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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
wood About Recovered.

Boston. Aug. 2-Mator General Leon- ard Wood. II. s. A.. who returned from his command in the Philippines few weeks ago for a slight operation on his head. said today that he expected to resume his duties in the far east in about a month.
 General Wood Is staying at the home of friend near Boston. where at the suggestion of his physician he will re- main for the next two or three weeks. putting in his time as far as possible in out of door exercises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Columbus vfgiIant.

Columbus, Ga, Aug. 2.--(Special)- The city council today declared quar- antine against all cities where yellow fever exists or may exist. Oficers will be placed on all incoming trains. The period of absence from fever in- fected localities required will be twen- ty days; otherwise. admission to Co., lumbus will be denied.
 An ordinance was adopted this af- ternoon broadening the powers of the sanitary department. The department is given the privilege of cleaning pri- vate lots when the property owners are tardy in doing so. assessing the cost against the property. vigorous sanitation campaign is now on in Co., luubus,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03

Powell and the Misses Daisy and Marie agreed to dismiss the ha- beas corpus proceedings begun by Mrs. Powell. who alleged that her mother was being held a prisoner by her two unmarried daughters.
 It was agreed that Patrick Henry of Vicksburg, the administrator of the Mulholland estate. shall have the man. agement or the affairs of Mrs. Mulhol- land in the future. He will decide where she will live and at what times she will visit her daughters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Nexro Business League.

New York. Aug. 2.-The National Negro Business League, of which Booker T. Washington Is president. will hlod It's sixth annual convention In this city on August Is. 17 and IS. Four hundred negro business men, represent ing every State in the Union are ex- nected to attend. Several prominent men have been asked to address the convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
AIabama safexusrded.

Mobile, Aug 2.-(Special)-The is and has been for some days an under current of opposition to the bringing of fruit vessels into this port just at this time. With the accession of ves- sells heretofore going to New Orleans. some claim. the menace Is not incon- siderable The quarantine board. how ever, nas given assurance that all me- cessary precautions have been and are being taken in this particular and that Mobile and all Alabama Is completely safeguarded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Blanchara,s Side of It.

Baton Rouge, La, Aug. Ex-Governor Blanchard gave out lengthy state ment tonight covering all the devel- opments in the controversy with Mis- sissippi. in the course of which ne said:
 while it is my firm intention to employ the means at my command to afford adequate protection to the citi- xens of Louisiana and give them abso- lute immunity from further acts of depredation on the part of the Missis- sippi quarantine guards, trust that further friction may be avoided. In the hope that serious trouble might De averted thereby I wired the Sovernor of Mississippi this afternoon calling his attention to the published reports of the acts of the Mississippi quaran- tine patrol boats and advising him that official reports confirmed these pup lished statements. In this telegram l said: I must ask immediate cessa- ton. Prompt action by you will avert trouble
 Later I received the following re- ply:
 "Jackson, Miss. Aug. 2. "'Governor N. c. Blanchard. Baton
 Rouge. La:
 "T shall instruct the Mississippi quarantine guards not to enter upon Louisiana territory or violate the law of Louisiana and I am going to also see to 1t that the people of Louisiana are not permitted to violate the quar- antine regulations of Mississippi. see no necessity tor any trouble.
 "'signed) James K. vardaman.
 "Governor.'
 .T trust that Governor vardaman's assurances will prevent recurrence of the invasion of Louisiana waters and unwarranted seizure of Louisiana ships. I see no reason, however. to rescind my orders for the protection of Louisiana's citizens. If the Mississippi quarantine boats have exceeded the or ders of the Governor of Mississippi In the past there is danger of their re- beating their recent depredations. It is my intention to exhaust every means in my power to secure the release of the vessels captured and held at ship Island. As long as the citizens Of Louisiana keep within the law they will be protected in their rights. And their right to cruise in navigabie wa terways of the United, States cannot be questioned. a2a@
 "dississippi's Governor may prevent Louisiana boats from landing on Ms sissippi shores, but he may not chal- lenge the right of Louisiana boats to navigate the lakes and channels and sounds leading to the gulf"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
MONTGOMERY ALABAMA. THURSDAY, 3, 1905.

Federal waters. He advised MT. Shaw that the winona had been guilty with interference with the rights of Louis- iana boats on navigable waterways of the United States and Is apparently as sisting Mississippi quarantine patrol boats in interfering with Louisiana cit- ixenS
 The Governor requested prompt ac- ton to stop these practices and asked for the release of the boats held by the Winona.
 The Governor also wired the collec- tor of customs at Biloxi, under whose Jurisdiction the Winona Is. demanding the release of the Louisiana boats, said to be held by the revenue cutter.
 A similar dispatch was sent by the Governor to the officer In charge of the United States marine hospital Jn Ship Island. The latter official was asked by what authority he Is holding the Louisiana boats, the immediate release of which is demanded. No reply had been received to these teAegrams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Lunched with w,IlI.m.

Copenhagen. Aug. 3.-King Christian and some of the Danish princes lunch ed with Emperor William on the Ho- henzoliern today. After luncheon the King bade farewell to the Emperor, who will sail tonight or tomorrow morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
MuIhoilnna Case Ends.

Chicago, Aug. 2.-An end to the struggle over the custody of Mrs. Sarah Mulholland, the wealthy widow of Vicksburg, Miss. was reached in the Superior Court this afternoon when the parties to the controversy. Mrs. May
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Brunsw,ek,. Rigid Quarantine.

Brunswick. Ga-, Aug. Z.-At a special meeting of the local board of health today 1t was decided to put on a rigid quarantine against all infected and suspected points as well as against all southern points. including Savannah.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Going to New OrIesns.

Birmingham. Ala, Aug 2.--The City Council tonight instructed the mayor to send the city physician to New Or leans to investigate and report on the yellow fever situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Case at sumrall. Miss.

Mobile. Ala. Aug. "A special to The Register from Hattiesburg. Miss. says case of yellow fever has developed at Sumrall, Miss. twenty miles from Hattiesburg on ehe Mississippi Central Railroad. The victim Is an Italian who came from New Orleans July 17 along with ten or fifteen others. Dr. Wasdin of the marine hospital service and others investigated and found the Italian who had developed a case of fever fourteen days old. He will re- cover. s#.
 The case is pretty well insolated, but twenty five or more Italians have been exposed to the infection. Governor yardaman has been notified and asked for detail of soldiers to maintain guard. Hattiesburg has quarantined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
ainncharff,s Prptest.

New Orleans. Aug. 2.-Governor Blanchard today wired to the Secre- tary of the Treasury vigorous pro- test against the interference Of the Winona with the Louisiana fishing boats lawfully riding in Louisiana or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
wEATHER FORHCAsT

Washington, Aug. 2.--For Alabamas Partly cloudy Thursday; showers i'm extreme south portion, Friday partly ei0udyJ variable winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
DOCTORS BELIEVE FEVER
 WILL END WITH MINNIHET1
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No s.spieies. Cases H.re.

No Suspicioas Casss Here. At 10 o'clock last night the Board of Health issued the fol- lowing statement:
 We hear that a number of rumors are afioat, both at home and abroad, to the effect that new or suspicious cases of yell low fever have developed in Montgomery today. We assure the public that there Is no foun- dation whatever for these ru- mors. There is no suspicious case of fever in Montgomery and we do not believe that one will develop from the imported case at the Emergency Hospital. Montgomery, 10 ?. m.
 w. M. Wilkerson,
 R. Goldthwaite,
 Shirley Bragg.
 "J. l.. Gaston,
 Board of Health.
 "R. N. Pitts.
 County Health Omcer."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
CONDITION OF CROP
BOTTOMS AVERAGE CONDITION 73b
 THE REDUCTION 17.6.
National Csinnera' Association Makes Up its Report from Replies to
 More Than 1000 Letters of InQuirY.

Dallas, Texas. Aug. 2.-The following is the report of the National Ginners Association on the crop condition and the reduction of acreage as gathered from replies to more than 1000 letters of inquiry sent out by the Association and received at the off1oe of Secretary N. T. Blackwell from July 25 to Au- gust 1. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Preparinx for Relay.

Mobile, Aug. 2.-(Special)-A large force of track layers are busily en- gagged in putting down relay switch for the Louisville and Nashville near Grand Bay, this county, just this side of the Mississippi line. This relay switch. when completed. will be used for the transfer of mall. baggage and passenger from trains out of New Or leans coming from points beyond that city and not infected. The regular train will then run through the city without stopping.
 This proposition has been in abey- ance the past two days and will be- come effective. 1t is learned, so soon as the relay track is built.
 W. L. O'Dwyer. superintendent of transportation of the M. J: and K. C.. Railroad said tonight that owing to the falling on of passenger trafiic he had to vice-President and General Manager Whittlesey the an- nulling of passenger trains Nos. and beginning tomorrow morning, The order Of annuIlment will most likely go into effect tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
A saxan nah Quarantine.

Savannah, Aug. 2.-Mayor Herman Myers this afternoon issued a proclama- ton declaring quarantine against per- sons and personal baggage from New Orleans, the entire State of Louisiana and all points which now have yellow fever. Special quarantine officers were appointed to watch all incoming trains and inspectors are to stop all persons from Louisiana, admitting only those who can show that they have been out of the State for at least six days.
 A telegram from Health Officer Brun- ner of Savannah who Is now in New Orleans was received here today saying in part: Inspection of situation war rants close quarantine of railroads. Alabama and Mississippi quarantines compel passengers to go through these States. Refugees seem to be centraliz- ing in Atlanta. Advise careful inspec- tion Atlanta trains
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03

board to order all railroads not to bring any person to the city without a health certificate.
 The man patient, -racey, was brought here Sunday he had no certificate. It is charg that the pres ent Board of Health .ed to Issue the order as required. ie old board 10 acting until a new 5ard is appointed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Arkausas Into Districts.

Little Rock. Aug. 1.-The State Board of Health held two meetings today and decided that to enforce the quarantine declared Tuesday the State should be divided into four districts. The head quarters are to be at four important railroad points, where railroads center the State.
 The districts will be known as the McGchee division on the south end of the Valley division of the Iron Noun tain, where trains from Louisiana en- ter the State; the Memphis and Bridge Junction division. with headquarters at Bridge Junction. across the river from Memphis; the Texarkana division, with headquarters at Texarkana, where trains from Texas enter Arkansas; and the Helena division. with headquarters at Helena. the most important point in the State on the Mississippi River. Guards composed of State milftiarnen will be placed on all trains entering the State and at all river landinge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03

washington, ss8. k-topeci1A1 w. Heron. A I.SainG lumber merchant of Mobile. sal Siere today that Mobile would suffer some extsnt owing to the ouarant |, against yellow fever at New Orlea. But our people are not in the st apprehensive that the fever wii. make it's appearance in Mo- bile" he said. "Our city is about as clean as any on the map and our peo- ple, realizing that eternal vigilance Is the price of immunity. have kept 1t so all the time. Had New Orleans been as prudent she would not now be suf- fering.
 .Ths plain truth is that New Or leans has brought this trouble on her self by a degree of negligence that is not short of criminal. The rules of safety were relaxed and quarantine regulations were not halfway enforced. There is abundant evidence of this. The fever outbreak is going to hurt all the gulf cities, which were enjoy ing a great measure of prosperity, but the demand for the products of the South is SO strong that the damage will not be nearly so great as 1t was during the prevalence of the disease in form CT years"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-03
Dr. Hunter Coming.

It was said at the State Board of Health today that Secretary Hunter. of the Mississippi Board of Health, will probably be here shortly. Dr. Hunter did not come when the report Of sus- picious casese was communicated to him. but quarantined on telegraphic advices subsequently, received by him. His present visit is tu survey the sit uation generally and especially to study the scientific fight now in progress on
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-13
BEWARE OF IMPosToRs.

Yon can fool all the people some OF the tlme'
YOU can fool some of the people all OF the tlme'
but you can not fool all the people all the tlfe'
The above is 50 true that no matter how ire
frequently persons are warned to beware OF I'M
posters. yet people are willing to allow themselves
to be imposed upon in the name OF charity Az
the head of this journal, ON the editorial page Is
standing notice from the Bishop OF the diocese.
We direct the attention of all our readers to us
purport To still further protect the pubic, the
same notice was published at one time an the daily
papers for month. Yet the people according TO
the reports of the daily papers freely allow them
selves to be swinded. For this there Is no excuse,
as the people, to whom such appeal Is made
could in less than one minute communicate by
phone with the institution the authorities OF
the church To collect through misrepresentation,
or solicit aims is a violation of the law, and as no
person. whether assuming the garb of priest or
sister or any cause pertaining to the church are
authorized by the Ordinary of the diocese, or have
his sanction they should not only be refused but
be turned over the peace authorities for violat-
ing the law
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-13
THE BLESSEDNESS OF THE VIRGIN
MOTHER
Continued from Page ~

hands and narrow thoughts, lay hold on thee? May
not praise the moon without stopping to say
her light is borrowed? The devout spirit is not
critical, and he who worships is best and does not
care to anayze his sentiments. Love is the eter-
nal mystery, which may be felt but never can be
known by man.
We believe. This word persuades me more than all
til. rocks: God has so loved the world! Is it
hard to believe that God loves, and that goodness
gives itselfl7 "We have believed the love- saws
St. John, (which God has for US" God has loved:
all is said Henceforth mystery to me shall
seem incredible. And the sweet Virgin Mother
bears the Fruit of Gods love to men. He is on her
bosom in the Stabe He is in her arms when the
Kings adore Him; He nestles close to her heart in
the flight to Egypt; with her He dwells at Naza-
reth, hidden in God O Motherl said / not that all
things fair and bright thine! And yet athwart
thy pathway, radiant with the light of heaven Law
the shodaw of the Cross, piercing thy soul like
sword Thou art worthy to suffer most, for thy love
is greatest; and those lips which first adorng
touched the Infant Saviour's brow must press His
cold and pallid form with agony equalled only bv
thy love. Thou hast borne Him in thy heart; thou
hast followed Him from Bethlehem to the Cross of
Calvary He is doubly thine-by the hottest love
and the divinest sorrow. Henceforth forever His
adorers must be thy servants.
Why should it be necessary to say that the Clio
ries of Mary are for the sake of Jesus, and that
we acknowledge her to be the first of creatures
only that may confess Him as our sole Creator?
The fundamental rule of the honor which we pay
to the Blessed Virgin and to all saints is that it is
xeferred to God and our own salvation, We praise
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-13

God in those whose lives have shown forr. 1r
mercy and holiness, and thereby prpEn-, tl, H
esteem nothing so much as His love and .: wiz
All worship is derived from God. and Is r.n.
back to Him by all objects which ar. good OPP I...
+iful or true We honor only those whose n,.,-T
Il Is right to initiate. Whatever is the obiar- If
worship. SAYS ST. Augustine ought to- be- rn,. r-LT
Of orr lives: and the church teaches ID, ta Irs.
the grace to initiate what we honor. "TIo f-..
,aIs of martyrs" says st. Augustine again .
exhortations to martyrdom
And only those celebrate the praises Of ,---,;.
who believe that chastity IS virtue WORTHY -
angels. To take delight in great and noble mon
and women is one of our best and most universal IT,
stipcts. The youth who hopes to be- alb orata-,.,.
never hear enough of Demostheuc~: and h. vii.
feels the poets diyincr mind will find III IT, Tad
that IS known Of Shakespeare personal m-,arr
charm and mystery which Will haunt hin. his it.
long. The fascination of biography II H-or9r.
COMMONPLACE 4 great character. BE- r,rll ir.a 4rr.
dreams. gives new zcst to life. and adds r6.
charm of poesy to the solid worth of fact. ration
which has had 10 great men has he'd uo -rrg. lft.-
and religion which has SAINTS + s-.ar.
flenued: it is born Of criticism and of ruu.r..,r
not of inspiration and of faith. What is rl Bill.
but the praise of God in His saints LEADERS NJ
men-ercat kings, warriors, prophets. priests arr.
they all. And the New Testament Is ru.atr tl
biography of Gods Son, with toUcho- her. and
there revealing the meek face Of His Irmaruare
Mother the bowed head of sweet S. la-daca
Peters eager faith. and the deeper love John
And St. Paul today stands forth from 1aa INSPIRED
page. clear and certain, once he stood ou Mars
hill. against the Grecian sky, sowing GoJs word
(To Be ContinuedJ
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-13

The unholy designs of the stockholders and off
GERS VIRTUALLY one and the same) of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society upon the sacred funds of
their policy hoders-indicated by holding the
100000 of capital stock upon which the annual
dividend is limited to $1,000 by the provisions of
their corporate charter at the sum of about 49,
000,000-is about to be nipped in the bud. The
movement the part of the policy holders to GUST
the officers seems assured of success, and the So
100000 of surplus in the Golfers of this concern viii
thus be secured for the benefit of its rightful own
ers. The common people" seem to have an sin
ming" these days, and they are obviously deter
mined to score with a vengeance.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-13

When (sef-styled) practical Catholic moral
ist" sententiously declares: Il have no patience
with the unco guild" it may safely be assumed. we
opine, that the phrase is used in a sense all his
own; that, for instance, it does not, from his view
point typify the saints of God who preferred to
lay down their lives rather than to besmirch their
precious souls with one unholy thought, be it ever
so trivial! Mayhap his patience is tested beyond
the sticking point by men and women who har-
Dor in their consciousness impracticable unat-
tainable ideals! Or is forsooth, his apprehension
incurred by those individuals who have abiding
peace unless they are daily conscious of some adj
vance iii spiritual growth? But to be fair to this
practical" moralist it must be stated that he him
self defines the type alluded to as 'those Christians
who habitually roll their eyes toward heaven and
see evil in everything" Query: Would not our
'moralist' render himself less obscure by desig
mating his 'bete noir" as "hypocrite" or 'piet-
list" thus simply proclaiming himself in agreement
with all the world of men
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-13
THE LAW RELATING TO LANDLORD AND
TENANT
Continued from Pare Ii

q
renting premises in business block to use the
outer walls for signs and the eases have held that
where ne has not restricted his right by agreement
he IS entitled to such of the walls.
Many landlords not aware that, unless tho
provisions of the lease be broken by the tenant.
they have no more right to enter the premises of
their tenants than have strangers. landlord who
enters and attempts to remove a plant make
alterations even though the alterations are to his
mind beneficial to the premises to put up signs,
Is guilty of a trespass where under like circum
stances stranger would be guilty
1T tenant abandons the premises before the
expiration of his term the landlord has right to
re-enter. But where the landlord claims there has
been forfeiture for the non-payment of rent he
must, before re-entry be sure to comply with all
the formalities of the law, as, by making a demand
for the amount of rent due, on the last day, the
premises, and at a convenient time before sunset
If the tenant has agreed to pay taxes and has not
done so, before the landlord can re-enter he must
demand the payment of the taxes within the period
required by law. In other words, the landlord. be
fore re-entry for a breach of contract. must be
careful to comply with the statutory and common
law requirements in his state. The landlord may
enter to make repairs when he has agreed in his
lease to make them, he may enter to demand
rent that is due In Kansas case it was held that
if after the tenant had refused to pay the rent and
had begun to move the landlord moved out the
rest of the tenants things and took possession, the
tenant had no cause Tor action
Where one has given a lease to another without
excepting any rights or privileges to himself other
than the payment of the rent he has practically
sold and conveyed the premises to the tenant for
the time stated III the lease, and he has no more
right to interfere during the term of the lease with
the tenants peaceable enjoyment of the premises
that he would have to enter the premises Of to
whom he has given deed
In our next we shall discuss the tenants right 10
l. LII IL I IL
premises for purposes other than those agreed
UPON
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-13

Dame Nature is assuredly displaying herself in
her most bewitching aspects in this, her most re-
spendant haunt-the peerless Salt Lake Valley
during this charming month Of May. To view
our snow clad hills in all the ndescribabe lustre
and radiance OF one of our matchless sunsets, is
to experience exaltation of mind and transport
of soul that would richly recompense one for days
of arduous travel and deprivation. Dull indeed
and sadly impoverished, must be soul of that man
who can view SO sublime a scene unmoved in heart
and mind; who is not moved to bare his brow and
breathe prayer of homage and Thanksgiving to
the divine Author of all this unutterable splendor
and glory.