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NEW ORLEANS RECOVERING.
Has Asked for "a Million Dollars In
Currency.


New York, November 4.The CONNER
cial Advertiser says: Gratifying evidences
that New Orleans Is freeing itself slowly
but surely from the difficulties and en-
harrcssmoats due 10 the prevalence Of yell
low fever are found in the transfer OF
currency from the subtreasnry IN this
city to New Orleans direct. On Monday
Sl,000,c0b was forwarded and yesterday
similar amount was sent, gold being de
posted therefor Now that New orleans
Is recovering somewhat II is probable tho
rem.t,2inces OF currency VIII be made d.
rect during this month, and prooiriy up
to December Is. That St Louis banks
have pn5nted by the msbortuncs of New
Or,eaGs Is evident. Osnc million five hun
sent to st. Louis last week and more Is to
he forwarded dilifil the usual falling off,
which is observable about the middle Of
November. 1t is thought by some per.
sons that ST. Louis bankers Will hold II
not increase their cotton b3l business, and
that NeYy Orleans will rot be able to wrest
from them even fair volume of that
business, which by n. fault OF her own
New Orleans has rclinqushed. II should
ne remembered, however, that Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas draw
largely fran New Orleans, and experts
who have given some atte7t'on TO the
bulk of the future business IN cotton bills
d!d not, after az, go TO st. LOUIS.
At the subtreasury II was said that the
amount of cirre.scy asked for to be used
IN the cotton belt is mot as large as last
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A VERY CHILLY RECEPTION.
British Would Prefer Guns to Kill
Himdms 20 COrn to EccL Thcm.


Hindus ia Corn to Feed Them.
Duluth. Nina, November 3.-Captain
Alexander MoIcougall, general manager of
the American Steel Barge company, Is In
receipt of letter from Captain Laverne,
master Of the whaleback steamer City of
Everett. which sailed last summer from
San Francisco for Calcutta with cargo
OF food for the famine sufferers Of India
The letter is a long one and is mailed at
Calcutta, September is. In II Captain La
verne charges that English officials at
Calcutta received the famine supplies
without enthusiasm The pilot came
ab,ard the City of Everett when she ap-
preached Calcutta and told the captain
that he would have done better to have
brought cargo of RAPID fire guns with
which 10 kill off the Indian population, in
stead Of food.
Captain Laverne says the City of Ever
EFT was treated shamefully at Calcutta by
the government and the treatment seemed
cut of place IN view of the presence of the
vessel as a representative of the gener-
osity of the American people
The officials finding, after ransacking
the rapers of the ship. that the officials
some hight dues, promptly enforced them
The caatm was made. tliat the governor at
Singapore had no authority W exempt the
ship from paying any due Before leaving
Cllcutta the English officials Insisted or
the payment of dues for the ships stores.
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LOUISIANA.
effects of Cold Weather Are MOI
Yet Apparent.

Yet Apparent.
New orleans, La, November 4.-The
yellow fever situation has not improved
any since yesterday and the unfavorahie
turn OF affairs following the cold wave and
light frost is very disappointing to DR..
olliphant. president of the board. He
reiterates however. that the effects of the
cold snap will become apparent in few
days The record shows that the number
Of fatalities is heavier than that OF yea
terday and there is no let up in the new
cases.
In the absence of regular meeting, DIR.
Olliphant. president &! the Louisiana state
board OF health, tonight promulgated the
following order, the same to tawe effect I'M
mediately;
Quarantine against all points Is raised,
except that passengers from Mobile Mont
gomerv and coast POINTS coming to New
Orleans will be required to have certin-
Gates from health officers or from reputa-
bic physicians that for ten days past there
las been 70 yellow fever In houses where
such passengers have resided; and 1t VIII
further he required that all baggage and
household goods FROM these points be
disinfeoted at the Rigclets station Under
the supervision OF quarantine officers
The board received a telegram tonight
from Birmingham saying: THE governor
OF Alabama has this day issued procla-
nation Withdrawing all quarantine restric-
lions against freight coming from Infected
districts destined to points north of line
drawn east and west through Calera. Ma
New cases--Renie Pugat 1i0i Blepvile;
Leah Spiro. 41S Hospital; -. Radley, 12hl
Nor h White: Henry Leidenhe, mer, l733
Clio Tony Nanto, 1921 Decatur Corinne
Fasseur. s50l Jeanette: -. Trauth Levee
and Burdette: Lawrence Christeneon l2l4
Decatur; Henry Scott Marine hospital; A.
j. Solario. 20l5 St. Charles, Henry Nell
sheimfr. Dublin and Oak; Mrs J r. Cole
man. 2025 Chestnut: Lizzie Mitchell, po-
| lice Jail: Leah Black. isolation hosoiai'
| -. Eislein, $40 ST. Joseph; John Morgan.
| zoos Gravier; Master j. G. Dayoy, Maya
zine: Rebecca Marks. 1924 Rampant; R'ea-
rio Tornahene. isolation hospital Mrs. NJ.
Harris. 9ls soniat: Mrs. l.. V. Carbin 1898
Masazino; Mira Charles Alderman. Camp
| and Joseph: Barbara Whitmeyer. o5sS An
nurciat'on: -. Sarnigel. 9ls Mazant; -.
Gpsbuso. Ills Hospital; Miss Agnes White.
State and Franklin; Willie Carter. came
address: w. G. Wierson, 10 Elinors; Ed
ward Ivy. 2ii3 Prytania; S. R. Dohcrty.
| 3l47 Chestnut.
Miss Moliie Golden, 1921 antoine; Charles
vele.s. SIG Belleyille: Frank Fadaro 528
| Barracks: A. Dandiodo. 52s Barracks;
! Harry F. Kicker. 3is Atisntie avenue: Hor-
ace n Vapderbosh. s25 Toulouse: Loeb sa-
| hle, taken n Tolrc infirmary, Peter Cash
| mer. same; Julius Lewis. same, Albert
/ Henberger. same.
| Deatts--John Vaughn, isolation hospital,
Herry Nsilsh'imer, Dublin ard Oak; Mas
| tor Scail AL Mstarrs road: youda Stein,
| Tourl irfirmary: Lucy Houore i415 An
purca alton. Valentine Zeisler. 572 BAR
racks; Raven Kennedy, isolation hospital,
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CATTLEMEN TO MEET.
Denver VIII Call "a National Com
vention Every Year.

Denver. Colo, November Alt has been
decided by the members OF the chamber
of commerce of this city TO arrange for
annual meetings of all the prominent cat
tiemen in this country beginning with
January, 1853. and a convention VIII be
called for that time, The purpose OF these
htes IN this country and perhaps steps
viii be taken 10 unite TO protect the IN
terests Of stock raisers. II is proposed
rot oa,y 10 induce every stocknan CT aIy
importance in the United Statse to come
10 Denver TO attend the first convention
but also 10 br.ng Secretary OF Agrlc ,ltu-e
Wilson and his predecessor at Washing
RON.
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Though the SCRUB" Is very strong and
has macy ~ tho substitutes for the first
team on II. they could not stand the on
slsught OF Cap,ain Drucsei,w's men. VINO
playtd a fierce game.
Tho work OF Barry. Craze and Proctor
WAS of a high erier.
MIR, w. u. Cleveland. Jr.. and Mr.. Tom
Monagan Of Da.aas were out and gave the
team much assistance In the way OF
coaching. Knight the team VIII be lockei
in one Of the safe deposit vaults. where
secret practice VIA be done.
Mr.. Mcnayan and MIR. Cleveland both
remarked the splendid showing the team
IL making and prophes!cd en- Interesting
game fer Saturday.
Tho Agricultural ark Mccna,scal coli
lege team arrives tonight over the south
hound Houston and Texas Central and
VIII he quartered at the Hutchins House
The ovel presents an attractive appear
ance. The stards are decorated In red
and white, which. by the way, Is the
co,ors OF both teams, and the grounds
are grli'roncd In white ~ regulation style.
The hardware s;rres and ribbon counters
rep ri Increased sales ~ tn horns and
coAors, and Il is safe 10 's,y that tomorrow
VIII witness enc OF the grspdcst games
Houston has ever had. both from the field
and the grand stand.
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JAS. Butte
HOu5TON.
WEATHER AND CROPS.

>,Wcat:erford,, Parker County. Texas,
nicht, Ice was found IN several places.
THIS Is The first frost and ice OF the sea-
sob,
Grnpcland. Houston County, Texas. No
vrnibor IA heavy frost fell nisht before
last and a tght one last night TINS
cause i' a, very cry l i yiela i'''' '" W.
Der ton Dea,er County. Texas, Novein-
hnr ia s.ght fftst " reported from warts
ous pats Of me county last Eight not not
tnough, however, TO .njure the top cop
OF Gotten, II there is ANY.
Victoria, Victoria county. Texas, Nos
ycmbcr 3gAIt ia reported That there was
AEht Frost IN some pori ons ~ me county
today rnd promises TO he perfect for the
far.
Workman. Froestonc County, Texas, No.
v,mbtr 3.-The weather is dry and cool
anl after plenty OF rata all tanks are fun
Tuesday morning, which did little Jam
age, w
Rosanky. Bastrop County Texas. Mo-
NJnbcr 3,--RosanlSy WAS visited by big
morning Cotton is beg, nnlng to roll into
torn. Eighteen bales were sold yesterday
and twenty today
llcarne, Robertson County, Texas. Mo-
vtlnbcr lin coDVeraati oIi with "A bisi-
ness man from Rockdale. Milan county.
yesterday, This lost correspondent was
( tod tliat number OF farmers IN mat
county would pant wheat Instead OF cot
| ton neAi year,
Hthnessy, Madison County. Texas. Mo-
| yenihor 2,-The first frost OF the season
came this mcrn.ng for which IL desopt
thanksgiving will 20 up from the hearls
Of the people Now the dengue fever Will
DO stoppa1. which has appeared In AIadi-
sonville. Midway and CentrevlIle. A farm
! or here sad the other day that he could
nut his top crop OF cotton In his vest
pocket. @nd 1, Is conceded now that the
] top crop In this section Is OF the vest
pocket variety. Bountiful rains have fall
/ en here IN the last two wrclos. Pccans
arc being gathered now. most OF this owns
ers Of ihs pecan lands being kind enough
TO lei the people come as of y0re and
gather ad i!b'tnm. and some even per-
miti MS the deatruct on OF the trees, pre-
lerring, they say, grass TO peclns, The
Oh historic road, chs san Antonio. laid
of iy ST. Dennis about 200 years ago, now
resounds with the tramp OF many boots.
ibt recent rise In cattle has put on foot
/ many large herds for market and the
/ ranches OF the West,
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Three-fcurths OF msic. sei,ingSack-
vile, Gioja. Doc Tuberviae, ios; George
b., Overflow. Daisy Marie. Tin Cup. Bon
ME Bess. T.voli. Earth, Heartiess. TO-
Fre-eighths Of n mile, 2-year-cld iih,es-
Nellie McDonald. May Letcher, Abs.
Maggie les. Sweet Cream. lrma, Mons
Quetaire, Exquisite, Mary Xeta, Grace
G.tner Tho Nariahka, 100.
Thrce-fourths OF q mile. scling-Jessc.
ii2: sim ", 100: EncNenter. iO6: Mover,
les; Takana ssee. loi. John Booae. 1903,
Swift, lo2; Cer"o Gyrda. Tommy Rutter
lQo; Poutiug. io0. Paramouat, 30; Miss
Kitty, gT; tiladlol 81,
1lhveS-fourths OF mic, s-year-olds--
silva, Monk Wayman, Our Chance, Lucky
Mon''ay. loo: JackaNapos, Judge Rc0s. ~
pr. Coop Seaport. a5 Austioneer. Laura
May. g.
G. . mile. seliing--Nam Br,iTt, i0S CARR,
Lyle. io;: Lula Fry. Little BUY Nirr
Stone, Ava. Wo,seley. Derby Mail. pelt
Kitchen, High Test. 70 Con Reagan, Rus,
se!a, Prosecutor 9S F'ilibustcr, q6 Full
Hedll Stock holm no
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MArAMoRos BUDGET.


APerSOn0I euO OtneF NOteS HrOm
Northern Mexico.
Matamcros. Mexico, November 81
General Emiliaro Lojero left on a special
train this morning for the capital. where
he win have an old wound operated on.
He has neglected 1t and his condition Is
quite dangerous. He is the last survivor
OF the captains who sat on Maximilian's
courtmartial. General 1auro Cavazcs as
sumes command during his abs,ncc.
Chief of Police Pizana scored another
pretty bit OF work last night. AT dark
in a drunken row ct the Ranchero grocery
on the Plaza de Independence. Augustln
Saenz dangerously stabbed Nicolas Cas-
tillo in the right side and escaped. Just
before vnidnight rlzana arrested him IN
the chapparel, two miles below town, max
ing for the Tomals ferry to cross the
river
Or. Guzman hes returned from the Pro-
greso colony, near Victoria, where he was
called TO attend some Of the colonists III
with what proved to be dengue. All were
convalescent when he left
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Palestine. Texas November A small
c',wd witnessed the races today. An ex-
hi5Aicp trot was nude by Rlma, owned
by W. O. Foote OF Houston, one mile,
with running mate. Time 2;l7,s. Rima
has been the greatest money wirncr this
year in the world.
TNot. 2,2S class; purse s200-Clay Chief,
Tom Hook. Arr,o. Time 2:33
Pace, $500 onss, tdirse SlO0-Isllian Tines.
Contention, Blly +, Time, 9:s5,
perlie Vulcan, Ned H., Back Tom. Time,
$50
Running, three-fourths Of n mile. pnrsc
SS-Loa Martin, Warwick Bucloaway. No
time
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GOVERNMENT CRITICISED.

Liberal Organ Says astinutton
Has Caused severe LDSses.
London, November i.-The Morning Post,
in a specially displayed editorial, based
UPON tie report that nothing further will
be done for the present in the Soudan, de-
nounces the government for its h,sitancy
and invertebarata on all occasions"
1t declares tho unfortunate Loose $ In
money and blood on the frontier are due to
procrastination, and DOW. when the hour Is
ripe to vindicate Gordon and to smash the
mahdi, nothing is to be done, but baneful
hesitation sets in a moral influenza which
paralyzea our statesmen and is the curse
of constitutional government"
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DRUNKEN MANS CRIME.
Murdered One Man ia Cold Hood
and wounded Two lserhons.

Dogansport. Ind. November 4.--John
Mcintosh killed Frank Pottmyer this at
ternoon and wounded william and Louise
Po'trnyer. Frank Pcttmyer Is a saloon
keeper. and he put McIntash out because
he was drunk. Mcintosh left yow.ng ven
rsls@ shs a He emntiea two ,. ,oads n
Franks breast and reloaded. sho ,,ing viii
in the right arm and I'd In the eft arm.
He again reloaded and shot I>sa!sc In the
back The wounded people will 1--we. Dur
ing the melee WIN shot McIntesh in the
abdonen with a revolver. but the ball
stru6t rib and glanced on McIutosh
was arrested by the police, after hclding
them at bay for ten minutes.
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NOTES OF SPORT.

"Pttsburg Phil" is said 10 have won
$4,000 on the turf this season.
searchl,ght created new 3-year-o,d
pacing record at Santa Anna, Cal. Satur-
day. going the mile In 2:05A.
H. T.. Steele OF the Lake View Char
endun whoclmen has made a new record
Of 2i:56 Is for the ien-mi.e Lake View
course.
"copper"" Mccoy. m!ddleweight defeat
ed Kiappeksk the PotiSh heavyweight, Ia
the ph!id round OF fnish nght near Niles
Center yesterday.
J. II. Steiner of the board of appeals Of
the American 1'rotting association has
given notice that the board WIZ meet at
the Victoria hotel December Z. New ap-
pNeations ana wrltten evidence win be
received al the office not later than No
vember ~.
Philip cote finished triple century over
the Wanke9an course yesterday morning.
IN which he maize n new State rec1ri N
$4,000 elapsed time. His first century
was run N seven and "a qu2rtcr hours 1td
The rec ~ ana Third IN nine ana quarter
hours each.
AL 4 meeting OF the council OF the Ma
tional Cyclists union England 1t was de-
cldei to ahodsh road racing ard road rec
ord attempting 7. q. levin and +. Al
h9ni recently established one-hour anna
teur tandem record by covering In that
time twenty-e.ght miles and 100 yards.
In the yale fan athletic games held
Saturday nj the Yale field, E. waller Of
Chicago cleared the bar IN the hign jump
at 6 feet ~ inches. This was doae with
apparent ease ard competent Judges think
him capabc OF gong two inches higher.
He is the first good jumper Yale has had
in some time.
In the women's contos. Of the -. y. -.
club Of the Lake View Bowling Lssaeue.
at Dicks alley, Saturday night Mrs.
Hirsch won the first prize. a diamond
r.sg. with an average Of 49,. Miss FeHn
was second with 1853 and Mss Brunirg
took third with II Miss Henrick. 10s,
took the "booby" prize.
AT the Harlem meeting J. w. Sehorr &:
S-rs were the large@t winning wsers.
with $500. " j. Johnson and John Bren-
oek, with 1881 ard 1857. respectively. be-
ing the next TWO. r. Burns led the jock-
eye. with ninety-ouc lrsts and e,ghty sec
onds. Presbyterian woG the most money.
S29so. and DR. Sheppard. second, &332i
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THE FRENCH RETIRED.
INIT Let British Get within sh not
ing Dfstnncp

nht Let britfsh Get within sh rot
81 ing Distance.
1ngos. West Coast OF Africa. November 4.
y French forces have evacuated one Of
posts of the Lagos, Hinteiiand, which
= occupied by their troops in ctntraven-
y. 1t is claimed here, Of the Anglo French
feement in 1883, So soon as it was an
tnced that French expedition had oc-
pied Saki, Governor Mccallum. the Brit.
official under whose Jurisdiction the
Pc Is situated, dispatched a force OF
fish troops from Lagos to Saki. On the
oval of tho British force near Saki the
nch troops retired.
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Montgomery. Ala, November 4--The
State quarantine was raised against all
points by Governor Johnston this morn
ing, and persons as we'll as freight can
come and go to and from the State at
pleasure.
Montgomery has raised all guarantees
aid with the exception of a few surround
ing towns and the shotgun quarantine in
the country all restrictions are OF.
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TENNESSEE.
Three New Cases and One Death nj
Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn, November 4.-The board
Of health tonight reports thrse new cases
c. fever ana enc death. All Of the new
Eases have been sick and nmier obsersa-
i'm for several days and today were o.
f,ialiy DECLARED TO be yellow fever
New esses-M Mrs. Mary a. Cofricc. rear
ia Florida avenue: Charles Peruvian 81
Florida avenue. A. II. Stestman, $40 Caro-
liza street.
Desth-Rufus snowden. Dexter Station.
Tenn. twelve ni!es out of the city.
The board OF health announces that BY
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cumbcrInnd park winner.

Nashville, Tenn, November 4-Cumbcr-
land park results
Six furongs, seTbnR- Azucena. The Doc
tor. Farondell. Time. l:lG.
Sevon fur,ongs, selling-Iady Brtanr.ic,
BlHzens Sister. Hlr'nlgo. Time. l:2aa.
Seven fur.onps. cllmg-Jollyson, Serf,
Queen Sohe. Time. 100
Seven furongs, sellllg Con Reagan.
High Test oral Time. LOSE,
one ana one-eighth mics Donation, o.
dague. .Trnnby. Time, l:5Th.
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ALABAMA.
Number Of New Cases Has Not Ma
teriRily Decreased.

Number of New Gases Has Not Mn
teriaily Decreased.
Mobile Ala. November New cases
todaySister Loretta ST. Vncents acaie-
my; Mrs. l.. IL. Trbhle. 972 Government;
Ernm, Tourney, 2o5 South Wilkinson; NJ.
a. Parker, Common, near Cont, George
Watson. Lawrence; Lulu Kelly. Herndou
avenue; j. w. Altman, Lexington j. f..
Scale. Broad f. ~ Renfro, Anne street;
John Curran, Clay. near Congress: George
Smith, city hospital.
Deaths-ossian Higgins, Brazil. west OF
i a Fayette.
Total cases to date. S7S: total deaths to
date, 81; recoyeries, 1871 under treatment.
TO-
Frost this morning was heavier than on
the morning before, but still light
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The Porte Had to Give In.

Berlin. November 4. - dispatch from
Constantinople to tho Frankfort zeitung
Gays the porte, under threats from Bulga-
ria, that unless the promised berats to the
Bulgarian bishops in Macedonia should be
granted before 10 a. m. yesterday Bulgaria
would declare ii dependence. finally 1ccoded
TO the demands and granted bera,s.
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THE FIELD OF SPORT.
LOCAL ELEVEN PRACrICIvG FOR
GAME WITH CADETS.
MT Palestine Fair-Winners OF
the Isaces.

The practice at Forest park oval last
night was of kind that makes an en-
thusiast's blood t.-g.e. The gro sDds are
lighted with nifty or more electric lights.
ard as there were two fall teams out Cor
practice the slight was a pretty one.
The team played two twenty-msaute
halves. In which the regulars had very
much tho best OF II, sc-c.ng in three min
utes after the ball was put in pay.
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NEW ORLEANS IS STILL SANGUlNE
DR.. OIIiphnnt Relieves That the Eff
fects OF the Cold Wave Will
Soon he Apparent.
Yesterdays record

The New orleans board OF health re-
ports: Cases Of yellow fever To-Day, ao'
deaths today, Z; total cases OF yellow
fever 70 date. 1875; total deaths from yell
low fever to date, 2l3; total cases dbso-
lutely recovered, S37; total cases under
treatment, 625.
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S iOkT TEXAs SPECIALS.

FORT WORTH--W. V. Nelson. a team
ster. was run over by heavily loaded
van, and Is Thought to be In a dying COM
dhtbon tonight. t'
WoRTHAM-Tlhe pubic school opened
here hist Monday with large attend
ance, Four teachers are employed to
teach the school.
cORSlcANA--l1ight prisoners from Aths
ems were brought here for safe keeping
today, the county jail at that point having
been destroyed by fire.
GRANGER-Johnnie. the 3-year-old son
of MIR. Ben Williams. mad his face ter
rlbly torn today by the bite of a dog
winch he was playing with In the yard.
PEsRasLL--The Frio County Melon
Growers association has been formed. lite
.tiect ~ n, RAISE watermeions for ship
me to Northern markets and economy "a
handling same.
SICANA--Hl was reached In well
No. 3, the property OF Senator 4. O. Mills
and Captain James Garitty. The petrol-
cum WAS reached at depth OF 1914 feet.
The drill has not as yet PASSED through
the oil sand.
DDNT'ON-The North Texas Teachers'
association meets here Friday and con.
tinues throughout Saturday. About 100 Of
the leading educators OF North Texas, be-
sides prominent teachers from other parts
OF the State wiz be IN attendance.
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frsrt Worth, Texas, November 3.--Edna
Talbot. Tire swift lftllc mare that has
recently won several races In Texas, hns
been sold 10 Thomas Talbot. who pro-
poses 10 take her to the various meets
In The State. Edna Talbot Is considered
"A good p!eco of property among race
men.
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ounrantinc Mndined.

Little Rock. Ark, November 4--The Lit
tie Rock board OF health today modified
the quarantine regulations 80 as TO permit
passengers holding health certificates who
pass through Memphis to enter this city.
The quarantine agai-st Bald Knob and
Wynne was removed
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Threatened connnsrstion.

Golad. Texas. November I. - About 0
O'Clock last night gasoline burner ca
ploded in II. l.. Theurn's saloon. throwing
the gasoline all over the house. setting fire
10 tho same. There was great excitement
over the affair for awhile. as II was on tho
public square. and threatened general
CONFEDERATION. The Goliad fire company
turned out promptly on the alarm being
given, and in a few minutes the flames
were extingulshed. Tho damage was nom
tpa1
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aunrnntinc lReInxcd.

Shreveport, La. Noyembr 4.--Quaran-
tine was relaxed somewhat today. a pas
senger train left today for vicasburg on
tie Queen and Crescent. All roads are
now open here save the Texas and Pa
cific. Ticket agents are required to have
all passengers show clean health certih
Gates. Business is reyiying rapidly.
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A PERSONAL coMaAr.

Vienna, November i.--While the German
ionalists were holding 81 meeting here
= evening a body of Christian social
y who were present raised n disturbance.
<hand to hand fight ensued. the meeting
pig broken UP in great disorder and it
1uired large force of police to clear the
~ of the infatuated ccmbatants.