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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
OHIO BOYS WILL BE THERE.
Gov. Bushnell and John Il. Mclean Guar
antee Their Expenses.

Columbus, O.. Sept 2S.-For a time
yesterday the proposed trip of the
Ohio National Guard 10 New York to
participate in the Dewey celebration
WAS abandoned. but owing To the gen
eroSity of Governor bushnell ana John
II. Mclean the trip Will he made as
proposed. All arrangements had been
completed when at Il late hour Tuesday Y
night Attorney General MOnnett gave
an opinion that the funds of the state
could not be used for dcfra wing the eX-
penSeS of the trip. and on the strength
of that the adiutant general issued an
order which Knocked the whole thing
in the head.
When John Il. Mclean heard of this
he called Governor Bushnell up on the
telephone and insisted that il would
not do to have Ohio unrepreScnted ut
New York. He and the governor then
agreed TO guarantee the expenses Of
the trim.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
banquet Closes the Meeting of the Society
at Detroit.

Detroit. Sept. 2S.-The annual din
ner of the Society of the Army of the
Cumberland last night WAS the closing
feature of the twenty-SiXth reunion of
that organization. \ hundred officers
Of that famous army sat ut the ban
qlIet tables in the convention hall Of
the Russell House. ana the feature was
General BOyntOn'S eulogy of General
Alger and denunciation of the anti
imperialists. Speaking of the war with
Spain he said the president WAS the
rnasterful. directing head. and Secre-
1ary AlgPr was his ever able and
efficient right arm.
Continuing he said: while the
world is pointing the finger of Scorn at
France there is large class in this
nation. including the copperheadS of
Boston and the reform club of Mass:
chusPttS. who until they ascertain the
truth in regard to the management of
the war department. should. instead
of raising their hands against France.
place them upon their mouths. and
confess that. in giving way to base and
damna BILE accusations. it does not be-
come them to say aught against their
fellow lunatiCS of France"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
BLOODY DEED OF A MOTHER.
She Murders Her Three Children and
Tries to Suicide.

She Murders Her Three Children and
Tries to Suicide.
Detroit, Sept 2S.-Mrs. Theodore
Reiner. 1G9 Catherine street. last night
killed two of her children. fatally
wounded the third. and then cut her
own wrists with suicidal intent. Har-
old. aged > years. and Il baby of ;
months are dead. and Il daughter aged
: years iS dying.
Mrs. Rriner gave the children
morphine and then turned on the il
Eliminating gas. Her brother found
them ut > o'clock this morning. Mrs.
Iteiner is III the hospital in Il very
precariouS condition. She admits kill
ing the children and says she wishes
she was with them. Domestic troubles
are believed to have unbalanced her
mind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
CLAMoROUs ACCLAIM.
Greets the Gallant Dewey as He Enters the
Upper Bay in New York Harbor.

New York. Sept. 2S.-Through frol-
licking whitecitps the Olympia moved
up the lower bay yesterday and passed
through the picturesque strait guarded
by Forts WadSworth and Hamilton
amid the booming Of great guns. and
There. inside the city gates. Admiral
Dewey and his gallant tarS received
the thuuderous welcome of the steel
walled mcn-of-war AZ their stately ship
glidrd up to her position At the head
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
AMERICANS IN PORAC.
Wheaton and Wheel
er Take Philippine
Town.
OPENING THE FALL CAMPAIGN

Make Strong Military Movement
That Puts the Insurgents to Flight
Manner of Conducting the Attack
Which Proved in Every Way sue
cessfuI.
Manila, Sept. 2S.-The movement
against Porac, which began at day
break this morning. was conducted
personally by Macarthur and Wheel
er, with the 9th regiment and battery,
advancing by two roads, Wheaton,
commanding the 18th and 18th, NOV
ing to block the insurgents from re-
treating north. The 36th accompan-
les Macarthur. Firing has begun
near Angeles.
Macarthur Enters Town.
Manila, Sept. 2S, 4 P. m.-MacAr-
thur entered Porac after half an hours
fighting. The American loss is
slight. The insurgent loss is not
known. The enemy fled northward.
The Losses.
Ten dead Fill pinos were found. The
American loss is five killed. MANY
heat prostrations occurred
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
Has shlpwrecked Pas.engers.

Montreal, Sept. 2S--Agents of the
Dominion line have received informa-
tion that the steamer Montfort has
passengers to the number of 25O
of the steamer Scotsman from Liver
pool, which is ashore on the straits of
Rslle Isle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28

Tne -IouGeSt ana most nearly welcome
ship could give. The sides were
manned. the marine guard was paraded
and seventeen roaring guns were
lOosed in honor OF Dewey. The Chi
cago's jackies cheered wildly as she
steamed past. The Olympia responded
with thirteen guns and the two ad-
mirals-come together from the two
ends of the eaTth-waved a welcome
10 each other from the bridges of their
rpsnPctiVe vessels
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
Church Welcomes Dewey.

New York. Sept 2S.-At the conven.
ton of the Episcopal diocese of New
York yesterday Il resolution WAS adopt
ed welcoming "Our fellow churchman.' y
Admiral Dewey, and expressing ad-
miration for him and appreciation of
his services The admiral is a com
municant of Christ church, Mont
rnIinT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
Operation on Ex-senator sawyer.

Chicago. Sept. 2S-EX- United States
Senator PhiletuS Sawyer. of Oshkosh,
Wis. came to Chicago on Monday
morning and went to Mercy hospital.
where he was operated upon in the
afternoon by DIR. i. Il. Murphy. of this
city. and DIR. Russell. of Oshkosh. who
accompanied the venerable Statesman
to this city. 4 small tumOr was re-
moved from Senator SawyPr'S neck.
As soon as he RECEIVERS from the OPP
Grafton he Will return home. Senator
Sawyer recently celebrated his sgd an
niVerSary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
GRAND ILLUMINArIoN AT NIGHT.
Gotham's Harbor Has the Appearance OF =
Venetian Water Fete-

Venetian Water Fete-
New York. Sept. 2S-Niewed from
the shore Skirting either Staten Island
of Bay Ridge the Narrows took on
the appearance last night of big
water fete-a Venetian carnival. What
might have been taken for a great
canal was formed by revenue cutters
and warShips. beginning with the
Olympia at 81. George and ending with
the OnondaGa lying off Qarantine. Be
tween this line OF beautifully lighted
warShipS and the Staten Island shore
dhrted brilliantly Illuminated launches
carrying prettily gowned women and
occasionally Il parry of naval officers
rc$pleudent in gOld-braided dress uni
forms
The searchlights of the ships chased
many of these elusive water grey
hounds aS they Scurried hither and
thither in and out among the war-
ships. stopping at the gangway Of one
ship and then hurrying to another: the
ladies begging at each TO he permitted
to 20 on board. and IaughinGIy protest
ing when the obdurate officer OF the
watch talked OF iron naval rules which
forbade visitors on the ships after I
y. M The Olympia waS the center of
attraction. The vari-colored lights used
for signaling were keprconstantly fash
ing from ship 10 ship. and al stated
intervals a Ion. succession OF colored
lights would flash out like a sudden
display of fireworks when Il number
OF the vessels would simultaneously
sen.l messages To the flagship
The most unique illumination along
the shores of the harbor was the ef-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28

OF the column. Never, perhaps did 4
triumphant warrior returning from a
victorious campaign receive more
impressive welcome. Thousands upon
thousands witnessed il from shore.
balcony. window or house-top. and the
man-uf-war anchorage at TompkinS-
vile where the feet lay fairly swarmed
with tugs. yachts and steamers. and
every sort of harbor craft. all full Of
wild. cheering. cXultinG people. and
ihe towering white walls of the city
beyond were brave with welcoming
flags.
Was the Greeting of the Navy.
Yesterdays greeting TO Dewey was
the greeting OF his comrades of the
navy. To outward appearances the
welcome he received from the fleet was
strictly professional except where
there was n breach of discipline.
Cheering is not permitted by the naval
regulations aboard men-of-war. but no
rrproof followed yesterdays breaches
Of discipline. Very early in the morn
ing. before Dewey left his anchorage
inside Sandy Hook. Rear Admiral
How iSon. commander of the South At
Iantic squadron. aboard his flagship
the Chicago. which arrived outside
Tuesday night. after her journey Of
2i.Opn miles around South Africa.
foamed in past the Hook expecting tc
join the North Atlantic squadron in
receiving Dewey upon his arrival
Howison Given a Surprise.
As HowiSon rounded the Spit. there
right under his eve lay the olympia
The surprise on the face of every man
aboard the Chicago could be discerned
without the aid of glasses. But sur
prise IL not an emotion meA in the
navy indulge in long. and Dewey :
flagship was no sooner recognized than
preparations were made. 10 give her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
Scores ON the Diamond.

Chicago. Sept. %. - Following are
yesterdays League scores at base ball:
At New Iork-Brooklyn =. New York
=: at BoSton-WaShinct g. Boston
II: ut Baltimore-Philadelp u. Bal
timore IL; tsecond gameI Philadelphia
l.. Baltimore q; at -Pittsburg
l. Chicago 4: (Second gameI PittSburg
q. Chicago seven innings: at ST
IOuiS-I .ouiSVilha - St Louis 3
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
MEDALS FOR HIS MEN
Suitable Awards for the Men,
bers of Admiral Dewey's
Crew.
WERE ON OLYMPIA IN FIGHT.

Presentation Made This Morning =
Hero Admiral Receives Farrasut's FIsg
and Further OvatiOns and Also Call
From MIIes. Roosevelt and Others of
Prominence.
New York. Sept. 2S.-After finish
ing bis correspondence, Dewey ap-
peared on the Olympia = quarter deck
this morning. People on the eXcur-
sion steamers and yachts cheered
wildly.
Three hundred and fifty men, who
fought under Dewey at Manila. were
presented this morning, on board the
olympia. with the bronze medals
awarded them by congress.
Dewey Meets Miles.
A committee from Washington,
headed by Gen. Miles and Admiral
Sampson. reached the Olympia at IL.
As the tug approached, the flagship
fired maj ior generals salute. When
the party reached the deck. Dewey
grasped the hand of Miles and said:
I'm glad to see you, general The
committee remained on board three
quarters of an hour.
Dewey Receives Farragut's Flag.
An impressive scene occurred on
the Olympia this afternoon during
the visit of the committee from
Washington. The committee had ac-
quainted Dewey with the details of
his reception in Washington, and
received his approval. when Com
mander George Baird, who sailed with
Farragut during the civil war. pro-
duced the flag If that doughty COM
mander, the first admiral's flag ever
displayed from the masthead of an
American man of war, and in
touching speech presented it to Dewey
as the worthy successor to the great
admiral. Dewey was greatly touched.
and declared he would fly it on the
Olympia tomorrow in the parade. and
always keep it.
Teddy Pays Respects.
New York, Sept. 2S.-Roosevelt
went down the bay and welcomed
Dewey to New York this afternoon.
He also paid his respects to HOwison
and S1mnsOn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
Death or a Wisconsin Pioneer.

Platteville. Wis. Sept. 2S.-NIrs. Ell
vira J. Whiteside died at her home in
this city Tuesday. aged 40 years. She
was daughter of the late Colonel
John Moore and was born near Nash
vile. Tenn. She came to Wisconsin
in 1928 with her parents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
Ien.yck Defeats Norris.

Halifax y. -. Sept. 2S.-.Iames A.
TenEyck- the American. defeated
James Norris. champion OF Halifax
harbOr. in a single scull race yesterday.
three miles with turn, by five lengths,
in % 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
High Church COMMITTEES Defeated.

New York, Sept. 2S.-The contest
in the convention of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of New York over
the election of the standing commit
tee resulted in the defeat of the high
church party, the old committee be-
ing reelected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
Bu-gy-Body Men in Council.

Indianapolis. Sept. 2s-Representa-
tiVes of dozen of the carriage and
buggy body manufacturers of the cen
trail states met here yesterday and
formed combination to maintain
prices. They raised the price on an
average of 20 per cent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
len RsIieved To BE Dano..

Cologne. Sept. 2T.-Considerable los,
Of life was caused yesterday by tho
collapse of building in process OF
construction on the WOlfStraSSe. 1t i,
believed that ten persons were killed
Three bodies have been recovered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28

Messenger-Here's n package for
you, sir.
Wederly-What is it?
Messenger-Tm not sure, sir. but l
think it is a birthday present from
your wife.
Wederly-Oh, very well, Just leave
the bill, and I'll send a check for the
amount around in the mOrninG.-St.
Louis Post-Dispatcb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28

Lots of people claim heaven as their
right and yet have not learned how %
make any right use Of the carth--Keo-
kuk Gate City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
Ramb. Used in Veneznela.

Caracas. Sept. 2S.-The Venezuelan
foreign office building was badly dam
aged yesterday by tie explosion or a
bomb. No one was killed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
ATTITUDE OF FREE STATE

The Decision to Sustain the Beers the
Leading Topic In London.
London, Sept. 2S.-'rhe decision of
the Volksraad, of the Orange Free
state, to join the -Transvaal in the
event of hostilities. is the leading
news today, and will naturally stiffen
the Beers independent attitude.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
TO SUCCEED TOM REED
Private Secretary OF the Former Congress.
NamIn ed In Maine.

man Nominated In Maine.
Portland. Maine, Sept. 2S.-A. +.
Allen, former private secretary to
Thomas B. Reed, was nominated as
his successor by the republicans of the
First congressional district. He came
out squarely in favor of supporting
the presidents Philippine policy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28

&" 'Tis worth bag of gold - This
applies with special force to Hood s
Sarsaparilla, Americas greatest med
icine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28

In Berlin the pawnshop is n royal
and phila1thropic institution. Any
profit that is made is spent on charity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-28
Teddy Pays Respects.

New York, Sept. 2S.-Roosevelt
went down the bay and welcomed
Dewey to New York this afternoon.
He also paid his respects to HOwison
and Sampson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
THEIR ACTION
WAS CRIMINAL
President Of New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change Writes Sharp Letter to
the Western Union.

NEW ORLEANS oct 3.-The following
was forwarded by telegraph to-day by the
president of the New Orleans Cotton En-
change in reference to last Fridays iiasco
concerning Liverpool quotations:
..New Orleans oct Q.
president Western Union Telegraph
Company. New York.
"ff as stated iu Mr DeIlys eXplana-
tion the operator i'm sending Liverpool
soecials on Friday changed the system
without notification leaving The trade TO
resd the dispatches as had been custO-
mary. and which reading created a false
irprtssi0n OF enormous advances his ac-
iion was DO less criminal IL 81 the result
of wllfu and corr IS dec. 1,'o1
SHOULD bE IUNlsHED.
.'rhe cotton trade OF the South has been
yictiuized ana demoral!zed by the Grim
mi careiessness on the part of your en-
r'ovees and Ii rs due the cotton trade az
well as the Interests ol your company.
th,t the official coz officials whose neglect
o. drty permitted such conditions, and
,he operator or operators who sent the
di.pstehes without notice of change
should be- known 10 the world and prompt
Isl dismissed as AN example to deter others
I'm future from like Grim nal negligence
40 EXCUSE.
''We do not consider absence Of officials
who leave their duty 10 be performed by
incompetent people. any excuse for so
grave an issue
."rhe Board Of Directors Of this exchange
meet tomorrow to take vigorous action
Continued on Second Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
A SALESMAN'S SUICIDE.
Mr. T.. }. Ferguson Of Wilson SHOOTS
Himself in KinstOn, y. (.

WILSON. y. c.. oct. A-speciah--A
telegram from Kluston announcing the
suicide OF r. J Fcrfuson has just neeh
received by Messrs. Boykin * Co. COM
mission merchants of this place. Ten days
ago yesterday Mt Ferguson leit Whs'A
for points In Eastern Carolina as s''e9
man for this firm. lie has been empi'y o.,
for them for over a year as safes anu
collector
Nothing was heard Of him until tnF
telegram was received tonight.
Mr Ferguson had in his possession Se'-
eral hundred dollars belonging to his en-
p'oyes Just how much no one as y"'
knows. as his collections have not Deen
verified.
Il is supposed that MI Ferguson cot
with some boon companions and had
spree When hc came to himself he te'l-
ized his conditioned. hIs money gone ana
"a suspicion 0f omD3 zz.cment hanging over
him at home. This 4. the reason advanced
by friends I'm inc decd. Mr.. feriuson
stood high in Wilson. and MS untmel.
death came as q blow 90 ms many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
Committee Increases Amount to be
Expended on PyrOteChnicS.
NEW YORK FIRM GETS ORDER.
NordliHger- Charlton Company, Which
Furnished New Nogk's Dewey
Fireworks, Secures the Con
tract-TheTe viii be Nam
moth Set Picccs-Eciipsc
Previous Displays.

The Executive Committee Of the civic
Carnival Committee met .at Murphy s
iiotci last night and transacted great
aeai Of business. Much OF the evening
was spent in discussing the matter Of ire
works.
Inc committee finally decided TO give the
contract for fireworks 10 the Nordinsier-
Charlton Fireworks Company. of New
York. one Of the best known ami largest
fireworks manufacturers in the United
States ana one which furnished much Of
the fireworks used m New York during
the Dewey celebration. AIR. crowcl the
representative OF the fireworks company
was present ami explained very fully the
schedule. which was oneted ior adoption.
THOUSANDS no BURN.
Tn committee had originally intended
20 eNpend only $500 for fireworks, bun
aitef fully considering the matter they
decided that The occasion WAS worthy of
a greater dis play. Tine plan, as now
adopted, contemplates the expenditure OF
several thousand dollars ala the display
Will be the graudest and most elaborate
ever seen in Richmond. There viii be "a
number OF set pieces. some OF them as
large as so square feet. giving pictorial
history Of shpbuiding in Richmond and
exhibiting portraits 0l many celebrities.
Between the set pieces. there VIII be Coz
lous showers OF immense rockets. colorcd
bombs earial showers. dragons. search
tights. etc. The exhibition viii occupy an
hour and a quarter the programme viii
be arranged s0 thar there Will be- no waits
betNeen the displays. The location OF
The fireworks has not yet been settled bat
the intention of the committee Is 90 have
them whore the largest pos -ible number
Of people can see them comfortably and
conviently.
The committee Will meet again next
Tuesday night 90 further arrange the de-
tails of the Carnival
PLANS PROCEED SMOOTHLY.
Everything connected with the carnival
indicates "A ..bratlon that delights ihe
most optimistic man ON the committee
The Finance Committee is meeting with
much success and the Committee on Pa
rade has already enough floats promised
% make e. parade fW0 or three miles
long. Intact. almost every business con-
Germ On Richmond 0f any size viii have
long. IN fact. almost every business con-
OF business. including .he banks. Will Dee
represented
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
HIGH STAKES
IN HIGH LIFE
Trial of Berlin Club Members for
Gambling Reveals an Abom-
inabIe State Of Afa.rs.

BERLIN. oct S-The lons-deterred
trial OF persons charged w.h gambling
at the Club per helmlosen began IN
Berlin to-day. and has already developed
"a great sensation. A number of the .m-
portant witResses belonging 90 tho high
est circles. are reported 10 have lied the
country OF 90 be otherwise beyond the
reach of the process of the court Those
present, however, sufhced to demonstrate
an abominabie state of affairs ln the club
management
HIGH STAKES.
The Associated Press Is informed that
100000 marks have been lost within the
short period Of the clubs existence. Two
n the defendants. Herr kieser. and Herr
Paul Won Schactmeyer I'm the course OF
a single evening won 10000 marks each
Herr Won kr0echer won 5000. Count Egg
lonstein, Count Stoch ana Count Dohna
ost from $1,000 10 l2O0c0 marks each.
To-day's evidence showed the unmis-
taxable use Of doctored cards on several
occasions Herr Won Kusseron. the bank
holder. has fed TO the United states.
KAISER AROUSED
Emperor William has given instructions
that the trial IS TO be carried through
to the end without fear or favor, al
though Count Won koening smark ana
Herren Won BONN and Won Prittuitz,
members OF the club. are ia his gerconal
encourage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
Although Charterng of Transports
is Still Going On.
MANY RUM0RS ARE AFLOAT.
II j. Said That Chamberlain Has De
uclarcd There VIII be no War.
Peace League ASKS for Ar
bitration-BOeIs Maltreat
English Men in POr-
tuguesc africa.

LONDON ort0ber 3~There are no
nco, dover.,.r,.,,,. 10, ,,. ,r....., -.
udtioh. Arrangements Tor TIE dispatch
of war stores and men continue A 1uan-
t,f,. ~ beuoo, ,,,,t.,t.f t,.. t.. .. -.
'' ~
Soulh A'tIrd' the War oiiice declaring
that military ball00u.ng viii prove OF tho
greatest vain. i, cid. Bind .., ....-..-.
P'o''u 'h 9oA'H Aitict Ine chartering
oil the transports is sun going on. Five
vessels of fbs Cuo,ri lima. ,,. non, an
u,aed
o,o ,,.,,t, 80 ,t..
'" q" ''-
vance OF one shilling to eighteen pence IN
the price asked for The wheat offered in
,t,, ..,, ......,... ..,.
"'' '''''
WANT ARBITRATION
4 telegram from France announces that
Al Arr.,,t ,,.o.,,.., ,.,,. ,..-.,.,...,,
'' ''' i'''' "''o"''
AFDitfation ana Peace League, has sent
am appeal 70 Lord salisbury entreatng
him To choose power o. act with a pow
er chosen by tAe rrausyaal with ,he OBJ
Ject Of ayertug war.
Mr. Montague White consul general
for the South African Republic IN Lon
dom informed the Associated Press that
a representative Of one OF the largest cap
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
One Death in hey West. Two in New
nrfeaus- \e,, Eases Eepnpfet

Oiit Dtiln ~ MY hf~ts iNo III sftN
Ortcan~-NcW Cases Keporled.
KEY WEST FLA, oct 3-Thrty-three
new cases OF yellow fever and one death
has been reported in the past twenty-four
hours.
NEW ORLEANS, oct. 3-One cases o.
yellow fever Ras\reporiod to-day. Two
OF the old cases resIlied in death
JACKSON. MISS, oct. 3-Ihe Roard OF
Health reported one new case to-day.
There have been fourteen eases 20 date
and four death. and eight cases are now
under treatment
Arrangements have been made by Sur
geon-General Carter II the Marine Hos
pita Service 90 establish "a camp OF
refuge for those who haNe been exposed
TO the fever. and II viii be opened 10 vol
uutary refugees Tomorrow.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. oct 1-The
Governor tonight ordered the quarantine
removed in this state on ana AFTER thc
9Th inst both as o. persons and ireights
from that part of the State lying north OF
the 3fth degrcc of latitude. This iino
passes just south of Gadsden and Alfalfa
on the Alabama Great Southern and 10
Garden CITY on the Louisville and Nash
Vile