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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
KING EDWARD SEES
 CONES YACHT RAGES
OFFICERS OF VISITING FRENCH SQUADRON ARE GUESTS FOR LUNCHEON ON BOARD THE ROYAL YACHT.

cowes. Isle of Wight. August s--The regatta of the royal yacht squadron opened today. The chief event was the race for King Edwards cup. Almost as much interest, however. centered in the race for fifty-two- -footers over the short queens course, which resulted in vic- tory for the Herreshoff-built boat Soanya. The winner was followed by the Movana, the Ertomart, the Maymoh and the Gauntlet in the order named.
 Half dozen started in the race for King Edwards s cup, including Williams Ameriean-built yacht Meteor, which was the scratch boat. The yawl Satanita soon took the lend, the Meteor following. The race was ultimately won by the Earl of Dunraven's Cariad which had handi- cap of fifty-six minutes, although the Satania, the Meteor, the yawl Brynhild and the schooner Cetona finished ahead in the order named.
 The cowes roads presented brilliantly picturesque scene in the bright sunshine The warships were prettily dressed and the yachts, including the American boats Atlantic, Hildegaerd and the Utowana, were ablaze with bunting. Hundreds of steam launches and other boats crowded the waters. passing to and from the lines of the French and British fleets. King Edward on his old yacht, the Britannia. crused about watching the racing, in which much interest was also shown by the French visitors.
 Vice Admiral Caillard commander chief of the French fleet, and other French officers, were guests at luncheon of the royal yacht squadron and spent the remainder of the afternoon attenu- ing a variety of social functions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
r(R. WHITE WILL MAKE DINO CHANGE IN STAFF.

Dr. White will take formal charge of
 rk emergency hospital tomorrow, but t,iere will be no change in the staff. He t,as given instructions to his staff to in- hsst upon the absolute performance of s,fery duty by their subordinates. and has Authorized them to dispense with the ser ., Ices of any man who fails to come up Ito requirements.
 Dr. Lackett of the Mississippi board of health met Dr. White near the state ' line today and they had a conference l over the question of uniform requirements \ for detention for marine hospital certifi- ycates. Some counties in Mississippi require five days. others six, and many ten days. 1 Dr. Lackett Is trying now to get them all to accept practique of six days. { Archbishop Chapelle passed the crisis ] in his illness today. and Is now regarded { as on the road to recovery.
 One new case of fever developed on Elizabeth plantation in Iberyille parish, | where an Italian died about two weeks ago.
 | No other new cases have developed in { the state as far as known, except at Patterson. where there are now twenty six cases. Dr. Brady investigated the sus- picious Illness in Jackson. West Feliciana parish, and found that there were fouf cases of typhoid and no yellow fever. Arrangements have been made with the local authorities in Calcasieu parish to provide a special train from Lake Charles to Bon Ami, so that experts and nurses can be sent there to attend the cases which developed there recently.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
L LAFOLLETTE TO FIGHT
 RAILROAD PASS CRAFT

Washington, August S-(SpeciaL)-1t is reported that Governor and Senator-elect Lafollette, when he comes to the Sem ate. intends to make a crusade against the use of railroad passes by congress- men and other officials of the govern ment. A dispatch today announced that Governor Isafollette intends to resign his governorship and come to Washington in October in order to be ready for the extra session of Congress in November. Governor I.afollette Is said to be very much in earnest. He thinks it is dread- ful for congressman to inveigh four days in the week against railroads, and then run over to New York Friday night on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
MILITIA MAY BE CALLED
 TO MAINTAIN ORDER.

New Orleans. August s.-f the present chaotic condition of quarantine matters in Louisiana Is not speedily terminated in obedience to proclamation issued to- day, the state board of health has an- nounced It's intention of immediately tn- vol<ing the civil powers. and that ng, of asking Governor Blanchard to Jout the militia and restore and main or der.
 The proclamation resulted fro7 ne let ter sent yesterday by thet gov Thor to President Souchon The proclamation prohibits any town. parish or village from refusing admission to a person from an infected locality holding a health certi- ficate not over 24 hours old or to person from an infected locality who has spent six days in detention camp and been discharged with marine hospital certi- E0cate.
 indifference with the passage of steam
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
BURGLAR DISCOVERED.
Was Ransacking Trunk When First
 Seen-He Escaped.

A negro burglar was discovered last night about o'clock in the residence of Mrs. P. A. Caldwell at 710 West Twentieth street. The negro was ran sacking trunk in one of the rooms when Mrs. Caldwell walked into the room. She had been attracted by hear ing match struck.
 The negro had placed water pipe up against the rear of the house and climbed into one of the back windows, which is twelve or fifteen feet above the ground. He escaped
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
Lamont Leaves Laras Eatate.

New York. August 8.-An estate va,ued at ss,aoo'coo is left by the late Col. Daniel 8. Lamont, Secretary of War under Pres ident Cleveland according to MT. La monts will filed for probate today. Mrs. Lamont and her three daughters are tbe bene1ciaries. The estate is valued at ss : 0oo,0oo in personal property and s3oo. .oo1 in real property. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09

antine regulations. Dr. White expects that by tomorrow night all of the addi- tioral health officers which the govern ment has ordered to New Orleans will be here and ready to begin work. Today F. A. Goodman, E. A. Morris and B. O'Gor- man, pharmists, ordered south by the government reported to Dr. White. Dr. O'Gorman Is In Mississippi. It is con- sidered not improbable that the marine hospital service will open a supply depot at New Orleans where medicines and medical supplies may be furnished to those who are in distress.
 The cases of fever at Bon Ami. La, are to be officially investigated. Heretofore the authorities have been unable to de- termine the sickness there officially ow- ing to their inability through quarantines to send a doctor. Today the state board was informed that the Kansas City Sou thern had promised to send a special train from Shreveport to carry Dr. Gold berger there.
 In order to prevent interruption of tele- graph and telephone service the state board of health today adopted this reso- lution:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
NICHOLAS WILL
 CALL ASSEMBLY
NEXT SUNDAY IS DATE SET FOR EVENT WHICH MEANS MUCH FOR RusslA-czAR APPROVES PROJECT.

St. Petersburg, August S-The Russian national assembly, tine first gathering to- gether of the representatives of the Mus covite people since Emperor Alexis Mich aelovitch. the second of the Romanoffs, summoned the last zemsky zabor in the seventeenth century, will be proclaimed on Sunday next.
 The final session n, of the , special c9Inmiss sion which has been considering the pros ject as drafted by Minister of the Interior Bouligan. and elaborated by the council of ministers. was held at Peterhof to- day. It's verdict upon the project as a whole was favorable, and at the conclu- sion of the session Emperor Nicholas set the seal of his approval thereto.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09

weekend trip on transportation fur nished at their request by the railroads. and to travel to and from their homes on passes, while they collect mileage from the government.
 Governor Lafollette, 1t is said. has just discovered the existence of this practice and intends to bring 1t to the attention of the Senate. Baker of New York tried the same thing in the last Congress, but so far as can be learned not single member returned his passes on that ao- count. There Is a report, however, that members of congress will not ride on passes in t'he future as much as they have in the past. This may be due not to the members themselves, but to the railroad companies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
Cer1IIP e1e
 of attentioFoRcE SENSIBLE WILL ENM OF QUARANTINE.

SYSTEfe board of health today took
 The stanesdon of enforcing sensible up the oiquarantine in the state, and one system ofance with the state law, which in accord that no parochial or municipal Sprovides te shall be more restrictive than ouarantirby the state board of health. The provdedcided to call on the governor for board d,tia to protect travel through such the milb which have imposed drastic quar- parishe,
 antir case of quarantine brutality and
 A szy was reported to the state board fir health today by Judge J. L. Gaudet, oSho provides in the parishes of St.. Charles, St. John and Jefferson, contigu- dus to New Orleans. He went from Jeff oerson to his home in St. John and was fhere set upon by several guards and 't,rutally beaten, and the parish health of tlcer refused to recognize the certificate hkhich he brought from the parish health vlficer of Jefferson that he had not been ofAar any infection for six days. The judge nAo reports that lady and her child alAre manacied and conveyed to B deten- .wen camp which was unfit for human ttiobitation.
 hA;urgeon White of the marine hospital N Svice. visited the detention camp at seidell today to make arrangements for Enlarged accommoda tions. He will take over the forces of the city board of health n few days. He Is awaiting the arrival of the officers detailed by the surgeon general, to which force has been added ' Assistant Surgeon Frank McKeon Assis- kant Surgeon Smith, route here, has Meached Mobile. and will arrive in the ,horning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09

boats or trains is forbidden unless they violate legal quarantine regulations. No mail freight or express matter shall. un- der the proclamation, be refused from in- fected localities provided it is carried in cars which have been fumigated by the marine hospital service All persons who disregard these regulations, whether un- der the semblence of board of health or of mass meetings are warned that they make themselves liable to answer in the courts. It is announced that no more illegal restrictions on travel or commerce will be tolerated It Is understood that the action taken by the board has the full sympathy of Governor Blanchard and that as a result at least in Louisiana there will be a modification of the present onero,ls nl1arantines
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
ASPECT OF SITUATION
 IS NOT so FAVORABLE.

Because of the large number of cases reported the fever situation did not have so favorable an aspect today, but 1t is explained that the increase is the result of the investigation of a bunch of suspi- cious cases of sickness, some of which the health authorities were unable to in- quire into yesterday. The inspectors of the marine hospital service spent much of the day In their investigation and their reports caused the large jump in the num- Der of cases from noon to 3 o'clock. The federal authorities have determined to treat every case presenting any symp- toms of yellow fever as actually yellow fever, preferring to take no risk of fall ing through want of vigilance
 Dr. White said If he knew of every case of fever at present in the city as well as of every case that had existed he would feel that the disease could be stamped out in thirty days His policy therefore is to locate every possible focus of infec- tion so that every precaution may be taken to prevent additional infection.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
WILL HAVE NO TROUBLE
 ABOUT GETTING MONEY.

Practically all doubt of the raising of the fund of a quarter of million desired by the government was removed today when both the state and the city moved to assist the citizens of New Orleans. Governor Blanchard, whom Chairman Janvier of the citizens committee had asked to advance $10O,O00. wired MT. Jan vier that the state ought to help New Orleans financially and every other way in this emergency and would do so; that he was getting into communication with members of the legislature; that he would make the loan as soon as he heard from a sufficient number and that it would be all right for the committee here to go ahead Previously the local authorities had wired the governor that he might have the money as soon as he wanted 1t. Today the governor kept the wires all over the state hot with mes sages asking members of the legislature if they will support an appropriation of slO0,0O0 Affirmative answers are being received,
 In addition to this action of the gover- nor the city took steps to swell the fund.
 Mayor Behrman consulted leaders of the city government and decided to call a conference for the council on Thursday at which that body will be asked to au- thorize him to borrow $500Oo for the emergency. Favorable action is assured. With s70,000 originally in the hands of the citizens committee $220,O00 is in sight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
Orders Are Given That ouaran- e'''os Must Not Keep Out Llnemen, u"es Telegraph and Telephone
 as Must Be Unlmpaired.
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figures vary slightly from those
 TheseTe been sent out lately, but are that hacial record, which was today the offil up and corrected to date. The checked mber of new cases and sub-foci large nusing, when contrasted with the is surprsing reports of the past three encouratt no attempt Is being made to ac- days, buy 1t. Of the new sub-foci, three count folwn, and the balance down town. are up td men were found in shanty in Two deads, and 1t was found that they the wood of yellow fever. They were had diedwho had refugeed either from Italians, led district or from the fishing the infectMilneburg, and died from lack camn at In.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09
DR. WHITE WORKS FOR
 LESS STRICT QUARANTINE.

Surgeon White put in a hard half days work here and in the afternoon took the train for La Fayette. La, to attend conference of various health boards in that section of the state called with view to securing an amelioration of quar-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-09

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Den. nm bic &ollnaht uu@8lilbCu uno ole ibucn
itbcrtrngcnelt mo bon tbuen uerldIaict 8ilibs
ten 5i CrIilleu IN 0clreif Der S"pu0emuirung,
mo 9urhbrc6ulla her S~fteHoe5trnBe. bon Der
HSeltictlc Oct Mace StruGe. lUeltlih bis }ur Nrelts
3uIlG ocr Stodbolul StrnBc. in @cmdBbeit ocr
&eroromtug III. 12S oc5 WiuOor2 mn Stuots
rutbs pOU Baltimore. heitatigt am ii. 9lugult
1904,
Z, Nrthur @idBam,
0cuTD 0CiUen,
SdS. 81. W1riue.
GnmmiiaTC.
GuG. Il. H%iooacTS, CLEFT
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Gliin6ctb Sdlnciocr.

IS itnrb am .. Snuuur 1905, . llbr W6CuoS,
Srnu @liiaDctB Sdnciocr i'm FILTER Don -
Gnbrcn. Die NeerbiQumg iiuoct SUuueritna,
WturNctl5 I'M 9 llbr. pom Iruucrhuuit. III. 10,
ztra6e, ans itatt mo buut nab
Der Sl. NlpbOnlt@ Nirbe. 100 Elm bell (UoteII
amt celebrirt miro. GCrluuIhtt mO SrcuHoC
ituo bOtIi6it eiuaslGocu betBupubuem
90
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&orQcltern mur0cn sic
Golponideereu iturt IN Nuiprud, &C
nomncn. Ser @etruq Der III @oll.
itruBe ollcin inter Der Sfeere mar,
miro nuf 1876 MiQioncn Collars Qe-
ifGBt. Cine onGenebmc @eihGit;.
gung, Coupons ub5uidneiOen. Sci.
Der bobcn Die Mciiten feline @elegel.
belt, oieic cintrdglihe SbGti0fcit 81,
iiben.