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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02
Uusy mt Orange.

Orange, Texas. October / business here
Is again assuming It's usual character
since the raising OF the quarantine and all
feel relieved that the embargo has been
raised aud trains allowed to run. The
Southern Pacific freight office has been
the busiest place In town for the past
two days. billing out cars loaded with
lumber. With every way bill goes a clean
bill OF health. showing that the freight
originated In Texas and has not been ex-
posed to any infection.
Nothing further was heard from the Gal
weston health officer today and 1t is not
known whether or not the threatened quar-
amino against this place is being en-
forced. Schooners loading here with lum-
Der for Galveston have discharged what
cargo they had on and Will load for Sa-
bine Pass instead. Plenty of business OF
this kind Is now Offering on account OF q
lack of barges.
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ALL MET TRAGIC Dl|
Nearly q Score Of Unfortuu,iI
Before Their Time. \.
TWAS SUICIDE DAY IN Taia
y Number of Them In Me-
Mother and Her Children-x
bOliO Acid Used.

New York, October 1.--NeaSly /,
Of unfortunates met tragic desth =
about this city today. 1t was suIs,a6
No day within recent years haa
replete with tales of weak humn ~
Here Is the list:
Mrs. Caroline Ravanus Of VI
N. Y, and her four children; VI
years old; William, aged IL; AlbesS
S, and Elizabeth, aged 8, found al
West Shore hotel, asphyxiated
thought to be murder and suicide \
Harmon s. Burke of Norwich /
Devonshire hotel, found dead In N,
poison.
G. +. X. Royce, San Franclsn3
dead at the Grand Union hotel a
ed.
DR.. Robert w. Flagg, phrh
Yonkers, N. Y, leaped from vii
the Murray Hill hotel and died tikl
noon.
Theodore Miller committed af4
shooting.
Rudolph Knoche, aged 40. m n
drank carbolic acid and died an IN,
At White Plains Edward L. HIN
Frank G. Holder of Norwalk, Co1j
found dead in their apartments ~
ed by gas.
At picnic in Brooklyn William I
| killed John McNally by q blov i
fist.
Mrs. Bertha Hummel and Jut!
each took carholic acid and did
George Martin, serving a schtu
burglary in the Kings county pcni4
cut his throat this afternoon With
of glass and can not recover.
Michael Walsh died at the Fuik
from the effects of drugs.
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GOLD DUG noLrERs.
There Was n Discopdant Element
ana the Convention Adtourp~d

Therc Was Discordant Element
and the Convention Adjourned.
New York, October 1.-The city ccnven.
ucn OF the national Democratic party OF
New York which is led by VIM. NJ. Grace.
Francis NJ. Scott and Maurice ]. Power
was convened tonight at Cooper Union,
The Brooklyn delegation. which had heard
that The leaders had made "dtar' 10 in
dossc Van Wyok for mayor and the rsa,
OF the Tsmmany ticket, was the Historian,
eiemcnt at the convention Tho delegate
from scrces East river were In favor NJ
lndorslng Seth Low. According 10 the
"deai' Corporation Counsel Scott was IN
Eet the regular democratic nomination tor
Judge OF the supreme court.
AZ caucus OF the Brooklyn delegates
lust prior to tho calling az the meeting 81
Percy sturgiss, In bitter speech, aug.
ges@d that the delegation from Kinss
county bolt the convention should Il do
termine to support Tammany ana sustain
the mandate Of the triunlvirAte. This va
aEreed 10. John H. Fenneil was chairman.
The convention was addressed By Georse
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Food nj nnxx.n.

Victoria, b. C., October 1.--willlam Ogil-
vie, dominion government surveyor In the
Yukon country. has arrived In Victoria.
lie says there are provisions enough at
dawson for 1000 people for the winter.
When he left Dawson. July Is. there were
Scoo there, but II as reported many have
ie't since then, the situation will not be
60 bad as feared. He says there is no use
IN trying to take in food with dog trains.
Mr. osilvle will probably sail for skaguay
with Mr.. Saxon. the minister who leaves
on tho steamer Quadra.
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TEXAS WEATHER AND CROPS.

Workman, Texas, October LIT still con.
tnues dry and hot and stock water is play.
Ing out. The cotton crop is almost gain.
erei and the farmers are blue over ths
low price,
Mckinney. Texas. September 80. Follow
Ing Is the rainfall as kept at Mckinney
Tor this month: September 10. 9-l6 Of an
inch September ~, lie OF an inch; Sep
tember Is, l4-16 Of an inch; September IA.
s-iS of an inch; total. inches Rainfaii
for September last year by the same regis
ter. ah inches.
Troy, Texas. October 1.-The weather Il
Dry and clear, and VIC are having what Il
termed Indian summer, Cotton is opeuiue
fast and the majority Of II 10 picked ard d
not yielding az much as was first indicated
the estimate then being low. The farmer
are blue looking lot. with short crops
ana shor prices. and long accounts with
ne merchants and ehort amounts q settle
,them with
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YOU CAN
BE GU RI

Many men and women are sun W.
told misery spending theT r
medicines. good and bad, but fos q, \
of intelligent treatment are
away In premature graves. he.g
reach OF every suffering man sn%S
All cases of Nervous Diseases n, ~
Failing Energies. WAREHOUSES; r
Losses and Drains, Female
whether they be from the enec~
errors, indlscretions, overworn.,.
or from any cause, we can qsrl
permanently cure by the mos "
methods known to modern mssr
Small, Weak and Shrunken
strengthened and developed Y Y
and healthy condition. Almoss #
of Consumption, Rheumatism
Kidney and Liver ComplaIrl
traced to these diseases, ana =. n
the proper remedies a cure can "
effected. Many men ana wo T.
from these diseases are Eks
men, grasping after more sll NJ
Free Prescriptions. Free Trss5S
only to find themselves duPvs I
fraudulently c. D. d. druss'
cine company. go 60
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AT MOBILE.



Death Reported.
Mobile, Ala, October 1.-The increase OF
new cases continues low, there being hut
seven cases reported today, ono death.
Mrs. A, Hoffman, on Seventh street. near
Jefferson, whose death was mentioned In
last nights dispatches.
The new cases are. r. W. Smelly. 81
Emanuel, near Augusta, Mrs. Alice Gil
lian. corner Church and Conception. Alice
Cohen, same place; Taylor Bean. City hos-
pitsi. Herbert Tubhs, same place; Robert
Elliot&, li5 Church; Mrs. Bonneau. Au-
gustA. near Marine.
pischarger--Jos. Mangold and Frank
Davies.
Total cases. 81; deaths, i2; discharged
40, Under treatment, 90.
Mrs. G4llian aud Miss Cohen ara sIc, In
the house where Taylor, ono of the i,rsI
yellow fever victims died. Tho case ii
Miss Hotter on Jackson street, announced
yesterday. Is traced TO the same place
Miss Cohen. who was an Inmate OF m,
house. having visited Miss Hotter "a,
several hours just after Taylor died. Tn,
\ case yesterday on State street, near Ken
nedy. Ia that OF man who was n guar,
at tho houses In tho infected district
where there was fever. He has carries
the injection In a new part OF town, some
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Killed u Scducer

Vicksburg. Miss, October LA
special from Monroe, La. says:
Andrew Mcpherson was shot
stantly killed this morning at Y
Of Mrs. Viola Dowdy, whose IN
daughter he had abducted and
as charged by Charles Dowdy, y
the girl. Mcpherson was under
trial on the charge This mornins
to the house Of Mrs. Dowdy, cqH
drew pistol and attempted "a
way into the house. Charles D.
shot him twice with shotgun,
entering his breast and the secona'
off the top OF his head. McFnH'
refused to marry the girl.
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Shreveport. rrnposcd rule.

Shreveport La. October 1.-The agree
ment OF the Monroe board OF health with
the Viclssburg, Shreveport and Pacific to
run trains to Delta through California Sta
ton was submitted to tho board hero for
approval Tho agreement is that tho Mon
roo board shall put quarantine on all their
trains, station officers at Delta 10 exclude
freight, passengers and baggage coming
through Mississippi, run trains through
California at ten miles an hour and the
road TO pay quarantine Officers FOR their
services. Any failure OF the road 10 COM
ply with these restrictions shall work a
forfeiture OF the privilege Of running trains
from Monroe 10 Delta.
In today's discussion In the board OF
health strong opposition was made TO this
measure and action deferred There is A
strong feeling against It and tomorrow
| mornings session Will oppose granting
those privileges as the measure Is caieu-
lated to injure the business OF shrovepori
and close all avenues now oren.
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DR.. syycnringcn h. uopcful.

Austin, Texas, October t,--Statc Health
officer Swearingcn was seen late tonight
and said there was absolutely nothing re-
garding yellow fever, although he had re-
cetved a telegram from Houston announ-
cling the death of Eva Duncans and wired
back requesting that an autopsy be held.
lie paid social visit to Governor Culber-
son today and talked the situation over.
but made no official report lie is sat
ist'ed thore Is no yellow fever In Texas
and Is confident that there will be none.
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The Quarantine on the nordcr.

Laredo, Texas, October Information
from DR.. j. r. Turp!n. State quarantine
sthcer at this point, is that no quarantine
ms been declared by the Mexican Ma
ucna' railway nor by the State authorities
against either Monterey or Tampco 1t
Is further learned from reliable sources
that no quarantine will be declared against
Monterey and probably none against Tam
pico, unless reports from that place show
virulcnt outbreak of yellow fever in the
form OF an epidemic.
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In Hnr,iln Cnnntx.

Sour Lake, Texas, october This little
place has been In fever OF excitement
FOR the past week over the yellow fever
scare. The county has been gcarded and
no one allowed TO the county line. Much
JOY was expressed yesterday when the news
reachtd here that State Health officer
Swcaringen had raised the quarantine.
Mail came over today, firs, for a week,
smhpeople are all busy reading back NUM-
bers of Tho Houston Post.
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Texa. Qua rnntime Sumter,

Wharton. Texas, October l.--yesterday
telegram was received by Dr. Walls from
Or, swearingen from Houston which was
reassuring, as follows:
The case is only suspicious. but we'll
suarded, have expressed the opinion
that quarantine could be safely With
anwn Swearingen."
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AT EDWARDS.
Nineteen New Gases, hut No Deaths
In the Record.

Edwards. Miss, October DIR, Dunn Of
the board of health issues this statement;
Whltes-Miss Norma Howell. jim How
ell, Miss Allie Koker, Miss Fannie Slo-
eumb. Mr.. Sid Pond, A. II. Havenkott
Mrs. s. u. Hewes. Glen Howcs. Mrs. A.
II. I1vena, Miss Farr John Farr.
Colored-Mary Prosscr. j. A. Kirk
brough. Willie Marck. Nina Peterson. Wal
ter Pitchford Jim Washington, II. Burn
sides. John Hawkins
Deaths today none; total deaths to date
nine; total number of cases to date 2Si
number convalescent and discharged. I'll
number under treatment. 12i number
very sick s; sick with black vomit, 2.
Rev. Colmery and family are doing well
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No Action Taken.

Eagle Pass, Texas, October MIR. c. X.
Dunlap, general freight ana passenger
agent Of the Mexican International, says
his company has taken no action on ac.
count OF yellow fever. That they 10 not
Know anything about any yellow fever
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GOVERNMENT FIGURES.


of the Cases Thursday.
Washington October Tho official re-
ports 10 Surgeon General Wyman OF tho
Marine hospital service regarding tho prog
resa of the yellow fever In the South shows
the following yesterday.
New Orleans, "a new cases. deaths
Edwards Miss, 30 new eases. no deaths
Biloxi, "a new eases. l death; Mobile,
cases. death; McIIenry, Miss, new
cases. no deaths; Ocean Springs. Miss, no
new eases and nc deaths. The cases re-
ported at McHenry arc tho iirst discovered
at that place, The town Ia on the gull
cOast
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$780, ~ ss.'s 80 5000 ~ nat,ent.
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81 49, .-..h -,h,.h tba ,,oard NJ heulth
n &H1HnhIOA
y 4 u. y. .....s c,r.c. .~,,ve4 here about
s.,,.., AZ. sro from New York. went I'd
4 N. hr,,ss aud was thcn removed to an
3 ,,,h.~ hsv,nv beep taken sick with the
,,-.vs,,.rs savcr. M phvslcinn was called
n - g, roncrt made until thIs morning. ana
ut.,s while Afterwards the man died.
,s,n.n ma p,rards and f,unigatlng force got
!, IS. u. ,..,.a HAY found the widow OF Gina
~. ,v,nv .rrosx the corpse and kissing the
-. y ~. dosd man. II seems almost cef-
80 thcrefore that this woman will take
y. ssv.r She was removed. and the sani-
tsrv officer without, delay hustled the BODY
,naa \ nine box and sent IL out to tho
cemetmy. This case shows, az have many
others, that humorous methods are being
cxertod to conceal cases.
Tho death Of the man Schalll and tho
circumstances surrounding the case. which
wcro autographed to the Associated Press
az sffairs. Tho man was taken sick several
DAYS ago The attending physician said
his caso was yellow fever. Coroner Lee
monter. called as an expert. said 1t was
malaria Dr. Caire. a consulting physicIan,
hc,ur asked his views. said that the man
vra. .ufserln,. with Yellow Jack. Ten hours
aster tho man WAC buried DR.. Care sub
,,,,.t~d a eartl0cate of death of yellow
tover To-Day Lemonier writes to the board
I, health insisting that the patient was
,mmu,ne. having had the fever In 1878 and
d,oa sluht before Inst OF malarlal fever.
=, .,a meart,n,o tho death is recorded az
,.,.,.. ,,,on an, 10 yellow fever and makes
II. !, ,na thirty dcaths ON the hooks of
~ ,,..ra =, bentb at a o'clock tonight
S,,.a. o.h, No he,ne made on the hoard
.,.. .e..a 4, i. ,rs,s,irr an ouar.
49,. wnora yellow fever has
- c,,,,.ra. ovnrossoa tho ann.
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object 10 EAprcss Matter.

Bryan, Texas, October 1.-The north
bound passenger today brought up big
lot Of express matter from Houston. which
was put of here against quarantine in
situations. Health Officer Tabor wired SUI
nerlniendcnt Lee a, Houston tails afternoon
IN regard to II and informed him thai the
express company would have to pay the
penalty,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02

Completed Psraansnt Orsasisatiss'
New York. october 1.--Tsmmany county
and borough conventions. which were called
10 order tonight by ex-Police Qcmmiesioner
James J. Martin, after completing per-
manent organization, adjourned on Leader
John G. Sheehan's motion to meet again
October z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02
Mi,Ishero Made Cle.u.

Hiilshoro, Tcxas October Mayor
Matthews BY prosiamation today rsvokss
tis former proc,amatisn. which declared
= quarantine against New Orleans ana
otner cities and towns where yellow fcycr
hss been declared 70 exis..
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when tho train passed they looked as blank
as tho simpleton who stuck his finger In
tho gulf and after pulling his finger out
looked for the hole. People here are glad
old Houston Is battling the yellow fever
liar. and she owes the greater part of 1t
to tho efforts Of the great daily, The Hous-
ton Post,
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The Temporary ofac.r..

davenport. Iowa. October i.---Captain
Lon Bryscn OF Davenpor. was today Sc
lected by the executive hoard for temporary
chsErman Of next weeks waterways con-
vention. Charles Francis OF Davenport viii
he temporary secretary.
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Waco Removes All Quarantine.

waco. Texas, October t,--waco raised
the quarantine against Houston, beaumont
ana Victoria today. These were the only
Teyas points 1uarantsnsd end this leaves
nil Texas traffic open, 1t Is understood
here that all train service south will be
resumed at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02

Z Ocean Springs. Miss. October /. A
postal agent was taken of the train at
Fontainbleau Last niRht sick and placed
In the camp hospital.
Mr.. Levi from Biloxi 10 alex at the same
place.
Two new cases Of fever were reported
at McHenry today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-02

waiter Green on the issues Of the pending
campaign and In the interest Of harmony
moved the convention adjourn to meet
again October Z.
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steadily Growing wer.e.

Portland. Maine October l.--Rsports
from 0sasra, Neal Dow's beds,ds state
that the invalid b steadily growing woy,s.
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4 STRANGE WAY or FIGHTING YELLOW JACK,

To resident Of tho South dread
willing almost
OF remarkable being
the
O
iiaA- MnrniL n hundrcl
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valuable booklet. q pages.
ing these diseases. and ons W.
the most perfect. reliable ~ ~ &
treatments known to medjycS
corr,.snondcnce strictly conh0s
uiar graduates reSigteredl
sent ,infil ord rod. Gail q q
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Der Gpupe Der Mepublifaner

bisieS Counties, ipsIder am 0ienitag in
@erihtseebduoe itattfanb, bate eint
erbBere 3uidauermenee nle iemaIs por'
Der ansesOSen uno Oas Sntereiie ma,
pesen bem Q8ettitreit Der beribieoener
8eperber UNI bic 9tominatiOnsn Elm aus
bersep6bnli9eS. DerfeIbe paro UNI Ill
ubr sur Oronuns berufsn unO sS bauerts
bis 10 Dtinuten Su 7 llbr Ibenos, ebC
er iid pertaste. Die nominirtsn GunDl.
Outen iinO: Sderiff, 6. g. Blpor
DitrlitsannaIt, Sobn R. Sonss; Yr0.
tbOnotar, Sobn @OpelanO ; SdaBmei.
fer. B. 9. 2ansfaff @erldtSi9reiber,
Ibomas y. Daniels; 8ecorber, @bas,
Saiter 0iesiiter, 8lalum 8. Bed
Surp GOmmlidr. @barles Bissins. Dle
Ganbioaten iinb inoipIoueu ale fdbigC
Dtdnner unb aud i'm aQsemsnen popu.
Idr, tperoen iebo4 ais 8erireter ber Son.
neq Waibine einen barten Stuno baben,
oenn bic seidlasenen @anbibaten uni
Oeren SrsunOe, iOpie piele unOers 8s'
pubIifaner, bic einieben, bab es balo an
Der 3eit 1T, oab bic Burtsi unb midi
nur etn elnSiSer Wiann oerielben etpas
su iasen buben ioa. iinb bon ben einse.
idlasensn Metboben Der Dtaihine nldl
isbr erbaut unO iperben ibre Wibbilie.
uns unsneifeibaft bel Der @abl ausbril.
den. Der Scranton 8epub!icun," Dom
anfange an elm bitterer @esner bee
GonneaismuS, uber iont elm YarteiOr.
gan. iast u. u. in ieiner Utittpo6 Muss
sabe. ,,baB Der @onpent cer cOrruptsfe
unO untertbdnisite mar, pelaer ismaIi
in 2adatpanna County ftattfanb; &lon.
Oits iei iein S6IbboIeib seipeien. Sol6s
Sorfommnihe iinb eine @ntebrnuns be,
sIOrrei6en Bartei, uuter bsren giamsn
iie bOafabrt neroen. Neuberli9 berIisi
Der @onpent init re8uldrer setaufter
ginisfsit unO besubltem gntbufasmus,
Die Utai6ine mar gut eeidmisrt unb ic
sefibaos mie cine Sailing" Sanone. I"
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Bapne Gpnntp.

SunrsbaIe. e.-Die YIdns fir eine neue
PfurrwObnuns Der Presbpteriiden 8irds
limb aneenommen unb bsr @ontraft an
Sobn 8rpant ibertpieien. Das @ebdube
piro aus Sols i'm Colonial S:pl erbaut
unb ioa bic gum l. Sanuar fertis iein
bas uIte @ebdube 1T absetrasen tpOrosn.
S. q. Softer. BrdiiOent Der 8apne
county Sparbant uno Elm Direftpr Der
bieiisen 9Ias @ompanie, itarb su friiber
Wor9enitunbe am SonRtag uno nurbe
am Dienitas beerbist. Der 8eritorbene
tpar elm IanSidbriser unb sea6teter
Burger unierer Stabt.-Der Trauen
Serein Der beutfden lutb. @emeinbs
feiert am Sumiius i'm 8eqspue Bari
iein 5iabrises Seteben.- 9linO 9Olsi
bat ielne STEELE in 2sine's 4potbets ME.
oersele8t unO pirb am 81. Sept. nod
JRem gort reiisn, um in cine Apotbeter.
i6ule einsutreten.
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satarrb fann niat furirt perSer

purt locale applieatipnsn, oa lit ben SiB btr
sranfbsit nibt srrsihfn fUnntn. Ratarrb IL
cine Slut. ppsr Contributions aranfbet unb um
iis su bsItn, pilbt Sbr iunsrIite StiImittsI
usbmtu. Saas 8ataub-Gur pirb tinssnpm-
men unb pirft eirsft auf has Slut unb bic
ltlsimiss StsraG6e. Saa's aatarrb-aur II
ftius Auadlalbr. Mtbi,in. Sh puree felt
3abrsH sOn sinsm ssr bsiisn an,h Sisiss Gin.
bss psTOrentt unb if in Gin rtstlmdBists Rs-
sfpt. Git hifsbt aus ben btftn ttiannttn 80.
Mica, psrbunesu nit ben bsiftn Ylutrsinisunss.
mitttIn, Bic pirsft auf bic SdIsimcbnld6s mir
ten. Die pclfsmmsus gtrbinbuug bfr jpsi
StitanotbsiIs III ts, mas fold punbsrpple Js.
lultats bel bsr Seiluns poH aatarrb bsrpor-
brinst. eabt Gn6 3tusuiNe umIcnf ibiffn
j. 5. @bsntp q 60, Gistutb., 5plspp, 8.
8frfauft non allen apVtbsftrn, prsis 75e.