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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-06
Martins Ferry Briefs.

The Lilly and Stewart foot ball team
defeated the AGtnaVillc Juniors In an
Interesting and well PLAYED game Sat-
urday afternoon by score OF 10 to 0.
The teams were evenly matched, but
the careful training and hard practice
work OF the former team won for them
the game.
Toy Paddcn has rented from the
Pabst Brewing Company the property
on the corner OF Hanover and Fifth
streets, and when the building Is COM
pleted Will engage In the saloon busi-
ness and open n place second to none
in this city.
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
Will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock In the basement OF the church
20 make arrangements for bazaar
which they will give some time next
month.
Miss Angle Terrlll vii entertain the
class Of % and few friends at her
home. at Echo Point, tomorrow eve
ming. The class will drive to the home
Of Miss Terrlll In large wagon.
The men of the Presbyterian church
Will met in the basement of the church
this evening to complete arrangements
for the supper they anticipate giving on
the nth.
The Peerless Eight Checker Club of
this city has arranged to meet the
Young Mems Club Of Bellairc at that
place, Saturday, November Is.
The Martins Ferry high school foot
ball team and the Tigers OF Bellaire
Will contest again ut that place next
Friday afternoon.
The residents OF this city were favor
ed with another excellent concert by the
Martins Fiery concert band Saturday
evening.
John +. Mitchell. of Mount Pleasant,
spent Sunday with his daughter. Mrs.
W. Il, Francis. on Walnut street
Paul Boyle returned Saturday from
Richmond, where he has been visiting
his brother for the past week.
Rev. Boyle preached at steeple Vail
ley yesterday afternoon.
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Bridgeport HAPPENINGS.
Events Of Day in the Town at thu
End Of the Bridge.

Guu Ol LILO 0EAubS'
The road near the crystal glass
works remains In the same horrible
condition, nothing having been done so
far In the way OF repair. There are
holes in this thOroughfHre two feet
deep, and several teams not knowing
their whereabouts ran into them Sat-
urday, and 1t was with great difficulty
that they were extrlcated. The Rtten-
ton OF the city authorities has been
called to the almost impossible condl-
tIon OF this road several times through
the newspapers, and 1t Is now time
something was done.
A game OF foot ball has been arranged
between the team Of this city and the
BellaIre Tigers for next Saturday at-
ternoon, Mt the latter place. Bridge
port has strong team, and should
easily defeat the Tigers.
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie Liske oc-
CURED Saturday afternoon from the
bohemian church at Wheeling Creek,
and was very largely attended The
interment was Mt LlnWood cemetery.
Harvey Chandler left, yesterday nf-
ternOOn for Baltimore, Md, where he
expects to make his future home.
Park j. Alexander came In from w,
" j. cOlleBe SutuIuuy eNNulHb' " SpsIu
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Harry Carney, OF Pittsburgh, ls
visiting her parents in West Wheeling
for few days.
Charles Fisher Is very III at HIS home
In Klrkwood, threatened with typhoid
fever.
Joseph Lafferty. of wlnEncld. Kan
sas, Is the guest OF relatives In this
city.
Communion services were held at the
Presbyterian church yesterday morn
Ing.
Miss Alice Jackson, Of Mason City, Ia
the guest Of relatives out the pike.
Wallace Barker, of New Athens, spent
Sunday with friends In this city
Mrs. Alexander Frcderlcks. Of Blnine,
is visiting friends In the city
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lfARrrN,s FERRY NlWs.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling'i
ProRressive NeiFhbor.

AAAa AS4AAI 8AARAAANAN ~ " eAAA
Progressive NelEhbor.
Yesterday morning came the uneX-
pected news OF the death Of one Of. Mar
tins Ferry's oldest and most favorably
known citizens. Joseph Edwards SAT-
urday afternoon Mr.. Edwards had been
on the streets. and was apparently en-
Toying unusually good health for one
OF his years. He retired early IN the
evening feeling WE'LL. but very tired
from the long walk he had taken dur
ling the day. About midnight his niece.
Miss Josie Edwards, with whom he had
made his home for many years, was
aroused by noise in the room Of her
uncle, and quickly responded. When
She entered the room she discovered
that her uncle was on the verge Of a
at OF epilepsy, which he had been for
several years subject to, brought on by
sun-Btr0ke which he suffered several
years ago, and all efforts to prevent
the same proved fFuitless. II was not
an unusually hard attack, but owing TO
his advanced age and physical weak
ness left him in an unusual exhausdble
condition. He rallied from the attack.
and his niece left him, thinking all
danger was past, and again retired.
When she arose about o'clock ana
hEAlL ~ LAlG AuuNl VA AIGA AAlAN ~ Ne-ts
him, but to her great surprise found
he was dead, life having been extinct
only about half an hour. A physician
was Immediately summoned, but his
efforts to bring the man to conscious
ness were lost, as He that giveth and
taketh had called his child home. De-
ceased was born at Rush Run. NOvem-
Der 9. 1919, and was 70 years, II months
and q days Of age. He moved to this
city in the spring of 40, and has con-
tlHuslly made this place his home,
When fourteen years OF age he became
member OF the Methodist church, ana
since that time has continually labored
by words and deeds to elevate the
cause OF Christianity. Deceased was
good, honorable and Christian man,
leaving no stone unturned that would
in any way better mankind. MT. Ed
wards was llfe-long Republican, and
as late as Saturday morning was re-
viewing the present campaign with his
niece, and discussing the coming ma
jOrity OF Nash. In the death of Mr..
Edwards Martins Ferry loses a man
OF whom any city might be proud. De.
ceased was single man. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon,
from his late residence, on Walnut
street, Rev. j. T. Morton, pastor Of
the First NJ. e. church, Of this city. Will
OtIiclate. Interment will be at River
view cemetery.
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American game Of ten pins the great
est Of indoor games. will begin their
nth annual tour about the second week
In January 1900
The team this year Is even stronger
than the one that took the road last sea-
son, and established seven new worlds
records, and succeeded In winning 235
OF the 294 games played In thlrty-twO
cities.
The Greater New York BoWlers have
always made favorable impression by
their sportsmanllke actions and gen-
tlemanly conduct
Captain w. COrdes, the star roller OF
the metropolis. assisted by Phil Wolf,
will look after the players this season,
and Sam Karpf will again act as mana
ger. Dates and terms can be secured
by addressing Samuel KRrpf, Dayton,
OHM
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Reeelger.. Sah.


GALE OF cATsuP AND MUSTARD
- MILL.
Tho sickness OF Mr.. ]. W. Hunter hav.
ing necessltated the winding up Of tho
affairs OF the j. W. Hunter Company, OF
Wheeling. West Virginia, the undersigned,
hy authority duly conferred on him, will
offer for sale Mt public auction at the fac-
tory building OF said company, In the city
OF Wheeling w. Va, for cash, on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NO
VENEER, A, d. 1899,
commencing at o'clock y. M, the plant
OF said company. which is In first-claBH
condition, embracing machinery for the
manufacture Of tomato catsup. twelve
mills OF wet mustard, one hydraulic press
and twelve FOUNDERS for the manufacture
or rly mustard. mustard oil or linseed
oil steam engine. boiler, safting, betting,
etc, materials manufactured, unmnnus
featured or IN process OF manufacture, the
lease Of said factory property, expiring
March a. 1905. the purchaser TO pay tho
rental under said lease from the time OF
his purchase, and all other assets OF said
company, excepting debts due II or Its ro-
ceiVer and money OF his trust IN the re.
ceiVpr's hands such plant has a railroad
switch and is admirably situated. An iy-
yentnry mud fun information az to the
property TO be sold will be mailed or fur
ilIshed by the undersigned to any appll-
cant, and an inspection OF the property
rheerfuIly permitted
oci6-m T. NJ. DARRAH, Receiver.
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A Night of Terror.

observation-disclosures felt for the widow
of the brave General Burnham, OF Ma
Chlas, Me-, when the doctors said she
could not live till morning." writes Mrs,
s. II. Lincoln, who attended her that
fearful night "All thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia. but she
begged for Or. Kings New Discovery,
saying It had more than once saved her
life and had cured her OF Consumption.
After three small doses she slept easily
cured her" This marvellous medicine
Is guaranteed to cure all Throat. Chest
and Lung Diseases. Only SOC and 81 co.
Trial bottles free Mt the Logan DruG
Co.'S drug store.
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To Los Angeles and Southern Cali.
TOruin,

Every Friday night at 1885 p. M, n
through tourist car for LOS Angeles
and Southern California leaves the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st, Paul railway
union passenger station, Chicago, via
Omaha, Colorado Springs ana Salt
Lake City, for all points in Colorado,
Utah, Nevada and California,
In addition TO the regular Pullman
porter each car Ia accompanied by an
Intelligent. competent and courteous
Courier" who win attend TO the wants
OF passengers On route. This IL an en-
tlrely new feature Of tourist car service
and will be- appreciated by families or
by ladies' travelling alone. Particular
attention Is paid to the care OF children,
who usually get weary ON long jour
ney.
These tourist cars are sleeping cars
supplied with all the accessories ncccs-
snTy to make the journey comfortable
and pleasant, and the berth rate teach
berth Will accommodate two porsons)
IA only 800 from Chicago TO CallfOr-
MIA. Ask the nearest ticket agent for u
tourist car folder. or address Robert
g. Jones, Travelling Passenger Agent
~ Carew Building, Cincinnati, o. tn
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Y. M. G. A. League.

IA the close OF the second week OF
the Y. NJ. c. a. tournament Premos
are leading. without having lost a
game. RAIDER leads in the Individual
averages. The latter are as follows:
RAIDER. (6). 16l, Cardona, (O, 159; G.
Bowers. (S). 1856; Bycott. CS). l55; SchOtt.
C6), 1852: Marti (6), lj2; Johnson, (3),
l49: Hannah. (6), 1l2; King. (S), $40;
Clint Campbell, (3). 1874; PInkus. tO,
1888: Kingdom. (Sl. 1870; A. Bowers. (3).
Fisher. (G) l27; Dinger, (6), 1926: Miller,
10y, 1876; Schmidt, (6J, 1875: E. Armbrus-
ter C6). l2l: Melnhart, (3). 100; PAUL,
(3), 49, F. Armbruster, (3), 1l9; Brand
a., lis; Shaffer, (6), ia; Tracy, (6), 1O7;
Hecker, t6), lO7; Gartley, (0. 50; Water
house, (3), 81.
This weeks schedule is as follows:
Neutrality-suspicious. vs. Lou LOus: Tues
dRy, Indians w. MaRhattaHs; ThNFSday,
MIlgets vs.. The Real Things.
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A New Social Club.

A new athletic and social club has
been organized in this city, with a
membership OF forty-fve. At a meet
Ing OF the club held yesterday after
noon, a committee was appointed to see
about the hall. The committee is as
follows; Robert Boyle. John Cusick.
Tim Murphy and Tim Faust. The CLUB
viii occupy the third story OF the Hoge
block when completed. which Will be
fixed up under their direction.
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FooT pAI1l.

Another victory was added to Wheel
ing's credit Saturday. when team
representing the Young Mer'8 Catholic
e. ~ tnrn ~ n This victorv ia
~ .'S,o, ,n,nor,oncs ors,bo wbec,.
IT,. So sin,.,s ,. "a ~, Ne, ,,,,,ros,,nr
.,',,,.a 1,sa, ~, H. nrao,IooI,, .
49,. .oam ho,s 80 vhou dIIn'r knov
~ .,r.a,. Sa,,m ,on nav ,ybo bod
$50 -. 'aS,,,aoS ,r da,,. Dr,o,Ic, ,h,s
900 I,Soro ,or, o,hoc handtconr ho,
.I1os and nil thinps considered. the
roa,,,t wos nsrticn,,rlv protIfvipg. An
tSa r,ov,rs doserys yenerow, oroIso
~ t,,at .ho,. ortor,s wors ,pnrecin,od
Ill, =" ahov.r M weo,bor y,s rnu
ord mo n,tsndorco verv Moor. A dis.
n,,,. as ~ ire limo aroso near the
r,oso ~ ths second half bui the oGI-
Gals rn,e5 there were two minutes to
nIav Howard Edwards. the Mounds
che ,o,,cbdown VIM. Edwards md
Ws,bSs who wont IL mn tho second
+sls s,ronT,honsG things conslaerablv
1rho omctats woro Tohn n wilson and
nnl,n Rarrett 100
In SATURDAYS game tho boys pressed
,r,o sorvIco included the DeIters broth.
ors ~ the Island. Alexander Johnson
Bsrt Pickett and loo o'BrIen Anattack
~ tonsllItIa prevented Captain YInche.
Ices "nnearanee. Good work was done
bv ali NJ them Through n ,mlsunder.
si,nGIrp couple Of PLAYERS sched.
,,,od Co.. thn rou,,Iar IIne.up aid NOT an
noar No.ortboIovs the game was
PHSeu' 40 WI" ~ -. -, 49,, 80 T., - =, 49, y
seasoh cIoses' nv oDye's go, 20 - 81 - !"
TGpressn."..vs te"m y, ,.,,,ns NV" onS
""ev''"s INV s" ,..o,,,-. S,I ;,,,,t,, ,hIs
end in view the management eneour-
ages candidates from both sides Of the
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The Pittsburgh Game.

Secretary Fette. who will have charge
OF the Wheeling boys in their game with
Pittsburgh next Sunday, has his team
complete. It Is as follows:
De Shacks-John Wagner.
kissing Bugs-JOhn Stein.
KenmOres-Joe HaZlett.
All RoOters-Bob Kraft.
K. K. R.-Wii' Mc1froy.
Rough RideTs-Bert Emblem.
EmIk lnts-SId Sarver.
OsceOias--W. Modar.
Ali AlIkes-Wil! Rahr.
Wheellng-Wil! Knoke.
Said Secretary Fette last night:
These make a strong team OF bowl
ers, as Pittsburgh will discover before
the match is over. OF course We could
find perhaps strong. team in the city,
but We arranged 1t so that every team
in the Wheeling league will be repre-
scented. and the bowIers must all agree
that II Pittsburgh beats us they will
have their hands full AT any rate, II
our own are defeated then the Pitts
burgh team can come again and get on
n match for anything from 800 to $500
a side, and n barrel OF loose change"
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BOWLING.

The Greater New York Bowlcrs
Champions OF All Champions" who
in the past four sensons by their an
nual trips. have done much to popular
ize and elevate the sport OF bowling,
and incidentally assist In making the
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The entire force OF the West Virginia
glass works worked all day yesterday
taking an invoice of the stock. The
works Will be off to-day and to-mor-
row for the same purpose. It is re-
ported the factory will resume Wcdnes-
day morning.
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]. G. TomlinSon, agent Pennsylvania
lines, No. s Eleventh street, ls agent for
the North German Lloyd, Cunard.
American, French. Anchor Red Star
and White Star lines. SEQ him for low
eel rates,
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The big Four" is open to engage
ments with Little Washington, st.
ClaIrsvIlle, steubenvlllc, Cambridge,
sistersvlllc or other nearby towns
representatives.
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BOXING.

Paddy sheehan, a Pittsburg middle
weight, came down from the Smoky
city yesterday to help train John Fin
negan and will act as his sparring part
ner from now until next Monday even-
Ing's contest. Finnegan is working
hard to get in the finest trim, and he
has got rid Of surplus fat 30 that he
looks fine as fiddle already. He will
enter the ring Weighing about 1853
pounds.
Jack Bonner, who, by the way, now
owns a saloon business in Newark. N.
j.. is expected to arrive in Wheeling
the latter part OF the week for his bat
tie here Monday night with Finnegan.
Bonner is a young man Of splendid
habits, and that he win be in elegant
trim is certain.
1t Is hard to keep track Of Oscar
Gardner. 1t is now reported that he
fights Marty Mccuc tonight, and
that Eddie santry has forfeited to
Gardner. claiming he injured his arm
training. This is twice santry forfeit
ed, but Oscar took his forfeit money
this time. Wl
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9eaLG afaN
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

WANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on City
and County Real Estate.
S5iO for lot on Lind street.
800 for lot on East McColloch street,
40 feet front. 49,,
500 for lot 25xlOO, Wood street south
81 'S60 81 600. Sl.7OO and 1880 for lots and
Suiiding sites In Pleasant valley. 80.
Si,76O for G-roomed house ana lot, south
$500 Tor two-story brick dwelling and
ioi. North Main street: very best location,
q, eco and &. 900 each for two brick dWells
JnSs and lot on Fifteenth street.
5000 for 6-roomed frame dwelling, lot %
BY i0O corner Thirty-foCrth and Chapllno
$50 for brick residence and lot on FIJI.
New Bulletin issued next week.
C, A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No. 5lI
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streeta.
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7l1soFt1ANpoUs.

SEVERAL PARTIES WANTED. 10
- ioin "a forming q Joint stock COMPANY
10 place In this locality an article THAI
payA exceptionally large profits on inre &
dress GROUND FLOOR, care Intelligen-
Ger once. nos
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Hemp WANTED.

UyANTED-ANYoNB ISHEsTINq
w 1900 can secure Huh8tantlal casa
fully secured. Address RELIABLE, care
Intelligencef once nos
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CHECKERS.

At last the peerless Eight" of Mar
tins Ferry, has been heard from, they
having agreed to play In n tourna-
ment between Martins Ferry and Bel
laire, on Saturday evenings, November
IS and 25. at Bellaire, the Young Mems
Club to represent the latter city. This
is the organization which made such a
plucky fight against the Wheeling
big Four" recently. That the coming
match viii be an interesting one goes
without saying. The teams will line up
this way:
Peerless Eight-Morris, Fowler. Lewis
and Woods.
Young Mems club-PIne. Workman,
panford and Beetham.
There will be sixty-four games at
two slttings. ao
Members Of the "BIg Four" and Of
the Young Mems Club, had short sit
ting at checkers, to decide champion
ship honors, and wInder, of the
former club. defeated Kaiser.
Pine and Workman, winning six
straight without drawing single
game. Kaiser. of the Big Four, won
one. lost three and drew one. The
scores in detail were as follows:
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....FOR RENT....

A Month
No. 1929 Eoff street, rooms .....:..SH o.
No. 1916 Main street furnished barber
shop ana bath ROOM s. a week.
No. 3S5 Main street, rooms, and both
gases furnished for........,:..,.,......I q g
No. 2SlT Chnpllne street, LIST fioor...... %
No, 900 Alley b, rooms. ..,........ 90
6-roomcd house Martins Ferry. y 90
i-roomed house east Of Coal Cut....'. g9
No, 22 Sixteenth street, store roonl.... 10 90
Ground on Wood street-will lease for q
term OF years.
FOR SALE.
Desirable property on ChRpline street-G
corner lot, Is feet front.
No. 20 Sixteenth street.
No, q Maryland street.
No, IS North York street
No. l67S McColloch street.
No. rs Seventeenth street.
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
No. 4i2 Main street,
No. 4s2 and A2eis Market street.
No. 22ii Main street
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RusTNEss oPPoRTUNITIEs.

TTANT BD-To MEET BUSINESS
w man who will introduce advertiser 70
other business man for the development
OF q new business IN this city, IN which
there Is five hundred per cent profit and
no risk; ground floor. Address BUSINESS.
care Intelllgencer ONCE. nos
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 1873
Min street. moa
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-03
Ell PASO. TEXAS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1899

men who routed a rebel body of more
than 40 and announcing the death OF
Lieut.. Boutelle. The message is as
follows.
MANILA, Nov. 3.-First Lieut.
Slavens and Is men accommodating
McArthur's Front struck:forty or more
intrenched insurgents, Immediately at
tackled and dispersed them, killing
three and woundiAg quite q number.
No casualties. Yesterday. Lawton's
advance at 'Alisgo struck the enemy
both west and south of the city.
Capt. Batsons scouts reconnoitering
south struck the insurgents in ambush.
Lieutenant Boutelle was killed, and
one scout wounded.
The captain routed the enemy who
left seven dead in thicket. Yesterday
Major Bell, of the 36th volunteers, with
his regiment and q troop of the fourth
cavalry, cleared of all the arm
ed insurgents from Florida
Blanca, considerable distance
beyond Porsc. scattering them into the
Mountains, capturing nine of their cav
airy horses, several guns, and consiG-
cradle property. and killing, wounding
and capturing q number of the enemy.
T he insurgent cavalry of that section
is practically destroyed. Major Bells
casualties are one man killed and two
wounded. OTIS.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-03
SCHLEY in GEORGIA
The Great Admiral Accorded Grand
Reception in Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. All Georgia
Joined in the welcome accorded Ad-
miral Schley who arrived in the city
today in response to an invitation sent
him by the city of Atlanta. The re-
ception was attend ed by q monster par
ade of civic aud militry organizations,
the latter including crack companies
of militia from Maryland, Virginia,
South Carolina, Alabama and other
states, as we'll as Georgia. Cordial
greeting was extended the distin-
guished visitor by Governor Gambler
and representatives of the city of
Atlanta, the commercial club and 9TH
er organizations. The admiral will re-
m ain in Atlanta until Monday when he
will 60 to Birmingham.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-03
HOLY KISSES
At the Dunkard Love Feast.

HAGERTowN, Ind, Nov. 3.-Dun-
kards from various parts of Indiana
and western Ohio srepr esent in force q,
the annual NEE ting of the sect which
is being held at their large church,
near this town. The meeting
is in no sense conference,
but is rather love-feas
in which the apostolic commands re-
gardipg sacraments and feet washing
are literally carried out. At these an
nusl meetings the men greet each 9TH
er with holy kiss, while the women
sit apart and do no speaking in meet
ino
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-03
THE QUARANTINE RAISED.
Southern Pacific May Now Haul
Local Freight Out OF New Or
leans To Texas pointS-psS
Senger Embargo Still On.

"Tae quarantine on freight entering
the state has at last been raised, -
said Supt. Martin of the G. n. this
morning. A telegram received from
General Manager Van Week at Hous-
ton was as follows:
Estate of Texas has raised quarau-
tine against our freight except house
hold goods. Notify all concerned.
1--WE have every day ordinarily from
40 to so cars of local freight out of New
Orleans" continued Mr.. Martin. "Tbis
includes extensive shipments to Texas,
points of sugar, molasses, groceries
and merchandise, and the state quar-
antine has shut off this business entire
ly, with consequent monetary loss to.
the company. Therefore this raising
of the quarantine means much to us'
The embargo on passenger traffic
has not yet been raised, and until that
is done the Southern Pacific company
will still suffer from decreased traffic.
The raising of the quarantine is sup
posed to be the result of. the INDUCTION
asked for denying the state of Texas
the right of quarautining against the