The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
QUARANTINE WILL REMAIN
 ON WHOLE STATE OF FLORIDA

put on the quarantine indefinitely ana will if things alter in the future, ii he sees fit. modify 1t from time to time
 The last persons to leave Florida fol Alabama were those who took advan- tage of the short-lived modification Of the quarantine which was in force against the two Florida counties named for a few hours yesterday and up until Il o'clock last night. The supervis- ors of the Alabama service all over the State were advised last night by Dr Sanders anent the measure against Florida and were ordered to put 1t into effect as rigidly as they have been do- ing in the case of New Orleans. the Mississippi coast and Louisiana.
 The excellence of the quarantine sys- tenn now being enforced under Dr. Sanders's administration was well il- lustrated Friday night when he de- termined to quarantine the State against all of Florida. As soon as he received unofficial information about II o'clock in the night that there were eleven new cases of fever in Pensacola he wired and telephoned the State guards working trains in the Southern part of the State. Before daylight every officer in the States service had been notified and was on the alert for passenger out of Florida.
 The trainman on the Alabama and Florida division of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad turned back a whole trainload of passengers at about 5 o'clock yesterday morning. Most of them were from Pensacola, but not a few were from points in Florida not in either Escambia or Santa Rosa Coun- ties. They were given little time to stay in Alabama and were sent out on the very next train going in an oppo- site direction
 Will Protect State Line.
 To strengthen the quarantine lines Tn south Alabama the State Board of Health yesterday. through Dr. Sanders, instructed Supervisor w. L. Mason at Flomaton to add sufficient new men to protect the State thoroughly against infection from Pensacola. These men will be put both on the trains and the dirt roads and in the latter instance will material yassist as well as instruct the dirt road quarantine systems of the border counties. The border county and village quarantines are reported to the office of the State Board here as becoming more effective and thorough each day.
 Dr. Sanders yesterday said the county officers had just been warned to observe every precaution to prevent leakages from Pensacola. These officers are rallying to the emergency with greater good spirit than was expected for they realize they are close on to what threatens to become an epidemic. It is said that now every dirt road likely to be used by refugees from Pensacola or either of the counties quarantined is we'll guarded and every traveller on foot or in vehicle Is made to give an account of himself. If anything sus- picious is discovered the case is report ed to the county officer and he sees that the refugee. if he be one, Is sent straight out of the State.
 pr. Sanders will go to Baldwin Coun- ty this morning and look over the situation there especially as regards the exposure to invasion from Pensacola Special attention will be given to guarding the banks of the Perdido River along the border of Baldwin County. There are rumors of efforts of refugees to cross the river and make for the interior of Alabama. While in South Alabama Dr. Sanders will make a general inspection of number of tbe county quarantine systems and make such suggestions as are deemed nroner to improve the strength of the cor5on already provided by the energetic work of the county health officers
 Contrary to reports scattered over Montgomery yesterday. a canvass of