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DOCTORS DISAGREE
Over DIphthsrIN cASss-ReSent the Inter
fer snco OF Members OF Board OF Stealth
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
PARKERsBURG, Oct. 11.-Qulte a
breeze has arisen in medical circles
over the recent investigation OF and
decision concerning the reported dlph-
iberia cases bV the three health OFF,
GERS representing the state, city and
county boards, and their consequent ac-
ton In declaring the quarantine of and
ordering the placards taken down from
the houses reported to be infected. The
two physicians who had treated and
were treating practically all OF the cases
said to be diphtheria, and who had re-
ported them and caused them to be
quarantlned, were indignant at what
they declared to be an unwarranted in
reference with their private practice,
Both stuck to their original opinion anu
insisted that their diagnoses were cor
rect.
DR.. c. N. Bofer not only declared tts
intention OF applying In the courts for
an injunction against the boards OF
health or their members interfering
with his practice, but to definitely set
tie the disputed question, sent portion
of the false membrane which had
formed in the throat OF one OF his pa
tlents reported by him as suffering from
diphtheria to n Cincinnati specialist,
who examined 1t and claimed It con-
tained the dlphtherla germs.
What the outcome of the trouble will
be cannot be told, but 1t will be watch
ed with interest, especially bV the
members OF the medical fraternity not
in the trouble.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va, oct III
Pfor1cnt Ratchrord. Of the Unitcd
Milne Workers, addressed meetings Of
miners today nt Maiden and at Mont
FUmury He expects to leave early to-
morrow mornlng for Columbus lie
@F8 he finds the operators obduratc
ana does not hope to Induce them TO
como to terms. The officials Of the
mine workcts have been Heeklng u con-
Terence with the operators. but have
mIl In advance that they would not
nr.npt any compromise They demand
ln' scale with hope of compromise
Nu5 cut OF the operators decline to
meet the miners IN conference
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pIrrsRuRoH,s HORSE SHOW
CIosss Last Highi-Grsst sHcesSS Socially
aud Otherwise.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 1.-Plttsburgh's
first horse show closed tonight, de-
clded success socially, financially and
horsey. The four days of exhibitions
have been attended by the best people of
the two cities in large numbers and great
Interest has been taken in the many fine
displays OF hurseflesh, horsemanship and
equippages The managers OF the VEN
ture are so well satisfied with the en-
enlargement given them that they an
nounced the horse show as permanent
annual occurrence. Next year Will see
a much larger building and arena, equip
ped In a style to compare favorably with
any similar exhibition in the country.
The prizes for next season are promised
to be OF such a nature that entries will
be attracted from all parts OF the coun-
try. and show given surpassed by none.
Tonight the winning horses of the
show were exhibited to the audience af-
ter the regular programme had been
concluded. and after they had received
the hearty plaudits Of the spectators, the
prizes were awarded TO their owners.
Many exhibitors received but one cup
as prize, the three big winners being
George Il. Hume, OF New York, received
eight cups; j. Holloway. Of Chevy Chase
Md, seven cups; and Mitchell Harrison,
Pittsburgh, seven cups. II. B. Wick ~
CO., Of Youngstown, Ohio, followed close
ly In the wake of the large winners.
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NICARAGUAN REVOLUTION
Has Bssn Suppressed, Hat the Severe
Measures OF President ZsIAyA Towards
the VHnqHlshsd Likely to Provoke An-
other Outbreak.
AssoeIated Press Correspondenee.

NhANN
Associated Press Correspondence,
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Sept. &c.
The revolution has been suppressed.
II has been a weak effort thus far by
some OF the ablest men In Nicaragua
They had no qrms, and the people who
were disposed generally to rally TO the
leaders, learning this soon hid away In
the woods, President Zelaya Is taking
strong measures to suppress forever
the spirit of opposition to his rule. He
Is bringing suspected persons In large
numbers In chains from their houses Ia
the penitentlary at Managua, without
trial, and is imposing very heavy fines
on them and on the absent, supposedly
sympathizers with the revolution.
The danger to-day OF the continuance
OF the war Is In the fact that Zelaya has
imprisoned ana treated with much In
dignity Senior Beche, consul at Managua
for Costa Rica. warm personal friend
Of President Inglesias, of Costa Rica.
Beche was at Granada at the time the
revolution commenced there, on tho
night of September II, He evidently
went there to avoid escprting President
Zelaya and Jose ID. Gamez, who dislikes
President Inglesias and Costa Rica In
tensely, across Lake Managua, on the
18th instant, to meet the "Dlet OF thu
Greater Republic OF Central America"
at Tomotombo, and escort them to
Managua. The consul was arrested on
suspicion OF being an active partlcipa-
tor In the revolution. II Is quite proba-
BILE that the diet viii recall Senior
Beche's exeQuRtor, and then probably
he will be sent out of Nicaragua without
trial. ~
But It appears that Costa Rica has de-
claTed state OF war. and Is concentrat-
ing her forces 10 resent the alleged in
suit.
II Beche is guilty, as charged II is
claimed that he should be tried fairly
in Nicaragua, and punished as well as
dismissed, but the character OF tho
witnesses and testimony should be
weighed suspiclously and considered
carefully in the light OF pre-exlsting
facts.
The indications are that Nicaragua
desires war, and may provoke war with
Costa RIca, and that the latter is now
about as anxious to fight Nicaragua as
she has heretofore been to prevent war
between these states,
The recent revolution furnished evil
dence Of widespread dissatisfaction,
now intensified by the chains and peni-
tentiary to which some men of promi-
nence have been subjected, and 1t ap-
pears to have aroused and involved
Costa Rica, although 1t was weak al
the startarid the leaders were unable to
arm the volunteers after It was started.
But as the majority have gone into
Costa Rica they may soon again reap
pear well armed, In Nicaragua, to re-
sumo the struggle. The ex-president,
Cardoras, has escaped into Costa Rlca.
and General Pals, the leader OF the re-
cent revolution, has done the same.
Nicaragua and Salvador are seriously
discussing the proprlety Of withdrawing
from the Latln-Amerlcan Bureau, at
Washington
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IN HER OWN BEHALF.
Mrs.AtkinsOR Takes the stand and tells OF
Her Married Life with JudEe Camden
General Denial 0fAlI Allegations.


Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgencer.
GLENvILLE, W. Va. W. Va, Oct. Il.
THE trial OF Mrs. Geo. w. Atkinson is
still the sole topic of conversation. The
streets and corridors are filled with
groups OF men earnestly discussing the
evidence. AS the time nears for both
sides to rest each curious attendant OF
the trial is specializing as TO the result.
The excitement Is intense, but subdued,
Governor Atkinson ID saying nothing
for publication, and Mrs, Atkinson Is
likewise silent II is q silent, grim,
hard-fought battle OF legal giants with
a woman's reputation and liberty at
stake, That woman Is the first lady of
the state of West Virginia. The attor-
neys for the defense are making brill
liant effort In behalf of their client,
Nothing Is being left undone which zeal,
energy and legal ability can accomplish
toward establishing Mrs. Atkinson's
innocence.
There was little accomplished In the
way of progress to-day. except that the
defense made several points. Late this
evening, however. Judge Blizzard over
ruled motion by the defense for post
ponement, and Mrs Atkinson was
placed on the witness stand Great in
terest was centered on the appearance
OF Mrs. Atkinson in her own behalf, and
the closest attention was paid by the
crowd In the court room TO every word
which fell from her lips
Mrs, Atkinson told In detail the story
OF her married life with Judge Camden.
She related how she had cared for her
aged husband, ministering to all his
wants and attending to him as she
would attend TO child, dressing and
undressing him and performing all the
duties OF nurse. She had attended to
all his private papers and took care of
his money, offices which he had dele
gated to her.
Mrs, Atkinson's story was intensely
interesting and was general denial of
all the allegations brought against her,
She was still on the stand at late hour
with the probabilities that the examln-
alton would continue until midnight.
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M.morlnI chnreh pedleatsd

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 1.-THE
George W. South Memorial church of the
Advocate, magnificent structure erect
ed at Eighteenth and Diamond streets,
was consecratcd to-day by the bishop OF
the diocese, Rt. Rev. Ozt W. Whitaker,
with the impressive and beautiful SER
vice OF the Protestant Episcopal ritual.
Bishop Whitaker was assisted by Bishop
Leighton Coleman, Of Delaware, and
other eminent clergymen. There were
many prominent clergymen present, and
all available space was occupied. The
church was erected as n monument to
the memory OF George w. South, who
died In 1884. and whose widow and
daughter made the gift OF 100000 TO the
Pennsylvania diocese OF the Protestant
EnlRcnpnl church
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RIor1Ee IN ROME
sirPolIosm.n were IpJa.oa ana One re

Six Policemen were InJuEod ana one EtIs'
ter was Killed.
ROME, Oct. 11.-A large procession of
trndesmen, headed by the pro-syndic of
Rome and the president OF the chamber
of commerce, marched to the ofFics of
the minister OF the Interior this after
noon to protest against him and confer
with the government regarding the In
creased taxation.
Premier Rudini, who is also minister
OF the interior. received a committee
representing the tradesmen and prom
ised that all possible would be done to
promote friendly relations and greater
equity between the tax collectors and
taxpayers.
In the meanwhile large crowd Of
people had collected around the minisI
try. angry shouts were heard and some
OF those present tore up paving stonel
and otherwise assumed threatening
attitude. This caused the police to
make an attempt TO dlsperse the violent
portion OF the crowd and In the conflict
which followed six policemen were In
jured and one rloter was killed.
The mob raised revolutionary cries
while the fighting was in progress. re-
volvers were freely used, many persons
In the crowd were injured and twenty
of the leaders OF the disturbance were
arrested. The condition of three OF the
wounded policemen Is serious.
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SUPPOSED MURDER.
Man Shot and Body Placed on Railroad
Track-Evidenees OF Crime.
SpecInl Dispatch to tho Intelllgeneer.


Track-Evidences OF Crime.
Special Dispatch to tho IntelllGeneer.
WEIGH, W. Va, oct 11.-A few days
ago Charles Austins body was found
on the railroad near Panther, this coun-
ty. He was supposed to have been killed
by n railroad train, as the coroner's
Jury pronounced 1t so. His head was
mashed to pulp. Since then quiet in-
vestlgatlons have been made and this
morning Orville Nelson was arrested
and lodged In Jail charged with the
murder OF Austin.
on the night Austin was found four
pistol shots were heard behind saloon
at Panther and on investigation blood
stains have been found. and this after
noon hat supposed to be Austin's, was
discovered under the saloon, with two
bullet holes In It. It is supposed Nell
son killed the man, as 1t 10 known that
friendly feeling did not exist between
the two, and placed the body on the
railroad track to hide thc crime. Fur
ther Investigations are being made and
n preliminary hearing will be given him
as soon as possible.
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1R1sH 1NprpENpENr IEAaur.
Old Leaders Kissed and Gladstone Dsnou-
ced a. Irolandia BsIrayer,

ced a. IrolSnd'A Bsirayer.
DUBLIN, Oct 1.-THE first general
national convention OF the Irish Inde-
pendent League. organized by John
Redmond, NJ. p, the Parnellite, opened
this afternoon In the ancient concert
rooms here. Eight hundred enthusiasts
tic delegates packed the hall and active
ly participated In cheering vooiferously
every point In the speeches which met
with their approval, and In Jeerlng thV
names OF Dillon. Healy and Davitt, as
well as Kissing the name Of Mr., Glad.
stone when Mr.. Redmond characterized
him as the Englishmnn who betrayed
Ireland"
Every reference to the struggle OF 1898
was greeted uproRrlously particularly
Mr.. Redmond's reading OF the oath
taken by the revolutionists. All the
speeches paid tribute TO the patriotism
OF the late Charles Stewart Parnell, and
warm cheers greeted the entrance of the
Rcdmonds. John Parnell and Patrick
O'Brlen into the hall
The climax to the convention was
reached when, during q speech dellv-
cred by VIM. Redmond, he said that
when the Dllonitcs rejected Parnell
they "nllcnntcd the United states, thus
tlllng the goose which laid the golden
egg"
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WiNsTON. N. C,oct 1i.-A mou dis
ur..ng tragedy occurred at Union
lulgn church, situated about two mlles
fon.b oihorc last night About o'clock
u y. lIuntmnn, with his wife drove up
4" the church In n wagon to attend a
quaker meeting, which has bnon IN pro-
.' here about three weeks AZ Ma,
IluH'mtH wac nllghtlnE bolt NJ light
n.lN struck tree, giving her such a'-
Wr. 'hugk that she dlrd an hour nilcr-
Nnf Many others were seriously lil-
lu''l ma nfo not expected to I'VE Many
N,W.n tainted and the people were In
hiBh state VI excitement all night
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nlnnco viii AZ viii Energy.

MADRID, oct, ii,-Gcnorn Ramon
Blnnco, tho now captain gcncrnl of
cuba announces that he viii act with
great energy against the nHurgcuts
nnl win employ all political means to
restore equality Of treatment In the var
loua sections NJ the community The
captain general adds that hp hna the
grontcHt desire 10 ond the horrors of
wnt nnd 10 establish peace by thr ayR.
tenn which ho udoplod In 1870. Thp In
hnbIlnnla of Palma, the birthplace NJ
donotnl Wcylct arc preparing to glyo
him an ovation on his return from
Cuba,
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Special Dispatch to the lntollgcnctr,
KlNGWOOD. w. Va, oct Twin
ME Gregg, Of Tunnelton, had q fall from
q tree yesterday md his escape from
death Rccms miraculous. lio fell 30
feet to the ground, then bounced over
a prccipco aud rolled ON the rocks 10
rcol moro below His two arms and one
lex wCrc fractured nnd hlg head crush.
cd ana bruised. The doctor thinks he
mup recover
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LONDON, oct. ll,.-An official tele-
gram received here from Yokohoma
says that Japan accepted the invitation
to send . representative to the sealing
conference soon to be held In washing
ton OH the understanding that the
whole scaling question Ia to be discussed
and not simply che questluns which are
covered by the Paris award, Japan hav-
iHF ito interest IN the pribFieH Islands.
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Special Dispatch to the lntolllgcncor
WASHINGTON, oct, li,-Pcnslon
certificates have been issued to West
Virginia applicants as follows;
Original William Kelley Martins
burg; Anthony r. Morris
supplemcnRl-lames L. Uphold
Bruccton Mills,
Increase obadiah Bucknor, Clifton;
Joseph N. Goodwin, Kingwood,
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WASHINGTON, oct. 1.-THE presl.
dent to-day made the following np.
pointments;
II. N. McGrew, OF Phoenix, Arizona
to be register of the land office at Salt
Lake City, Utah: Fred Il. Spriggs. Of
New York. TO be agent for thc indians
at the Nevada agencg In Nevada; Ed
ward Goldberg, Of Wichita, Kansas Ia
be agent for the Indians Of the Quapaw
agency In Indian Territory
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KINGwoOD, W. Va, Oct. 11.-Ollver
stonebraker beat his young wife in a
most brutal manner last night and tho
woman may not recover. Hc cut a
bunch OF whips from n thorn bush
aud wore them out on the back Of his
helpless wife, laccratlng the flesh in n
most horrible manner. The Iona sharp
,thorns broke of and her back is full
OF them. He also kicked her into In
scnslbIlltv A warrant hns been is
sued for his arrest, but the man has
not been found.
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ST. LOUIS. oct ti,-one hundred and
forty cities east OF the Mississippi river
and two west, were represented at the
sixth annual convention Of the national
horse shoers. protective association OF
America, which met here to-day. All
the national officers were present, Mayor
Zlegenheim made an address of welcome
which was responded TO after which the
time was taken UP with the appointment
Of committees and reception OF their re-
ports, The convention viii be In session
apVprnl 1nya
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LONDON, oct t-TAe secretary Of
che federated trades. comprising thirty
important industries, announces that
shc executive committee has definitely
decided to call out us mcmb0rA In Hym-
pnthy with the struggle uf the cn-
Rlnccfg against their employees On Fri
day next, when II " estimated thnt q
total Of 100000 mon will be- ont Of work
on account Of the great labor dispute,
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,clnl Dispatch to tho rn,oIiIGoucor.

Special Dispatch to tho 1ntclllgsnccr.
WEIGH, w, Va, oct II. - Tho
drought in this section is assuming SER
lous conditions. Tho rivers are the low
est over known here. Residents in tho
mountains are moving to the river aud
farmers cannot SOW wheat. ns the
ground IN 40 hard that they cannot
pillow. Forest fires are likely TO start
at any time, which would entail losses
nggrcgatlng millions Of dollars.
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NORFOLK, Va, oct 1.-THE sleam-
ship Hesperdes is ashore on outer Dla-
mond Shoals. OF Cape Hattoras, and tho
vessel Will bo total loss with her cargo
Of plg Iron. She waa bound from Cuba
TO baltimore and struck the shoals dur
Ing dense fog, which hung about The
coast ~ thick that the crow were not
taken on until late yesterday afternoon,
after they had been cllnglng to the
wreck for several hours. There ls ma
hope Of saving the ship, although tugs
Wlll ATTEMPT the task.
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LouiavtLLE, Kw, oct ia spec.
nl to the Evening Post from French
Llck Ind, Hnys; The windsor hotoi,
the leading hostolfy of this place, was
destroyed by nro this morning about
2 o'clock ana viii be- total loss, Co..
golhur with ITO contents,
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TREASURY ASSETS
Have Increased Nearly Twenty
Millions since June 80, 1896
TREASuRER'S ANNUAL REPORT.

RsdsmptionS OrBanks Notes were Unum'
ally LArEs-oOtobsr Report of thsstAt-
iutioian OF the Department OF AErioul-
tRrO-AvsraEs Condition ofCOrn lower
Than for Ten Years PsIt-Rye shows mp
Wen, bat Buskwhsat has Declined For
ty.Thrss Points Since September I-IriSh
Potatoes Have also Declined.
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BRENNAN, Tcxna oct ii,--llob Car.
tor negro, Killed James Burch In
saloon last night and then went to the
jail to surrender To-day hls body wna
found rlddlod with bullets and buol,
ehoh lNlng about 100 yntds back of tlc
lhll' \ mob Of unknown persons had
purBuod unl killed him.
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GALVESTON, Texas, oct. 11,-Dr. C..
W. Trucheart, member of the advisory
committee of the board of health, this
morning reported to the health authorl-
ties that he had found case OF well de-
fined but very mild yellow fever. The
case Is that OF Lorenzo S. Olari. ship
chandler, Sixteenth and Avenue A. DR..
Truaheart says state health officers are
working on the case with him and con-
iirmed the diagnosis. DR.. Edward Ran
dall this morning reported two cases in
his practice which he pronounced yellow
fever those Of George d. Morgan, n
b1ok-keeper at $40 Postoffice street, and
Henry stawllnsky, a plasterer, 1921
Broadway,
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FEVER SITUATION
A. New Orleans Still Presents a
Very Dreary Aspect.
PATHWAY OF BOARD OF HEALTH

:, .tr,vn with Many DlnieuitIes-Ths
p,.DI, Rebel Against the Quarantine
u,sulatIouS-IAcresss In tho Number o {
c,,,,rand Deaths May bs Expected Until
lack Frost Pats In an AppsArHnss-Bit'
,r Crit cl,m on the Galveston board Of
u,.l,h-COuditiOns at Other Points Im-
proving
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BALTIMORE, oct, 11.-EmIl Cram,
fireman on the Norwegian steamer
somcrhIll Captain Davis, which arrived
here on Saturday last. has developed n
mid case Of yellow fever. contracted In
Santiago de cuba. He has been placed
l1 the hospital at quarantine and the
thLp VIII DO thoroughly fnmIgnted.
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DEFENSE RESTS
In the Luetgert Trial, and Argu-
ments of Counsel Begin.
ASSISTANT STATES ATTORNEY

Claims that the Prosecution Have Proved
the Crime which the Sausage Maker is
Charged wIth-Ths Case WIN Probably
Go to the Jury sAturdAy--A Letter Pur-
porting to Have Bssn Written by Mrs.
LustEsrt Received by the chiofOf Police
OF ChicAgo-A Fake on Its Face.
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NEW YORK, oct it,-Mlaa Florence
Helm, who was for two terms postmls-
trens at l1llzabeihlown, KY, ana who le
Rnl1 To hayr been the daughter of cN-
Governor Holm, of Kentucky died tu-
day from the effect of morphine taken
lnel week with suicidal Intent
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HOUSTON, Texas. Oct. 1i.-Yelluw
fever expert Gulteras arrived here to-
day and visited the hospital and one or
two private residences but discovered
no yellow fever. The smaller towns OF
the state are excited beyond measure,
and In many counties the trains are not
allowed 10 gtOp.
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ror West Vlrglnu-iLocnl showers
followed by fair and cooler weather
TUESDAY evenings westerly winds,
For Western pcnnsvlvnnla- Showers
and high suuthwcstcrly winds aud cool
cr 'rucs1ny evening
For ohio Local rains, followed by
fair aud cooler weather, brisk westerly
Winds high ON lakes lo.nuhi,
i,otal Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
ma Market aircol5 was rs tollowal
u. m..,,.u,t.t ~ 3 ~ riuttuu.,,., N
pn m...t,.,,,.... 10 Z 10. mua.uuU,st u
lg muu,,,,o,,.., Is Weather change,
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NEW YORK, oct li,--Thcro Is n va
cant lot At 3Oi Pnllando avenue, Jersey
Cltg, The lnntor Of the apartment
house at 8Ol has no knowledge Of the
alleged Mrs Liipigprl
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MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 1.-THE very light
report Of to-day at noon has again raised
the spirits OF the people. The record
showed but five new cases and no deaths.
Two VI the new cases are In houses
where fever has visited before.