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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
White Sailor Hats.

99cts instead Of 4Scts and 5ees for rough and ready
and sonnet braid sailor hats.
75c,s instead Of 25 and rs, for rough and ready
Jumbo braid ond extra fine Manila salior hats
9scis instead % 10 22j for extra fine double oTim
splt satin braid. fancy satin English braid and Jumbo
braid sailor hats
o. instead Of 4S 70 25 for extra fine double brim
split satin brad and Jumbo brad sailor hats.
AZ instead of 10 to 24s. for extra line split satin
braid double brims, and Jumbo brad sailor hats
% instead OF go foi very fine double oHn Sph' oiao
white sailor hats, finished the best
All our womens and misses sailors are made Ivy naen'
hatters satin line. and leather swea'S, ribbon bands
and all finished in the hes, Manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
DIGESTION or GUARDIAASHlP hEfiHID'
JUSTICE JOHNSON TAKES ACTION REGARDING
THE CASE OF MISS JANE PORTER


Justice Je.se Johnson Ia the Supreme Court yes
teraav appointed ex-Judge George o. Reynolos
co--rojt.e, Of the pers,n Of Miss Jane Porter. IN
elderly woman who's, home has been In Niagara
County where she considerable property.
General BENJAMIN Flager committee or the
rerson and estate - Miss Porter. but he resigned
d. committee # her person on account Of certain
0if,icu-ies which he had in getting her to DO as hc
desired and the question OF tie appointment Of
a new committee was raised
General Flaeer moved TO have the rnal disposi-
lion OF the nl3''cr removed for trial .om this
county 10 Niagara County. Justice Johnson de-
mics That motion William y. l'uthey was APP
noirted temporary committee OF the person OF Miss
Porter penGing the proceed ags. and lie moved for
en- order restraining General Flagle. from defend
,re incon, potency proceedings against Miss Por-
Ter begun in Niag3ra County. Justice johnson de-
lies this motion also aud allows 500 out OF MIS-
Porter's estate to establish her rights in Niagara
County. -, WI, - ,
has determined that Miss Porter Is per. 1nally In
compe.ent TO care for herself and that she IS not
con,petent TO pick out the Individual who should
be The guardian 81 her person. Miss Porter asked
TO have M Pdtney appointed as her pei Inanent
euardian but the Court appoints ex-Judge Key
noids In his stead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
TENS SUITS
Made to Your Measure.

A fortunate purchase from one of the
largest houses in the trade places us in
possession of Ills yards of navy blue
serge for mems wear. In order to move
this lot of goods quickly, we have decided
to make it up into Tens Suits to your
order FOR ONE WEEK at a price that
will crowd our Clothing Department. and
at the same time give our customers the
biggest value ever offered. These suits
will all be made by first class taiIors. fit
will be guaranteed or money refunded.
The regular made to order price for this
suit is 5000; get your order in early at
Sl3.05
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
Double Faced Satin Ribbons.
l0cts TO 33cts instead OF lSCtS to 6OCts

$4,000 yards verv finest and richest quality double laced
satin Llbeity nboon, plan edges, oesI soods made,
slight imperiecons IN manufacture, 50 sIsh' you can
hardly find them unless We show them 10 you but II
makes the selling price about half the regular. There
are forty different shades and oolors, but no black.
/ inch, lOcts yard instead OF lset,;
~ inch wide, l5ots instead OF 20ets.
mch, l9cts yard instead OF 32eis
ca inch, 22tts yard instead OF 3Set'.
2si ,noh. 2j IS instead 0! 45cs.
81 nch. 29cts instead OF 52cts.
inch, 35c,s yard instead OF scots.
Section C. extreme rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
RECRUITING IN BROOKLYN.

The recruiting officers OF the 18th Regiment.
Brooklyn, were at the Eighth-ave. armory yester-
day. finishing their reports before starting. About
ninety members OF the old regiment. who for busi-
ness and other reasons did not volunteer have
reported to Colonel Britton. and have been paid
for the time spent at Camp Black. They have
been formally transferred 10 the lltth REGIMENT
Recruiting in the Hath seems TO be showing con-
siderable life Colonel Brtton has given the men
to understand that they will be remembered II
there Is another call for volunteers.
A firing party OF ten was selected yesterday to
attend the burial OF Private Clark Of the 18th Reg-
~ woodlawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
LIGHTNING AT GREENPORT.
TELEPHONE WIRES MADE USELESS.
DWELLING STRUCK. AND A WOMAN
INJURED

The house OF George Moran. on Sixth-st.. Green
port. Long Island, was struck by lightning In a
heavy storm yesterday. Mrs. Moran was alone In
the house at the time. and was made partially
unconscious The building was badly shattered.
a bolt that struck the piazza tore away one OF
the pillars and entered the bedroom through the
side OF the house. tearing away the clapboaids. a
bedstcad demolished. and the plaster from tho
wall lay In heaps about the room.
Another bolt struck OF the poles OF the New
York and New-Jersey Telephone Company, In tho
yard and completely splintered II.
George Cleaves, Surveyor OF tho Port. writ
Ing In his office In Main-st when the storm broke
out and received a sl.sht shock
Tho wires of the telephone company were use
iees after the storm. and communication with out
side villages cut OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
FOREuAV DENIES RESPONSIBILITY

william Doye the foreman Of the railroad incline
construction at Dresden-ave.. who was arrested
charged with responsibility for the death of Berthe
Thornc pleaded guilty ycste day IN the Cat
court lie released under 1900 ball. furnished by
his employers. lie charges that the Long Island
Railroad Company Is responsible for the boys
death as the engine vas tagged before II got TO
the derrick that he busy taking down. but
IL failed ia respond 1T Is also asserted that the
Thorne hog and some OF his companions moved the
de. rick arm that !; reached over the tracks OF
the railroad. The Coroners inquest will be held
fO-mOrlow evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
IN MARIE BARBERPS ROOM.
MRS PLACE WILL BE THE SECOND WOMAN
TO BE CONFINED THERE.

MkS lI.A'E WILL Bf. lHf. of'o.'b "'''
To BE CONFINED THERE.
Mrs Martha VI. Place VINO was convicted OF
numbering her stepinuChter Ida, Will be the second
woman TO he received In Sing sing Prison under inc
Law putting murd.rcrs to death 10y electricity. MIS-
Place viii occupy the room IN the upper story OF
tho old hospital bu.ldIrg IN which Marie bdrDeii
was Imprisoned aftc. Size was sentenced 10 ueath
and until she obtained " rial
Mrs Place while IN this room VIII be "atchcd
day ana night by m1trOn. ana male Keeper WIZ
be stationed outside OF the room constantly unt'I
she Is executed or her case disposed or III another
Or. irwin the prison physician. VIII MAKE Il care
ful study OF the condemned woman so as TO De
=. eyafoI TO make n statement az To her sanity IN
case u commission being appointed 10 dctefInIe
her moral responsibility. II hrs Place is executed
she will be the first woman TO be Killed IL the cleo
lric chair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
UnequalIed Values in Shirt
Waists.
LADIES' SUITS.
For Monday Only.

Every lady in Brooklyn Knows exactly
what our special Suit Sales mean. 1t is
an event always to be remembered be-
cause the values are the biggest ever
offered. rlonday will be no exceptions; If
anything the values will be greater than
ever before, and at $50 the sale COM
mences. You will find i'm this LOT Of suits,
fin mixed Cheviots, Serges, Covert Cloths
and Broad Cloth Suits; $50 in the lot and
at least one.third are silk lined through
out; a great many Of them we're Sz2.O0
and $500, and not one ever sold for less
than $1,000; r,onday morning at $3.50
take your choice at sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
FIGHTING A TROLLEY ROAD.

Magistrate Matthew Smith. OF Queens. yesterday
secured an Injunction forblddng the New York and
Queens County Railroad from building a switch IN
front Of his home, In Borden-ave, Long Island
City The Injunction served on the railroad.
and work was discontinued until the matter is de-
cided by the courts.
The switch was being built In order to enable tho
Dutch Kills turn into Borden-ave. and con-
meet with the tracks running through Third-st: to
Front and through Front to the head OF Borden
ave- at tho ferry At the present time all the routes
with the exception OF The Dutch Kills line 90
through thN streets nAUAos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
INCOMPETENT TO MANAGE TER PROPERTY.

Maria =. Henry has been found to be incompe-
tent 10 care for her person OF her property by a
commission appointed by the Supreme Court to in
duirc into her mental condition. Mrs henry Is the
-, -, CHARLES w Henry who was mysterious,y
murdered in his house In South Portland ave.
several years ago anc whose murderer has never
r. due to old age. Her estate 10 her share OF her
husbands property. In case Of her death 4 VIII
and walter Henry. c.arlcs Henry has for some
time been confined in an institution ior the IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL LACKS NURSES

The Kings County Hospital is short Of nurses
Two Of the senior nurses left the institution to 80
ON the St Paul which sailed on Friday for San
tiaeo They are In the Red Cross service ono
OF them, Mss Norman. is graduate OF tho
Copcnhagen General Hospital and Of he Boston
General Hospital. The other. Miss Phinney. Is n
graduate of the Lowell General HOSPITAL. There
fs room In the hospital for fifteen more nurses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
1900 Hand Painted Lamps, $50.

The, are the new STYLE lardnef lamps, the squat
shape with squat bases that FASHION mas de.feeu we
n,ooer hing and they are as sensible as fashionable
he decorations ar. large floral designs, pantet on darn
rich ground coo5s, all are fitted with the best centre
drlH burner and mounted on meta bases ihey were
INTENDED for Fall .clug but mso'tunes turn brings
them here now 10 sell for 4 81, though youd gadry
paw 1000 for them n"x' t1ll why not a"u0PA''
tn,lrc n.e1s and saYe mole than haI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
LEATHER GOODS.
WASH FABRICS.

Sea Island Zephyr Dress Ginghams, shirt
waist styles were sold recently at l2i3c, for
this sale, &c Pr I'd.
Half wool Grenadne Chalie. satin tripe.
cream ground. iioral printing. cheap at loc'.
Finest American Ginghams. l2i2c. and loo.
per I'D ,. 49,, h,,,.
special at l0c. per I'd
Ricvclc Covert Tweeds. yard dyed tolors.
stronger than wool, Ice. pei yd. ,o,,.
Fancy and plain Linen Crash, IOc.' 'zisc'
l5c per I'D. ~ A., -.
Apron Ginghams. best make. SIG. per 10.
Indigo Blue Print Cloths. oi2c: per ya.
SIMPSONS Mourning Prints. 5l2c. per va.
Cardinal Foulard Prints. Sic. per yd SAL
q, inch Percale. best cloth. new styles A<1?o
per yd. a, r, Ill ,orS,h, sihc
printed Duck. SC. per yd
Russian Duck best made, plapn, lc co os % OK
printed spots, figures or stripes Nc alc and
&c per yd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
LIGHTNING DESTROYS A SWITCHBOx.

The Sands.st switchbox. through which electricity
IS supplied TO the south side OF the Bridge.
ruined yesterday morning by lightning trolley
block OF thirty-fve minutes followed. The cleo
tricans Of the company devised a loop which per-
mittcd sending q current directly into the Bridge
rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
DOES NOT WANT RENOnINATION.

Reports come from WashinS or that Congress-
man James X Howe. Of the With District, does
not care for n denomination this year. and vii. not
allow his friends TO pTesen his name In The con-
power on earth could induce him 10 accept
o.oip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
INSTRUMENTATION.


cost Of material.
BLACK AND CHANGEABLE SILK PETIT
COATS. deep accordion plated flounce. value
NlOJU, at " WV
BLACK AND CHANGEABLE SILK PETIT
COATS, deep umbrella hounce. three rows OF
cording above a 6-inch rute. faced with perca-
line and lined with veveteen. value $3.50. at
5000
MORE VELOUR PETTICOATS. assorted
colors blue green. purple, cerise, and red. UNI
brella shape, corded ruifie, value 5000 at
$4.73
BLACK sATEEN PETTICOATS. umbrella
shape corded ruffle value $3.50, at...... 90
FANCY STRIPED SATEEN PETTICOATS.
umbrella shape some corded ruffie and some
small rufes trimmed with two rows Of mohair
braid one inch wide value $500 at.......$ 80
CHANGEABLE GLORIA PETTICOATS. In a
variety Of colorings. deep umbrella rufie. cord
cd. value 5000. at....... 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
/ Sale OF TumDlerS.

All sorts. engavei, plan etched patterns moNy
f1. flint ,apl. ,unbl.rs and among the lot are some
Ale and Champagne iu1b'ers some Of them were l.Vo
dozen: ali one price 25cts tozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
Another SenSatiO.

AT I5CTS.
900 washable knee Trousers in tan crash, blue and
white and tar stripe warranted fast coofs, sizes 3
g. - yearS.
AT 25CIS.
900 washable knee trousers in tan. blue and white
stripes, checks our regular 5Oois grade, sizes TO
- years, to.mouo" At 25ds.
AT 60CTS.
$50 drab corduroy knee trousers, best grade sizes
to :, yeas, our SScts. grade
AT 70CTS.
$50 very fine quality knee trousers. in checks, p'ds
and neat effects, sizes to ID wears, ouI regular
] 81 and !. 4S kind tomorrow 7ycts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
BrooApn Advertisements Brook!pn advertisements y
MATTHEWS.
Cut Prices on ali Sumner Goods
BROOKLYN Aopertis ements.

Trunks at Special Prices.
REFRIGERATORS.
Macknaw charcoal filed Refrigerators at n.
duced prices. No. /, $3.50. No. 2 $3.50. No. &
$lO95.
Our largely increased sales in this Re.
frigerator over last season. and the grta
satisfaction given to our customers, lealst
US to believe we have the best Refrigesa.
tor in the market; If you want one now
is your opportunity.
BICYCLES.
Buy a Good Wheel at a Low
Price.
$4,000 Speir Wheel at $1,000.
5000 Old Glory, fully guaranteed
up.to.date Wheel, $3.50.
Special Ripple & Vindex at popular
prices 1898 up.to.date Wheels. There is
no superior Wheel made. 2 10 inch
drop; fully guaranteed; any gear or size
frame. To see these wheels is to buy
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
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BROOKLYN
Monday That Betters Monday.
B r 90 K LY n.
A Monday That Betters Monday.

and
h
How you ma uns
Mondays economical shopping
all OF within radius lo ns
an
New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
Brooh.pn advertisements
SCREENS.

E------- - This style Screen
!: !: !: !. : {: &. ::
liz 81 is made Of ash,
Isl Il oiled, 6 inch spring.
III ,.yye III side adjustment
IL = III 20 inches high x
leII iii 20 to 30 inches
* Il wide, 22c
- ~ inches high X
~ ~ 81 IncneS Vide, zoe.
"a inches high 80 to 30 inches WIDE zoe.
80 inches high 81 to 30 inches wide, 3Oc.
80 inches high x 80 to 36 inches wide, 35c.
Porch Blinds, outside bark, Y 3 Gao.
6 x g. 96c. 10 x 8. $3.50; II 8, $1.95.
UnequalIed Values in Shirt
Waists.
Never before so Chcap-yOu cannot
afford to miss this opportunity.
Cambria and Percale Shirt Waists. assorted
patterns and colors, 23c.
Large assortment Of Cambria and Percale
Shirt Waists. neat patterns and colors. &c.
Fine Bingham, Cambria and Percale Shirt
Waists pretty patterns, our S1.25 kind, at Csc,
7Sc., CSC.
FLOWERS.
300 dozen American Beauty Roses with
foliage all shades 10c
200 dozen Lilacs. Roses. Foliage. Ngnonette,
Sweet William and Violets, in two shades,
worth CSC and 81 % special at 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
Walking and Bicycle Skirts at S5CtS. al

In linen crash, Scots and l45.
In Holland Linen, /. 50, 9 80 and 3.75.
In White P:que and Duck / 10, As and 2.95.
reduction Of from 33 % per cent 10 40 per cent.
the remainder Of our stock OF summer costumes
cotton materials such Fine French Organdie
Lawns SwsseS. etc, prices range from 30 TO 3oV
wee o % t. 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
Node Island and connecticut.
What of these Wash Fabrics.

NlIOut lSIdlIu diIu SOiIiISN'iNu''
What of these Wash Fabrics.
80 inch organde lawn, i, tie best pTintings on navy
blue, black ana light colored grounds, Sets and
1Octs qualities at 5cs. yard
80 nch Nove,y Bourette l. WIS IN IN; new diagonal
rlads and Checks, beautiful, refined eoonngs,
l2Hcts quality at 'cts yard
o. inch Madras Zephyrs c,rehy selected. assortment
OF the best designs and oolor'ng' l21cts qua"'y or
SIS
Only - pieces OF these GOODS will be sold at the price
quoted.
80 in,h best quality American Oxords, last woven
coors, larg, choice Of designs suitable for waists.
skirts and SUITS, l1ois quality for lOets.
80 inch handspun duck in plain ooors mixtures. stripes
ana checas most comprehensive line oil designs.
and the best value OF the season, at lUcts, the former
price lets.
q inch pure linen homespun crash and Nome sutIngs
IN natural linen Color brown AID sage and blue NIX
lures. for outing and bicycle wear, at l2hds, regular
price l9cts 10 25cs.
Section c. extreme rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
A Rare Chance in Shoes.

Vacation Shoes and slippers al hlI1 p
tons in the shoe department and must
move odd lines quickly. A few sizes ms
900 pairs won.ns slippers. hllt4-dol.n styles black,
bronze. PINK and blue, have been 800 TO Co., choice
At 80
go pairs won-nS tan and Black OXofd ties. genuine
hand sewed and tuned best stock all Though.
prizes have been 80 10 3'5, J.. 80 pan
100 pairs Bcyce boots in tan black and red tan, made
OF light weight cali and tan goatshn. corrugated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

200 Bicycle skirts at s5;,i same as sold elsewhere ioi
9scts. Cotton wipcord. circular shape, with several
rows Of stitching around lower part, speei' for Mon
day. Scots.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
peric,t in shape and finish, mad. with deep ncns in
order that they may be Teaundered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
in Boys Clothing.

AT oGCTS.
The "Hobson suit, in dark blue denim. trimmed
with white braid, small lIg on collar. long trous-
efs with stripe, cap or Tam O'Shantcr TO match,
Sues TO II Yeas, at 9scts
AT @ocTS.
25o s,netly Atwood knee trousers. IN 4 number OF
neat styles patent Wristbands strongly made,
sizes to II years, regulf s0c,s.
AT 69CTS.
600 strictly Atwood kree trousers. in very nice quail
iy chcvot and c1Ss,neres our regular l.2j and
l3s KIND sizes 3 10 10 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

ng
sol-,. new round toe. at exactly h,f Of original
ruces. so ana 2 90 instead Of 90 and 4 co.
With these we viii offer $50 pllrs little man, tan lace
shoes, mad 81 new iIi toe last, extension welt
soics, new goods. bought al A Prce because maker
needed ready money. would be fairly priced at
9 -. choice at 40, all sizes to /. B, c and D
wliths.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-27
THE SPANISH CABINET.
Peace Commission Instructed to Contend
for Spanish Sovereignty in Philippines.

Madrid, Sept. 26.--Y'hc Cabinet this
evening had under discussion Captain
General Blanco's dispatch concerning
the American claims in connection with
the evacuation of Cuba.
Duke Almodoyar de Rio, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, states that the Spanish
peace commission have been instructed
to contend strongly for the integrity of
Spanish sovereignty in the Philippines,
on the ground that the protocol between
Spain and the United States was signed
before Manila capitulated; and also to
make firm stand regarding the Cuban
debt and the Philippine loan of 1890 if
Luzon is ceded to America.
Should the United States prove less
exacting than is expected, the commits
sioners have powers to make all possible
concessions, political and commercial,
compatible with the retention of Span
ish sovereignty in the Philippines; bun
in the event of losing portion of the
islands they are instructed to resist to
the utmost any attempt Of the United
States to claim the right of preference
over other powers should Spain desire to
sell or cede the remainder of the islands.
1t is understood, however, that all in
structions are only ad referendum.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-27
YOUNG LAWYERS EXAMINED.
lUI NO III " T I1INNJ y = " ! -
A Glass of Fifty One Young Men Apply
For License.

Fifty-one young men, forty-siX white
and five colored, yesterday stood eN-
animation before the Supreme court for
license to practice law in North Carolina.
1t was Il written examinations consist
ing of 66 question, covering the entire
prescribed course 1t took about three
and a half to four hourse for applicants
to answer these questions. which were
furnished each, printed on a slip of paper
with space left below for answer.
The examination was held in the Sen
ate chamber, beginning at 1870 and end
ing at 2:30 Many. however, completed
their work long before this. Every one
were given all the time he wanted.
Immediately after the close of the eX-
animation the Justices Of the Supreme
court began examining the papers and
though the work was continued until a
late hour last night, it was not com
pIetcd. The examina ton of the papers
will be resumed this morning. though,
and by noon the applicants will know
their fate
This is the first written examination
of the kind ever held by the court. 1t
is much fairer than the oral examinations
heretofore and will, it is believed re-
suit in raising the standard required for
license in this State.
OF the fifty-onc young men who took
this examination, twenty three were
from the University of North Carolina
and eleven from Wake Forest.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-27
NAVAL EXPERT SENT FOR.

Washington. Sept. 2G-At the Navy
Department yesterday Il cablegram was
received from the American Peace Com
mission, requesting that Captain Brad
ford, Chief of the Equipment Bureau,
be sent at once tn Paris to assist the
commission. As the officer is the lead
ing expert of the Navy Department in
the matter of coaiing stations, ocean
routes of communication and strategic
points. the Inference is that the commits
sion expects to begin promptly the CON
sideration of those subjects so far as
they relate to the Philippines and the
Ladrpnes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-27
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 2G.-The yellow
fever situation Jackson is practically
unchanged. No new cases have been an
nounced by the Board of Health, but the
house to house inspection of the western
portion of the city still continues.
Mrs. Wright, mother of the boy who
took the fever Saturday, was taken III
this morning, with the usual symptoms,
including hard chill, but the case has
not Yet been officially pronounced yell
low fever. Twelve cases of yellow fever
have been reported at Wilson, and the
noard Of Health has established quar-
antine against the Parish of Felician in
which the town is located.