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Oakes Republican., 1905-05-19

Teachers Examination.
Teachers examination will be held at
Glendale, Cakes and Monango, Friday
{ and Saturday, May 26th and 9th. The
I following is the program.
@ FRIDAY, A. n.
- r eading Rules and Regulations. 90.
gg.i. 35y,.... .y9:lO
rs Preliminary $40 $50
Second and Third First Grade
u Grade Subjects Subjects
i Arithmetic. .9:3O-11. ). Algebra
Civics. .11-12. Physical Geography
a st5es's,s N ~ p. N.
y. s History. .1:15- !. Geometry
Geography .2:s5-4.. Psychology
Theory and Practice. as. ............
!. % y. Natural Philosophy
\ \ 51s52 SATURDAY, A. N.
I Language and Grammar. (. -1O:15
Physiology and Hygiene. !. 1O:15- -l1:l5
Reading :15-l2:15
Orthography. ..12:l5-1
s;ss Doing Things.
VA ,ss.s ofInan Independent; Cakes sold
III 90 6vep par cent sewerage bonds at
81 =! They are doing things
" n + y q. III
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POLICE ARE WITHDRAWN
AND SOLDIERS ARE ACTING

Toxic. Sept. "Wednesday noon
delayed in transmission) The only
serious disturbance this morning vas
the partial wrecking of a printing Of
fee. A crowd of people attempted &c
enter Hfbaya Park, but the soldiers
prevented them from doing so and
some fighting resulted.
The police are being withdrawn be-
cause they have fallen into popular
disfavor The soldiers and Gen
darmes are performing police duty
and the soldiers are guarding the lo-
cations.
Apparently the outbreak is due to
the anti-foTeign sentiment, but the gov
eminent is anxious to prevent injury
to the legations. The foreigners who
are caught BY mObs are roughly used.
People Kept In Ignorance.
The irritating feature results from
the continued failure Of the govern
ment to inform the public Of the exact
results of the Portsmouth conference.
Not a single feature Of the negOtia-
tons has been communicated to the
people officially.
The result has been a popular re-
sentiment Of the people who argue that
they paid for the war and are entitled
TO know the out come. About two
hundred arrests have been made since
yesterday noon and it is now reported
that four persons were killed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
ODWORK DONE
BY STREET
FORCE
In Cleaning Up the Streets, Va
cant Lots and Opening
Drains.

Some Of the best work ever accom-
plished In cleaning up the city is now
being done, and the manner in which
the street force is opening Grains,
cleaning up streets and vacant lots
reflects credit upon the men in charge.
There is a big force Of men at worn.
In fact every available man Is given
employment and put to work. One
piece Of work accomplished during
the past week is the cleaning up Of
the Heron property on the bay front.
This place, which had been a menace
TO the health OF the city for years, had
grown up with trees, thick under
brush and shrubbery 70 such an ex-
ten that ii was impossible for a per
son to pass through il. This has now
been cleared and presents an entirely
different appearance.
The work Is being done under the
supervision of Acting Street Superin-
tendent Sp0ttswoOd The latter was
appointed 70 the ONCE during the alb
sence Of Street Superintendent Gin
giles. who asked for indefinite leave
when the yellow fever was discovered
here, and who is now at CantOnement.
At such a time as this when the
health and lives Of the citizens may
be jeapordized by unsanitary cOndi-
tiOns in the city, the work Of a good
street superintendent As Of first impor-
lance and Acting Superintendent
SpOttswood is fulfilling the require
ments In a most commendable man
ner.
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PLENTY OF WORK
FOR ALL PERSONS
THOSE WHO ARE IN QUARAN-
TINED DISTRICT CAN GET
SIPS PER DAY IF IN
CLINED TO WORK.

Those who are in the quarantined
district and who are complaining
that they cannot get any employment
on account OF being held there, nee1
no longer complain, as the city is
willing and anxious to give them en-
ploymeEt at 1926 per day.
Recently a number of persons,
mostly cOlored, have complained that
they are without employment and
food and as the city is DESTROYS of
getting men TO assist in cleaning the
city all were offered work at the
above figure. Many of them accepted
while others showed that their only
purpose in making complaint was to
try to live upon the charity Of the
city.
Those who reside outside the dis
trict quarantined. as well as those in
side. can procure employment if they
viii only apply for it, as the city needs
a large force just at present to do this
class Of work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
PORTER WILL ACT
He Has Already Wired Governor
BrOWaTd of Strange Action.
A PLAIN VIOLATION or LAW
WHICH WILL NO DOUBT HAVE
TO BE ENPLAINED-TARPoN
NOW STANDING OUT AWAITING
ORDERS.

kilograms were received here yes
terday 10 the effect that the steamer
Tarpon, which left quarantine sta
ton during the first portion Of the
week, had been refused a landing at
both Carrabele and Apalachicola, al
though the vessel was given pratQue
al the local quarantine station upon
her departure.
This action may cause those WHO
prevented the vessel from landing
considerable trouble, as Governor
BroWard has been notified by State
Health Omcer Porter and win no doubt
take prompt steps TO see that the
health laws are not violated.
The Tarpon left Pensacola about
ten DAYS since. or upon the Gay OF the
outbreak of yellow fever, and made
her regular run. Upon her return she
did not come up TO the city, but stop
ped al quarantine station, where the
freight was lightered over. and the
vessel fumigated. after which. she pro
ceeded on her run. This was done In
order 20 allay the fears of those re-
siding al Carrabelle and ApalachicOla,
no, that ID was al all necessary, owing
10 che fact that the vessel is now car
rying no passengers. This was done
upon the suggestion Of the state
health officer.
The vessel never touched at Pensa-'
cola. and upon her departure from the
quarantine station was given prauque
by DR.. Porter, but yesterday the news
.arr1p rhof che ~ou1G -Of land and was
standing out awaiting orders.
DIR. Porter Immediately wired Gov
ernor Broward acquainting him with
the circumstances, and il is expected
that the governor viii take prompt
steps. as IL is a violation OF the laws
OF the state 10 establish a quarantine
without the authority Of the state
board.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
BTitt=NeLSOn Fight viii
Occur Next Saturday Night

Both Of the contestants are continu.
ing their training and the demand for
seats is as brisk as ever
There viii be a fight said Nelson
at his training quarters today. Don't
worry about that. I wiz fight Britt at
COlma Saturday, but YOU can say that
what my manager Nolan has done
meets with my approval I VIII take
any man for referee, barring Billy
Roche. He cannot act, but any Of the
others viii do. This IS my position in
the matter"
Jimmy Britt appeared to e not in
the slightest disturbed in the referee
matter. He said:
q am not bOthering myself a par
ticle about the referee. am OFT here
TO fght and viii be ready 20 enter the
ring Saturday. Jefiries viii referee
the fight and there win be not purse
split. Jeffries Is suitable TO me. One
thing about Jeffries. he has the conf
dence Of the public ana thar is worth
something"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
SUBSCRIPT TONS
To CLEANING
Up FUND
One Has Been Started and First
National Bank Heads List With.
Donation of $500.

Acting on the initiative of the First
National Bank, Mayor Bliss has de-
cided to accept for the city, popular
subscriptions to a "cleaning-up" fund.
President Knowles of the First Ma
tional Bank suggested the matter yes
terday and offered to head the list
with the sum of $500, and it is stated
that other prominent firms and bank
ing houses viii come up literally,
though they have not been solicited
to do so. Offers from the outside have
also been received, but heretofore all
have been refused.
Mayor Bliss yesterday, however, af-
ter viewing the city and noting the
many places where work was neces-
sary, decided TO accept any money that
might be turned over to him.
The money can be placed IN the
hands of any of the banks of the city
where lists will be placed. The lists
will be only at the four banks, and the
money turned over to these institu-
tiOns will be in turn given to the city
to pursue the work.
It Is thought. from the manner in
which many of the business men speak
that a large sum will be contributed
for this cause. The city is already at
an enormous expense and unless some
assistance is given cannot increase
the force Of men at work to any ma
terial nyront.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08

san Francisco. Sept The con
census OF opinion is that the Britt.
Nelson confess, scheduled for Satur
DAY afternoon. Win not be postponed
and that Jefries viii be referee.
Manager Godroth said that he was
confident ever obstacle would be re-
moved.
The managers Of Britt and Nelson,
after their late session last night a;
which they failed 10 reach an agree
ment regarding q refer e. arose late
to-day and have not as vet held their
promised conference. They viii meet,
however, al a late hour and endeavOr
10 come 10 an understanding. II Is
not anticipated that this unexpected
hitch VIII cause a permanent dead
lock On the fight preiiminaries. though
81 Is impossible 20 predict what set
Element of the difficulty VIII be made.
as Britt insists on Jenries and Mel
sons manager strenuously objects 10
ahe choice Of the retired champion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
DISORDER GREAT
Japanese Rioters Burn Churches
and Wreck Buildings.
POPULAR Discomfort is EVERY.
WHERE AND is BEING DIRECT
ED AGAINST BOTH THE FOR
EIGN RESIDENTS AND THE GOV
EMINENT ITSELF.
BY Associated Press.

New York. Sept. Baron Komura
said this afternoon that he will zee
Secretary of State Root, Friday or
Saturday, to pay his respects and that
the meeting will nave no other OBJ
ject.
The Baron denied positively that the
present disturbances in Toxic might
influence the japanese emperor to
Withhold his ratification of the peace
treaty. He said the treaty would De
ratified as soon as the emperor re
ceives the official copy of it,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
EXPELLED FROM
THE REPUBLIC
MANAGER OF FRENCH CABLE
COMPANY PROTESTS AND is
FIRED BODILY.
BY Associated Press.

Caracas, Venezuela, Sept IA
governmental decree was issued to-
day expelling from the territory OF
the republic N. Brus, manager Of the
French Gable Company, for protesting
against the decree Of closing the over
land ana coast efhces Of the company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
CARRABELLE HAS
TOWN ELECTION
J. j. CASON ELECTED MAYOR AND
COMPLETE TICKET ALSO
INSTALLED.

Carrabelle, Sept. THE town cleo
zion was held Tuesday and everything
passed off quietly with the following
results: J. J. Cason. Mayor; F. H..
Mackery, Marshall; J. R. Blocker,
Clerk; Treasurer and Assessor; H. L.
Mattair, J. H. Perry, J. P. Westburg.
L. S. Robinson, D. o. Neel, Town
Council.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
TEXAS NEGRO BURNED
AT STAKE==USUAL CRIME
TO GAS PIPE FAeeoTs PILED ABOUT HIM AND HUs
BAND HIS APPLIED TORCH

burning Of a negro tonight who con-
fessed to outraging Mrs. Norris, aged
twenty years, last Saturday. A mob
Of thity-five hundred men tied the
negro to a piece of gas pipe, piled fag-
COTS about him, and set the mass on
fire. The negro's suffering was brief,
owing to the ferceness of the flames.
which were famed by high winds. The
husband of the woman Is said to have
applied the torch.
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BY Associated Press.

Lamatensie, Manchuria, Sept. T.
The result of the Portsmouth con
ference was officially announced to
the Russian forces here today. The
army is still without official orders
from st. Petersburg to cease its wa
like activities and the situation is
tense The soldiers gre waiting
an armistice to be declared and can
not understand how Russia can talk
about peace while the Japanese col
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
DEATH OF LIBERTY
HILL POSTMASTER
OLD RESIDENT DIED SUDDENLY
AND WAS BURIED THERE
YESTERDAY.
Special TO The Journal.

Laurel Hill. Sept t.-Postmaster
". W Watkins, Of Liberty Hill. Ala,
ten miles from this place, died Tues
day night at Z O'Clock Mr.. Watkins
had been quite low for several weeks
but had improved so as to be able 10
attend TO the duties Of his once for
more than a week. He died suddenly,
having Just left his Office and appa-
rently as well as usual He leaves a
wife and one daughter, Mrs. B. c.
Hicks.
Mr.. Watkins was reared in Bullock
county, Alabama, coming with his IA
ther 70 this country In 1856 He vol
Unteered in July, 1861. under Capt J.
T. Brady, with the nrst company that
left CovingtOn county. He was about
IS years Of age, a member Of the NJ.
E. church and a good and useful citi-
zen. His funeral took place at his
residence to-day, conducted by Rev.
". F. Martin, Of Laurel Hill.
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BY Associated Press.

Asheville, n. c., Sept. THE sum
mary Of the cotton crop season OF
1866 reported by the statistics com
mittee of the Southern Cotton AssO-
citation at its meeting today was as
follows: Production. 9.5S8133 bales.
Percentage condition compared with
last year, 1913 against the government
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08

There Is but little in the situation
Of interest today. With the grip Of
the fever loosened on the original area
of infection 1t is not believed that the
diesase viii again this year concen-
trate in any particular section. There
have been nearly five hundred foci
during the epidemic, of which half
have been declared free Of infection,
mostly within the last week or ten
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
I 900 Killed or Wounded
In Tarfar=Armenian Conflict

Baku, Sept. THE trouble be-
tween the Tartars and the Armenians
is growing in fierceness.
The principal fighting is not at
Baku, but at Balakhan, where hum
dreds have been shot by the infantry
and artillery and where one thousand
were killed or wounded during the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
Cotton Crop Statistics Reported
By Southern Cotton Association

estimate Of 721. Figures FOR various
states, Florida 54,O19 bales and SO per
cent; Georgia, 1,361.Is0 bales and Is
per cent; South Carolina 1857 bales
and 70 per cent; Texas, 2.262, 752 bales
and "A per cent.
The minimum price Of the coming
cotton crop was fixed at eleven cents
per pound tonight by the Southern
Cotton Association.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
SCANDINAVIAN DELEGATES
MEET AND ADJOURN
BY Associated Press.

Karlstadt. Sweden. Sept. THE
conference Of the delegates Of Nor
way and Sweden appointed to discuss
the dissolution Of the unions OF the
two countries. adjourned to-1ay until
September 13, 90 enable the delegates
TO return 10 their respective capitals
and confer with their governments.
The result Of their deliberations is
very uncertain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
SPANISH WAR
VETERANS GATHER
SECOND ANNUAL REUNION NOW
BEING HELD At MIL
WAUKEE.
BY Assoolatea Pres

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept The sec.
ond annual reunion of the United
Spanish war veterans and the ladies
AUXILIARY OF that organization began
here to-day. A large number Of dele
gates and visitors are present and the
CITY is handsomely decorated in their
honor.
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desperate attack on the military camp
and provision depOts.
The troops sUtained few casualties.
A large number Of wO-kmeu have bar
ricaded themselves in the BalakahEn
hospital. The soldiers began the At
tack and stOrmed the hospital works
with bayOnetS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
GEORGIA GUARANTEES AGAINST
ALL INFECTED DISTRICTS.

Atlanta, Sept. THE state board
Of health today ordered a quarantine
Of the entire state Of Georgia against
all infected districts and places. The
Atlanta city board last Sunday refus-
ed to quarantine against the infected
points and vest erday the state board
served notice on the local board TO
quarantine Atlanta, which later today
the city again refused to do.
The state board then issued a proc
lamation Quarantining all the infected
territories and this will be effective
as soon as inspectors can be put on
the trains entering the state from all
directions.
Certificates that persons have not
been in an infected district within
ten days previous will be accepted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
CASES
and SIX
DEATHS
The Plague of Europe Continues
to Spread in Ger
many.
IN Assoclated Press.

Berlin, Sept. An official bulletin
reports fifteen new cases from cholera
and six deaths for the twentyfour
hours ending at noon today, making
total to date of los cases and 81
deaths.
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carrylna copy to the Czar.

New York. Sept carrying a copy
If the peace treaty signed at Ports
mouth to the emperor of Russia, Prof.
Oe Martens, legal adviser of the Rus
nan peace commission, sailed today
3r Havre. When pressed for a copy
.'-.. traatv ho reDlied that no one
but the emperors of japan and Rus
STA could see ii.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
Sc peaths In Prussia.

Marienburg, Prussia, Sept. 7.-One
woman and FIVE men died here today
of cholera, and several suspected
cases are under observation in neigh
boring villages.
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Flendish Crime Committed

Evergreen, Ala, Sept. John
Thompson. a prominent citizen of this
place, shot and killed his wife, Mrs
Belle Thompson, and his father-inIaw,
J. d. Cooper, at 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning They had been married for
fifteen years, and have several chill
dren. There is no reason assigned
for the tragedy. The shooting was
done shortly after the family had
arisen. The tragedy has stirred the
whole county. Thompson is in Jail.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
Mob Burns Churches.

Toxic, Sept. IA moD burned ten
Christian churches and one mission
school house last night. No people
were injured.
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Martial Law Established

Toxic, Sept. "Wednesday delay
ed in transmission). An imperial Or
dinance has established martial law
In Toxic. The disorder was resumed
tonight s-
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Gift for the Wounded.

St. Pa.-.asJIs. sept Z. The Shah
Of Persia, before leaving St. Peters
burg. donated s25O0 for the relief Of
the Russian wounded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08

Fort Worth, Texas, Sept. 7.-SteVe
Davis. a negro twenty years old. was
burned at the stake this evening for
assaulting Mrs. s. H. Norris, twelve
miles from Waxahatchie. He was
identified and confessed.
Tied to Gas Pipe.
Fort Worth, Texas, Sept. IA
special from Waxahatchie tells of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
State Board Puts on Quarantine
Against All Injected Districts.
CONFLICT BETWEEN ATLANTA
CITY BOARD AND STATE BOARD
ELIMINATED IN THAT ORDER
YESTERDAY-TOTAL Focl IN
NEW ORLEANS NUMBER NEAR
LIZ 500 SINCE FEVER BEGAN.
sv Associated Press.

4
= New Orleans, Sept. THE
z fever situation at p. m. to-
= day was as follows:
2 New cases, IS; total TO date,
& 2,177.
y Deaths. 6; total, 304.
= New foci, 8.
= Cases under treatment, 30S;
2 cases discharged, 1,565.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08

The yellow fever situation yester4
day showed some improvement, no
new cases being developed during the
past twenty-fOur hours. There are,
however, number OF doubtful cases,
and it is expected that two or more OF
these may develop into fever to-day.
DR.. Porter when seen last night
stated that he thought the situation
was somewhat improved, but that
other cases would undoubtedly Gevel-
op during the next few days. as there
were a number Of doubtful cases now
under surveillance.
OF these. there. are three new ones
at the home of Mr.. Ketterer on the
corner of TarragOna and Zarragossa
streets. Mr. Ketterer himself is IN
and two of his children have been
stricken, his wife already having the
fever. Other cases looked upon as
suspicious are on East Intendencia
street and East Government street.
Condition Of Patients.
The condition Of an the patients,
with two exceptions, is reported IS
favorable The Two EXCEPTIONS are
G. p. Winters on East Government
street, and w. II. Fisher on North
DeVnhers street. Winters, however,
showed some Improvement yesterday,
but his temperature is still very high.
Fisher Is in a very serious condition,
and it is feared that he viii not re-
cover unless an improvement is shown
within a short time.
euiteras Not Coming.
DR. Guiteras. who was here last
week, has notified DIT. POrtezA that it
will be impossible for him TO return
to Pensacola. Upon reaching Tampa
he found that it was necessary that
he go to Havana TO attend TO some
business in connection with the Uni
versity of Havana. of which he was re-
Gently elected dean. When he left
here DR.. Guiteras was in hopes that
upon reaching Tampa that he would
be able to return to Pensacola and
remain here for some time assisting
in the work Of eTadicating the disease,
but unfortunately he has been unable
to do so.
Headquarters Now Here.
The headquarters Of the state
Board of Health. so far as the execu-
tive department Is concerned, are now
located in Pensacola, and there viii
be no change as long as there Is a
trace of fever in the CITY. DIT. Porter
has estabHshed his Office In the Mer-
chants hotel on the second floor,
where he Is kept busy all day and IN
til late in the night receiving reports
and exercising a general supervision
over the work Of his various assist
ants. Yesterday his secretary, Mrs.
L. A. HerndOne, reached the city from
JacksOnvlne. and VIII remain here
to her duties during the
time that the fever exists. She viii
be of much assistance in the work
now on hand, especially in answering
the large volume Of FD0ndeDca
which daily arrives from various
Trr~.,tf-,rro1 90, TDaUo Erva
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
RUSSIAN FORCES
GET NEWS OF PEACE
THEY UNDERSTAND RUSSIA CAN TALK PEACE
WHILE JAPANESE ARMIES co NTINUE TO PUSH THEIR
cAMPAleN-THE SITUATION INTENSE

ums continue reconnoisances and out
post engagements.
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Suspicious Cases May, However,
Possibly Develop Into Yellow
Fever To-day.
CLEANING UP CITY
Big Forces of Men at Work on
Sanitation.

ALL PRESENT CASES ARE DOING
WELL EXCEPT TWO BUT
THERE IS HOPE FOR THEm,
SEVERAL SUSPICIOUS CASES
WILL BE REPORTED ON TO.
DAY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08

South Atlantic League.
Jacksonville 2, Savannah I.
Macon ?, Charleston s.
Augusta 0, Columbia 4.
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Two New Cases at Vieksburq.

Vicksburg, Miss, Sept. Two new
cases in Vicksburg and one in Eos
troia, a suburb. is the record for to-
day. The thirteen patients under
treatment are all doing we'll
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-08
BASEBALL
September I
By Associated Press.
5Y Associated Press.
American Ieanue

American League.
Washington Il, New York 6, (frst)
Washington 10, New York 2, (sec-
ond)
> Detroit 4. St. LOWS I.
Boston 2, Philadelphia 8.
National League.
Philadelphia ). Brooklyn 4.
New York 0, Boston 1, (first)
New York 8, Boston 0, (secOnd.)
Plttsburg Il, Cincinnati 4.
Southern League.
Atlanta 3, New Orleans 2.
At Chattanooga: Shreveport 5,
Birmingham 6.
Montgomery s. Little Rock 2.
Memphis-Nashville, no game sche-
duled.
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One Case at Natchcz.

One Case at Nstehcz.
Natchez. Miss, Sept After dis
charging two patients sick from vel
low fever and gaining a clean bill Of
health. one new case was announced
tonight. The patient IS a negro.
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