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CHEAPER TO PAY FINE.
PeddIing without n License and Its
Effect,

Effect.
George Levegne and Louis Ber-
theaume, arrested by the Rondo street
police for peddling without a license,
were before Judge Twohy yesterday
afternoon. Bertheaume claimed to
have a permit from Mayor Doran, but
unfortunately had left the paper at
home. Assistant City Attorney Hall
told the court the mayors permit did
not go any more and unless the men
could show license he would recon-
mend they be fined Bertheaume had
only one arm and made such a strong
talk that the court discharged him.
Levegne admitted that he had been
peddling since May 1 without any
license and the only excuse he could
give was that he did not have the $75
to pay for a license. He was assessed
$40, which amount was paid
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Always Cool
Is the Raths Keller, under Mozart
Hall.
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BUTTER SPONGE.

The New Candy. Tt will not keep In
any climate. because it is eaten Sc
quickly it has not time to keep. Try it
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Jelly Rolls each. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Assorted Drop Cakes, per dozen %. sc
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Last Day of the Great
june Sale of Muslin Under
wear. Expect; big bar
gains today.

2s7 Fine Cambria Corset IN
Covers, trimmed with en- AehC,
broidery, two sty1es..... ..... wv
118 Fine Muslin Drawers, m
trimmed with ruff1e of en- .AUC,
broidery, all day today. ...... WV
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, IN
with pearl buttons, regular IyC
2oc kinds. Today.
Good Muslin Night Gowns. IN
V-shaped neck, extra good 85c sNaAC,
kinds. Today. WV
Extra good Muslin Night or
Gowns, trimmed with embroid- XAC
cry, best 81. Is value, for. Wv
COrsets. We will sell Our
best 75c Summer Corsets for
60 Gents
all day today. 100 at 9 o'clock;
100 at 2 o'clock.
Thomson's Glove-Fitting Sum-
mer Corsets, all lengths, ST.
~ Z" and ''P D" and 81 B"
Ventilating Corsets, SITS.
''Kabo" Bicycle Corsets, white,
black and ventilating, 81.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-03

81 cents
Per h. for 2-lb. packages Fresh Soda
Crackers, baked for you yesterday for
today and hot from the ovens.
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important Notice.

This store will be open until 6 O'cIO'
On all following Saturdays during July and
at O'Clock. But today the store will be {
Please do not forget it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-04
OFFICIAL FROM JACKSON.
So indications Of Yellow Fever In
Patients at Clinton.

jackson. MIss.. October a.-rhe State
BOARD Of health tonight issusd the follow
Ing official bulletin;
A telegram was received this morning
fFo1a J C. Hall, county health officer
stating that there were two suspfeious
cases 81 fever in the Blum family a, Nitta
furnh, which be was invest eating and
would report en- Il Is soon as possible.
TIE following Is the Report from Citation.
To Or. Huntsr-Dr. De GrasreEreld re.
quests me to report az follows.
Ellis family all well. clear Of fever un.
less II Is Mrs. Ellis, who has very llttl.
Fever Pettigrew family all better and All
batter and all clear OF fever but Miss How.
ARD. DR.. Miller ts better and haa a uttle
Fever Or. De Graitenreid says he sees
nothing that indicates yellow fever Ia any
OF the cases
The following report was received from
ur. Bircntt returned this uornfne In
snAih Station ana reports the child OF
ar. Cameron suffering with A case on In /.
rrmittsnt fever. He also reports one new
case OF fever In Edwards and two cases
seriously III. DR., wNldauer rsncrta nina
new cases 10 town, two white and snyen
coiofed one death, Bessie Martin: serious
" III :, Or. Purneil reports four new cases
all white. and seven patients seriously M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-04
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
steel Barges to Be built to Haui
Wheat for Three Cents.

Sc. Louis, October Stockholders OF
the Consolidated Elevator company have
practically decided to organize company
to build steel barges of light drausht In
which it is expected grain eau be shioped
to New Orleans for J cents a bushel. Weeh
samuel general manager, had tais 10 gay
on the subject: "A steel barge line will
be running On the Mississippi ne early
part Of 1898, There Is movement on
foot to build steel haggcs II ,ne Iatest con-
structior that will draw fourteen ard STA
teen inches OF water and carry $40 TINS
OF freight. That will make the0i eanahle
OF running during tho lowest starns Of
water IN the river and 5hev san earrv
grain the year round to New Orleans for
J cents per bushsl. One OF he best know n
shiphutiders In the country Will establish
shipyart 10 81. Louis and construct the
bargcs BY the frat OF next Marrb we
Will have beat and four or five steel
harses ready for the spring trade. These
steel barges can be operated tar ehca Der
than the wooden barges can ee."
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other--forty times. There are thirty Ave
yoAns. twensy-seven James. sixteen
Charles and eleven Thcmases. The most
uncommon s,sruan,ss on the roll are MI
Crumparksr Of Indiana. Cowherd Of MIS-.
souri,. Baoze and Mudd Of MARYLAND sna
Neon from Tennessee. OF the DISTINGUISHED
names Of the early histury makers OF the
government, Only . few OF the names an
par On the roster Of today. penasylvanis
has an Adams, Mississippi Patrick I'erry
and Michigan q Hamilton. II IL remark
able that the surname "washington an
pears on the roster Of congress only in
two instances. George Corhln Washington
Represented the Rockville district In the
'30s. and died In 1854. the last close rela-
tive--a grand ne phew--of General Wash
fngtou. The other was the young Tonnes
see congressman, Joseph z. washington.
who retired from congress a few years ago
Clifford Rose.
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DEATH ON BOARD.
Engineer of Norwegian stcsmrr
Buried In Delaware.


Lewes, Del. October 1.--The Norwegian
fruit steamer John Wilson. ten days from
Bocas Del Toro. Colombia. arrived at Della
ware hreakwater quarantine at noon today
with her flag at half-mast @hea the
quarantine surgeon boarded her he found
the body OF chlsf Engineer Charles Peter
sen, aged y years. OF Bergen, Norway, who
died on the passage Friday last OF yellow
fever.
The Wilson IL ore OF several fruit steam :
err which are shut out OF Southern ports
on account OF ysllow fever and bringing
their eargots OF fruit to Philadelphia and
New York. The Wilson left Mobile Sen
tember u for cargo OF bananas. On the
iotn. tho mate was taken sick and was
landed on the I'D at Bocas del Toro. The
dlsease was there called malaria but there
"a no doubt II was yellow fever. On the
voyage north. Petersen was taken slek ON
tue zIrh and died October 1. A coffin Vas
eaken aboard the steamer this afternoon
ana the body placed therein, together with
a quantity OF Stacked lime. ri was theu
placed In an outer box and brought ashora
ana buried In tina government huryina
ground by the crew Of phe Wilson. Tha
steamer let for Reedy IsInnd Mt n'closl,
nnlghi Sha will be tharonghiy fuluigated
there and the erew placed kn ut.arantinE
lor sonle time Tho government guaran
tne station IL located NJ Reedy Island
wnich Ia about eorty miles aoutii ee PhiIa.
apprehaudef -
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NO DEATHS AT MOBILE.
FaN"rnste Record Maintained
ana f'"r Fever Cases Reported.
Mobile. Ala Ort,h.r

me Favorable Record w,,r,.,n
fp"r Fever Cases Reported.
Moo'ie. Ala, October 3-rhe ,,v,-,,,.
lseafH was nainsained today by report
OF four new casea and no deaths Nsv
cases are.
'sn'fs Delaney. city henrisai calm. chas
osrissn, Laaaretsa Marine hosp,taj G.
- steiner. ST. Emanuci .etrret asa rnaa
Moore, "a sering Hill avenue. ".
Delaney was a watcher at the houas AZ.
eupsed by the Helcorb family all Of whom
had the fever carisen IS a seaman n,cs
e,i Up on the wharf ard transferred ~
'lh marine hospital. Steiner was mention.
ed ah . suspicious ease Friday niaht ana
.ou.u nave oeen reported Yesterday but
TOT tue refusal OF the attending nhvsfcla n
10 confer with certain enc OF the nhvsi'
clans OF the boards conferences committee
Inc matter wax reported to the hoard
aha another member assigned 10 view the
patient Il was pronounced yellow tsver
NO harm viii result frem the delay q,
tns board placed watch on the house AZ
soon as the case was reported "A sus-
plcious. Tho locality IA IN the heart az tha
cry. two blocks distant from Battle heuse.
and stones throw from Dauphln. the
leading RETAIL street. Steiner cau,a from
Ohio three years ago and conducted /
restaurant on Conti street corner az n,
emanuel He IL said to have eoptracteJ
tnA disease frnri patron II his restauran,
VINO Hvrd M house on Conception street
where Tailor died.
The case Of Moore on sarilg nm avenue
starts new foci In the north central rar,
OF the residence district. six patients were
dmcharged today. Ida Rcssslla Heyber
Tflbn4 THnfpAa uafa stpy,. ttsk. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-04
OFFICE SEEKING SUCKERS.
HOW the Deluded Patriots Live sr
Hopes and Free Lunch.

How the Deluded Patriots live sn
Hopes and Free Lunch.
Simultaneous with the departure OF the
president from Washington usually occurs
the disappearance OF the Office seeking
contingent. or at least the larger portion
thereof. Many people wonder where these
gentlemen disappear to. bur il is easily az.
counted for. When President Mckinley Is
IN Washington crowds OF men, at once per
speetiYe 10 the eye as strangers in the
city, stand about the hotel lobbles and
other public places. While many are only
transients, there are sorre who have heen
al me capital year after year. until finally
they have settled down in the Capital
CITY. The geaus office seeker" can gen
orally be told by his dress and speech
should be manifest minute knowledge
OF politics in some Stste--what joe
smith says, or how Major Dick promised
this and that. and display letters from
Mark Hanna. TIE latter clsss being very
rare--he may be set dcwn as an cffIes
seeker He Is In his glory when the presi
dent IS In the city, when congress Is In
session and the wheels o; the governnen,
are running on full time. But the darh
ana dreary days are when the chief ex.
ecutiFe is enjoying his vacation IN snrus
summer resort or in some shady nool n
the mountains up in New England. While
the president Is In Washington there Is al
least chance OF seeing him. but vhe,
Re Is absent there IL absolutely none. Tor
lev Of the "boale hunters As Colonel
Bill Sterrett calls them. can AFFORD ~
follow Mr.. Mckinley about the country.
When many Of these men seeking poiiti-
ca reward arrived At the capital las,
cn taey mere In Afhuence. They
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CONVERSATIONAL NOMENCLATURE.
some Pecuiiarities of Names of MEN,
hers of the L. =. Congress.


Washington. October 3,-tSpecial IA
glance at list OF the members OF the
Fifty dfth congress shows an interesting
nomenclature for the 400 and odd rspre-
sentatiyes who constitute PERHAPS this the
greatest legislative body in the world. The
origin and Specification OF the surnames
Of the members can be traced in many
come obscure, being derived from words
now obsolete. surnames have long since
lost their individual distinction or rer-
soral characteristic which often times gave
rise to NAMES amoug the Saxans, IN the
Hebrew genealogies the name OF a GER
son was usually formed CT a siuxie wcrd.
as Levy or Aaron. This is rue also of
early names in Egypt. syria, Persia.
Greece, Italy and among the Celtic and
Gerrn.nle nations All names may he said
TO have had at one time their own recu-
liar Significance. Among the Hebrews the
name given a child originated In some cir
cufnstanee OF its birth. The Greeks named
70 express some admirable quality. The
Roman name was less digpifed in ortgin
than those OF the Greeks. and vas given
on account OF sone personal peeuiiarities.
There were few suruamss in England te-
appear Ia Saxon records. IA Christianity
| prevailed 1t displaced the old heathen
names from the Bible, new names were
| taken IN baptism. Various personal char
! aeteristies and various occupations, i,
! seems. often suggested notable names Fcr
Illustration, Smith, from the Anglo SsSon
| srnitan ito smltel. aud originally o. much
| wider meaning than now. .ncludins Wheel
wrtghis. carpenters, masous sud s,aliers
| IN general. Another instance is tia. OF
Grosvenor, from gros-veneur grand hunts
mani, and whether In pursuit OF game or Of
calculating results frcsn figures. the char.
acterls,ic applies to one OF our most promi-
nent statesmen.
On the house roll there is to be found
from Alabama a Brewer. Taylor ard a
| Picwman. California has a Barlow and I
4 Castle. Colorado has q Bell. and the meta
| Is OF silver construction Com, c.ieut has
HUI; Georgia has Maddox and IGahs
has a Gum. Illinois has Man. also Z
Marsh, a Cannon. Prince. a Baker and i
Hunter. Indiana has crumpacker: lows
has Hull; Kansas has a Botkin; Ken.
lucky has a Berry; Louisiana hes !,
Meyer. Maine has q Reed, aud Maryland
has both . Baker and a Barber IN tbs
house. Massachusetts has Walker; Mich
igan has Bishop; Minnesota has an E1sv
Missouri has cowherd; Mississippi has ,
FOX, and New Jersey possessss a C1r1leI
and Fowler. New York has wari ant
Fischer; North Carciiua has rsv..r ,
Skinner, a Kitchen and Martin otic
has Marshal, Taylor. q Kerr gnI I
Beach. and Oregon has . Tongue In ,h.
house. Pennsylvania has Butter. q Packer
and two Stones; Rhode Island ;ssyaps a Bull
South Carolina has q Strait, rsnnsssss !
Noon and Texas q Ball and -so,sr. Trtat
Inns King; Virginia has . Lamb; wey,
vrWtnia has . Miller. and wisconsin I
Minor. Stewart and q Cooper.
The senate has Berry. . Mason, 4 yest
tin
The christian name William hoSeays an
ne roster q congress eftensr than say
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Gold Ia New Mexico.

Roswell ". NJ, October 5.--A syud.cats
Of capitalists headed by Ex-Governor Gibbs
Of Texas has had an exDert FIR the rzst
week at Ncgales investigating ihs mines
there with view OF investing In tEem.
Large quantities of ore have been found
that runs In gold tron $1,000 20 S5e. QoO rsr
ten. The American has ore enough In slThi
10 Keep II running for six moths aud 4.
only down 100 feet There are numerous
other mines that are as protitable as the
American
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CAN
BE CURE

Many men and women are
told misery spending tner r
medicines, good and bad, but ~
of intelh gent treatment ~
away in premature graves. "a
reach OF every suffering man n
All cases of Nervous Diseai ~
Failing Energies, Varicocs1r ~
Losses and Drains. FemaN Il
whether they be from the en
errors. indiscretions. .sti1
or from any cause, we can
permanently cure by the mrSi
methods known TO modern ~
Small. Weak and Shrun
strengthened and developer
and healthy condition. Nh Nh
OF Consumption, Rheumasss
Kidney and Liver Compss ~
traced to these diseases, ana W
the proper remedies a ours 49, 49,
effected. Many men ana WSSs
from these diseases are -~1
men. grasping after mere ssfnd
Free Prescriptions. Free 49,
only 10 find themselves 49, 4
fraudu,ently C. o. D. druss
cine company. r..c -
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Dr. Brattcn's Tragic End.

Beawnlout Texas. October s.--Dr Frat.
to- % the United States Marine hospital
service died at Sabine Pass this afternoon
from conclusion OF the BRAIN. the result
Of Injuries sustained in an accident yes
terray. Or. Brattcn came TO Sabine Pass
the middle OF last week to relieve DR..
Magruder, who } al been sent several
months ago TO look into quarantine regu-
lat.ons. While inspecting vessel yes
to-day, Dr. Bratton fell through a batch
way and sustained u hr,gse on the head
that caused conclusion Of the brain. DR..
Magruder was notified by wire OF the
death this afternoon and tine remains Will
Se disposed OF as he lnstructs.
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REroRr rnoN EDWARDS.
Feurteen New Cases and Two Deaths,
Figures 10 Date.

Fourteen New Cases and Two Deaths,
Figures 10 Date.
Edwards. Miss, October 3.--Dr. Dunn
a the State board OF health gave the As.
sociAted Press the following statement to-
night. The doctors report fourteen new
cases Of yellow fever today. as follows:
whites-Miss Hattie HOWE, Lss,er
wimbsrlym. Guy slocum. Mrs. Butler. q.
II. Hsy'es. Mrs Denarchi. Mrs. Louise
Rrtch<tto.
ccsoses-- I.aeinda Hami,,or. Luc,pd.
Adams. Dzey waiIace, Jchn Klmhrough.
Jsrsss Grinin. Eliza Williams. ca,hariae
peaths today two--Llilian Redee,d and .
child Of T. p. Martin.
Teal deaths TO date 70: total number a,
eas<s 70 date ali: total number under
treatment lz7; total number discharrs
ald eonrSisscent 10: number seriously
Nr. Redneid l. san very N M. -.
eeie 4 doing we'll. . = Father Prenss :.
1HSt Mr.. A. ,. Lexts aud his family arc
\ enesnleseeDs. with the exception OF Ms,
A Diva Lewis, Who hsa had the fever ouiy
4. 7, r. Marlin. whoss little xirl die,
~ ntght y vefy SICK ana much douh
s S9fexiafped - hfa fecovery.
ketAt3s WA atie T. make sryera
,sS. Hin. nseA = ~ gsatilcatio,
-. ~. =. y! =. s:s.:..s i =
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noRE VIOLENT Tyre.
rhe Cases Found NJ MeHenry Worse
Than ~ ocean Sprfags.

rae Cases Found 1t McHenry Worse
Than ~ ocean Springs.
Ocean Springs. Miss, October s.--This u
tho nth day &r eur little city with no
new cases Of fever. and. IN fact, no sick
psss Of any kind except rhe two typhoid
cases, which are very much improved. The
Iase case reported was outsids OF the cor
porate iimlts and should not have been
counted so in reality. We have not had
case In town Ia eight days; thus ~ would
seem that II we go txo more days Without
a new case we would be considered free
from Infection and all quarantine should
be raised, no far as we ara eoncerusd. Ana.
further. as a matter cf fact. the fever has
been much rniider type here than any
other place shown. Ia the first place BY
our small death rate, lt being to data
about Us per cent. aud also By the dect-
sion Of the doctors and experts.
Surgeons Murray and Warisn, accom- :
panied by Or. Bailey from this place and
Drs Cant ant HARRISON OF Biloxi, board
ed the camp special train and went TO Me-
Henry for load OF refugees. While there
they called on those who were stricken
with fever. and found the fever there OF
more violent type than he had treated
and much more pronounced. In fact, the
ntiidest case be saw there was much worse
than the most severe be had seen here
Thirty five people we're brought from
McHenry today and the train Will be sent
for Twenty-Five more tomorrow
The report OF eight cases at McEIerry
was mistake. No news Of Importance
from Camp F'ontainhleau.
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Hoods Pills sslps ao II s'
The One True Blood Purifier. An "a

stopped at the high class hoteh. ~
time wore on and their stock Fl
money dwindled in proportion ~,
for more modest dwellings. n 4
cases even the cheapest lodgins -
utilized by these patriots VA +.
to serve their country-ior ! ~
ton.
The saloons are haunts q a|
seekers who have been IN r.
many days when the presideex /. n
hut when he Is away, they eyss +
from these places and apuear Si
tervais during the day, thes
being generally regulated 81 r.
lunch on the counter. Many
Is held high In the estimsfii
townsmen. who left his home =
to become consul. and who -
dropped in the estimation of 1Is
that should he given him urn +
wants a place as a laborer ID ~
departments. or something -
good" depends on the free ind ,
for his daily food.
The men have found that y
cheaper in the suburbs than II r
and have accordingly gone tn
men from the same section OF ~ 4
stick together. They discuss thef
and then separate. The hotel ~
have their full quota OF msa u
seeking the elusive Job, But u
president Is away they are Wi
around these Hobbies They ~
nothing can be accomplished b. H.
out when the president is away. Z.
sequeutly stay in their rooms
TO the folks at home Of their rosy :
but more frequently requesting ~
remittance be sent. Those OF IN
States retire to their native -
there await the return OF Major
While others, IL they have enoula {
leave for smaller Virginia tosIS
they can live for cne-third OF VII
them in the National capital, ~
simply exist from one day .
patiently watching and WAITING
AS general rule 1t may Be
the office seeker. when not basnA
sunshine OF Mr.. Mekinley's preessa
White House. like the bear n
time. simply hibernates. The ~!
fellow office seeker Is hailed Wy
by the men who are ALREADY on "
particularly when the new
native OF the same State. y
who have been in Washingtos
time 1t means meals for awnM
ing into consideration "drtnkA
pears to be impossible for
class to discuss his chance w
wivhout frequent libations.
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Advised Their peportation.

vleksburg, Miss, October a.-unitea
states Medical Inspector 3. I. Hicks wired
this evening chat three cases Of sever IN
the family OF C, II. Blum at Nitta Yuma
are regarded as suspicious.
Malcolm Cameron. nephew OK >. s.
Champion, who is supposed to have died
Of yellow fever, was Ill In BiuIn's house
and had attended Champions funeral. brs-
]. G. Hall and Harris OF sharkey county
will examine the Blum cases and report or
them.
MenrwhiEe the State board OF health has
advised the deportation from the State OF
undertaker +, =. Fisher and Rev. pr
sanacrn, both Ct this city, who reeentlg
attended the funeral OF DR.. A. Phelos
at Nitta Yuma. and unless the Biun cases
are pronounced yellow fever they VIII un-
douhtediy be sent away tomorrow morning.
Or. SAMSON Is the venerable rectcr Os
Christ church. this city. for the past thirtv
years pr. Sansoms Illness was Of long
standing aud there Is every reason 10 be-
iieve that there was no communication te-
tween his and the Blum family. 10 srsui-
eous cases here, nor any excitement.
Later adyiees from Nitta Yuma say tlat
the doctors have reported four cases there
Mr.. G.. H. Blum, Mrs. Blum. Miss Sarah
Thompson SD the depot agent there.
These are pronounced to be yellow feger.
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QUIET At BILOXI.
fwenty-twO New Cases md Txxo
Deaths Was the Record

Deaths Was the Record.
Biloxi, Miss, October s.Ios.sy i.ss been
an Ideal Sabbath. clear. bright aud out.
wardly Joyous. with the elements vleiny
with each other to contribute to the beauty
and grandeur OF the day. Save the closed
business houses and absence FROM the
streets cs the people there was but little
TO betoken il was the Sabbath. for since
carly In the nght With the fever, the
churches, with the exception OF the catho.
lie. have been closed to service.
There wero two deaths today, the ie.
year-eld daughter OF Jesse Smith an
the l;tle child OF Policeman MCKINLEY,
Among The new cases here to-day are civ
Recorder Gleason, City Clerk S. q. SWEET
man. Captain Joe Roberts, OF the steamer
hiloxi. Ehd Y. X. Baldwin. northern man,
heari o. health report:
yellow fever cases under treatment. lss
suspicious cases. s: other eases, S. To,al
yellow fsSer cases TO date. 80: total yell
iew fever deaths to dGte. .; new cases. ss
deaths today, ..
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Troops Tor the Iuiian..

Guthrie. o. T.. October 3.--rwo treops
Of cavalry have been started IN the par-
iington Indian agency to keep order curing
the Chcetsw election. which 6-sses toner
row. The Indians are already h4ycni ccn-
trol. The cavalry has been sent BY order
o. the war department In resuoase 10 an
appeal from Major woodson. tha ro.srn-
ment agent