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Arizona republican., 1898-04-28

and is minus the heavy grades of tha around the horn" route, as he eX- pressed it. Three fcur-hOrse freight teams now make three trips monthly over from Mesa to Globe and they carry from 1,00U to 2,000 pounds each Each team has paid S65 year in tolis Some butter is carried to Florence. but little else. These teams have been run for over twelve years. The stage is now tri-weekly and carries cut of Mesa an average of two persons each trip. MT. Kimball says daily stage can leave Mesa at a. m. and reach Globe at g D. m. under the new plan. This means two relays, possibly three, but if you are going to do bus mess you must conduct it on business principles, and the relays are involved as a principle MT. Kimball and the rest of the east end folks will be ever to Saturdays meeting. Give it a boom and get everybody out.
 The cavalry troop was organized last night with seventy-two men, eight of whom came from Lehi. The oath was subscribed to barring ''Ari- zona militia" in place of which was inserted, Mesa Home Guard" Squads or sixteen were set dpdTl duu StuiOL and junior captains chosen on the old Anthony Wayne plan. These sub organizations will complete work on Saturday. Dr. T. H. Sabin, who en- listed in Ohio regiments three times during the war of the sixties, Will be captain in general over the troop. He was prison surgeon during the Franklin administration and is now practicing here. The Lehi division of ten men is under command of Captain Lewis Ellsworth. The troop will number 100 by Monday
 Captain H S. Phelps will command the infantry branch of the home guards They raised the force to eighty on Tuesday evening. Com panys of ten will be controlled as is the cavalry troop. The company Was fitted up on the lines adopted by the cavalry.
 Company E. First regiment, ". z. A, is still in the field; in other words, 1 it is ready for the ice. Captain Tal- ma Pomeroy will recruit and bring ' the command up to sixty men.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-28
STAINS CREDIT CRUSHED.
Financial Fall Traced to Destruction
 of the Maine.

London, April 27-1t is interesting to notice that Spanish bonds have fallen since the explosion of the Maine in Havana harbor from 61 to 33A- a decline which measures in the most striking manner the bearing of this Cuban horror on the national credit of Spain.
 The bonds are now practically on a level with the almost worthless 4 per cents of Greece, a country which had not only defaulted in paying a great part of its interest, but which was af- rewards defeated in war and saddled with a heavy indemnity upon the heels of it's default. With inevitable defeat now staring Spain, what must her financial condition be when the present war is over?
Arizona republican., 1898-04-28

Resolved, That we as citizens of the United States pledge our lives and our sacred honor to the cause of the American government, and pledge our services in any manner that they may be called for in upholding the national hcnor, in support of the gov ernment and the flag of the United States.
 U. L. B. ALEXANDER.
 "P. G. DE LA LAMA.
 "A SANCHEZ"
Arizona republican., 1898-04-28
RISING LIKE A PHOENIX.

Santa Cruz, Cal, April 27.-The work of rebuilding the destroyed gun powder plant is already under way. Machinery has been ordered and as speedily as possible the plant will be in operation.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-28
CONFRONTED BY DELAY.

Mobile, Ala, April 27-All was quiet in Camp Mobile today where 4,000 regulars are Quartered. The only feature this morning was brigade drill and a review of the troops Preparations are making for a long stay and officers are of the opinion that they may not move for a month or two.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-28
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
Wild Stories From Paris Which Ms
 Be Founded on Fact

Wild Stories From Paris Which May
 Be Founded on Fact.
 Paris. April 27.-Newspapers here are publishing series of wild stories. According to one of them Germany has protested against tho blockade Of the Philippine islands and contem- plates sending warships from Kiao Chau to uphold her protest.
 Another story, purporting to come from St Petersburg. says Great Brit ain has upset Russia's efforts at Wash ington because she is working hard to secure an Anglo-American-Ge German understanding which Russia will meet by a league composed of all the other European powers"
 WILL SCOUR THE PACIFIC. Madrid, April 27.-There is a report in circulation here that some of the Spanish cruisers now gathered about Manila will be used later to SCOUT the Pacific and destroy American com merce in these waters.
 CHASED BY A SPANIARD.
 New York, April PA special to the Evening World from Colon says: The steamship Ailianca from New York arrived here safely today. She reports that on Sunday last while six miles of Cape May Spanish gun boat headed toward her and gave chase. The Allianca changed her course and after long run the gun boat gave up the pursuit.
 BASE BALL. Where Games Were Won and Lost
 Yesterday. At Washington-New York. 2n: Washington, 6.
 At Louisville-Louisville, g; Cleve- land, 8.
 At St. Louis-First game, Pittsburg, g; St. Louis, g. Second game, Pitts burg, II; St. Louis, ?.
 At Baltimore-Brooklyn, '; Balti- more, 4.
 At ladelphia-Boston, 6; Phila- delphia, l
 At ncinnati-Cincinnati 5; Chi cago. 3.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-04
All the SpaDisb Vessels Destroyed But
 ODe.
Sbufter Demands the Surrender, and tbe Fall of Santiago Is
 Expected Momenturily.
 by James Gordo Benne

OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sun day, July 3 (by Herald-Call dispatch boat Golden Rod to Kingston, Jamaica, Monday, July 4.-FiVe vessels of Ad- miral Cervera's fleet have been de- stroved by Admiral Simpsons squadron.
 No American vessel has been lost. Santiago 1s likely to be surrendered to General Shafter within a few hours. This is glorious news for the American
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-04
CERVERA'S FLEETFSUNK ::=:::::=
 G= BY ADMIRAL SAMPSON
This Paper not ] to be taken from l the Library.

almost perfect spite of the clouds of their that utterly destroyed just what possible
 
 deoyers for the beach in order to their They
 
 July news Spanish ships coming the eastward could learn what vessels they
 WASHINGTON, July 4.-Shortly after o'clock this morning Assistant Secretary of the Navy Allen left the White House hastily, and going directly the department posted the following statements the bulletin board:
 PLAYA DEL ESTE, July 3.-Gen- eral Shafter telegraphs early this morn ing: q sent demand for immediate surrender of Santiago, threatening to lombard the city, l believe the place will be surrendered.
 This contradicts the report that Gen. eral Shafter has fallen back.
 The following dispatches were re- ceved at the War Department:
 PLAYA DEL ESTE, July g. -Sboney office confirms statement that all Span ish fleet except one warship is de- stroyed; burning on the beach. It was witnessed by Captain Smith. who told the operator. No doubt of it's correct mess. ALLEN PLAYA DEL ESTE, July 3.-The de- struction of Cerveras fleet is confirmed.
 FALLEN Lieutenant Colonel" "PI AVA DFT ESTE IuIv 3-AII
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
Bilfesbarre Ra6ri6ten.

nniere Gpuntp GommiH6rs bes
idloHen am Sreitus. Elm neues @eridts.
sebdube erridten su Iahen, oas etipu
$500. 900 foiten uno auf Der Steqe bea
seeenpdrtisen au iteben fommen fol-.
-9as ~. MitsIieb beS 9. 8ssimsnts,
Widael Trainor bon So. s, ftarb am
Dienitas Wlorsen i'm Merep Soipital an
ben Soleen elmer Operation fur Appens
oicitis unb pro beute giadmittas beers
bist.
= Ser 5 Monate aIte Sobn Der gbes
Isute Sobn Ilbeim itarb am Donnerltag
an ber 8iuberdolera. = SIM glItsr bon
38Sabren harb am Sreitae 2pbia 2abnsr
am &rsbie. @m ieIben Gage peri6ieb
Oer II Sabre aIte Soiepb Soliser am
@ebirnfisber.
-Sobn 8imaiIes, Der BEL oem Stanley
Snipas an Yurriib Strabs in 8oit sins,
mudte am Wiontas Norsen frdb ben
8sriu6, Snipa's l2idbrise Todter su
persepaltissn, nuroe aber bon BEN
Batter ertappt unO ta@tis berfIOpft uno
fpdter benz @sfdnsnib in GrmanssIuns
BON 8Irsi@aft iiberianbt.
= g9iqiam Boaarb unb Sames 8ud'
Iep befanben iid am Samita9 oben auf
sinem 70 SUB bObsn Sebefrabnen bel Der
neuen Nilfe8. Barre Sapin9S unb Depoiit
8anf, alS bas Sell brad unb oer Sebe'
frabnen fieI; gum @Idf puroen iie auf
Elm uabeitebsnoes @ebdube seidIeuoert
unb entfamsn nit lei6ten 8srlesunsen.
= Sur6 sinsn &obIenfaa i'm SO. /
Sdadt su 9lanticote am Sreitae ipurcen
orsi Didnner beridIttet unb pabrideins
LID eei6btet !; iis beiben Soc $. WOrsan.
Sobn Sbannan unb Sobn ". Sones
3mei anbere Miner, Sobn DooIforo unb
Sobn Sonss, sntsinsen nit fnapper Rotb
Dem 9ooe. 9lad bem nnfaa nurben
iOsIsid Anitalten setroffen. bic 8er'
ialtteten su erreiden. Die orei Der.
ihdtteten tpurben am Samitas 9tads
mittas aufsefunoen uno tpie befIr4tet,
tparen iie tooi ibr COB mub Elm iofOrti'
ger sepsisn fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
Mus bem oberen EhaIe.
(NrHbaIb @prrsIppnben,.)

-Sobn 2anso bon OIppbant erbielt
am Dfontas in Der 9to. 2 Uine cine b5S
,erbradte Sanb.
- Sin 4 Wlonate alter Smuggling bss
Gbus. Obnmudt BON Sermpn ipurbe am
Dlontas beerbist.
- Die WitelieOer Der ED. st. paul's
8ir9e su griceburs treifen 8orbsreitunsen
fur Elm Iutern' Souper uno 3iebuns fdr
elm $40 @olbfdd, ous am 25. Sttober
itattfinben ioa.
= Das Wobnbaus bes WidaeI Gle.
tpinSti su Sermpn lpurbe am DonneritIe
Worsen iammt Snbalt ourd Elm Seuer
3sritbrt; Der Shaben in ourd cine
8srii9eruns bon $1,000 tbeilpeiie es'
osdt.
= @m. D'gonnor. Supsrintsnbent
elmer Winen GDmpanie in Reb 2obgs,
Woht., 1T lebte Wode baieIbit bon einem
sniIaHenen 9lrbeiter ermorbet tpOroen ;
O'Gonnor tpar Elm frdberer Sarser bon
4rdbaIb.
-patrid Mc2lnbretps, friiber in
4rdbaIb nobnbaft unb ais glliiftsnt
Wai6iniH auf bem Sbiffe st. Yaul
anseitelt, ertrunt lebte Wode i'm Sofen
pom Reip gOrt bic 8siissuns erfoIete
am Wlontas in 4r4balb.
(GarbOnbals GOrreipOnbsni.)
= Safob Ssnrs bon SO. 4 itarb am
Dtontas uno tpiro beute beerbiet.
= 9obert WlcbIeS bon parf Strabe
leibet an tempordrer @eifeSIt6rung unt
tpirb ipabrideinlia bem Siaiibs Seim
lberpieien tperben.
- Der 8ermania @eIan9uerein Be-
idIob in elmer am Wontae 4benb ab'
sebaltenen 8sriammluns, mad bem
frdberen Auartier i'm 8spfone 8IOd
umsusieben.
= @eerse Wsrritt bon Siebentsr
Strube erbieIt in ben 8. & $. 8arren'
perfen am WiOntas an elmer 8rsisfds'
stpei Singer bb5 perlebt. bic beinabe ab.
Seihnitten fpurben.
= Gin Strabsnbabnipasen. nit Sell
oenfabrif 9lnssiteaten belaben, perlieB am
| isreitas an Belmont Strabe bic @eIeife.
bod tpurbe giiemano uerlebt uno BIZ
SniaHen famen nit benz Sdrsdsn bauon
- Gin Mann NamenS Garp, Der an
Samitas einem SiraBenbabn @Onbuftsu
sinsn sefdIidten balben Dollar auf
bdnste. tpurbe furs nadber urretirt uni
unter $500 8dreiaaft sefeat, bic 8
@obsn Ieiitete.
: Der l2iibrise Tbomas 8srins boz
8rooflpn StraBe puroe am Donnerfat
9tahmittus auf ber See Rreusuns boz
sinem BaiiasierSuB eetrofen. entfan
aber nit einem eebrodenen Irme uni
Sdrammen; gum Slid tpurbe er MID
unter bic Riber seitoben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
S6uls % 8eh6rbe.

Dieis 86rpsridaft 1T binter ber Sc.
iunbbeits. 8ebbrbe unb mb1te serne
ip,Hen, ipie es fam, bab fie erIaubte, oab
Der 4nfeduns ausseietten ainber erlaubi
purbe, bic 6fentli6en S9uIen au bes
iu&en Sapne bra6te bic 2lnselesenbeit
in ber am DlOntas 9lbsnb absebaItsnen
8sriammIuns Dor unb Der 8samte Der
3sbbrbe erbielt 4ntpsiiuns, S&riite in
Sstreff bsrieIben su nsbmen.
Superintenbent Sptpea berihtete, baB
cine Ouantitat aufseitapelte Bidder suerli
unterfuht iperbeR ioaen, sbe man iie pers
pirft. unb biss CAB 8sranIaiiuns su Der
5rase, ipie es fdme, bab nod ausens
ideinIi@ quite Bidder 70 na&IdfIis bes
banbelt tperben bic Sade pur6e bem
Esrtbu8 GOmite aur 8sri4tsritattune
iibertpisisn.
Cine srbbere 4nSabI 4nssbote sur Sob.
lenIieferuns fdr S@uIsn tpurbe uner5ffnei
surdderftattet, ba Der eesenpdrtise Son.
traftstermin erit am l. De3ember erIiI1t.
Ob in ben Sbulen fur Elm in paris
su erridtenbes 2ufapette DenfmaI coIIef.
tirt tperben ioa, ipurpe benz 2ebrer Gomitt
unb Superintenbenten iibertpieien.
Die 9abQiite Der 8eamten uni
Sanitors ftir September. i'm 8strase Dor
s2,3ll, ipurbe befdtist. Gin @ebaubt
bes Tbomas Murpbp foa ais Sinner ,u,
ylo. 2 S1ule seihietbet tperosn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
Wpro Serdntpn.

- Gin SdusIins bes Stubtratbss
Dtorris .. Worris itarb am Sreitas unb
purbe am Samitas 3u @bin9iQa
beerbist.
-Sobn Rane. Der om Sreitus in Der
Marbine Wline mitbalf, einen 3arren auf
bas @eIelie su bsben, perrentte ii9 babel
ben &lden.
= George Mi[ler bon 5erbinunb
StraBe erbisIt am Samiias in ber WeIt
Ribse Wine bur1 Elm bsrabfaaenoes
aobIsnfad einen bDS seridnittsnen arm.
= 3wansis 6dae ipsssn unseieb.
li4em 8ertauf bon @etrdntsn, BEL oenen
Z. $. 6. Malonsp aIs 9InfIassr eri6ien,
puroen am 6reita9 bon ben @robse.
i6rOrenen isnOrirt unb bic 2otsn auI
Dsalonep esporfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
Traset cure Treunbe fur ibre
Ttcfet6.

Drsibis Dollars in @oIb iperben meg.
seseben in benz neuen 2adapanna uns
tertIei6er @eiddft. @ds 2afaipanna unb
Baibinston Gpenues. in Safob S6Id.
GERS @ebdube. Wirb er6ffnet am
Samitas, ben l. Oftobsr. nit elmer boIl.
ftanoi8sn 4usipabI bon nnterfleibsrn
unb Strumpfwaaren flr 9amen, Ssrren
unb 8inoer su Sa brifprsifen.
Yiit isosm berfauften IrtifsI ipirb Elm
Eidet sessben. Dieienise perion, tpelde
bic srbBte GnsabI bon Sidsts fur unb
Wdbrenb bes MonatS Ottober einbrinat,
pirb beh srfen prsis BON SIS in @oIb
erbaIten; bic stpeitsrbbte 4nsabI $40
bic brittle s5. 9ie GidetS biirfen ni&i
ipater einsebraht perben, als Dienitaa,
2. Hobember.
u. &. MeBiIIiams.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
Gpbe 1arser Ncttsen.

= -Serr Sranf Stetter, Der befannte
Sotelier bon giorb Maine Ibenue, 1T
nidt unsrbebIid erfranft.
= Die Dsmofraien bes erifen IsaisIa.
tiben Diitrifts nominirten am Samitae
als ibren 8anbioaten SObn s. cart, einen
betannten grbeiterasitutOr.
: Man bats iia bOr fdbIsr. feudbtsr
gta4tluft un6 neuraIsii6s Sdmersen
iteaen ii6 nidt 70 lei9t elm. ct. safobs
Del pirb ieood NeuraIsie beiIen, mas
aud INNER bic nria4e isin mag.
Die scranton RaiItuap Gompanie
lieb am Donneritas nit bem @eIeiieLesen
anfansen, um bic @eIeiis 3tpii6en bier
uno bem glorbenbe 3u bsrbinben bic
glrbeit iOa bor gintritt bes faIten g8eiters
fertis iein.
SRI. Inna W. 8Iein unb Sriebrit
S. S6uIB, beioe bonn ytorbenbs, iinb am
Dienifae 9ia9mittas in Der beutiben
tatb. ct. Sobannes 8ir6e bur6 8farrer
S. VI. Srider gum 8unb flr's 2sben elm.
aefeenet tporben.
= Softer unb 9beobore 3ret, bic ben
Mi6ael 8afned tbatIid ansriffen uno su
tbbten brobten. aud beiien @aitin Iei6t
nit einem MeRer psrtpunbeten, musten
am Dtontas ie $3.50 8drsidaft fiir ibr
seri4tIidss gridsinen iteasn.
Die Sintsrla6snidaft bes BERT.
Daniel q. Driesbad, bic man fiir eine
iebr srOBe bieIt, eripiss iid am Nloniaa
beim gr6ffnen tes Siderbeitsfafsns aIs
S450in 8aareeIb, elmer Note bon 81, 900
uno elmer 8erii4srunespOlics bon 49,.
800.
= @eiI er feline 5rau mibbanbeIte
unb nit bem IOoe beOrobte, ioipie aud
gbsbru6 nit glisabetb Ssniins besins,
lpurbe gatrid 2amb bon 8roabpaS am
5reita8 in grmanssIuns bon $500
Sirsi4aft bem @efansnib ibertuisIen.
Die Senfins mubts $500 8arsidaft
lteqen.
->9abIrei6e 8eripanbte unb ,sreunbe
tpobn:en ssitern abenb Der 8ermdbIuns
BON fri. 8atberine 2eitner bon SUB
Spbe Part glusnue nit Serrn Ioam sff.
lamb BON priee StraBe in ber Gbeifnut
Strabe Bresbpteriidsn &irde bel +;
Paitcr Safob SdDttIe pOasos bic 9rau.
uns. Der Elm gmpfans unb So9seits.
f4maus foIste.
: Srau Sobn 8s,risan bon 8ierter
Strabe. @attin zines MotormanneS, be.
sins am Dienhas Nadmittas SeIbfs
moro, inbem iie cine Dpiis 2aubanum
psridludte, behsn @irfuns fis am Gbeno
srlas. gSie es beiBt, bate ibr @atte fie
9eiholten uno lie barauf geanttportet,
pab er ME nieber @eIesenbeit baben
rperbe. bies su tbun. gtpa eine Stunbe
nadber tpurbe fe nit Der Ieeren 9au.
oanumfaide nsbsn iid liessnb autsefun.
ben; troB dstIidem 8sifanb tarb fe
elm paar Stunben ipdter. Sbfe Ser.
ipanbten bebuupten, baB bic Srau nidt
Selbtmoro besins, ionbern cine su srobe
DoiiS 2aubanum tranf, bas Iie ,ur 8e.
freiune bon S9mersen felt ibrsm Iebtsn
ainbbette sebrau6t babsn fol-. glad
osr 4nii&t Der ben SAD unisriutenben
eoroners 6eidtporsnen lag fsin SeIbf.
morb Dor. ionoern bic Srau nabm eins
3u sroBe Ooiis 2aubanum.
Cine Senbuns srobe eiierne 95bren
ftir ben bieSieitisen GbsusStanaI III eins
eetroffen iobalo ipie ale srbaIten iinb,
tpiro bic arbsit f8neas 5orti9ritts
maiden
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
Sa8 EhaI abpdrt6.

TabIur. r.-Die IapIor S1Iaud Som.
panic glo. l trifft 8orbereitunsen fur elm
8ensfs. UNI 9elo sur grri4tuns zines
eiseneu Quarters uuf ibrem @runbhdd
an Sisb StraBe au erIaneen.-Der
Sunse gopuro 8iefer erbieIt am Montas
in Der ppne Wine pdbrenb Der Mrbeit
i8msrsIi6s 8erIsBunsen.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1898-09-24
Was the Registration Legally Nader

TIE Messenger published re-
Gently the number of voters regis
tere6 in st. Martin parish under
section 5 Of the new constitution.
In TIE second ward, the number is
put Gown as $50, while for the
lasttwenty years, we may say, the
vote In that ward has seldom been
more than about thirty. We
thought strange that the voters
would take more interest to regis
ter than they would to vote, but
We had no reason to doubt that
the registration was honestly
made.
We received since, the follow
ing letter which explain itself:
Editor Weekly Messenger
st. Martinville.
Sir.
see it inserted in your columns, as
serting that Registrar of voters, nj. l..
BrOussard Of the Parish of st. Martin.
shows. and figures, as $50 votes legibls
from the End ward.
will wager dollars against dough
nuts, that same is not 80.
Yours truly,
A. j. VERRET.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1898-09-24
A CRITICAL Time
During The Battle
Of Santiago.
SICK OR WELL, A RUSH
NIGHT AND DAY.

THE PACKERS AT THE BATTLE OF
SANTIAGO DF CUBA WERE ALL HE
ROEs. THEIR HEROIC EFFORTS IN
GETTING AMMUNITION AND RATrOTs
TO THE FRONT SAVED THE DAY.
p. +. BUTLER, Of pack-train No. 3.
writing from Santiago, DE Cuba, on jill
ly 23rd. says: I'VE all had dIarrhoea in
more or less violent form, and when we
landed we had no time to see doctor.
for 1t was a case Of rush and rush night
and day to keep the troops supplied with
ammunition and rations. but thanks to
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy, we were able to keep at
work and keep our health; in fact, sin
cerely believe that at one critical time
this medicine was the indirect saviour
OF our army, for if the packers had been
unable to work there would have been
no way of getting supplies to the front.
There were no roads that wagon train
could use. My comrade and myself had
the good fortune to lay in supply Of
this medicine for our pack train before
we left Tampa, and know in four cases
1t absolutely saved life."
The above letter was written TO the
manufacturers of this medicine, the
chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Moines.
Iowa. For sale by T. j. Liable. druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1898-09-24
SATURDAY SEN. "a. 1898.
s~VVvvVvvvvvvvvvvvvv
YELLOW FEVER.

One single case OF genuine yell
low fever in New Orleans has Gre
sated senseless panic hundreds of
miles all around New Orleans, that
stops, paralize the wheels of COM
merce.
Trains are stopped, passenger
traffic is entirely suspended, all
arc in doubts as to the class and
kind Of goods that are permitted
to go through the quarantine re-
gulations, when permitted at all,
and all through wild, unreasona-
BILE fear for the name more than
the disease itself.
All infectious and contagious
diseases are, and ought to be fear
ed to q certain extent, but when
such disease threatens you, it
ought to be handle with precau-
ton, determination and above all
with reason.
We believe with the near annex
alton of the Islands that are the
fertile producers of the yellow
germ, and with the anticipated
easy and frequent intercourse of
the southern and gulf states with
these Islands, we may reasonably
expect the introduction of the in
lection into the southern states
every year, and we are of the OPT
Mon that the best thing to do, is
for each parish and town to have
their own detention camp and dis
injecting apparatus.
The protection that is practiced
today often and frequently ex-
pose persons that ought not to be,
some time a person may be in a
town or city miles away from the
disease, who are kept or caught in
an infected city or town simply
because there is not accommodation
in that town a. at his own town to
be detained outside of the infec-
ted place, therefore compelling
such person to remain exposed to
the disease.
There are right near to us, at
Franklin, just thirty or forty miles
away, nearly seventy cases of yell
low fever, and yet with the pro-
per quarantine of the towns around
the infected town, and the Parish
Of st Mary itself. not one case has
been declared outside the limits
Of Franklin, and strange as it may
be, that one single case of fever in
New Orleans seems to cause more
alarm and create more fear,
though one hundred and fifty miles
way, than the seventy cases at ,
Just few miles from us.
The people should make up
heir minds that they are liable to |
" visited by yellow fever almost
very year, and to guard against /,
J, they have to keep towns and 7
remises clean and healthy, and L
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1898-09-24

Very little freight and express
have come to st. Martinville since
the establishment of quarantine
against New Orleans. 1t is ex-
pected however, that by Monday
next everything will be in shape
to permit the transportation
OF certain goods under the regula-
tiOns of the Atlanta convention.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1898-09-24

In order to investigate tn,
matter, we here publish list o.
all the persons registered in thu
second ward, and if Mr.. Verre,
can ascertain the fact that these
persons were not legally register
ed, we will investigate further, ant
put to light anything that may
have been done irregularly.
Here is the registration of the
second ward:
Allen Oscar AugellOz Emile
Ackuman Thomas Askew w. G..
Adam Jos. Although John
Aurwin Divide Augelloz Arthur
AucOin Justillien AnsOn Willie
Ans0n Adam AncOin ViliTe
Arson WIN. Aslesy LOpis
Ashley Charles
Beaver E. Booth Percy
Blarco Joseph Bourgeois Ernest
Bourgeois Edmond Breaux Louis
BELLE wilson BOudreaux Alcide
Belize Victorin Bunch Williams
Case John Case GerOme
Carlin Thomas Carlin Eugene
Carry John Carry Lewis
Carlln James Charpentier Aug.
CharpeRiier WIN. Chiils Charles
Charpentier Charles Chamberlain Ed.
Cedotah Jules Comeau Edgar
Comeau Aurelien CO,neau Desire
C0mean Lenes ChiassOn Martial
Chiasson Ulysse Chiasson Alexis
Creamhnh Victor Carlin joseph
Castagner Jr Castagner Robert Sr
curry John CrawsOn John W.
Craws0n John K. Carlin T.
Carlin +. L. Duval Fergus
Duval Cliff Duval Ernest
Daigle Felix Daigle Seal G.
Daigls Hypolite Daigls yilmont
Duval Edgar -. Duval Francis
Duval Samerel DelOr Joseph
Deior Oscar DymOnd Joseph
Daigle Martin Daigle Paul j.
Dupuis l.. z.
Ferguson John Ferguson George
Frioux Clement Gautreaux 4. T.
Gaspar Priya Gaspar Dumetre
Gr0ss Thomas Hasley Chas.
hugh Adams Hugh Eugene
Hart r.. A. Hebert Eulica
Himel Felix Henry Frank
Henry Alexander Hermon Jacob
Henry Joseph
Leblanc Jules ID. Landry Leo
leblanc A. b. Landry Louis Jr
lambert Joseph Liyertte LIZ