The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-01
NO ORDER YET OF GOVERNOR Quarantine Against State Of l Louisiana Not Ordered. STILL IT IS IN EFFECT Appears to Be a Hitch in the
 Matter. State Health Omcer sanders VIII Come te Montgomery from Mobile To- day-work of Quarantine
STILL IT Is IN EFFECT

For the third day while the procla- nation of the Governor Is withheld the State Board of Health, directing the quarantine forces throughout the State. has enforced Q rigid embargo on all people out of Louisiana. In a conVer- sation over long distance telepnone last night, State Health Officer w. II. Sanders reiterated the intention of the State Board to continue the quarantine of Louisiana indefinitely.
 The anomaly of the State Health Board drawing tight quarantine against all of Louisiana without the support of a proclamation thus presents itself for the fourth day scores or refugees from points in Louisiana seek inr; points in Alabama have been taken in charge by the quarantine oncers and sent out of the State as speedily as those. coming from New Orleans itself or that string of towns along the Lou isvillc and Nashville Railroad which have been put under the ban by guper- material proclamations. The absence of a proclamation in the case of restricting Louisiana entirely IS interpreted by some as a sign or d breach between the Governor ana the State Board of Health. On the other hand. there is no official evidence on this score Private Secretary J. Kirk Jackson Of the Governor said last night that at a late hour nothing had been communicated to him anent further quarantine than the coast towns ana New Orleans.
 It is hinted, however, that the State Board became impatient to certain | degree by the delay which might nave
 been entailcd by getting n communica-
 tion with the Governor, who Is spending l the summer at Blount Springs. The
 members, it is understood, were anxious
 to put in the quarantine against the State of Louisiana Saturday, directi! upon information that the fever hao l spread to a number of localities anc parishes outside of New Orleans. It IS believed the Board confidently expected
 the proclamation of the Governor te 1 follow as soon after the quarantine De-
 gan as possible. But nothing has beer l heard from the Governor on the new l quarantine since the recommendation saturday. He may have the matter un' der adyisement. The Board members | in any event. it is understood, have ex' 1 pressed disappointment at not receiv' 1 ing a proclamation to legalize their or l der.
 | State Health Department, who IS alse
 supervisor for this point, said that SC l far he had found no disposition tt | disregard the quarantine against Lou
 isiana. Many passengers have entered the State from Louisiana, to be sure, said Clerk Brassell last night, but WI | have yet to find one who is obstinate | on account of a defect in the law. Wher
 shown that they are prohibited iron
 staying in Alabama. they have so fal
 quietly submitted to the officers ane gone out of the State" ... ~ | Clerk Brassell yesterday sent out tc
 the various supervisors some 7.O0'
 blank certificates for use by the train
 officers. These include Louisiana un'
 der the quarantine as well as the points
 proclaimed against by the Governor :.
 pr. Sanders informed MT. Brassel
 last night that he would be in Mont
 gomery this morning at o'clock with out fail. He had intended to leave MO
 bile yesterday and hoped to reach the l Canttol last night but unforeseen busi- ness prevented his coming last night Irpon arrival here he will assume more
 direct charge of the quarantine affairs