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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
ILLINOIS PUTS RESTRlCTION
ON HEALTH CERTIFICATES.

REPUBLIC ErEC1AIA
Cairo. m. August THE State Board Of
Health to-day ordered . restriction in .he
issuance Of health ce.tthc1te:. and in 'he
Illinois and persons who are vouched for
by Illinois perHons.
Health certificates have heretofore been
issued to all who applied. ard strangers
have Jared rs we'll n those known to
the inspectors.
field to-day. to he absent until the latter
part OF the week. doctor George T. Pal
mer. assistant to Secretary Egan. - in
charge OF the inspectors.
Before departing for Springfield. Doctor
Eg1n began . campaign against the fe-
male mosquito. and Issued an order to the
health officers in Southern Illinois request
the MOSQUITO by applying oil to all cis-
terms. rain-barreis. cess-pcols and vaults.
Following II the order. in part:
''On account Of the prevalence ct yellow
fever In various parts Of the South ana
the constant increase In the number Of
the State Rcayd OF Health. charged with
the protection OF the interests Of the lives
and health Of the people OF Illinois. to
cal; upon the local health officers Of cities.
towns and villages in the Southern part
OF tine State Z" Immediately institute such
the best sanitary conditions.
''Aa \ means OF transmlssio1 OF yellow
fever Is known to he the female Of q cor
tain species cf mosquito. known ~ the
stcTomyia fasclata. ami AZ these mosqui-
toes are known to live and multiply IN
ponds and vaults. every effort should ne
made to destroy such mosquitoes and to
render these avenues Of growth and Yfo-
pogaticn Of the mosquito harmless
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leave and cast hb lot With the men vha
were compelled to remain there.
DISCUSS fever SITUATION
III missouri AND KANSAS,

Kansas City. No. Aug. IA conference
attenoed BY Doctor J. a. b. A6cock, SEC
reta!y Of the Missouri 0tate Board ol
Health: Doctor 3. J. Cfumbine. secretary
OF tho Kansas state Board Of Health. and
Of this city. was held here to-day 70 dis-
suss The yellow fever situatioa In the
Representative Of the rallsuoAs wAjelI
reach the infected districts were present,
and they we're Informed BY the health Of
ncere that NO person who ha6 been ex-
posed TO yellow fever must b beoughl
within the borders Of Missouri o. Kansas,
BE- guarded.
The railroad men were told that 10 pas-
sensers from the South. who had not 6eeu
brought into these two states Tho ran
road men assured the health olDeialo tha1
they. were already ob0efv1nG these pre-
cautions
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
PLACE REVENUE CUTTERS
IN QUARANTINE SERVICE.

ievenue cutter W'incna. which - now at
Gulfpcrt. Mis-. the revenue cutters For
ward. nov at Key West: the Hamilton. at
" G.. have been ordered 10 Gulfporf :or
the purpose Of maintaining the national
quarantine. and viii proceed to that point
at once.
They have been directed 20 act under
the INSTRUCTIONS Of Captain ". O. Ross.
chief Of the Revenue Service. who de-
parted tonight :or New Orleans
boats viii he needed in order 10 make an
effective patrol. and to this enti any boats
required will be employed and the revenue
cutter nag hoisted over them and rev
enue cutter oflcer put or board.
They will then be. TO all intente. Gov
ernment vee9rls. ana will have the same
jurisdiction a. the revenue cutters. which
viii enable them to 90 into any waters.
II IN believed that In This way An efficisnt
quarantine can bO main; sincd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

became sack and hurried TO the platform.
A panic ensued. and people almost
crushed each other getting out OF the car
and fleeing In every direction.
The MotOrman and conductor ned. ana
II vas nearly an hour before another crew
could be induced to take the car into the
barn. the affair blocking trahic on the
rroort from the archbishopsic this
evening at 6 O'Clock vas to the eifect tnat
Doctor I.arre had Just LEFT Archbishop
Chapeile and that tae preiafe vas siightiy
Improved.
Mayor Behrman received . telegram
from l. Foote. president Of the Bank Of
Canton. Miss. to-day. contributing $i0 70
the yeisovr fever list The message WAS
,n:ed Chicago. This is the frst donation
from the State Of Mississippi to help hsht
the fever plague.
York Life Insurance Company. wired
from Nex York to-day. contributing 0.OS
to the fund through their local agency.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

have charge o: all quarantine lines. He
will have headquarters OF his own.
Doctor Quifman kohnke. City Health
O6icer. denied most emphatical1y to-day
the rumors that he would probably step
down and out. now that the direction cf
the war on fever hs 3 been transferred TO
IN. Federal authorizes.
He declared that. his policy would Be- to
Federal authorities and to night the battle
with them.
This afternoon. when the heavy travel
OF shoppers and business men was moving
uptown. one Of the large cars o! the
PFytania efreet limo vas literally eMpt;esI
and left standing On the tracks without
a motOrman or conductor. because :Ee
cry was raised that an Italian on the car.
VIII" was suddenly taken III. had the
black vomit''
The car was packed with about To- per-
sons going home to early dinner. In the
front Of the car sat an Italian. The man
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

The Influx q: yellow fever refugees Z"
81 Louis. while no;ic.Ahly large. was not
SO great Yesterday as "n the day previous
Last night the Mobi!.. and oh'". Ililno's
Central and Iron Mountain trains from
IN. South brought In the largest number
If rerHnns Of anr dur.nT the day, =, g,
Hsns :, 'h"s. 1sra to 1!Tse T.S ."n Nas =; H.,;ie
G.ern. the riches: woman n the c'fid
H.. .sne direct from Texas. arriving: ON
r-'ns"e-iad.r rain. ht- stated POSITIVE.
- thar BE did not Ccfre north because OF
his fcsr q: III. yellow fever.
~. creea declared that l,e Was on h!s
eay 80 Washington. j.. -. rn 4 business
mission. From that city. he SAYS h" VIII
''Th"T. - no :.ii"w fever IN Texas.
sa,I III. YOUNG railroad raGra;c- Il
must frankly admit. a"wev,r. :haf some
persons I'm Texas are alarmed over ;ie
s,ai.r,,ic in ~. Southcr,. country. but NJ
~ ~. present THE exodus cc Texans To
i.ir North has been small
The rcr-r.-- who arrived n 81. io.'s
y~s.s-i5, ~ers incliuet. To avn;G those
who .,:csrionsc. them regarding III" eitus-
tlOu r. III. Sautf Tr.y wcD: to hotels
ard 80 ~ Others r'ts preceded them
wn.~. 10 yellow ferc- exists
Il all - the hotel arrivals from the
SOUTH. rEe nam. ~ rrs stricken -it- -
nos s ycn more tisu once ter twice or .ac'1
-r.is-e- Tn. -.r,. e: Louisiana. or
Miss. s;prt' a.: Ears. Hut ;h. ;.Lrl.c ~ the
town ~ c::y from wh!ch the guest came
=
Many persons who arr;-.. ~, tho trains
r-c.-, -r- yellow :sy.T districts. I'D rot
,.aNc i.s.in; Station They made rT'psra-
;inr~ for their igTI:r...sts departure to
other points. chi ago seemed 70 - tbs
rnoS; rp-'ilar i-stt-Tstior 80 the visitors,
hat i-i riEny Instances. The refugees
h.,4rz.s' re.,hcuud trains fer colorado. a
,ev gong "a the Northern Lakes and sum
rrl.r r.>o::<
Hr,c=S the arrivals from New orleans
vs.;---isv vas y l.. Gsu!-r. chief train
dispatcher Tor IA" Jexi's1 International
Railroad a; Tor-.c-. Mexico.
IL. Is sio-rine at ;hc Terminal Hotel.
~hs,e he ALL through necessity. remain
fo- I've .!ay< ssfor. II. can g.: health
co-,ifcate f-rrI THE lcc.I Board Q. Health
- Nss s:SiI:n< 80 kEs.vfiie. N.. scv-
..zi days sSc" said Mr.. CURE. WHOM !
s.eCI,f-s. Z. retain -O NV horne IN Mexico
J got - FAR s.s-.s R- SrS orleans Whs n
| irsr-e! shat the trains oct 90 tia; city
or .he Southern Pacific and Texas Pacific
Sad s~.i pulled %
u coaid 20 nothing tu. return 20 ST
loss. fro-s which place ] f:u'~l to re
,c-r 20 HsN-cr thrcuxh Arkansas ard
Texas I refused heath certificate
s~-.. e.s,saSr of InS visit to Ne~ Orleans.
a,,.. vii remain N ;a~ city for :'Se DAYS
IL crSe- 20 secure -. pzr~-S that vii en-
shl. ne 70 make the :=ir through Ar
kansas s-S Texas successfully.
There are rUc parishes IN IIoz,stana
that 70 trims are allowed 20 .o.S
through Ths ,-A.a thu, ca.re 10 -.
I.,,.ls o. ssvcf sSs Ii.:ross Central rc,i
wzs r-c.ds-. ~i.h refugees We Nere ret
ssrrnistsd 10 sick ois heads or, Of win
,.o>s at ,ry o. ~ s;a:;c-s We pASs~ss
es = sinics Sos.esSs6y xcaid boiler.
SICK tina; bacS cr I ~ia shoot yoas hsz':
a, G-npsis Tenn , refugee n the
car IN vslrh ~ss stisns ;sreU rubber
c,fsh sesr :h- esc&e tas. gathered AZ 'he
stx.fcn. Sr6s.k.sS tasi h~ had ecGo~,1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
AUTHORITIES JOIN
TO COMBAT WEEDS
Vacant Lots Where Mosquitoes
Nay Develop Are Objects of o.
Acial Attention = Many Court
SummOD0eS lSoue0.


ers Or aeents Of vacant loes 10 cut all
weeds thereon. ever one foot in he18ht.
vtll BE rigid1y enN0eced b. eettve co-opos1-
ton between the health and police 0eUArt-
@ents. and orders have been iss9ed to
eveey p0s1ceman IN the CITY 70 Dok0 re-
etandlnG. The police are ass0 ordered to
s:Svrs court sunmoaoeo for thoeo !sspcn-
saSse u the weeds are not cet tm1e0AteH.
Ints osder p due primarily to The preve-
s..,s,0t 0t usatena IA Lcooe vosea
Sss.OSutS 70 DeecucoS epeoemAc: aoe q -
~ 80, ..S sS ,u !osesssu inS o!aSoe ~ rnem0
~ Sity OF moequit0- breeding yeeSA ne
Ky .SrC0 V yess00 !evef m u Soosn -
s,,s,,.0 xH.en g INTO consader.tSon In the n
1ccorssin~ n III ,,s cHsI; Esn;..
RraS ~ sr~-c NJ eS.n - aS asc1S eoco-
Isris a. a. ,i,,s ~ Hucs OF EsncnS 80
appearance a; n nm. ~ n,s.c,.,sc.s IN, sn
w"sss. ~ a9ssocS come from lots on which
ySSss:~ -. s1
,h~ H~.,S sne See0. Sre 0eReo49oao ~
hSsh cA.s.ns =" ~ ~. oottleo ana oencf ruo-
49,. Ssn~Ss Sess':oS =. nOsain9 Vaxef. ono N tnio
~ s@s,.. mosQoScee are bsed ~
H. SSs an,.onsH u = PrSposssa BY ths Health
1.rs ~.s. 20 ss .ao snS eity or sn1o seae-
."s S1s tnoe ootnH away WITH tAe
Ssmpsec7 ot tne mosquito ana M feo0tn9
St@
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
LOCAL SOCIETIES PLAN
MEETING FOR REFUGEES.

Following Tire movement Of the DauEh.
ter. -. IN" Con.-.ieracy to lerd aid 10
the fcycT refugees row coming from the
South. much interest has been displayed
hN kindred societies and by friends oS
ihos.. Ga the -;r.cken district that q gen.
c-aI meeting has been called
This meeting will he held at the Park
hurst apartments. No. IS North Taylc:
avenue. next Thursday at I" o'clock in
the morning Three chapters Of ti,e
lauSfter- and the Memorial Society viii
attend. and several other organizations
have expressed :heir intention cf being
present.
I. s plaHeni 20 hold weekly meetings
sri receptions. tha; the visitors ear,
rosl AZ home and so they will have an op-
lCrfurify TO meet one another.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

Geoesa1 loaDa0eS Rem - y. =. SaSo
0ooy - oeo Ass 0seuSa1o0
- W006.
RKYUBIIc sPEsIAl.
D. PAcl. MINI. Aug 7.-0easeal Man
aaer n. j. Horn tonight mA6s the fol-
losfng statement Of strike conditions On
the Northern Pacific system:
The situation has heen constantiy mn
Ing the day. The strikers are devoe1n6
much attention 70 attempas TO pull QUE
men. and TO interference with the com
pany wires. but in spite Of shis. every
division Of the system shows Q sabasantlAl
net 0pin- RecoGnizan1 that Mr.. Perhsm
nsver calls OF . strike. many old em-
D1syes have either made Applications TOR
pssees during the day or have actually
returned % vesk. Several ssritsss haxe
NinneeoeA divisions to-day. and . nale
AoAAn have hesn re-empSoyed on the De-
knsa ana eoeh % the oehef Western davf.
si0a0.
FREIGHT and pesseaser ssaAe = ocyine
satisfactorily. Tou9eHt travel 10 Yeu0Os
oeons PaTk and the Lewis and CAN m.
position b unusoelly heavy end n eelno
"Tne ssrike vas beoaen IN ne Arss
twelve housD and the rad has been re-
covering sapidly. Mr.. PeSham ard hle
neufenAne0 have repeatedly 0e1so6 1hAe
they would eie uP the ensi1e systeo. Tney
have not only fAile6. but have found it
impeec!aae 9 De .R svse tAe hseneh -
hee Hssa 1eockade1. - Vih
= 80 - bseA 1s1o AUO vsosno -
000G0D1a~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
EASTERN HOTEL MAN MERE.
Robert Clark Of Waldorf .Ast0rii
Visits Colonel Landrum.

Robert Clark assistant manager 81 The
cluded . visit yesterday with Colonel Tom
Landrum. the proprietor Of the Painters
Hotel. M Clark was accompanied bY his
son and came to 81. Louis from New York
City for the express purpose OF calling
upon Colonel lALdrum and renewing old
acqllajntancea.
Nr. CLARK, accompanied BY Colonel Ian
drum. took q drive thrcuGh the restdence
section Of II. Lnuis. He Vas delighted
With the city ~ he found n.
~ was most delightfully."- surprised %
3ald Nr Clark. This Is my first visit
TO 81. Louis. and I am sure that II far
exceis IN beauty my own city Of New
York"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
STATES NEW ORLEANS DID
NOT GUARD AGAINST fever.
TIE Repahi.- Euyeau,

WyoU 60i!dsE&. lSsn ana ss'~-tO
wsSh,a9ton Aug III the State Of
louisiana had paid more attention TO keep
ing out yellow fever and les 70 b.insinx
confronted with the situation that exists
to-day said Representative Bowers IL
Mississippi to-day.
Mr. RoWers had arrived here to confer
With Surgeon General wvmAn OF the Ma
r!ne Hospital eervice with reference 20 she
friction between the authorities O! his
State an.. those Of Louisiana because OF
the operations q IN. Mississippi 92ATsn-
tine beats.
Louisiana does no: maintain single
quarantine vessel. Whiie NE have thee"
he continued. ''and. in addition. she re-
ducesi the period % detention for in
coming crews and passengers from sus-
pec:ea ports from Eve to three days. When
ihe epidemic broke out the period Was re-
stored to I'VE days
We have had but two casee q: fever IN
nv State - far. and. while We do not
apprehend . spread OF the disease. there
In always danger Of IT, 20 that we VII
not feel safe until the plague - stamped
out"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

al
GOVERNOR vAR0AnANS FAMILY
FLEES FROM YELLOW FEVER Peril
RRCBlIc SPECIAL.

q Louisville
through
q
q
q ing naval warfare
The LouisvnIs .
which
q
following K X
Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

New York. Aug. Among the arrivals
~ the hotels here to-day Were the follow
Ing from Missouri:
p loufs-Ars A. Ch~sseau. r Hiddsn Mol.
land: - Herf. Miss weesr. ". - Weber end
NYs Weber q " Siemann. ~. Siems,n
Manhss,sr: = . Mil. w l.. CLARK ". q.
Peel r r sauer w u. s,bske j. s NeNuisy
z smith. imperial. Mi.s 1. scharps. Miss y
echaspf; Ho.eI Assor: e 8 Roh.ls: ~ Her.
X Es:rt. = r v.n .. iIpp. 4 shos:s
E. Bsahey. ~. STRIDE end Slrs stro<3e q.
bsysoo an! Slse Brv.cn Park A,enue: :. J.
wnsht y D Ru:.en Canhes,.nd:
MFe ~. r. selifman. Hoesi Aston: l.. =
lindeisr.- q. T. Dull. r. Rc>hSsg a3d 0so
koehG!e Continental. A. Hee,srsx. = DeSS'
T. J. NcCusdy. Hses'in. a. IL Rs1h. \. ?.
Rsvh. wo:-oss: A. a. Tucker. E. Z. seAaefsr.
Xsvars: Mss r. =. Biseek. Miss D y.
Bieecl s:iisey: a. - Hem: SIfeh Avsn9s: y
4. Gsiyin Grand Union: His. L. r. Eossev.
0usray Hili: q. J. veIlGh. CAf1lisr. u r..
ss,n. = ~ Wc,6. B-iveser~: X A. O1pi-
49, aa6 Nrp Goodrich, Everett. u. ASenna.
IrradWov Central. -. SeeiiG Raleigh: z D.
fv'y. 0FsnoeIs: A. a. Aai- I"-s: " z
AIM; xn":.s ~R c,,y.R. r. e~e9osa ". ). psiso~.
Nsesiin: n Duniap ~. L. Bassefsoe. lmpe-
IN: s. y. nsA1ine. -. B. Gcidsee1n. 2.
Jeii,cfa CsmbsFaand: a. Heidsa. 10O -.
Dunjoo. Hn6el Assor. 2. FSssdbere. g. Deais:
Mr. E Z. Young Jr-. Ksnssngton. ". r.
n. Josecs-A GSssnas. Bsesisn-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
MOVEMENTS o. OCEAN VESsGlS.

MOVEMENTS o. OCEAN vsSS6Gs9.
Dover. Aug. Arrived: Ze9saad. fFc0 No.
Ns~ Yo-k Aus :-Arvived: vs6s.,asA,
Ansa~vp aaa Dover. EoorooA Eostesds0 ana
BoUloGne.
0enSa. ASS. ARRIVED: c,su D, Tcrni. Nsv
Liverpool Aug :-Arrs~e6: Csmsania. Ssv
iork: Tueis:an, AonsreAi-
New York. Aug :.-Afrivs1: Ninsshaha.
sh~reoury Aus. :-AsYivs4: Kfra Prins
New York Aus. :.-pesp:'e the e1sfemely
we're tn a:,e-dsrce ~ the opsnirg nsees Of TIE
SEASON at Na6isc: Square Garden tonight In
Tire professional events Pfank Kramer. The NJ
sisaaI cnaHeSo0. a1ded 90 HE leures0 oy g.
f~A:sg such sfder0 - White gean. Oliver
Te1rion sna 0eosse ernsefbsT. 1hs IaafuFs of
,seen Floyd 1eFa.iand asl HogA 0eiAAA
Hais-n.ile. nc,tce Won ~ a J. ssAlth: J..
T Rsllean. second: ". Martin. third Tl9e.
T.o-miIe anaseur nsen. voa ~ c. 4. 0sr-
.s1i. yanes xss.s ssooea. H. H. KssAas.
rns-. WIN. Tsnn. ..co,d: Joss 6eGe'i. MIRA
T.n~. 2. i: sero01s-
Os.sef Iboriin t0 yAS1ss: John Be0ell . yat6ss.
second: J. FossN - yasds,. shsse- Toa.
T:.:%s;. scs;.;s.sss s:s:: - - 80 H..
r~ns sssfaschI: G A. 0GSee6 ass1esa,. 81
eei. ~. A. Pno - y0sAss. th1R2 ma
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

Some Patients Moved. and A
Will Re Over NOnday.

Building Commirionef J. A. Smith stated
yesterday that the new City Hospital -
ready for occupancy. with the exception
Of . thorough cleaning up. which II In to
undergo Statements to the effect that
the institution was not ready became Of
the delay In completing the plumbing
work we're incorrect. he says Water con.
nectiOnG however. are 90 BE- pFNoareI
Much bedding and some cf the convA-
lesecnt patients were moved tO the new
hospital yesterday. II II expected that
tho patients Will b. removed 10 the new
hospital beginning next Monday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
THREE SUSPECTS REMOVED
FROM SHIP At NEW YORK.

New York. Aug. IA pa4sen6ef and
two of the crew Of the steemsr Comus.
which arrived from New Orleans this
morning. we're Transferred 70 Hoffman
Island for observation. all a them show
in9 = high temperature.
The steamer Was detained af Quarantine
until So THE evening. when she WaS pef.
mitted to proceed 70 her pier.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
MISSISSIPPI OEcl AIRED
TO BE FREE FROM FEVER
REPCBIIc SPECIAL.

,S Jasksoo; . Nis.. AuE; In IN iases!iev
Of the State Board Of Heolth, declared
that there % not single case Of yellow
fever In Nississfppi. and expressed th0
ton in this State.
II regard shotgun Quas0ntlueo a. use
less" said Doctor AunteS. -snd they
adopted. General sanitation ana completo
mosquito extermination - all that b
needed.
The situation - now most encourasing
Of business within the next two Of thre0
weeks
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
PLEADS GUILTY TO Mujna
Vaudeville Actress Claims That
She Acted In Self R-Defenoe.

Chicago. AuG I-Eva Dam. . y1n00.
v11le octress. indeed f1e t1o 003eP q
fore Judge AcEWen to-day and On
nouncsd herself willing % leayo h9R faao
In the hands Of the judge
gnilty in order 70 sire the court fun 541s-
diction. Her 3uetfncat1oa. h0W0v0. ~
declared. lay IN the fact that 1se1eet aAA
ana robbed her She sald So 0hoe I'm
nett only IN 0elf-defenoe.
The pfoeeeuti0n Win try 70 ahOW that
Bennett and Miss Dakin W0o co0OaeDooe
4 Quarrel in0teaA Of 6seng caonoce00 WIN
. h0ld-up The Cosoners j9y e1ons9ltsd
the woman. hut subsequently H. WIDOW
on Bennett took the caae before H. 0gaA4
Jun and secured an ind1ctmsal
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

Dominic Ginocchio Hustains BADLY
Bruised FACE.

Dom!nic Ginocchio. 5 yeafs old. Of No.
fr0 Fairfax avenue. met Wit, an accident
that severely bruised his face last night
Il, company with friend he Vas run
ming to- catch an Olive street car. near
the corner q Ninth street. The friend
reached the platform. but Ginocchio fell
TO the pavement. and Was injured
A large crowd gathered. the Sepo6t hav-
,rg spread that a man had been run down
by car. G.nocchto was removed 20 the
CITY D.spensaYy In the ambulance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
THIRTY CASES Of
fever REPORTED
At PATTERSON, Ia,
Yellow Scomge Develops Sod
denly At City Eighty-Seven
Mites West Of New
Orleans.
DISEASE IS NEAR TEXAS LINE.
Two Persons Are Stricken at Bon
Air. in the Extreme Western
Portion of the State, and
One Is Dead.
NEW CASES At SHREVEPORT.
Federal Authorities Assume CON-
troll in the Crescent City,
Where the Situation
seems to Re Grow
ing Worse.
ECENH, ARK. GUARDS
FIRE UPON STEAMER.

EEFf BIC SPECIAL.
Helena. Ark. Aug. :-The J. Il.
FinsiIay. n Piiisburg and New Or
leans foW boat. upbound. vas fired
sDrn at G,idi iSh; Last night BY
quarantine guards and prevented
frorn taking provisions Ger fgei. both
~ which were badly needed. the
boat LAWN. been unable to pur-
chase .upilies since ieaving New
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
CITIES WANT nef00lo SCHOOL.
Little Rock and Three Othe1D Bid
for New Arkansas lnstitutioo.
REPv-HI.ic GpH1AI.

REPC B1sC EYE 1IAsA
lItflo Rock ATk.. AUG 1-06D fee 0O
Tor which the last Legislature aUpropslaesA
@nN were submitted by IAttle Rock. plnO
Hun. Van Buren, and Atkins today. NH
offered a site free and Van Buren, a06sd
a cash bonus Of E.G9.
A copmistee. consisting Of Attorney
General Rogers. Secretary Of 0taAo Ind-
wig and Commissioner Bradford. WoO ap-
pointed to VISIT the bidding citte0 aAd re-
BORT at the next meeting 0f the Psaften
stary hoard In September. at which time
n site WtI1 be selected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
TO REMAIN WITH TROOPS
0uRl6e FEVER EPIDEMIC.
RErr Bi.Sc SPECIAL.

San Antonio. Tex.. Aug MAJOR
Charles J. Bailey. commander % Je6efson
Bayr1cke, Who - on leave OF abeence. has
aosffed Genef1l Lee cf she Department Of
Texas that IN vSeW Of tAe yellow fever at
Nee Orleans he WfIi relinQuish his leave
of absence and remain With the troops at
Jefferson BNS5Acks during the eptde@tc.
Major Hai1ey. It. the 0otheeak of the
feves. aahod for Q speedy reRova1 q The
src0pa fFo0 Je9erSoa B4syacka. but Ohen
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
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SrE: NER KENNEDY
~ QUARANTINE SERVICE.

The steamer Kennedy Will be
placed on quarantine to-day and
viii haze IN ho,rd :Wo ST. Louis
doctors and two nurses. ]; Will
make trips down the river to Quar-
anf.n, and return.
The INSPECTION ~ trains will Re
gin TODAY. and "a corps Of nine
phys,c.aIss from the city iast;tu-
.,s. sA..lHlr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
TEXAS RANGERS 10 AID
IN QUARANTINE SERVICE.
REPtEf.iCs sPM1AX

Dallas. Tex. Aug. TIT vas lsalns1
Huien. State Health 6mesr' TsSor snd
Governor lAnham. after Q oell6e1ative
conference Oh the yellow fever situation.
have determined to employ part Of the
sist in guarding the LO0is1an6. AFkansa0
and Mexican boundaries.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

mined and he became IN easy victim %
the dread disease
NcSoriey, steward Of the institution, and
his little daughter Katie. aEod ~ years.
The child died. but M. Nc3orley Secov.
cred.
A few mild cases wese reported IN North
81. L0u1N but they Were under thu care
Of private physictane. and were Of those
Of residents Of 81. Lcut: who had been
from The South.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

NafuFp'D beauty reseorsr. BelcheP 0ul-
sSo-0oltne furkiSh Baths. resecfep the
eo0oseI1on Of youth. Fourth and Lucas
ove1oe. Open day an6 night
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
D'g:SER NOW EXISTS
- RsDxs WHOLE STATE,
0\GEsT1ON At PATTERSON
sNENrECTf:D NJ a. Ts0ORlTuEs.

'te report from Patterson came like q
Zap ~ thunder from ,''sa. sky. The
authorities were rot looking FOR 1. from,
nat tif"rtion Patterson was not sus-
yc-f.a
NJ susnl' io- had ever existed thor.
until last night. when n r,:mnr was re-
'-i'.i tu.' y case cs suspicious fever had
developed fh.:"
lNT-F's w"r. hurried % the scene and
Information today is t.iar there are from
went. .-ifE" fo thirty cases Of WeiI-teyei-
.r'a fever in ~. town. possibly more
than tiA,
IN. Marin" Hospital physicians have
sss.li II scattered ba ,nv-p
The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-24
Harmony.

Nj Cyrus Page of Spokane Wash
is visiting his brother in-law f. X.
Hurd.
Mrs. Marion Lidln of Habowell is
also spending a few weeks with her
father, Mr.. Hurd.
The central Office of the telephone
has been moved from Reed & Co store
to the house of Mrs ~ Haynes who
will tend the switch. The number 4
line has been completed and the town is
now well wired.
Robert L. Pratt left Saturday, for
Boston where he will spend few weeks
with relatives, and goes from there to
Florida to spend the winter with his
father who is located there.
Ira Hatch and wife of Hartland, were
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Farrar has returned from
Scion where she has been stopping fol
several months.
l.. W. Herrick is in Aroostook county
on business.
The family of Rev. Mr. Walsh have
arrived aud they are established in
the parsonage.
Harmony Grange held special meet.
ing on Saturday evening and the young
people gave a very pleasing program.
Next Saturday will be children's day.