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The Van Buren press., 1899-01-28

II VIII meet tut TAX phgtIs VI NIhWlOIu county,
Arkansas for the purpose of collecting the
per capita. real and personal property taxes for
the year 1898 at the following times and places
towit:
jasper township at precinct Monday. Jan le.
Union township at precinct Tuesday " IL.
Lees Creek township at precinct Wed, " lS.
Barker township at precinct thursday, 10.
Cove City township at precinct Friday. " 90
Cedarvlle township at precinct, Sat, " 2l
Oliver Springs tp. at precinct, Monday, " o.
Cedar Greek Up. at precinct Tuesday "a.
Upper tp at precinct, Wednesday, 25
Winfrey tip at precinct Thursday, " 26
Shepherd township at precinct Friday, " a.
Whitley tp. at precinct Saturday. 2s.
Porter township at precinct Monday, f." 3O
Chester township at precinct Tuesday " 81
Maintain tp. at precinct Wednesday, Feb /
Lancaster tp at precinct Thursday. .
Rudy township at precinct, Friday, 8
Dora township at precinct Saturday, "
LAFAYETTE tp. at precinct Monday. G.
Maxey township al precinct Tuesday i" T.
Vine Prairie TIP. atprecinct Wednesday. " s.
Dyer township AT precinct, Thursday g
River township at precinct Friday. 10
Alma township at precinct, Saturday. " H.
Richland tp. at precinct Monday lS
Van Buren at court house, Feb. IA to April 10
inclusive.
When convenient tax payers are requested to
nav at the Office in Van Buren. Parties leaving
the county will be required to pay their tax be,
fore going,
SECTION 12l, Act approved March IS. 1883.
whenever the collector shall have reason 10
believe that any person charged with tax per
sonall Is about 10 r. move from the county with
out paving his tax, he may at any time levy and
collect taxes with costs by distraint and sale
Deputy Sheritfs Of the county will demand Of
sucn persons their tax receipts for the year lSgs
before leaving the county. and should any fail
10 produce them such deputies will make dis
traint
Persons paying taxes on real estate win avoid
troubi- aud mistakes by bringing their last
wears receipt or some other paper describing
lands They should also know the number of
the school district in which assessed.
J. II BRANsoV
Sheriff and eXoficio Collector
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-28
Tax Notice

win meet the tax payers OF Crawford county,
Arkansas, for the purpose of collecting the
per capita. real and personal property taxes for
the year 1898, at the following times and places
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-28

Sl.oo PER BOTTLE At all Drug Stores,
or sent by express on receipt of price.
bllKS Containing invaluable information OF
rSrr interest TO all women, win be sent
tnEs TO any address, upon application. by
The BELBFIELD EEGULATOR co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-28

ARKANSAS has ontgrown the the pres
ent state house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
(slgned)
AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
Causes the Death of A. T.. Harvey-Not
known Whether IL was suicide,

MT a. +. Harvey was found dead in
mis- bed at the Davis House yesterday
morning.
1t is not known whether it was suicide.
Death was the result OF an overdose OK
morphine.
lie arrived az hotel on the sth and regis
tered as r.. y. Simpson, OF Savannah,
Ca. and was given room 10.
lie complained o, being unWcll and
wrote note to Berr.an's drug store. on
Fourteenth and Franklin. and ordered
fOrty-elght one-quarter OK grain NOR
phine tablets. This he had filled four
times uD 20 wednesday night making An
an forty-eight grains OF morphine. the
note 10 the druggist was signed j. u.
Williams.
wednesday he sent 10 the office and
paid Tor his lodging, including yesterday.
Yesterday morning at IL O'CLOCK
a colored boy who works at the
hotel, went up 10 see no" n
was getting on and found the door
locked lie knocked but receiving no an
swer he looked through the transom and
saw the man lying on the bed
lie became frightened and ran 20 Mr.
Richardson, the hotel clerk and told him
the facts. AR Richardson went up and
eA'N ANNh'D NiiA NhNA NiAH ttHAA"HAA @tt"
thought the man dead
The First 20 iee station was notified
and on the arrival OF the officer. he and
Mr.. Richards went 10 the door while
the boy entered the room by means Of the
nre-escape and unlocked the door.
The coroner was summoned and after
examining the corpse said that he had
died from an overdose OF morphine. Dr.
Taylor said he could not say whether IL
was an accidental overdose or suicide.
The body was Identified by several
gentlemeh from the G.. and o. offices as
\. f.. Harvey. and an employe Of the g.
and O. They said that they thought he
was resident of Columbia Va.
The body was removed TO the morgue
whore it will await identification by his
relatives.
A special 10 The Times last night from
Columbia, says.
a. r. Harvey was the only son OF ).
NJ. Harvey, prominent merchant OF this
place. Tie was for long time an .em-
ploye or the Chesapeake and ohio railroad
and also OF other roads IN the South.
lie was promising and much beloved
young man. His sad death is greatly
deplored and his mother and father are
almost Frustrated with grief
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
MANY LIVES LOST
IN THE HURRICANE
edly safe.
MOVING NORTH.
(.osrd ,sIA mon penwuoo)


vrpArttER BUREAU. WARRINGTON.
n q. Aug. acknowledgements cen,fal
norm of eastern extremity OF CUBA NOV
~ Northwest. and probably recurring
Northward South Atlantic and CUBAN
cumming advised 70 remain In port.
MUCH DISTRESS.
KINGSTON. JAMAICA. Aug. 10.-Hurri-
cane bulletins report that the eastern
and northern districts OF Dominica are
damaged: that Guadalupe has suffered
slightly and that Montserrat and Anti
qua have suffered severely. Many OF the
Inhabitants are homeless. cultivation Is
destroyed and the plantations are
wrecked
The Virgin Islands. particularly Tortula
and St. Croix were the worst sufferers
There are many fatalities and much 01s-
tross among the survivors, besides PROB
erty losses.
SANTIAGO DE CHILL Aug. lo-Nia
GALVESTON. TEX.-Tremendous storms
prevail throughout the country.
COMING SLOWLY THIS WAY.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l0.-Ihe west
India hurricane. which has been raging
since early in the week. has been lost
FOR the time being in the waters to the
north Of the eastern extremity on Cuha'
where the weather bureau oHlclais IT,
ported 10 this morning.
IN II keeps I'm its present course the
storm will reach Nassau in the Bahamas
Tomorrow. Its progress has been very
slow. averaging about five miles an hour
with diameter approximating probably
500 miles.
Warnings have been sent 20 cities on
the south Atlantic coast on the porth-
ern coast Of cuba and the Bahamas. al
visng that all shipping remain In their
harbors until the storm has passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
THAT O0SSlER.
Editor ole Temps Describes Con'ens'
Document.

r,-.no,. 10 pressense. editor Of le Temps
~ paris sends the following 10 the Ne"
vorl, Journal regarding the famous prey
fus Dossier: ..,.--i.,. ,,r,or the
Dossier now under examination az ~
~ trov- its contents from the one
- No has mastered it best. Ihat
- fe pemanre Dreyfus' lawyer. ne
'..,,it.d every word of it twice. hrst IT.
500 ana again before the present lIl'l
qT5e Dos-icr is a collection Of numerous
.1,..,,,,oots supnoeed 20 bear upon tne
I,~o,.f,,s case. IL consists Of two paris
namely. military and diplomatic.
~ a. comuosed of about nine hunurcu
diTcront papers. OF these 900 are Wnois
,ninDortant. There are many l1e.,l'
from women retailing gossip. IHese VIZ
mon are either personal Iri.lu9 VI "' ..,,.
officers or their misire7se7' l''''
is Of no consequence.
7, is something IKE this; II mot Wo-
ma, who met another woman VINO heiIu
orotbor woman say she knew a woman
p.bo dreamed that Dreyfus nad reia'l0i5
with the German embassy
No h,tt mon blinded by class prejudice
could think of putting such silly letters
I'm the Dossier I'm point or iact some OF
the higher officers are not only pFeJu-
diced. but ignorant
me intellectual weakness or Boisdeire
and MERCER was the laughing STOCK OF
the army before attention was called on
by the Drcyfus case.
OF tho 30 serious papers some are re-
ports of moro or less consequence lhere
are some forgerics in the bossier
The reason for secrecy does not arise
from anything the Dossiser contains re
earding Dreyfus u is because certain
documents or letters mention a scandal
i'm which Schwarzkoppen. the German
military attachc, and Panizzardl' the
Italian military attache. are alleged TO
be concerned. Tho Countess De Nuns
ter's name Is also connected with that Of
another wel-knoWn woman OF Paris.
Revelations Of this nature, even If well
founded would not bring on war Win
either Germany or Italy. If war Is made
for such q cause. then let 10 come.
The German Emperor. with his wellde-
fined ideas Of ethics. would be the first
10 punish the perpetrators OF sucn
crime.
The present examination is not definite.
Il is for the purpose Of separating the
documents pertaining TO breyius IRON
others.
There Will then be a public examination
OF the former. but names, me mention or
which might give Onense. VIII not be Ut
tered. Such SIS Gallifets order.
In the United States such evidence as
IS furnished by the DOssier would not be
strong enough to bring "a man into court.
Dreyfus viii be acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

PI.ATTSBURG, \. Y, August To-
President Mckinley and party took
sail on the yacht Elfrida tbs afternoon
in spite OF the Indictment weather. The
wind was strong and there was a good
sea running the waves often dashing
over the bows Of the yacht but the mem
bers Of the party were all good sailors
and they stayed out for more than an
hour and seemed TO enjoy their rough
trip.
President Mckinley was shocked al the
news forwarded to him from the War
Department at Washington at the loss OF
life and property in the great hurricane
in Porto Rico and directed that the War
Department officials take such action in
the matter OF receiving distress as SEEM
ed proper 10 them.
Or. Rixey said this morning that Mrs
Mckinley continued to Improve.
1T agrees with her here" said the doc
tor. land she is much stronger than when
she left Washington"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
DEWEY TO HAVE
ROYAL WELCOME
CONTINUED from First Page)


M SkAOA r 0AN lANh An
Bryan as a candidate upon tho Chicago
platform. General Jackson declared
would stand no more chance than
stump,aIed bull in fy time a political
party bee said. must win Victories to en-
f0rco frs politics AS for the WILD folS
about the abuses of trusts cumuHuns
SD ass t0 eventually lnctc armed resist-
ance. that was the merest folly The
South had tried chat. ana had g0t enough
OF BE-. and the vast industrial interests ln
the North. Doe sald would render such
the country had been aroused by many
things and G was the duty and the mis-
sion off the Democracy to rally and cone
s0ldate lt forcing reforms 10y peaceful
remedies
General Jackson considers Van Wyck
Just the man for the emergency and e.
poets to sec the South rally soliiy to his
support
william IT, McNulty. president of ,ho
local Democratic club. has declined O.
preside at Chicago platform meeting
here to be- addressed by Judge" Taryln.
of Kentucky who. Doe SAYS. has been rl-
ing about the country encouraging a.-
ton1l-m and siauiering the Sew York
Democracy.
After reading the article he said thlt
the silver sentiment in Georgia Us DIVING
out and that the people 1re beginning .n
desire some other candidate u pa.. nf
Bryan. Either German or yam Wt.k
he said. Wll Doe acceptable lo ono people
OF the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
DEFENDER WON
BY CLOSE MARGIN
Such a Sailing Event as is Rarely TO
Be Seen.
THE DIFFERENCE FRACTIONAL.
Only Fourteen Seconds Over a Minute
Between the Two Sioops- The Col
Iumbia's Performance Was
Very Satisfactory.
THE DIFFERENCE FRACTIONAL.

VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS, August
1O.-The old Defender practically won a
race against the Columbia to-day, II time
allowance was given in the direst sort Of
weather for a yacht club cruise. But the
victory It must be admitted, was more
than well earned. and the yachtsmen Of
the New York Club and their guests
never saw before-and may not see again
for years-such sailing event. The mar
gin between the famous sl00ps was four
teen seconds over minute in the thirty
seven mile run from BrentOn's reef lighi-
ship. Of Newport. to the West chop buoy
i'm VINEYARD Sound with "A change h
course at Vineyard Sound lightship. u ia
miles from the start The race betwe n
columbia and Defender was fairly soul
stirring
NIP AND TUCK.
After both got away over the starting
line il was nip and tuck with eased
sheets for almost half and hour. De-
fender just hairsbreadth, comparatively
speaking. I'm the lead. with Columbia
abeam Even after Columbia made a gain
So that Defender could cross under her
stern Columbia did not walk away. as
the heavy breeze hove the latter down
and made her lose distance on repeated
luns.
WAS SATISFACTORY.
To-days race and the performance Of
Columbia was satisfactory ON the score
Of heavy weather She took all that
came. and while eased up several times
there was no evidence that She would
have had too much Of a good thing II a
stake were pending on the outcome Of the
race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
CHAMPION WHEELMEN,
The Racing at the Montreal Meet was
ola Higher order.

ola Higher order.
MONTREAL. August 10.-Another beal-
uful day and a crowd OF 300 people
greeted the second day of the World
Cycle Meet. The racing was Of better
order. There were two worlds champion
ships on the card-the 100 kilometre race
and the mile professional The former
race was a gift for the Chicago rider
John A. Nelson, who won without diff
Guilty. beating Ben GOOdsOn the Austria
Ian. by nearly four miles, and Riddle, OF
Winnipeg. the only other fnisher by
s ven miles. Nelson had much the best
of the pace with a steam motor. q trpiet
and q tandem. Summary:
one hundred kilometres 02 miles 53
fecO. amateur championship OF the world
John A. Nelson. Chicago won; time
20i13 -. Ben GOodson. sydney, Austria
fla. second; George w Riddle. Winnipeg
third Winners time at end of each i've
miles 3 miles time. 9.31; 10 miles 1875 20,
15 miles. 2s12 2-5; ~ miles $3.50 %: -
miles. i7.47: 80 miles. 57:2S 2-5; . miles,
67IC Is: 40 miles 117:3l IS; A. miles,
1854 2-5: so miles. 1885 2-5; 50 miles.
1857 3-5: 60 miles, 1895 40; finish,
2:0ll3 10.
In an hour Nelson rode 81 miles $50
yards against the amateur competition re-
cord of 90 miles 500 yards. made by Dupuy,
OF France. In two hours he rode 81
miles 4Go yards against 81 miles 800 yards,
the best amateur record made by Frost.
Of England.
one mile-professlonal championship OF
the world-nnal heat won by Major Tay-
Tor: Tom Butler second; Nat Butler, third.
Time 1903
Flve-mile tandem-pIrsuit race, profcs-
sional-Nat and Frank Butler won; j. IT.
CoIgan Trenton y. j., and CHARLES A.
Church. Philadelphia, second Time,
q.-q A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
MUTlNY ON A TRANSPORT.
Chinese Crew OF the Victoria Rebel
Against the Captain.

SEATTLE. WASHINGTON, August 10.
Jule trouble that has been brewing on
fhe United States transport, Victoria, Tor
several DAYS. eliminated IN muuny TO-
dav. Nearly sixty OF the Chinese crew
Sscre ia omen rebellion against the cap
talr and bis officers a battle appeared
Imminent at one time and was only
Inverted bv she cool nerve of the ships
drst and second officers. who stood In the
lace of the anery Celestiais with drawn
pistols.
There was drhting for time and
mutinous Cinnamon fought their way
from between decks forward up the com
panlonway to the upper decks and thence
back e. nearly amldship before their on
rush was lnany stayed. Had it not been
for mo presence on board tho ship Of
carpenters and shlpwfghts who were
armed with hatchcts, hammers and SAWS,
the Cinnamon might have won out
Tho reason FOR the mutiny is a demand
for more money and shore leave on the
VARS off ihc crew The Cinnamon have
found out they are 10 work for the
United States government and they de-
mauded extra pay of s. more n month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
DEFENDED M'KINLEY
An Old Soldier Rcsists an Attack
Made hy "a Minister

Made by Minister.
LINCOLN. NEB.. August 9.-The State
Epworth Assembly has been camping here
for a week and President Mckinley has
come i'm for some criticism at the hands
OF the Temperance orators. principally be-
cause of the army canteen order To-day
while the Grand Chief T.mpiar of the
state. the Rev. Air. Snyder. was speaking.
% white-haircd veteran soldier leaped 90
dis feet ana demanded that the speaker
take back what he had said about Presi-
dent Mckinley. Tho soldier cried out:
Mckinley is brave man, good
man. and has ten times as much back
bone as mis- defamers
Mr.. Snyder shriekd back: eyes. he
has backbone enough. but it came from
the depths of HE'LL
The affair created a great sensation I'm
the audience of 5Uoo persons and the old
soldier wis with difficulty prevented from
making SO personal matter. The as-
sembly telegraPhad Che President to-day
"a resolution cOndcmning The infamous de-
csiOn OF Attorney -Gmelal Griggs. multi
flying the act of Congress ab0lishng the
canteon. and appeals 90 the President 10
override him and protect the soldiers
from the injury and outrage inflicted by
the shameful blot ON our military sys-
tenn. which is more destructive 10 life
and character than fever, famine or
war"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
DANVIiLE SURPRISED.
Experts Reports Causes Sensation
Mr.. Ayres Issues Card.

DANVILLE. VA, Aug. 1O.-Special.-
The report Of the expert accountant
made 10 the city Council last night show
ing irregularities in the accounts OF va
r.ous city officials was a yeritable sensa-
ton and has been the talk Of the town
to-day
Mr.. William Ayres. the city collector
whose accounts are reported about nine
thousand dollars short has issued card
10 the public as follows
The un Crsgned 0egs leave % say mat
the report just made % the city Coun-
Gil By Mr.. Boudar. the EXPERT accountant
is great surprise 90 him. He was never
advised with or asked 20 explain any OF
the matters wherein the report reflects
upon him. The report is inaccurate and
unjust and a generous public IS earnestly
asked to withhold the formation of any
opinion. detrimental 20 him in the mat
Ter and assures them that a thorough ac-
curate and impartial investigation Of all
his books and transactions As collector
Of the taxes for the city Of Danvile VIII
vindicate him against any unjust charge
or suspicion Of inhdelty or inefiiciency.
Respectfully
(signed) WM AYRES. JR.
Collector.
No maa in the city Shas stood highey
than Mr.. Ayres. He has been collector
OF city taxes for the past eighteen years.
A vast majority Of the people of this
city sincerely hope that fha further in-
yestigaiion which the Council has ordered
will tend TO bring his accounts nearer 10
a balance. In the meantime. the city viii
takc an necessary steps 20 protect ils in-
tcrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
DEATHS.

BRADLEY. Died. al the residence Of her
father. Mr. r. H. Wright. liOI north
TWenty-sixth street, Thursday evening
August 10th, at J:45 o'clock, SUSIE A.
BRADLEY, devoted wife OF \. y.
BRADLEY. in the twenty-siXth year OF her
age. She leaves a devoted mother and
father. four sisters and two brothers,
and a host OF friends 10 mourn their
loss
A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved Is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
MOTHER
VIII you come 70 my grave
When ms spirit has fled.
And beneath the green sod
| am laid with the dead;
And the heart that has loved you
Is turning to clay,
And in Calvary's cold deWS
] am passing away
The funeral will take place from East
End Raptist church SATURDAY
EVENING at 4:3O y. NJ. Friends and
acauaintances invited 20 attend.
Intermont at lakewood Cemetery.
ROBERTs.,-D.ed at 0:4O o'clock p VI.
THURSDAY August 10. 1892 at his moth
er's home. 4laL north Seventh street
JOHN 5. ROBERTS; aged forty-six
The funeral will be held at Seventh
Street Christian church At ) o'clock
THIS AFTERNOON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
WILL NOT RESIGN.
Mayor Woodward. of Atlanta. Ignores
Request Of Council.

Request Of Council.
ATLANTA. GA, August 10-Mayor
Woodward. whose resignation was asked
for bv the City Council. has declined 10
relinquish his Office. Councilman Thomp-
son called 10 see the Mayor yesterday
al the request of a member of Mr.. Wood
wards family. lie suggested that Mayor
Woodward place his resignation I'm the
hands of the City Council 10 become ef-
fective when and only when the Mayor
has taken another drink Colonel Thomp-
SON told the Mayor that the Council
would probably overlo0 kali that had
occurred n he would adopt this suggestion.
After thinking the matter over all night
and after hearing from a Council Com
mittee this morning Mayor Woodward re-
fused 10 make a conditional resignation.
The City Council met this evening. Az
ter a long and exciting wrangle, in which
DIR. Roy who Is a councilman from the
sixth Ward. and who IS also Mayor Wood
wards family physician. stated that the
Mayor IS fin no condition mentally to
cope with his present troubles, the Coun-
cil decided that a committee of i've should
investigate the conduct OF the Mayor and
other city officials against whom charges
are made This committee, under the
terms Of It's creation. cannot begin work
before next Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

SARATOGA y. v. Aug. lo-summary:
FIRST receive and "a haf furiongs-
Ofcad SO 20 50 FIRST. Tar Hiu Is to p Sec
ond. Post Haste q 20 D. third. Tine
100 IA
second race-ono ml,e-Alpen - TO ID
nrst Beana g 10 ID second. Myth 6 TO u
third Time, la ga
Third race-Lemp Handicap, five fur-
iongs-Maribert q 10 lO first The Scotch
man tsD 10 D. second. Matchim "a to ID
third Time l.02.
Fourth race - mile and a quarter
The Eatchelor O. 10 ID first. Tragedian 6
e. 3D. second, Adolph Sprccdos O. TO u
third. Time goo l-A
Fifth race-siX furiongs-Ndeau lb N ID
first. Dolly Weithon "a 90 - second, Ben
Hada % To % third Time, ll5 L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
stolen Property.

NEW YORK. August 1o.-When tho
Mazet Investigating Committee resumed
its session to-day Mr. Moss. counsel for
the committee said the only book furnish
ed by Captain McCluskys detective bu-
reau. showing robberies. was put In evil
dence by counsel
The record showed that property from
all over the United States was brought
20 New York and disposed Of in pawn
shops and other places. that in 1898 there
was S232.00 worth Of stolen property re-
covered by the police and returned 10
owners and that thus far this year $1,000
worth OF stolen goods had been recovered
and returned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
MEXICAN TRAITORS.
Naqui Indians Led hy old Com
maud"rS OF NfoN.can Army.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. Aug. ia sDe-
c.al 90 the Express from I'D Paso. TcH..
says:
Senior Aeu'rro. of this city, formerly an
officer in the Mexican army and who
was charged by the Mexican Government
with being implicated iu the Och0a reto-
luton. received to-day from ID friend n
Guaymas. Mexico. r. letter. in which the
Gnamas man says:
"The Yaqui Indians now iu the field arc
commanded by old commanders of ODE
Mexican army, who came 20 S0norl.fr0m
Mexico city two months ago. before Che
uprising. The government IS suppressins
this fact fearing 30 would encourage uD-
rlsines lu other portions of the country.
The Yaqus have provisions for q Two
years wax. General Luis Tore viii Dee
relieved from command of the Me2icau
forces. and General Angel Nntez wI
succeed him. D. is reported here that
the Mayoans viii join the reyoui0n'sts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
ComnIimented Richmon1

DR.. Oppenhimer returned yesterday
from Newport News. where he went IN
connection with the quarantine restrir-
tons In effect since the fever scare I'm
that section OF the State Or. Oppenni-
mer reports that the authorities Of New
port News complimented Richmond on
the stand the city took i'm refusing to or
der a quarantine against that city. and
that the people expressed gratitude for
the opportunity Afforded them OF coming
10 this city. when other communities at
a greater distance closed their gates
against them.