The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-12
sIFNCE OF HANLEY.
,,,ned Anxious 10 Stay Out
Of Texas.
,,,,,, VENT 10 NEW ORLEANS
r.,a that He Gould NOT
Eeiss - II He Did So
D's' s.,,,ei.e. DR.. Blunt

- r.x0n IL
", s,.sIsl... Dr.. Blunt
,.,,,. june 1.-THE following j, 1nns
!, s's .ss galveston News Of June
49,. Especial service TO
osn' ", A, Blunt. state health
ST.. has cleared the Suaran
', y this Is city. but as ao sort ,S ol
s, y !, ! !, interesting to note :, IN, tue
sfa ! : a,nnt in number OF re-
y " relating to the observ-
l''''n .a.,,ntine instituted and re-
y ~ s,, vel which it must De con-
y a," i something mysterious
'n'ft 7 uawley left New Orleans
srs''us .ninp bound for Galveston
s'a a. the state line and was
n I : me guards. An interesting
y Y ii. happened Thursday E m noon pn0 az
vhen DR.. Blunt was en- iou'e
lMa "a vas interviewed by Con
" - Hawley, then at NeW i raS,nd
aa ,s waiting the end OF MS peasa
.,,on The congressman IVA, wan' ,ss,A
KY and he got it, Dr. Blunt '''0
y sI NJ conversation, which TOOK
bring 'ns sn,nr car. Mr.. Hawley took
" D iae .assrely criticise the action OF
iisa nutting on quarantine anu
bua. :" M when the facts did not
~ IA called Or. Blunt's attention 70
W .a.,rsn which was published IN len ,,s.
E's, .ysr the signature OF Governor
"a '.yios that that official and D.
h,s a nrlyate and reliable informa-
~ u. trne condition of affairs was
W s,sssled by the New Orleans peo-
,.va no right to have private
iou sa an matter so full of mo-
\, Il tbs people of the two states,
..,ss ina congressman. II there 10
"a New orleans, everybody should
\; 4 and II II is the case that there
, y why we should know 1t also.
!, STARVATION ought to be made public
,n,,ss 10 everybody concerned and Q
.e.r,lns should never be maintained
IN, nryate' information from UNI
~ sources accused high minded and
r,sl ofacisls Of concealing truths. IN
I'M ID the New Orleans health ofhcers
4, sources Of information should be
I'm This, in the face of no investiga'
\ having been made by the Texas Of
Eals Is absurd
BIZ Blunt said he knew nothing OF th'
ktframs In question.
M Hawley said further that this sys
b Il ouarantines was vicious and shoul'
4 ). permitted that ii ruined commerc'
earlly and that modern science, in hi
Idntu, was fully capable OF coping VIII
Stustion; that all other health OF
5an ktsrested regard of much less mo
Pfrt Than had been the case in the past
NJ that condition that permitted a
S.nhis quarantine upon the reporting O
mstcous ease should never be above
tenne permanency.
Another peculiar feature of DR.. Blunt
.srea is found In the fact that he IS re
xtly reported to have made two excer
E'rs to his stringent quarantine rul'
he trst in the instance of Congressma
Hizlsy and his pass through the line
tla he second in Issuing similar ordt
b ledrs j. NJ. Bonner OF New Orlear
f'la, 10 the raising of the quarantine. tn,
tiiiag the point as to the right of ID
slris to make surh exceptions. there b
|rR hundreds Of others as justly entitlt
= lAs consideration as the gentlemt
Famed and who have been anxious
iFsHirg such dspensation, with no ol
IL apositlon to grant this dispensation a.
|hnaty but DR.. Blunt himself.
VIII regard to the above. DR.. Blu
|sau to The Post correspondent tod
nN day or two after quarantine h
sesi established he had received a, tel
nan nom a New Orleans firm for pc
ai'on for Mr.. Hawley, who was tn
! 's country, to visit New Orleans a
'aln rom there to Texas. Permissi
~ reused. Mr.. Hawley then proceed
asN orleans anyway, after which
.s..a Up at the Sabine river and attem]
~ Pass The guards there, but was pi
''ssa nom doing so. As DR.. Blunt "
Z ~ way TO New Orleans the other
y ss aecosted on the train by Hawley
NJ iperla and asked for a permit
~ lexas, The Galveston congre
"A ,'ssea ne was immune and had bj
-, ~v' new Orleans eight days. DR.. BIZ
sss him the pass. but attached n
sO 70 the Sabine station guards to
,Trss 'aat ne approved OF their hav
wsS .a nswley back in the first instan
VI Blunt was engaged in writ
pass, hawley complained bitterly
suarantlne and said he would see t
MI. Vas passed to break up the pres
F,s -Oa Of s-forcing it in Texas.
sr.' replied that he proposed to see {
'a not get into the State, regard
'sak about it.
N sor. also complained OF a telegi
M 'v sr had sent to the marine i
WAN au'norities at Washington and m
III, ana sundry other grand sta
d. ~ me edilcation of the people
NAV ~ Dr, Blunt told him he did
N, Naat telegram was referred ia.
aim. was going to make lust such al
riEs "a a,es as the law authorized hin
", y. pulled out. 4u
it,ovsSS hawley first tried to bi
h.s sI, tne Quarantine lines at the
n Ill., ne said that 1t was neces
III Mn. 10 be in Galveston to help
d. eov v was running for mayor, and
nrSlv 's,a Just get there the doctor W
A,opsh' elected, as he could pull
H.wIss In view of the fact that
D.. B,,n vent TO New Orleans in spit
10, n refusal to give him per,
ix y ~ 40 So It Is suspected that he
h sorIi 70 get to Galveston as niue
its n ~ nave people believe that he
itafh ne was In earnest in his desir
suuld nv, before the day of election
iasI,Ion !, nave placed himself in the
,tate6 ina. .nat would insure his being
hrps rom returning to the state
soalS hs oeen given full notice of
tsIsspsA appeh to him II he went to
hihlss oI plain about 1t. Hawley's cor
ils,in, vase looks very much as II he
ps.orts,..A part and cenrting newsr
shA ,Ss % an effort to square hi
shea ~ rly people for not shown
reteSs, me case of Judge Bonner. v