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Yellow Fever Situation In
Kcw 'Orleans Stows
Dally InrroTcccni
CASES IN THE CQUTiTHT "
AHEALSQ GRQVdiliB LESS
Itoi la UtUa Doobt Dal That tto
Dealt Official Have lb Dread
Dtaeaae fader Control and
the r4tVk Stamped OwU
4
tke Uu t IL head.
le. 7.r. I V NMlr aklaa
of daikaak. m.4 tw Jwi(k4. treaa
mt Wake eotatr, euf4 akoat Ike,
aiasa tkatr iim la ILa kmut'i t
Jery. UU twiag tLt lb diet erf fcMM
fa4 tria at ru4 hj a
kiew, aM ta l be'.r ajti.tva M was
velvet to ftttlBfW oalh. .
When tto board Mrtl aa lk Hat
report will to cnad of (Mr lift-
lag I Ik CftrMt.
Murium iinTrn
.4 I ' LI I LL
IlLuJI liUILd
FUllllI,!
rtxta uknt mat wkthoat.
tt Mae ta 1 4. AA Traea 14 4 fSl lease C
fclao (aaniDw ttvora a4 e ' rVrr I d Vy 4 kr ta
fit Imas a4 k Oa laaa Ira an Arrit la Oastweail
Ut a Sfc 4i aad a-rrtJ ere
brr lata.
atenoe la4. evj. II. 4a er
! U l r art W aakte
, rtr law oak ar fna4
Ow a Wa iim Ua4
rUa t M . ft waatft ava. Kw
Cate TVaUM, It fr a44L aaal
' Iva4 ft tern ftaaftUir ml araaatr aa4 '
11 11 k4 trmm otanftla. Uti U
U Ifca iwvwM h ! Baaiaar. Blaft Tkawmft u4 IM 1
: 1atatX. O, pt II -- A i Waat pmm ktta ka atrw Attar
ra aapacl4 ftrf ftrta( niiwnti La avt aUir arf laa
'tw Iar ftrrta4 ar tt Qa cr(. & axrB!Bft. imlta4 aaft
Oaaoafti Ue l-47 TVua aa!4 a4 fta4 ! to 4Hr lo tor aoaaa
ara Mr. T. J. toaft. Miat Aaaa ILa fearaatft taeetaiNi Wort laa-
W W W It III I
! ttaftj-a Tltal lUaaUt laMitf-
l aft- a am tail J a
Mailr lltawr Iwaaa
Iraaa la Taaaiaa
Taa.
raa.
(Br Uia Aaaortatad Praam.)
S'tw Or Sept. IS. Aanoyad
vr tto frt-qaant'brliniij to light of
atddaa caaeft of yUow (ar, Dr,
VfhltM It bow tarring motloft oa U
publlo that to aa4 bi US heraaftftr
vttl rlaaUalr proaocuU thoaa who
ftjr to gutlir of hldlag aw cuai.
Tto tUtnd ot Ihft Fadftral aalborW
ties bftrctofora haa toea oa ot to-
navoleat toleratloa of tha ahortoom
Inga of carUla element! of tba com-
manttr,- bat alnca their' appeal oob-
Unua to go anregardad, ramltlng ia
a men are to tba whole comtnunltr.
ataraer meuurei hava been decided
poa. . . '
Adrlcea from Tallulah aad Laka
ProTldenca ara mora cheerful Tba
altaatlon at . r-ot f'.wi la tolng
wteadlly helped by tba asodua ot
tboea who can gat away, a inoTemeat
which tha doctor ara eacouraglng.
The cltliena bara raised a conclder
abla fund and ihla will ba auppla
. mented by a farther contribution by
, .the 8tatav . ..vr s '
Leetllle has had a toUl ot 41
. ... tlt teifv
flAaina. wiia mail i iuu mim. wiu
- uffarera in nead of delicacies, to
Vain ilnm thn'.r recovery. .
' ',r To-Day' .New "Caaea. 'r
' To-day'a new casea wera nine.
toUl ot 1,471.: Deatha two, a toUl
'of J 31. Early report showed an Im
provement In the situation In New
: Orleans, and the campaign went on
with Increased seal. The weather to
clear and warm. 7 v . v : ;";
' . Thnndar'a Fever Record.
New Orleans. 'La., 8epL 15. The
Offlclal report of the fever situation
. in thl city to six o'clock Thursday
afternoon was as follows;
New cases, 49; total to date, 2,463
!' rwth. fiilotal to date. S29.
New focU 15. r;: ' .
Cases being treated, 316.
PatlenU discharged, 1,817.
There was nothing new In the local
' situation yesterday beyond the v ia
crease In number of new cases and
deaths. There were really seven yel
J low' fever deaths, but one ot them
does not appear on the record. '.
In the cduntry.Hhe situation -at
, Tallulah Is Improving under the man
agement oi urs. waasBrngnuc auu mn
Esdorf.-The people there have asked
the tate . Board of Health that Dr,
Chasslagnac be assigned to remain
tiiere and conduct the Campaign to
;the end. 1 This .has been referred to
Dr. Chassalgnac; . who will determine
later what his course will be.
' -Among other country reports were
Patterson, 20 cases, 2 deaths.
JKenner, 8 cases, 2 deaths,
r Clark Cheners, one death.
Berwinck, one death. ' ; . .
Mrakw's llaW Cri-braU tto
ty-Mita Aaalvaraary at Hla
lUrOu
City ot lit ilea. fcpt . Praat-
deat IMaa aalarad apoa bis aveaty
suth birthday to-4y. Daring tto
day to rarJv4l aaseroaa coagrata-
laUoas from amy oOosra. dvlliaa
of&dala aad tuambcrs ot tto diplo
matic cor pa. Tba ralebratloa ot tba
Preal deal's birthday will roatiaaa
to-morrow, which la Mexico's ls4a
paadaBca day. It was aotad by tboa
wno callad apoa tt Praaldeat that
tba atrenuoaa Ufa k ha toea lead
ing I tailing oa him, and ha Is ba
glanlag to fael tba weight ot his ad
vancing year.
CoaKwU Which Ara Hooked for the
Platte Ana.
Bpokana, Wuh., Sept 11. Char-
It Neary. ot Uilwaakaa, and
Maarloa Thompaoa, the Butt light--lgbt,
will try . conclusions In a 20
round battle before tha '. 8pokana
Amateur Athlatlc Club to-night. Tba
boy will meet at 111 pound a -
BalUmora, Sept 11. Art ' Ed
munds, tba Canadian light-weight.
and "Kid" 8ulllvan. are matched as
the Attraction for tha opening show
of tba Eureka Athlatlc Club to-night
Tha odd favor Sullivan in tha bat
ting. ., v.: ' ,.
V-H ' Rw War.. Averted., .v.';,;;
; (By tha Associated Press.) ' '
'''i Henderson Mound, Mo., Sept 15
Sheriff . Henry and a posse of depu
ties 'stopped a race riot trouble and
arrested a number of persons be
lieved to; be Implicated. The race
war resulted from ; the employment
of negroes to replace whites In doing
some of the heavier work in a lum
ber mill. " .. -
t lr Ito Aaauetatad P
Caaaks Paaa, BVi II AfW
ataa roaaat aUva toara af aaawtla
Uoaa. tto ualMiM was algaad
Tkaraday avaalag. II takaa at art
atttator llth aad agraaa ta atoit- '(Hoc Mra. i Kiaaa. "mt Taliaiaa.
Una mt all koetil r UlmVal arU 'ta ; Willi 'altar mitfc id Mis
aad atablUto a aavtral aooa mt ! Ul Pridror, i . ;
. . . . 1Ta. trala roat.t!t4 of t rf ai
' "" from Lake Prma4 a4 Tallulah, J
tww amlae. ot watch sVaatoua, Mb wra taatag from nia frr. ;
tto railway, la tto
i tar. Only ara tto trafa raaefced lilnnoa
dvUiaaa arw l to allawad UMa-tto ! rral prraoea wba wrrr kl at
. M.m..u..nn. fc..ipa4 ta arapa. aal r, caught
twera tto two arm lea la to
by tfca Hhakoua road.
BDarlal aavy ravora ara la
sear Vladivoatork,' with ona ahlp for
FIGHTS OF A K1GHT.
each aatioa. to confer aad aaUbUah
aa armlsttea aad a Batral aoae at
Tba annalUoa oa tha border of
Korea ta to to arraagad by arparai
aegoUaUoaa betwaoa tba local com
manders aad oa terme aim liar t
thoae agiwad apoa la Manchuria.
UNTRUE STORY
Becanse it Was rumored That She
Had Ron Away From Home
With a Married Man, a Young '
Girl Commits . Suicide,
- (By the Associated Press.) '
New , York, Bept .15. Lorenso D.
Berry, a carpenter of West Medford,
Mass., identified as that of his daugh
ter, Ella, the body ot the young wo
man who committed suicide Wednes
day, in the' hotel. Manhattan. ; She
was a stenographer in her home
town. Berry declared that the pub
lication of an untrue atory in a Bos
ton paper a year ago, that his daugh-
tre had' run away with ; a married
man, was the cause of her destruc
tion.' Berry said it turned out that
she had merely been on a vacation
alone. Although the paper, published
a retraction, Berry added that the
injury done her was so great that
she. never recovered from It hut grew
more and more down-hearted and
morose. 1 . .
OUSTED FROM OFFICE.
And Afterwards- Arrested As Aa Em-
, , x, betzler. -. , ,vj
. .: : (By the Associated Press.)
Indianapolis, Ind., Sept 45. Da
vld E. Bherrlck was yesterday ousted
by Governor Hanly, from the office of
Auditor of State. He was formally
arrested' on a charge , ot ; embezzle
ment this morning. . , " w
AT SOCTHERK P1XKH.
ka aal !bT Ik aolira) aad famd bark ea tka
jirua ary wr ufn iv maat a
Hmpltal oa arrtvat brrr All tk
oiker paaaragar or (ba trla wera
allowed M go to th-lr dmllDilioae,
bat their aire aad addrware wra
takaa aad tbey raa be reached by
tha aethorlU, it aaeded RrporU
that a Urge autnbY of those ware
also alck wtre iaveattgatod by physl-
claaa during tto day. Fifty of tha
party came to this rlt- itcanileaa.
though ach earrted a lot of hand
baggage.
Coagraasmaa Kaaadal. of Laka
Provldeaee, was oa the train and ha
and hla family r idered every assla
tanea to the straadod group of fifty.
At Tallulah aeventy-flve persons
boarded the train, but they did aot
get on at the station. Knowing they
would have difficulty la getting out
of the towa, which ia la the heart of
the fever district they walked a mile
and a half and there, when tha en
gineer Mopped for them, a crowd of
men, women and ' children got
aboard. Borne of these ar among
tr-paual la Taa k'ala Tlae I
Darkaav K C . kc,. ll Lata
reeierdajr arterwooa. Mem 4 aad
I clock, tka trial of WlUUm Bar
kea. rkarced with haralarv. waa
tag tto eak aad ad wltala a ttm 6mA bf j u.,ka t w p..
'lag him ta jail wlikoat Vail to await
I tka artioa of tka graad Jary Tba
rial roaaasaed aoaaa Ave or all
I loan aad oaa atteaded kr a large
aambar of oile The evtdewre aaa
Jverr badly at I tod The family of
! Urr Barbae, father of the prlaoaer,
( swore that to did aot leave koine oa
Tke fam-
PVT I'MUJl A fcTfOX
latrrrating laraa Froaa a. TTirlvtng
. - Utile Towm. :
(Special to Tha Evantag Tlmea.) -Bouthera
Plnea, Sept 15. Tba
Board of Commlaalonara for Ron there
Plnea last night awarded 1 5,000 of
tha 110,000 bond issue to Mr. James
Boyd, of this town. Premlam, 250.
Aa elegant home and office la be
ing erected on Bennett Street for Dr.
A. M. Blair, who has Just arrived
with hi family from the North. Mr.
C. T. Godwin is putting up tha build
ing. . k .. lib,.pennliea ones, .
Extensive improvements ar pr ing
made to the Plney Woods inn, under
tha direction of Mr. H. E. Carpenter.
'A,' new -post-office outfit was In
stalled, in the poet-office, to-day. All
the latest improvements, keyless, au
tomatic boxes, etc., there being 260
lock and 150 cell boxes. '
Every -carpenter andv brlckmason
and even the loafers are busy.'f Lots
ot building going on. . y ,,
The sale of . the Keller cottage to
Miss Alice H. South worth give that
lady some very valuable property;
It HypaotM, as Ike CUlea of Thla
Mao.
(Maaclal to Tto Erealag Tlmea I
Charlotte, N. C, e?C 11 Toa-
B ae4 la Ike couaty Jail is a deuieated l be alght of the karglary
yoaag maa wko give kli aaaae aa
J. R. Uoka. tils strange road act oa
tto atrerta yosterday rauaed Cklef of
Poll re It. C. Irwin to have him coa
flaad ta tto police statloa, and later
he waa seat to the couaty Jail, where
he will reaaala uotll something Is
learned about him. He said that
Faysaoax, the Gastoota boy hypno-
11 y of Reubea Barbae, whoae home
waa burglarised, swore that William
Barbae certainly entered the bom
of Reuben; that be was raptured and
held for awhile, daring which time
the husband talked to him aad hla
wife held the lamp. The But had
some corroborative evideac. The
boy U now ta Jail aad hta trial will
$100 RAISED FOR ORPHANS.
list bad pat him ander a apell four be had at tha acit term of Durham
years ago and that he haa been 8upeiior Court
oader tke Influence ever since. He Wlnstead Hall, the 1-year-old boy
aaya ha has be aia aa asylum and It ' who went to the hospital for opera
Is thought thst be wandered away tlon for blood poison on account of
from the Stat Institution at Morgan- sticking a nail In his foot, haa re-
ton, turned to his borne. He Is now Im-
I proving.
Rev. R Gordon Matbeson, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church,
has tendered his resignation to tha
Orsnge Preebytery, which mot re
cently at Buffalo church, Alamance
(By the Aaeociated Press.) icounty. The resignation waa ac
Pekln. China. Sept 15. Mis cepted. Rev. Mr. Matbeson will go
Alloa Roosevelt and tha other ladle, a emtnary wnere ne wui take a
of the party a pent Wednesday Bight special course. He has been la Dur
st the summer palace aad yesterday i "am more man nve years ana nas
were received la formal audience by. endeared himself to aU of
RECEIVED U THE EMPRESS. '
MUa Alice Rooeevelt aad Party Are
the Guests of Honor, at Praia.
MEETDEATHBY
CLOUD
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NOTED EXPLORER DEAD.
MEET AGAIN ON THE 21STv
The Board of Directors ot the State
' Hospital Adjourn to Meet Again
y On the 21st Will Make -
- , . Report Then,-. - .-' '
The Board of Directors ot the
State ; Hospital which has been in
session since Wednesday investigate
lng the affairs of the Institution in
general, and , more -particularly the
cause of the death of Thomas RVNalJ
on. the 24th of August adjourned
yesterday evening to meet again ;on
the 21st. The physicians who were
examined as medical experts were
Dr. Young of Concord, Dr. W. I.
RoysterJ Dr.-. Hubert Roysler, Dr. A.
W. Knox, Dr. R. S. McGeachy and
He Was Returning From a Special
Mission to South Africa; , r
: (By the Associated Press. )
Paris, Sept. 15. Count Do Braesa,
the explorer, is dead. He was . re
turning from a special " mission to
Central Africa to investigate the
charges" ot cruelty against the na
tives, when he was attacked by acute
dysentery, which was aggravated by
the fatigues ot the voyage. ? ; . ? ,
LIGHTNING CAUSES FIRE.
A. Wholesale Furniture. House is To
. tally Destroyed During a Severe
- , . Storm
(By the Associated Press.)
St. Joseph, Mo Sept. 15. Light
ning struck the Hax Sinith Furniture
Company's wholesale house during a
severe electrical storm and it was
totally destroyed. , The loss was
1200,000, and fully insured.
Trinity High School Open S47 Car
' v in Thirty Day. !
(Special to Tha Evening Times.)
High Point, Sept 15 The South
ern Railway is going to take water
but not on ' the depot question it Is
hoped. Yesterday there were here
representatives of this railway to see
about the water connection for the
new ' passenger depot which the
Southern has. been. building for the
past three years. ' About every time
the people get impatient and begin
to want to know when work ; would
begin the company, sends a man or
two to do something Just to keep the
people in heart, it . seems. A year
ago the -information . was given out
that' the contractor had the plans
and would begin the building right
away. It is.- probable the . railroad
wants some; more favors and will
start to work on the depot when
these , ara granted. tA It i bullded a
freight: depot, here and refused to
open it until the Board of Aldermen
allowed the company ; to . put side
tracks all over .the main crossing.
Over, one hundred dollars was
given by a collection to the orphans
from Oxford who sang at the Stuart
meetings last night - ' , ?
Trinity IHlgh School, one of the
best preparatory schools in the State
opened its dooro this week with 100
students.; Prof. Henry is assisted by
an able corps of teachers. - " , '
AThe condition of Mrs. A. F. Eshel
man - who was . operated on in ; the
hospital ht Salisbury, Is quite satis
Actory, and Jit Is expected that she
will rapidly, recover, from the opera
tion. hi4--S:-.f rKr fci
High Point's chief ot police knows
how to capture a man In more ways
than one. i Yesterday he heard that
a party was in Greensboro and Hon
ing civilian ' clothes .he f caught : Ms
man dead easy. - 4 - . . . .'iM
The manufacturers of High Point
have shipped : 847 1 cars of furniture
in thirty days - from August ,1 3th
(when relief was given) to Sep tern
ber 12 th. This is exclusive of the
cars loaded away from the factories
and less than car.lotav ,. If the cars
do not keep coming faster than at
present It will be only a Bhort time
tlll Ahe demand will again be greater
than the supply. ' . ' ! , '
A. Torrent, of Rain, Accompanied By
High Winds, In Missouri and
Kansas, Causes Damage to
Property and Loss of
Life.
the Dowager Empress. Tha Empress
moved Among the vision, chatting
our people,.. . . .....
The Conservatory' of Muaid has
Informally and prosentlrig them with! opened with a large attendance,
handsome gift of braceleta and There are seven States represented
rings. The whole visit was remark- by those wh6 have centered the In
able on account of the abeence of atitute. Practically all the room at
formality. The party spent the day tne building that Is, for boarding
aeelna the siehts of Pekln. To-mor- students Is taken up.
row all will go to Tien Tsln to at
tend a reception given by the Vice
' (By the Associated Press.)
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 16. An
unusually heavy rain storm, amount
ing, almost to a cloudburst in pro
portion and accompanied by a high
wind in Western Missouri and East
ern Kansas, early to-day, caused a
serious damage to property and the
loss ot at least four lives. An aver
age of four inches of water fell. At
Maxaon, KansaB, a woman and her
three children, names unknown, were
drowned in a depression of a railroad
camp. A man and . another child,
members of the same family, were
forced to spend the night in a tree,
from which they were rescued to
day.
WILL ATTEND THE TRIAL.
And See That United States Citlsens
Obtains Fair Play.
(By the Associated Press.)
Oyster Bay, Sept 15. -Misapprehension
has arisen as to the action
of the government In the case of
William C. Albers and his brother,
who are confined ln prison In Nica
ragua. It is said here by authority
of the President that no demonstra
tion against Nicaragua is to be made
at this time. Consul Lee at Panama
will be directed by the State Depart
ment to go to Ocatel to be present at
the trial. .
Charles Mangum, the man who
was struck on the head with a rock
last Sunday, is reported aa being
somewhat Improved. He bow has a
slight chance for recovery. This af
fair occurred In Mangum township,
this county, and tt is claimed that in
play Mangum .was pushed down an
embankment and his head hurt :
Postmaster O'Brien . has - received
instructions from the department at
Washington that all rural mail boxes
must be numbered. This work is to
be done at once.
His Condition Improved.
(By the Associated Press.)
New York, Sept. 15. Baron Ko
mura passed a quiet night. His
present condition indicates nothing
serious or alarming.
: . ' Was Exonerated.
- (Special to, The Evening Times.)
Wilmington, N. C, Sept. 15. The
police -committee ' yesterday after
noon,- after a full investigation of the
affair,' exonerated " Chief of : Police
Williams of all unbecoming conduct
in connection with the. "recently, re
ported, trouble; wllh negroes In ' the
southern part : of the city." The' in
vestigation . "was ' at- the ( request of
Chief Williams and the action of the
committee was -confirmed at a special
meeting of the Board : of Aldermen
last pight.s ','" .
Poisoned by Toad Stools. :
(By .the Associated Press.) ;' 3
Scranton, Pa., ? Sept " 5. Lewis
Crocker; a farmer of Greentown, his
wife and four children were poisoned
by eating t toad stools, ' which were
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