Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-19
NORMAL CONDITIONS.
They Are Fast Being Restored Doth In
City and Country.

New Orleans. bet. is.-with the end
OF successful Federal campaign
against yellow fever near nj hand New
Orleans II rapidly returning TO normal
conditions. and II only remains for The
lifting Of remaining guarantees to re-
store completely business activity. The
quarantine has been relaxed sufficient
ly and lifted entirely by enough COM
munities TO permit large numbers OF
country people TO come here. Business
houses are also managing TO get men
out into the country. While possibly
there be some variation from the ex-
ceedingly low report OF new cases dur
Ing Tuesday. the probability Is there
will be complete DISAPPEARANCE OF
cases before frost makes It's appear
ance here. the authorities confirming
the knowledge that there IL very little
fever now here by the Insignificant
number OF deaths that are occurring.
Improvement In tho country keeps
pace with that In the city. Tuesday
there was but single death outside OF
New Orleans. The few cases at Patter-
son within the past three days indi-
cate the town Is almost immuned. At
Kenner only thirteen remain In the hos
pital. gathered from wide stretch OF
surrounding territory. ST. John parish.
on the Mississippi Valley road, which
at one time reeked with fever, Is now
declared To be free All cases at New
Iberia are In six houses IN one section
" the city. Al Lake Providence the
negro hospital has been closed and the
white hospital viii go out OF business
this week.
Because a large number OF people are
anxious to come here for the presidents
reception. Crowley expects to lift the
quarantine on the 25th.
on the same day Avoyelles parish
will remove her restrictions.
The proposed inviting OF President
Roosevelt to visit the emergency hos
pital will probably be cancelled because
II Is expected the institution will have
been closed by the time he gets here.
During the presidents visit DIR. White
will present his entire stan. who par
tIcipated In the fight here. TO the chief
executive.
on the completion Of his trip Presl-
dent Roosevelt will have visited every
state In the Union.
After his arrangements for his trip
had been completed the epidemic OF
yellow fever broke out at New Orleans.
one OF the principal points In the presl-
dents itinerary. He was urged by
many Of his friends that he ought not
10 visit New orleans at the time sched-
uled lest he be exposed TO the fever.
To the people OF New orleans the presl-
dent suggested that. II they preferred.
he would postpone his visit 10 that city
until later date. Assurances were
given him. however. by Mayor Behrman
and by officials Of marine hospital ser.
vice that at the time Of his proposed
visit to the Crescent City the danger
from fever infection would practically
be out OF consideration. Quarantine OF
other states against Louisiana and New
Orleans a. stlll I'm force. however, and
In order not 90 violate quarantine regu-
lations the president changed his itin-
erary 80 as TO make New Orleans the
last place he should visit. II Is his In
tention after spending the Goth In that
city TO board the armored cruiser West
Virginia and make the return trip 10
Washington by sea. He viii make the
trip from New Orleans 90 Norfolk Va,
on the West Virginia and Journey up
the Potomac river from Norfolk TO
Washington I'm the Mayilower,
only one yellow fever case was re-
ported up TO noon wednesday.
Pensacola reparts three new cases.