
Of Nacogdoches. Texas, be allowed TO enter
caddo parish ard tho city OF Shreveport.
Resolution 70 10 into effect Friday, Sep
tembor II. At II IA,
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yellow fever. Captain Montgomery's con-
dition Ia critical He had black yoplt last
night aud today. This is his ninyh day.
Mrs. Anna Henry had black vomt this
morning and IL reported quite sick. her
third day. All other cases are progressing
fairly we'll Both the Presbyterian and
Methodist ministers, Rev. Colmory and
Rev j. g. Galloway, respectively. were
taken sick yesterday Dr. Purnell, In
charge, has ordered 100 tents for refugee
camp TO be placed under control of the
marine hospital authorities In connection
with the State board
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-17

since lash Friday and today Surgeon MUIR
ray declared the case genuine yellow fever.
The patient 10 IN critical condition.
Surgeon wasdin is progressizg finely and
will soon be well. Dr. Dunn, accompanied
by Dr. Brant, visited Scranton today and
reports five cases Of yellow fever and four
doubtful cases. They also report one new
case at Barkley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-17

xepn Carter says "The cases OF Milstead
and the HoIcomb cases premises VIII be
dtsinfecte,.. The older Holcomb ctild IL
reported AZ not doing 40 well as yerter.
day All other cases previously reported
are doing we'll. Bosarge, previously re-
ported supiscious, has been discharged as
recovered"
II has been decided by the marine nos
pital authorities to establish another de-
tention camp in Mississippi. somewhere IN
the vicinity OF jackson or Edwards.
Surgeon H. .. Eddings left here tonight
and will decide on location for the camp
after consultation with the State authori-
ties The camp equlpage will be sent from
Memphis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-17
PAST EPIDEMICS.
Official Report Of yellow Fever Every Year
for Thirty.Two Consecutive Years.

y
Oh
yellow n statement
lowing health for
thu
memory
yellow
YELL ow FEVER FROM isTro 1s7s-NEw ORLEANS
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No sickness AZ PeIahatchle.

WASHINGTON. September l6.--Surgeon
General Wyman Of the marine hospital
service has received a telegram from nrs.
Hunter and Kiger Of tho Mississippi hoerd
OF health saving that there is no sickness
at Pelahatchie and no necessity TO send
DR.. Guitelas there. They also sta,o that
a gordon has been placed around Edwards
and cases In the country are being guard
ed. DR.. Purnell being In charge. They
want tents fer refugee camp. The tents
had ALREADY been rendered to DR.. Purnell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-17
THE COMPROMISE EFFECTED
State Took Judgment in Fifty Cases Against
the Southern Pacific.

Austin September 16Atorney General Crane the of
A
a
havev the
W be as Al be ma out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-17

to be seriously threatened Many people
are coming northward on account OF the
scare in the South and while precauton il
being taken against the bringing in of In.
fected baggage the gates of hospitality are
open to the refugees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-17

The SYNOPSIS covers the outbreak since
its inception. with all the bureau orders
reported from surgeons and boards Of
health etc. concerning the status of the
fever at various points. After detailing
the assignments Of surgeons to 3arious
points the SYNOPSIS proceeds:
The total number of cases at Ocean
Springs SeDtember was two in sick
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c,t,.cpr want to Leave.

vicksburg, Miss. September 16.-Num-
erous kilograms were received today from
Edwards asking for Gods sake to contrive
means TO get the people out Of the town,
No means can be considered by the health
authorities except the camp OF refuge, for
which arrangements are now being made.
The state board Of health late tonight
passed an order stopping all trains IN
and ont Of Meridian. This applies to every
railroad.
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81 today.s report, there tsins no

couraged by today.s report. there tcing no
suspicious cases reported. The Clinton
cases will be thoroughly investigated. A
telegram from Superintendent q. Marshall
OF the Louisville and Nashville stating that
the State health authorities Of Hancock
and Bay ST. Louis claim that bic State
Quarantined against provisions ffNm Mo
Orleans had been raised, was answered by
a statement that such was not the case, bat
that the original proclamation was in full
force