The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-28
@ WEATHER FORECAST.
 washingten, July 37.-For Alabamas Scattered shewers ssd thunderstorms winds.
State line and that city along the Louisville and Nashville Railroad

Stat6 lIH6 anu tu0t Clty alOnG Cne Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
 The Advertisers representative called at pr. Mohr' once to see Dr. Sanders. He very courtaously stated that inas- much as he had just arrived and was. as yet. unacQuaiuted with the situa- ton. he did not feel warranted in giv- ing out a statement. He said, how ever. before resuming his close conver- sation with pr. Mohr, that he would at once assume charge of the quaran- tine of the State and get busy"
 Mayor Lyons, in impressing upon the officers of the police and sanitary department the necessity of having the sanitary laws enforced, found good re- suits in the morning report. This af- ternoon nineteen warrants were sworn out before Recorder McAieer for as many persons who had not complied with the law so far as sanitation was concerned. These will be dealt with severely.
 Another twenty four hours and not single white death recorded at the health office was the record. With not a white death since cunday, and only two negro deaths. the physicians and especially the board sf health feel that Mobiles sanitary condition is above par. This record is one of which any city might be proud.
 Mobile, so far e the fruit trade from the tropics Is concerned. has already begun to reap the benefit of the vir- tually closed door at New Orleans. Imperator. of the Biuefield Steamship Company's line. arrived up this after noon with twenty-seven thousand punches of bananas. and having com piled with the quarantine regulations discharged her cargo. There are some here who still oppose the bringing of fruit vessels into this port from the Central and South American countries.
 Mayor Lyons this morning. speaking to The Advertiser representative. said that the most gratifying results had been received through his proclama- ton to the people to clean up their premises. In every section of the city yesterday and today marked activity was noticed by the patrolmen and san itary oficers. The street superinten- dent has been working. early and late. going to the worst locations first and working systematically to get the city in first class condition, so far as men ace to health is concerned.
 oil has been used most liberally throughout the city. thirty barrels hav- ing been used this week. More has been ordered and will arrive before the present stock is exhausted. The mayor has requested that all persons having complaints as to dangerous To- cations report them to him and they will be looked after at once.
 There is absolutely no fear in Mo- bile at this time. although the news of the near approach of the yellow pestilance. would. under ordinary cir- cumstances. he calculated to stir up the people. The quarantine restrictions are in the hands of reliable men and all who come from New Orleans or any of the coast towns are required either to go to the detention camp or pass through on trains, northbcund. under lock and key. s
 Chief sRondeau of ths poiics Aspart- ment last evening learned of the pres ence in Whistler. a suburb. five miles away, of white man named Stringer. who came there from New Orleans. having eluded the vigilance of the of ficers in one way or another. Ohicer Tom Boltz was sent to Whistler and he succeeded in capturing Stringer. who was brought here and placed on the southbound Louisville and Nashville train at 3 o'clock this morning and sent to the detention camp near New Orleans.