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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

A petition In bankruptcy has been Med against
Al ~ East Ninth street. BY Lesser Brcs. for Nor
Tts (Sennk OF DolKevilc. credltor icr vsisG
Az. n loedon, ApA. lEIn1ie 80 J
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HER ASHES, TOO, FOR THE SEA.

MRS. Heatn' Liko her nusushu' O'"o'ou
Them Scattered on tho Delaware.
SCRANTON. Pa. July si.-A few months
ago DR.. W. H. Heath Of Scranton died,
and In accordance with his request his
body was cremated and the ashes thrown
on the waters Of the Delaware in order
that they might continue on to the ocean.
Mrs. Heath never recovered from the shock
Scranton private hospital. After tho funeral
services yesterday the body was taken to
Philadelphia for cremation. Her ashes,
too, will be scattered on the surface OF the
Delaware.
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Jerome and Herrick Arm in Arm

Jor0m0 mo HorrICN Nr" IN NI"'
District Attorney Jerome and D-Cady
Herrick went to the Herald Square Theatre
last night and saw -The Rollicking Girl. y
They did not 20 to the theater together,
but their seats adjoined and they did not
seem to be surprised. They left arm in
arm
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BURGLARS AND SNEAK THIEVES
md dishonest scrvants can be insured against By
1 noHcY -of THE AETNA INDEMNITY 90. Par.
lic.Isfs. y wiilissa =. y. y. cy.- zsl e-5saa.
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Excursion Steamer on tho Rocks.

TORONTO, Ont. July sl:-The passenger
steamer Argyle Il, on the rocks near Oshawa
and probably will go to pieces. The $50
exoursionists on board were taken of with
out difioulty. The Argyle Is valued at
40 900.
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Jersey City to Spend - 900 $50 Next Year
At yesterday afternoons meeting Of tho
Board of Finance OF Jersey City the tax
budget for the fiscal year beginning Dec.
next was adopted, fixing (? ,o90, e7en - the
total appropriations for Al ~, 1tsneoss. !,
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Marriage License Refused to Negro and
white woman.

LANCASTER. Pa. July si.-A marriage
license was to-day refused to = negro and
white Canadian woman, Benson. tho
p:so; !; ~ . k t:as legal step to compel Ii.
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inG an alternative offer.
fbe plaintiff seeks also to have the money
lost to the policyholders by the payment
Of salaries contained in the Hendricks
report u reproduced In tho complaint and
il is ct forth that all OF the salaries. are
shrpely In excess Of the sums for which
the service rendered could have been OBJ
tained.s
The board Of directors and officers, It
u further alleged, have permitted the So
ciety to pay too many OF its officers and
directors and others large and unwar-
:n IN ,Ss e she
sooiety, and said Gums were paid without
sufIioient vouchers, without proof Of their
amounts and without 1t being properly
shown that the said defendant society In
q vas legally or properly ohaFsea0's
james II. Hyde's salaries from the Equi-
table'e subsidiary companies, the Mer-
camille, Equitable and Commercial trust
companies. are classed Is waste. Is ls also
ranon that Wasteful legal fees were paid
81 the society, but denies specific knowledge
OF amounts paid to the persons who re-
oeived them Whether the a M ssr. 70,
Uepev is inciGded is not stated. No direct
reference IL made to 1t In the complaint.
The complaint In its reference. to the
sass 900 loan, from which lobbying fees
and other Improper expenditures are sup
posed TO have been made. Is very indefinite.
The State Banking Department now has
a full record Of tho payments made on this
loan account, as well as the name Of the
man who paid the loan and . complete
history Of tho transaction. lhe fact that
Attorney-Oenerai Mayer hsd apparently
not had aoosss to this data was commented
an vaatOndnY.
~ ccmpiaist alleges tn. ths loan txens-
80 80 - q ~ .bopln q "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
TO CONTROL COTTON INSURANCE
zig Fight on Between Domesic and
Marine Companies

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. ia spe
cial 90 the News frcm Jackson, Miss.
says that a big fight Is about to be
launched between the domestic fire in
surance companies operating In the
south. and the marine companies fol-
control OF the cotton insurance bust
ness.
Edward Yerger. of Jackson, presi
dent Of the MisSisslppi fire under.
writers's association. and a member OF
the special committee of FIVE mem
bers appointed at the recent meeting
OF the national association OF Are in.
surance underwriters, held in Denver
to consider this suject and devise .
plan OF action, has been notified that
the committee will meet in New Yor;
Oct. Is to map out a plan of battle
and present indications are that thi.
meeting will be the beginning Of some
lively rate slashing between the
mesitc and the marine companies.
The trouble Is one of long standing
and. II is claimed. results from the ma.
rine companies gobbling up theSA ore
end OF the cotton insurance risk. plac.
Ing a policy on cotton from the mo
ment II leaves the gin until It is land.
ed In the hands OF the foreign con.
sumers. The domestic concerns con.
tend that they are entitled to the shore
end OF the insurance and on this the
threatened war involving all the cot
ton Insurance business "a the south
hinges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
sIo CONVENTION FOR CHICAGO.
DsIspstss Representing Industrial and
prOdLeIno Interaaka IN Met

DsIspstss Representing Industrial ans
Producing Interests 10 Meet.
Chicago. Sept. ls.--Delegates repre-
sentlng the various trades. Industrial
aud producing Interests of the eoun
try are to hold a convention In Chica
go Oct. 26-37.
The object OF the convention is to
impress upon congress the extent OF
the demand from al parts OF the coun
try for legislation outlined In the pres
ident's ast message 90 congrsas a.
sollowS:
The interstate commerce commits.
sio9 should BE- vested with the power.
where q Eivek rate has been ehAl-
lenged and after full hearing found 70
be unreasonable 70 decide. subject To
judicial review. what shall be q rea
sonAble rate 10 take It's place. the
ruling Of che committee TO take erect
immediately. and 20 obtain unless "a Is
reversed by the court 81 review"
The conventioa also win Sndeavof
20 arouse public Interest Ia che move
ment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
PIRATES APPEAR IN CHICAGO.
chip Bearing Black Flag Causes Con
sternatIon Alona Lake Front.

Chicago, Sept. 19.-With q black
nag flying its masthead, and its oc.
cupants armed, q sailing craft appear.
ed of the Thirtytnird district yester.
day Afternoon and attacked members
Of the Douglas Yacht club, and the
latter were forced TO appeal to the DO.
lice.
The pirates weighed anchor and dis
appeared In the direction OF South Chi.
cago. The appearance OF the pirate
ship, the police say. was seen by
scores Of persons on the shore and
from windows In q number of houses
The vessel dropped anchor less than
half q mile out in the lake and its
sailors clambered over the sides into
. yawl and were rowed to the small
building Of the yacht club. Carrying
rifles and other weapons, the invaders
gave chase TO those sitting on the pi.
azzas OF the building and pursued them
for some distance. Blows were ex.
changed and hand-to-hand struggle
was engaged In, but the persons In
the small party at the boat house were
routed and they telephoned to the DO.
lice.
As the FIRST Of the policemen appear.
ed the "pirates" hurried to where
their yawl was. rowed back to their
yacht and sailed away.
The police believe that the pirates
are youthful burglars who live in the
districts OF South Hyde park, and who
have long been wanted for a series OF
robberies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
Heavy Rainfall In Kama

Kansas City. Sept. ls--Ra.a 80
fallen In Kansas City and ,...ry
every DAY excepting one in Sep'sv'''
with q total downfall 20 dat" ~ y
inches In IL days AND today there
no prospects Of immediate ,-sa'i'.
Practically the same condition aA''
prevailed throughObA western N.-,o1-
and In a portion Of eastern aal ..n
trail Kansas. IA a result. a., ,'-.tmi
In this part OF the country con",.s %
rise and railroad traffic is br,.u.-s
demorallEed because OF the nure-7n
waShOuta.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
COTTON GROWING is A NILURE
Attempts to Raise Staple In Africa 10
Unsuccessful.

Washington. Sept, 19.-The depart
ment of commerce and labor has just
published q report stating that the re
suit OF the attempt to grow cotton in
West Africa has been very discourag
Ing owing to the absence of transporta.
ton facilities end the lack of laborers
In Sierra Leone the cotton associa
ton tried American seeds but the plan
tatIon did not prove TO be a success
Under the most favorable conditions
sierre Leone could produce 10000
bales. but for the next ten months not
more than 5000 bales may be expect.
ed. In Nigeria, with q population OF
10000. 900 fairly civilized people is best
fitted for the cotton industry. but the
lack OF transportation facilities makes
It impossible to conduct H.
The colonies. Lagos. Southern Nj.
geria. Gold Coast. Sierra Leone and
Gambia could, under the most favor
able conditions, produce $4,000 bales
and for the next eight years. not more
than 100000 bales can be expected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
kInsd In Enort 20 E.eap,

Manila, Sept. 10. -FeliLarbo -a 4
Of the outlaws in the province a. a
Vite. who Cor . long time have % 'i'
trouble for the authorities. -. '4'
FUNDED today near the BAtGngas y"''''
and Jumped over q cliff Hs -
killed BY the tAll. and his des'A Do 10
believed. wiIl sRd the disturtlnos.
The province u CAvlts On IA la-'
-. SEQ IaarOaes led By FrlIza-a, az
AontslSon attacked the town q -
Francisco de- MRtAbon. looted -. 49,
niciPal treasury Of 5000 Eil's' -
tract sarxeOn }. A. o-Nsi'l az! o. '
ed the wife and I've shildrsu D. .I
srOor rrtaS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
KING REVIEWS SCOTCH TROOPS
10000 Scottish Volunteers Pass In pa.
rads Before HE Majesty.


Edinburgh, Scotland, Sept. l9.--Tne
greater muster Of Scotchmen under
arms since the battle OF Fladden
field, was reviewed by King Edward
today, The king arrived at the Scot
tish capital this morning and pro
ceeded to Hollywood palace when at
tended by the duke OF COnneaught and
a brilliant stan. he rode to the pa
rade ground In Kings park. where
nearly 10000 seottish volunteers
marched past his majesty.
Enormous numbers OF visitors from
all parts OF Scotland and the north
OF England Witnessed the review which
Is expected to assist In counteracting
the extreme irritation felt In volun.
teer circles over recent worrying regu.
lations OF the war Office.
During the march paat Sir Thomas
Upton, who is honorary colonel Of the
Second l.anarkShire engineers. was
leading his regiment bast the king
whom his horse threw him and Sir
Thomas was kicked In the face. His
injuries are not serious.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20

.Tor -, Sept is--.wbile ai;liaG In q
p,s 90. close 20 the AltAr that be
could have nsaehed cut and tOechsd q
he Rev. william r. RO6lnsoa. pastor
~ the Methodist churcA Of Moaroe
Ca. diei suddenly Sunday morning IN
,Ae BsF,is, ehurVA a, Noaros. Tie -
cnliArs tragic eeASA % ,he Rev Mr.
ROhlnsou attended a. u Was By saeA
urasn&l eircans,NRrss. caused viAe
spread soHow ana eOAmeAl Ia
Rev NJ Rsbln@a uaa zell kEOwa
Az oFsx Gpcrx,a. ane the dssans q ais
arasA "a a4 RS wkA spepswesl -
aRk - - Rea "a nneu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
PROTEST AGAINST MAssAcaEs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Citizens Hold q
Large Meeting In Boston.

law WgohVH " 9NsNSHs
Boston. Sept. fS.--The Armenian.
American citizens Of Boston and the
vicinity held a mass meeting laSt night
TO protest against the massacres OF
ArmeHiahs In the Caucasus.
The local officials were charged with
having actually melted the disorders
and encouraged Moslem fanatioism.
by selzing the weapons of the Ar.
meulAns." the speaker declared. "the
Russian authorities deprived our con-
patriots OF their means % self.dsfense.
and furthermore. cd not nse their mil
itary power TO protect them against
the attacks BY rartars bat on the con.
trary. allowed the lesdeS Of these out.
rAgos to 80 unpublished.
The Russian EOvernzeai In entire
dtAregard Of International Law, per.
mittAd the entrance ipto It's territory
OF armed Kurds 20 join the Tartars In
their murder and pluAder.
we protest against this bArbarous
kate Of aHfnirs In the cancassus and
appeal 10 the humane sentiments o.
the Amedcaa people and government
"a briuK pressure 10 bear nPOa &c
government Al 81. Petersburg and
an end 70 the bioodEAsd.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
Nannnx no, MeAnIsIna Irop.

ChrtstianA Norway. Sep, ls.--Aa
otaer somi-0Riclai denlAl Of the renee
Ell charges Of = Norwegian mOS.liEA
tioa Of troops wa issued In tA0is r1orr
tnw's Swedish paposs !; d>ciArvd
that Norway has made militAry prcP
arations except sscA - ucEe ASsa uic
ly neoessAsy frum = defensive poia'
81 ysev. ana he Fepost thsl praclicai
II - - sraasa u erEaral Norwag ans
~ hs1n nam ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20

Philadelphia. sept is.--Nearly i0t
Delegates representing so.eee members
Of the International unlon Of Bridge
men aad structural iroa workers Of
America and Canada today begun tkei'
ninth annual oonventioA TIE tvO prin
opal matters SetorW the coaveatios
WIN Be ,he Esaeral strike II she irpz
,fllKkRrs aEalnal he AsHnEleaa D6kEz
So A "A 80. - 4. -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
IS RAPIDLY RISINa
Recent Heavy Rain Has Cars
ed Many Swollen Streams
MUCH PROPERTY IS IN DA,ozI
Produce and Other Merchandise s...,d
on the Levee is Being Hast, Rs
moved to Safe Plaees-crea, Dam
age to Railroads lie Wrought.

ST. Louis, Sept. l9.-H,at. -,
and swollen tributaries hay. ...
rise OF over 10 feet In tho Nil u
river during the past II hou,, ... ,
suited In damage along tie : i,.I
river front amounting to ma. Iu
sands of dollars.
A vast amount of produce az. . D..
shipping property along the g.. o..
still in danger. The river ..-
forenoon had reached 2au7
sudden rise Of 1926. feet IN ~ d,
The danger pne is 80 feet y
ter is gradually creeping up. e.. d;
predicted that by n!ghtfaH .. q
will show a stage OF 2S fe.'
Produce houses and grain 49, "a
firms having consignment s'o-.. H.ag
the leyee. hastily organized a..-, Il
labOrers and endeavored to ,.'. '.e-
property from being swep, ava. d
the suddenness OF the frcS.,' r.-
fered TO a considerable eN'rr, I.D.
sands Of barrels OF APPLE. .t.. NJ
hay, sacks OF grain, bale, ID, lr
and ip one instance 10000 i,' .. a
Der was swept away.
Men worked breast.deep In ... ".Jt
intercepting boating merchau3 aai
a fleet OF Skis manned by n.- I'd
boat hooks assisted in the %. -
work.
This marks the quickest nee ri
rivers stage since that OF II y,,.. a;o.
when the river rose IL fee, jl %
night.
Washouts at various places % We
souri, caused the Rnnulment 'D.al "
i've trains due here. They V,rr %
Texas accommodation OF the VI .,. n
Kansas and Texas. two train On, ',u
Kansas City on the Missouri Pa.as.
and two trains due from the w. -
the Wabash. Trains on the Iron NOM
tain and Burlington systems Ne. an
hour or more late In arriving
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
SOVEREIGN GRAND
LODGE IN SESSION
Supreme Branch of l. o. o. F.
Meet In Philadelphia.
0REAT GROWTH OF THE ORDER
Report Of Grand Sire R. E. Wright
Shows a large Increase Of Member.
shIp-EnOrm6us Crowd Is In Atten.
dance.

Philadelphia, Sept 10. Disagree
ments ~ to the conditions marked the
formal opening OF the annual conven.
ton of the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF
the Independent Oreder OF Odd Eel.
lows. A fine rain was falling and the
atmosphere was warm and humid.
The initial exercises were held In
Lulu temple. which was entirely In.
adequate to accommodate the crowds.
Every Jurisdiction OF the order is
represented at the conclave. Grand
Sire Robert e. Wright, OF Allentown,
will preside at all OF the business SEES.
sions OF the grand lodge, and will be
al all public meetings. The opening
exercises consisted OF an address OF
welcome by Mayor Weaver and adj.
dresses by Melville f. Churbuck, grand
master; Cleon Glcquelals, grand patri.
arch; Miss Annie Morrow. president
of the Rebeckah Assembly, and Major
General J. Blair, department comman.
der.
The grand lodge will also consider
the question Of extending the order In
Porto Rico. San Domingo and Scot.
LAID.
The report OF Grand Sire Wright
show the total subordinate lodge mem.
bership TO be 1.217,l45; encampment
membership. 1889; Rebeckah mem.
bership, l7<05s number OF subordin.
ate lodges. 1875; expenditures for re.
lief S4,G3S,649; total revenue. s13,.
63s.7sl total resources S37645,07l.
The Increase in membership Of sub.
ordinate lodges was 1874 in the en-.
campment branch, $3.50; In the Re.
beckah branch 20. 39l making a total
increase Of l02lO5. The Patriach MIL.
liant will show a decrease In member.
but that decrease Is only nominal and
doubtless results from that clearing
out OF names that really did not rep
resent active members OF that branch.
The increase in expenditures was $751;.
OF; the INCREASE in resources was
s2.974.95l and the increase In relief
S907. fs9
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
RUSSIA OPPOSES NEW FORT.
Turkeys improvement on che Bosphor
QUE Olsplsases the cRar.

W. SsePHNoNNb VIZ S@a's
Constantipole. Sept is--The steady
progress Of the work on the new fOrti
hoatioAs on the BosphoruS Is causing
friction between the Russian and the
porto. The tortifcations were hastily
commenced At the time OF the mutlny
on beaRa the Russian battleshIp XMAS
Potemktne, Turkey seiEiuE upon this
prctext a. q means for carrying out a
schsme OF fOrtihoatIons which she had
long desired. but which had always
been opposed by Russia L r. un'
derstood that the question was discuss.
ed At the recent audience Witch the
Russian ambassador. NJ, zinovieif. had
With the sultan, the ambassador point.
Ing out that ths further Notifications
Of the straits was incompatible with
friendly relations between Turkey and
Russo.
Meanwhile the works are being &C
lively pushed. though this can hardly
be completed for several months. The
porte continues It's irreconcil'a6le at.
ti,ude regarding the proposed inter
national financial condition OF Mace
doHta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20

Raleigh. n. G.. S~pt - Re b.
Of Charlotte have a very g. d.
before then aRd have cA.iea IN e =
experts 20 aid IN sstulng a. 4
EAh. sVtdsstly insanE vzdt-r .'
PsAred o. THE stress hns uss -.
the jail lie Eays Ais skas o.
Hoks. aad s1ia 20 ne GufAor.''-.
Pays SOFIA boz hypsoris 81 -t
toata 4 touA s~ar ~. soar ysa-' .f
pus hin unass AypASlle tarsenr- "a
uhich ~ haa nevss hsea fFvr $3.50
safct thag ha hnt brrz 3 . s1aV y
fur faa lnnna ara lnruiFies AAss -. Z
60 - ueea AnnMs q -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20

~ Orleans. Sept 1s.---ln spite OF
pfedlctlon OF fair weather there
aft showers against here, interfering
some extent with the work q san
Ailon. There was little change in
Is fever situation with the early re-
tIl1 pointing TO the probability OF
I,fe cases for Monday than we're re-
kled BY the Sunday report. An
portant meeting Of the railroad com.
salon, which was expected TO extend
several days OF this week has had
81 postponed owing 70 the quar-
lnea.
lnferences we're still In progress
M n the effort to settle the cotton
No "a the river front with fair pros.
a snccess. Strong pressure has
I brought to bear on both sides,
mesa mon and the whole communi.
hsIie4lhs tha towing to the yellow
~ losses there should be mutual
bslons 80 that the cotton trade
nv not be interrupted when II comes
fIlil sMlng.
bpuRh hope that the fever would
etadicated by the first of October
- rome time ago abandoned, general
iAlon II that II the threats Of the
|ihpftties have their effect and sup
p@sson h no longer praoticed, the
Sc will DO virtually ut an end l5
fN later than the date set Steady
gDveineht IL looked for from now
IN the matter OF new cases. the
~ record OF which now would be
sch better than II is II the author.
Is had opportunity to subtract from
slHla the cases which. reported as
llow fever, develop into something
Ancne the deaths In the past "a
3ufe pas Jean Condours, whose end
ne Ia the Emergency hospital, Con.
9I.fe u the patient whom Surgeon
ffy kidnapped from Mrs Marie Ca
Re'e store At 800 Bourbon. one day
NI week, and Il 10 an Illustration OF
oN even the most desperate cases
ave been concealed here.
10 physician had been called by
Sndoure and that there was . case
% yellow fever In his house would
never have been suspected II neigh.
burs had not grown suspicious Of his
Nhaence from the store for q couple OF
aAys, AZ the hospital II vas fund that
k>oadoure had q genuine case of yel.
lew fever. n IL generally considered
tbak the Saturday FESTIVAL has had a
Rrcet excellent effect upon the spirits
~ The local people. II made deep
IsspeNssion on the oataiders who are
such q spontaneous exhibition of
<lHhk-hear,edncsS. like the spirit OF
eAfnlSal. would no, be josslble any
4h8gc except Ia New Orleans. said DT
Waite. This is gratifying In Itself. for
n q atways morn pleasant 70 work
-lth people Who maintain their polsa
me self.possession than 20 work With
HAple who are scared Presldentl
<pteNclt's messagr created an exceed
ANIR favorable impression.
bosld you come 20 New Orleans
bar nppreelation and teellnss will
~ shoWn IN the welcome We ~ siyeI
4on. MnEor Behfmsn said in l.s tel
6efam ~ acknowledgment. "aai u,s'I
represents the seatimcrt " the whole
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
Momsn AZ 90 &c Laddl,..

Columbus. Ca. Sept ls-rAe gtr
Anass OF the Mldiand Gin company a.
Mlaland. In tlis oo1Rv. caught "a are
~ i match which wAs in the cOttoa.
-, althoaga tAe lint Was burned. the
hsslalng MAS SAVED dee - the wcrk
as hrFAa nf'HAae promiRsns n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-20
TON BETTER
CRESCENT CITY
- Experts Have Good
asgt In New Orleans.
ks INV CASES EVERY DAY
meet 81 the splendid osmOnStra-
a. Mase 1t Big Festival Has Seen
hlvs New Courage and Hope 70
oNIelaIs In Charge.

fN orlsans, Sept. te.-up to noon
mere were eleven new cases Of
fever and I've desthS reported.