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RECORD
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NO.
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PUBLIC LAND DEALS
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Point.
as against 56,386 the preceding year.
Mrs
SPREAD AT VICKSBURG
governor of Chihuahua.
niego.
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CHOLERA RECORD
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that
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of
stint at any tlme of thefnaneini
port of the hospital servce and n
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to the
footed
others
trite th
and wa
been notifed to look out for the fugi-
Uvea and it is mot likely that they will
succeed in getting out of the elate.
Sheriff Bratton has offere d a reward
of 950 for their capture. and he and hia
that
way
ico.
dicates
cloned.
deputfes are using ev
prehend the fugitives.
two new
new casi
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in Ute
ura la
edu-
a is
in
the
Mo
tio
went
burg
Treatment Leads to Quarrel, Challenge
to Inmediate Dnel ane the
k ihning.
Mexico: a general In the war against
Maximillian, and at present president
of the Chihuahua legiatature, is dying
in this city.
have been called during the week has
been replete with sensatlons and today
was n<» exception to the rule.
It was during the afternoon session
today, when Alfred Main, an assistant
auditor of the Equitable Life Assurance
7
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Three Companies Form Pool to
Influence Legislation.
Testimony of Witnesses in the
Insurance Investigation
Creates Surprises.
than the
REPLETE WITH
SENSATIONS
suc-
who
William K. Traver-, Son of Wall Street
Wit and Operator, Ends Life
Suddenly .
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one death from
The nummary of
f r the past twei
lows Vicksburg.
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upon takna Tirunown atmnoxt
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treati
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port
day
MW OIIFANS RECORD.
New cases, 28.
Tol Ml cases to dale, 2,969.
Deutha, 2.
Total number of denth, 386.
New foct, 5.
Cases under trentnient, 243,
Diargea enred, 2,310.
M.W ORIIANS DE MUS.
Salvatore Gardaro.
W illiam Kelley.
GENERAL TOWN KOU OVER TUI
WHIPPING OF MERI HANT KE-
st I TN IN A TRAGEDY.
rourteen New Cases of Fever Occurred
Friaay.
WRAITI) MAN OPLEISUIECOM-
MUS SI RIDE IN NEU YORK
APARTMENTS.
$5
Income on Building.
Mr. Devlin said the net inccme
the building to the New York Life
"4
W
and Is Compelled to Modify
His Charges.
8 •
4
an Pub- te
a coca- yl
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e " W
am fre
4 f yeilo
at Mo.
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n
Cornelius N. Bliss had told him he did
not know whether it was the society’s
money.
Praia With Kulan, Loeb A Co.
Taking up the transactions of Kuhn.
Loeb & Co. with the Equitable; the wit-
Mexiean Veteran Dying.
El Paso, Sept 29—Dr. Marini Sama-
I
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24
a fiene
what •
ferling
The horri he
ut l o etoci
deten- din
nurses i Se ra
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784
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a strong effort la
him come to inu
relating to business affairs and giving
no clue to the cause of the suicide. Mr
Travers, who was 49 years old. wan a
member of the Knickerbocker. New York
Athletic, mnnis and Racquet and inany
other clubs
hopeful
ce Few
soclety, was called
them in a bed more than
Martin had-been nlek three
8
r t
70 0.
ASIIMID or his orrsrnrsG.
and after breakfast told his valet
effort tn ap-
I
I,
dent decides i
trip at Mobile
made to have
testified that the names of the
i v i j
lol l
be r and stone law, 711.J24 under
desert land law and 585,507 a re
awamp lands' patented
The total receipts for the year
• a .
V
any w ek since the investigation
r,.. ', j Citizens Near Edna Have Set.
wnune tied into Tense and Sullen
Determination
never mentioned in the committee room.
V hen Kuhn, Loeb A Co. had any propo-
sition to. make to the Equitabie Mr
Schiff usually presented it to George H.
Squire, who in turn presented it to the
IDEM’ M \ Hlltt I < II \M.I
OF PI ANS.
the Inspector
tempierature
the belli f tha
qcintinte the
the stale have
camp at all. fesir trained
judging from cireumstances.
oners, three in number, who
New York, Sept. 29 —When the legis-
Yative committee on the insurance in-
vestigatiton adjourned today until next
Tuesday, it concluded a week in which
greater progress had been made than
from an outslde window.
The ofcers are working on the theory
sale of Indian
t
2 rd
Condits realde in a eli room
ttage on tha L B Ward place,
I s south of Edna. The husbana
• as at work on ths Gate
r m, f. a or all miles dietant from
Their Bick
Natchez, Mias Bept 99
are now sttred up-over
Miles Martin, .a meinber <
who wan discoverei by a
Spector Tuesday nlek with
One New Case is Reported in Berlin,
Germany.
Berlin, Sept, 29.—The official bulletin
issued today announced that a new case
of cholera had been reported between
yesterday and noon today. It was that
of a boatman on the Oder. near Bres-
lau. The totals are now 255 cases and
97 deaths.
• ody aftalt
« enflietiua
Monk (iucun i
number 91 044
d mayor of London for
ar Mr Morgan ia ' s p
nker and a bachulor.
town, in railroad «
Haltrein plant tion
cessfully made good their escape
George Freeman aged 90 years.
I this lime and may cause ‘
mately they will be able toplacein __„g„,g,re-
। ar aelds .ii ue help aeedea to n - at LOP.D MAYOR OF LONDON
the cane crop .
Roosevelt May Cut Vimit.
The feeling of uncertainty rei
pealed; the others
for
Mr.
Hamilton and they, showed that in
eight years, from 1895 to 1903, the, ,
sum of $65,596 was paid to Mr. Hamit-chases
New orleans ilending I very IFtwrl
Reduce 4uarautines.
38092;
ana from the pres
tit opl
d Pr fourhon of
workine together.
rainpn and on
। Terre Nonhe
. (tsana Isle
NiUUm. 4.
Itoxie, Har-
: no report
rgeon Wax.
switching arvund of Pr White's fortes
here. Dr Green having been in full
control of the First ward.
dent its
the % is
eluding those for the
lands were 97.917.911.
The patents issued
from whom contemplated pur-
were undvr advisement were
inuai Report
4 to Condit. Monday moraing and
plowing near the honse
eoeler Snturdny; Sunday eeler is
the southeast portiom, fair aud
ee iston Will t
if the Pr.m
<1. H Glenn,
dnboro, 14 Gulfport. : 1
n. Mississippi City, none
ived from Hamburg. Hut
han not reported suspi lo
A.HEAVENS' A€ Th
I gees WOKSE AS
4f Gfows o.04R
.F
•
of President Eooueve
Up to this tiine the negroe „regarle1
’he following
rd with rotten eggs, he
!
iwh nvs
new < as
rted, the largest
lion ane
1 gedy was -naeted
Thurndny afternoon.
f'. her 12-sear-ela
ward ave owing
ed that
is at hand to run the campaign to a
Mnlrh. A large riduetin of the numbes , ru
of fever enses and esperinlly the fart to
Bank Representative Waxes Warn
Mlas Kept
that the section above C'asnl strei t I as
encaped with comparatively little in-
fection will make possible the early cur-
talimnt and centralization of the ial-r
Ing forces
First Case la Gretna.
are fo med, rimaged
These transactions continued until
General Fitzgerald retired and then the day. Shortly afternoon a maid
Georz I Squire Peened upon theorferni found Mr Travers lying dead on his
of bond- Mr Hum, s went Into a line ibed with a revolver by hle ahl- He
or duestionine that brought from the had placed the muzzle of the
w ea pan i n
witness.a description of how the gyn- his mouth, sending a bullet throgh
his brain. He left several letters, all
\G@e 3
•sent this afternoon at tha jail ur-
g an eramination by Sheritr Egg and
sipvi authoritiou wired to the Loulslana •
hoard that the nurmre were neoeled tad-
ly and Secretary Patten prompty efi-1
gaged the required number ard evpry
facility was offered them by Missinafpplj
to reach their destination - . j
A hundred or more laborers are du to,
pass here tomorrow on their way to
Selphur, La., where they are to work,
in Ilie oyrter canning factories They |
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LAFE
. being that Monk Gihsen
t guilty party or knowa wl
ft la now g. nerally bet
t whole story wi be know
within the next twenr
was convicted in last term of district
court for murder and given twenty
years, and whose cast had been ap-
the prisoners are making their
to Indian Territory or New Mex-
121. death* foday, 2. tral In eta
Wonnd la Neck.
Memphis, Tenn., Sept. 29.—P. R. 1ol-
man of this city was found near Bridge
Junction, Ark., today suffering from
a gunshot wound in the neck. He told
the police that a quarantine guard had
shot him. The police and quarantine
guards say that Holman was shot by
a negro, probably tor the purpose of
rcbbery. Holman, who ia well known
here, is seriously wounded.
nupr ttruth I let Showm Marked Devrease
summary nt the fever situution
m, New asea, 1 4 a ot a I to da t •
Up to
uot one of foresight.
"But my conscience frees me nt my
bond. I have beeu as good a director
as I know how to be, and I did my
duty."
In reply to a question by Mr Hugh's
is to whether lie did not think there
ought to be more supervision of in-
siance companies, Mr. Schiff said
Supervision Necessary.
"There is no doubt of it, but no law
can se uro it Do yonexpect every i-
rector to have accountants at hia dis-
posal to examine the accounts at every
bank, insurance or trust company?”
Mr. Schiff said he understood that the
Equitable. society was audited only by
two of Its executive officers, Mr Mc-
Intyre and Mr. Jordan, and that Mr
Hyde appointed th* m.
Mr. Schiff said: "I think he made a
mistake because he actually kept a
board of directors absolutely at He
mercy of one man."
Mr. Schiff said he would like to see
an insurance company looked after as
strictly as his own banking firm and
its executive officers held to a strict
accountability as his own cashiers.
Mr. Hughes asked him about cam-
paign contribntiens by the Equitable
soc ty. Mr. Schiff said in reply that
hle case was dierovered Mini would hi
escuped untinticed had it not boen {h
rds now ‘nnd l !
celing nervades
du pb lous « asan [
obnervation un |
Hit* number of
1%per cent on the actual amount in-
vested in the building and between 3
and 3% per cent on the Amount for
which the building was carried On the
books of the company. Mr. Devlin was
on the stand when adjournment was
taken, but he will be clled again to
submit the transcrlpt of records to sup-
ply further informal! n Not the least
important develoment of the day was
the appearance on the stand'of Jacob H.
Schiff, head of the vanking firm of
Kuhn, Loeb A Co. Mr. Schiff was the
first witness of the day and he rrnn’ned
on the stand until 2 o’clock. Mr So hint
had b*en waiting in the committee and
session chamber for a day and • half,
being under subpoenae and when the
usual time for recess arrived, Mr Schif
desired to*proceed, as he had an en-
gagement for the afternoor Mr.
Hughes explained the siteation to the
committee and it was decided to con-
tinue until Mr. Schif had concluded his
testimony. Most ft the time Mr. Seb iff
reclined leisurely in the chair ft the
witness stand, but as one point alter
another was brovght forth he gre w ex-
cited and vigorously defended his at-
titude in business with the quitable
society and claimed his firm had acted
in an conscientious manner in its deal-
ings with the Equitable societv.
sehirr Makes Statement.
At the conclusion of his testimony
and before the committee could ad-
journ Mr. Schiff asked to be allowed
to make a statement. He was permit-
-ted and stepped briskly forward on the
platform toward a small table and
made an Impassioned attack on the
state superintendent of insurance and
the statements he had made concerning
Luhn, Loeb A Co. during the investiga-
tion of the Equitable. Mr. Schiff em-
Congressman Stephen■ Said to Oppose
Ruling on Pasture Land Leasing.
Lawton, O. T., Sept. 29.— (Special.) —
It is current report here today that Con-
gressman John H. Stephens of the Jum-
bo congressional district of Texas is en
route to Washington to see President
Roosevelt regarding the proposed leas-
ing of Indian pasture lands in Oklaho-
ma. It is claimed that Secretary Hitch-
cock is violating an order of congress,
which provided that before convening
of the session of that body this win-
iter, a council should be called with prin-
cipal Indian chiefs for the purpose of
seuring their sentiments regarding the
disposition of pasture lands. It is
claimed that Secretary Hitchcock has ig-
nored this resolution in arbitrarily of-
fering the lands for lease. Congress-
man Stephens is the author of the con-
gressional resolution.
ee boys, aged re-
and 10 yeara, were the
t dit woul hava he-
r withm two er three
i ghtar was ctragea
Dr White in his trip (o % '
In Louisiaun on which he 1
morrow, will do whatever
F
New Orleans
of now casea I
th tug of a sur
r’porta of the
It is taken as
■ aw Do orie
nr lea • inu
open for so
AH fant mi
fact that their eseupe wau e-
through the otinide help or
A buggy was driven up oppo-
Jail at an early hour yesterday
s never seen to leave The.es
is effected by nasi ng tin- bar
steady improyement in the yellow fever
situation, there la expreted to be a
gradual reduction beginning next week
of the foree • now employed uner the
auspire s nt the government to erad-
eale the disease. When be enme her*
and took charge. Dr White was a-utred
that he might have every dol.ar that
AND REGISTER
Man Wanted at Dallas Apprehended all
Nacogdohes.
Dallas, Sept. 29—(Special.)“-J. W.
Darden, who was bookkeeper for a large
department store in Dallas and who left
Aug. 28, was captured at Nacogdoches.
Texas, brought track to Dallas tonight
and lodged in the county jail. Darden
is under indictment charged with em-
bezzling 21,000 from his employers.
i #tcuted st De Blue Coxt
!* Kja prominent Free Mason
alias Ceorge Dalfinger, charged with
horse theft, 92 years old, and Grover
M k (ihson
to lh« opinion
with Ui*
know - who th
Genernl Lnnd Offee.
Washington, Sept. 29 —M. N
H8,8
2293%
presented vouchers
inued for t
ike will b.
he guilty «
begun. Testimony
St It
Dr LavInder. ripri sani
t the negroes will now di
practice or concenling th
Fover of I • rule nt Type nt Hamburg,
lourteen New < asca nt Vicksburg,
lever Summary.
• 1 Dick x up , usp b 1, . uh
et of them returne ths A eso
Sehiff Aceuses Hyde.
"It was all Hyde." said Mr. Schiff;
"all Hyde and Alexander. Mr. Hyde
wrote the messages regarding the of-
fers made by my firm for participa-
tion in syndicates, Mr. Hyde signed all
the receipts, Mr. Hyde wrote ull ' the
letters."
In the matter of the James H Hyde
and Associates syndicate. Mr. Schif
hotly accused Mr. Hyde of trying to
shield himself. He said the position
of a director of the Equitable was that
of a negligible quantity and Hint the
directors were mere fgureheads. He
said further, that he had never asked
any favors of the Equitable society.
"I have granted many favors” be
sais I have not done, as a director of
the* Equitable, any wrong of commis-
sion. I may have done some of omis-
sion. It is a case of hindsight, and
o<n ers and peot
. .ne4‘ jinbrt the tastier nt
he nt ° । upun the right one < ooly ai
o1I I"lat-,.....a uuns at-ofutety
volunteer in-, viw
l yellow fever
ode of him
He Health assoclation to
1 the Prest
timents of opposition to
*y
74
Three Men Leave Weatherford Jail With
Outside Malp.
Weatherford, Texas, Bept 29.— (Spe-
cial)-- What proved a most successful
jail envery took place Hat night at
exists and there is some apprehensinn \
New York. Sept. 29—William R.
Travers, a milljonaire man of leisure,
son of the celebrated wit and Wall
street operator. William R. Travers,
committed sub Ide today by shooting
himself through the head in hia apart-
meats on Madison avenue. The sulcide
is Lnexplh able, Mr. Travers being in
the prime of life, tn fair health and
the possessor of a large fortune. Mr
Travers married Miss Lilly Harriman,
a sister of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt Jr
The couple separated three years ago.
Mrs. Travers going to Paris to live. Mr.
Travers whs an uncle of Mrs. Clarence
Mackay. He had two sisters, Mrs.
James H. Wadsworth of Geuessee, New
York, and Mrs. Walter Gay,‘now living
in Paris. Since his separation from his
wife, he had lived entirely alone with
the care of his valet, Martin Moon.
When Mr. Travers arose this morning
he appeared to be in excellent spirits
"You don't have to beg life insur-
ance companies to go into these syn-
dicates, do you? asked Mr. Hughes.
"No, indeed, witness ■ replied. . .
"It is a pretty good thing to be. let
in, isn’t itr
’Witness smiled and nodded and Mr.
Hughes continued:
"I mean they are rood things to be
let into," whereat Mr. Sehitt smilingly
nodded.
whpped until he Hled profnsely and
cried for mercy. He was ordered to
leave town, which he did on the first
train. Dr. Irwin complalned of this mob
treatment of Buffet and quarreled with
Mann. He was chailenged by Mann to
fight an immediate duel and then Irwin
killed him A large pose is pursuing
Irwin.
It was disclosed that the. Equitable Life,
the Mutual Life and the New York Lif
had formed a pool to look after legisla-
tion before the various state legisla-
tures.
Andrew Hamilton, to whom Presi-
denteiccallof the New York Life paid
several checks, the purpose of which
the counsel lor’ the committee, Mr.
Hughes, has not yet brought to light,
was one of the chief members f the
legal staff for those companies and was
employed and received money in th?
service of the Equituble. Mr. Main
told of the divis’on of the country to
, be looked after by Mi. Hamilton. in
conjunction with E. L Short and W. P
Thumme II.
Cost of Legal Ida lee.
executive committee, and then it was
passed upon by Gene d Louis Fitzger-
ald. Witneess said it was sometimes
three weeks before he could obtain re-
plies to the ott^TR nt his firm.
New Orleanw Sept 29 With
Mm A
! d ughte r
| ppectively
I victima
AWAIT POSITIVE PROOF
' ■______ \
Butchery of Mother and\Chil-
dren Will Be Avenge
County Attorney McCrory. , Bi • the
negro’s arrest he baa been subjected id
severnl examtnatlona and has told all
kinds of stories about his conneutlon
wit} the horrfble tragey of yaterday
afternoon, and haa given the a amta ot
tighten quarantne conditions, wl
he finds they are not based on
understanding of the means by
the fever can be trausmitted.
ton for legal services. Mr. Main could
not give any details of the duties per-
formed by Mr. Hamilton nor of the
committees he appeared before, beyond
that Mr. Hamilton looked after legis-
lative matters for all three companies
In the states west of Ohio.
Witness told of an agreement where-
by special counsel was employed by
one company in its territory and the
expense was shared by all. He was
asked if campaign contributions came
under his observation and he replied
they did not. He never hear of money
being paid to influence legislators. He
was excused but will be called again
to submit transeripts of accounts giv-
ing information he was unable to sup-
ply.
He was followed in the afternoon ses-
sion by Edward J. Devlin, the real es-
tate manager of the New York Life for
the United states and Canada. Mr. Dev-
lin was called to testify as to the cost
of the building in Paris. He had only
the transcripts of the reports his de-
partment made to the home office, but it
was brought out that the Paris build-
ing was carried on the books of the
company at a valuation of 91.102.904,
whereas, with the original cost and im-
provements to the buiding. actual
money to the amount of 92,533.107 was
paid,, over 91.000 000 being charged off
the valuation on the books of th com-
pany. - ‘
Then, if he Alon
tion will surely
sea h L.
Denth at the
avitable doom e,
Movement for Removal of Rest riel ions
Becomes General.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 29,—The move-
ment for the removal of the restrie-
tions on the admission of Jewish stu-
dents to uriversties l« becoming gen-
eral. Ths professors and students of
St. -Petersburg, Moscow, Odessa and
other universities have adopted pe ti-
tions to th it effect which Lieut* nant
General Glizeoff, the minister of pub-
lic instruction, will lay before the em-
peror for a- tion. During a debate on
this question the St. Petersburg stu-
dents who are radicals proposed to
renew the strike unless the petition
was granted, but the conservatives re-
fused to sanction such action by adopt-
ing the p< tition practically unani-
mousiy.
Nurses for tlnmhvirt.
Without having tn go into a
are to be <
d be felt now
ming violent
FORT WORTH. TEXAS, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1903 -TEN PAGES.
by hunrede
was on horpe
ards, commissioner of the general land
office, today forwarded to the secretary
of the interior his annual report, cover-
ing the fiscal year ending June 90 last.
It shows that during this year 16,979,-
075 acres of the public lands and 77,949
acres of Indian lands were di sposed of,
the total exceeding thrat for 1904 by
454,100 ecres.
Of the publlo kinds disposed or
12.995,571 acres were entered under the
homestead law, 696,677 under the tim-
t‘an .1 strer ( A»i
nped III the Meu,
layou roaa sad a
, .ur.
I • W ashingten, Srpt. 29.-- Foreeani 1
Arkanmas, Oklahoma and Indina
< Territory — sbowera Saturdny an
Guthrie O T., fi. pt. 29--(Speriali--
Dr. Alpa Mann was shot and instantly
killed on the main street of Kaw City
last night by Dr. J. D. Irwin, who after-
ward left the city, making good his es-
cape The shooting was the resuit of a
general town quarrel, following the
public flogging of Joe Buffet, a mer-
chant who wan recently arrested on the
charge of criminally asaaulting a small
girl. So enraged were the citizens that
sevent y-f ve of the prominent people
surrounded Buffet, and after belng pelt'
There.
penuigola, Fla., Hept |S Followi
phasized his remarks with rapping on
the table and frequently he raised his
voice until It was almoat a shout. Dur-
ing his testimony, too, Mr. Schift made
the charge that the minutes of the fi-
nance committee regarding a certain
meeting were false. He later quali-
fied this, however, by saying if the
transaction under consideration, one in
Union Pacific preferred, was actually
made, he did not hear of It. though,he
was present at the meeting. Again
during his testimony, regarding the
power of the finance committee of the
society. Mr. Schiff waxed warm in his
discussion and said that the entire
committee was at the mercy of one
man.
k Gl on, a negro boy nbout 16
s o'd reared in the vielni y had
w Points of Infeeon Ieported
la Minnl-mppi.
e, Ala., Sept 29—Dr Rhetta
city health otfUor, tonight re-
tenita inoarnate,
llmM'd ald inutead i
hnu . down ta
been Juiled and ki
teant’vne ' i. .
number Tndere
to A eertalnty
ted, the negro ho
nest gave the
nnmittnd the rru
where there has been rick-
virulent type The Missis-
to the prish health
ing that as the dat
near at lumnd, H wo
tn tal the bars. I
pluntatlons may swi
of labor.
BULLET IN BRAIN -X -' : .
---- 111 —--n" wei ed in colis In the northwest
— a cornet or the jail and all evidence pointe
Port Gibson * today and
wed, 43: now uner
NEW ORLEANS VISIT £ >
------ t ountry Itepori,
Patterson, twenty-three
M -s Mollie HaMwIn a
drinsmaker. Is one ot the
patiruta revorted torny.
Hummary Now cnace. 4
none, total enaee 81: total
q 1(1 •. 1; total deatha 5
i me M 27, dia harged, 9
Fourteen New Cases at Vicksbnrg sad
One Death at Natohex.
might be legitimately expende In car-
rylng on the work. There baa been no!
nr of relleving the counr
auck qguarantines.as have
i down tie u avet I n
sont ott a cireslar tetter
lIrronuveu llu~hanel ar livhaet 4 rviru
Motherean ltabe in Inat ite
luriut 4 ortege.
ontha T
d the surrounding counties
eJ ing the untry. loching
Under the law, th* net proceedes of
the sale of the public lands are covered I come from Baltimore aud others are to
into the treasury for the benefit of the;follow, agents of the Louinlana and Mia
Irrigation reclamation fund and the total winpippl faetorlee havine be •* in tht l i
amounts for the year to be an disposed to enzaze them The laborers will not
of is approximately $4,757,798 in th- dls- top, but wipas" through the • ty in ‘
“tributlon of which amount Arizona will’ mereened care and be kept out of Che zone P m v '
get 147,443; New Mexico $85,602 ana or infecton I— l ’
Oklahoma 3572,634 I The movernent of Inbor t » ng r |.*I - iEHer r
tat ions is also gathering attend h and the di“ e
the planters are now hopeful that ulti- ca*aa
murders that
1th mcorn, as it did not’kerp ,
" histe
* few dA>*
day " berm • | neg rona ba ve
l tietod that at
dist ut from ti .
the (tbaon bo, U;
tola abont reeing
pear in Gretna was reported today The
patient. In h negro Gretna Iha imme-
diately opposite New Orieans in Jefter-
son parish, is a town of 3,600 Intabi-
tants nnd except for barring out Itali-
ans when the Infection Was prinei- j.
pally confined to that race it has had
wide open ommunication with New
Orieah#, several hundreds—of ha p o-J
pie having daily employment her. The
town, however, screened and olled and
took other precautions from the begin-
ning and to that fart is believed to owe
its Immunity heretofore
Orders dire* t from Washington tranm-
ferrod l’assed Assistant Surgron (}reen
0#
o‘ F
egy
Miss Hept 23- Natchez
leriinatlon to murte out
and sure at the take to ti
partiee guilty oi • horribi
Aetinx Weliberntet,
and <»ne suHject;
7 e • • । ;
NURSES FOR MISSISSIPPI '
--L..— case; (retnji, one new • a e.
rantnn, Mias ’Four enees
ver at Feranton, three
। Han
j ruu
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