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Penrose which has been on the dry drydock dr drdock drydock
dock at the navy yard for several severaldays severalda severaldays
days da s undergoing un ergoing repairs was launch launched ¬
ed Of yesterday and came up to the city cityThe cityI cityThe
I The vessel was injured some days daysiago da daysago s sgo
iago ago go but is now in good condition conditionIt
It is expected that the cutter will willgo willgo
go on patrol duty with the Hamilton Hamiltonwithin Hamiltonwithin Hamiltonwithin
within a few days and watch all allboats anboats allboats
boats that may attempt to enter from fromNew fromNew
New ew Orleans and other infected ports I
46 NEW NEWCASES CASES ONE MORE CASE CASEDEVELOPS CASEANliFOUR GASHAND
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Rate R ate for or Yesterday Was Re Remarkably Remarkably ¬
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Great Controversary Over ve Origin Originof
of Fever eYer is Expected ExpectedGOVERNOR ExpectedGOVERNOR ExpectedGOVERNOR
GOVERNOR VARDAMAN AGAIN AGAINMAKES AGAINMAKES AGAINMAKES
MAKES STATEMENT STAT STATEMCNTi E rNNT THAT THATNEW THATNEW THATNEW
NEW ORLEANS AUTHORITIES AUTHORITIESACTED AUTHORITIESI
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report of the yellow re low fever feversitu situ situation f fatfon r ratfon
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or deaths Following a shower this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning the weather turned warmer warmerand warmerand warmerand
and it is likely like the low temperature lowtemperatureof temperatureof I IJf
of the past few days da s is s over for the thepresent thepresent thepresent
present presentAmong presentAmong i iAmong
Among the list of stricken todayare today todayare todayare
are two physicians making four who whohave whhave whohave
have succumbed suc umbed The latest victims victimsare
are Dr J T Wolfe whose practice is isbelow isbelow isbelow
below Canal street and Dr La Ma Maraux Maraux Maraux
raux health officer of St Bernard Bernardparish Bernardparish Bernardparish
parish parishDispatches jj s sDispatches I IDisp
Dispatches Disp tches t today da say that the theNatchez theNatchez e eNatchez
Natchez cases are traceable to New NewOrleans NewOrlcans NewOrleans
Orleans Governor Vardaman says saysthe sa saysthe s sthe
the Gulfport infection came from fromMississippi fromtUsslssippi from3flssissippi
Mississippi City and that that place placegot placcgot placegot
got it from New Orleans before the thequarantine thequarantIne thequarantine
quarantine was put on due to the fact factthat factthat factthat
that the authorities here acted in bad badfaith badfaith badfaith
faith by b concealing the fever feverA
A controversy of large proportions proportionsis
is expected when the fever is past pastas
as a to who has h s been culpable culpableA
A shipment of fifty thousand thousandbunches thousandbunches thousandbunches
bunches of bananas ban nas was made todaythrough today todaythrough todaythrough
through Port Calmette to the West WestOne WestOne VestOne
One hundred hun red screened freight cars
AN APPALLING ANDDISCREDITABLE ANDDISCREDITABLE AND ANDDISCREDITABLE
DISCREDITABLE DISASTER DISASTERTHAT
THAT IS WHAT SECRETARY OF NAVY TERMS THE U US S S BEN BENY BENNINGTON BENNINGTON
NINGTON TRAGEDY TRAGEDYCAPT > Y CAPT YOUNG AND ENS ENSMUST ENSIGN WADE WADi WADEMUST
i MUST FACE COURTMARSHAL COURTMARSHALNINGTON
By Associated Press PressWashington PressVashington PressWashington
Washington D C Aug 30 30The 30TheSecretary 30TheSecretary The TheSecretary
Secretary of the Navy Department to today today today ¬
day acted on the findings of the in iniquiry Inqulr inquiry
iquiry in the case o of the U S S Ben Bennington Bennington Bennington
nington explosion He disapproved disapprovedthe disaI > proed
the findings that declare the vessel ve < Sel in inexcellent inexcellent inexcellent l
excellent state of discipline and goodand good goodand goo gooand
and efficient condition conditionHe I
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Tripoli Ang30 Ang Ang30The 30 The American AmericanItalian AmericanItalian AmericanItalian
Italian and French expeditions ob observed obsErved ohserved ¬
served the eclipse of the sun here to today today 0 0day ¬
day In clear atmosphere The totality totalitylasted totalitylasted totalitylasted
lasted three minutes and four sec seconds seconds seconds ¬
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evenly developed developedProf
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the American expedition n and took nu numerous numerous numerous ¬
merous photographs photograllhsawaited photographsawaited photographsawaited
awaited the shipment from the steam steamer ¬ I Ier
er Esparita A second shipment is isr isdue isdue
r due September 1 and the work Elves Elvesemployment givesf givesfemployment I Iemployment
employment to many Italians Itllanswho ItllanswhoIhavebeeIJ who whohave whoI
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partly dependent dep fidept on charity charityThree charityThree charityThree
Three Cases at Vicksburg VlcksburgJackson VicksburgJackson VicksburgJackson
Jackson Miss Aug 30 30The The Thestate Thestate
state board of health at noon today todaywas I
was as notified that hat the local physicians physiciansat
at Vickshurg Vlcks urg had discovered three ttireocases threocases threecases I
cases ofyellow of yellow fever therei thereNothing there thereNothing 1 1l
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Natchez Miss Aug 30 30No No newi newicases new newcases newcases
cases of yellow fever are reported reportedhere reportedhere j jhere
here today The patients have been beentaken beenlaken beentaken
taken to the hospital and the houses housesfumigated housesfumigated housesfumigated
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port respecting the captain of the theship t theship e eship
ship Lucian Young and to clear him himself himself himself ¬
self Captain Young must lace a acourtniartial acourtn acourtnlartial
courtniartial courtniartialEnsign courtn courtnlartialEnsign artla1 artla1Ensign
Ensign Chas T Wade in charge of ofthe otthe ofthe
the machinery is also ordeed before beforea
a courtmartial courtmartialThe
The secretary commends the acts actsof actsof actsof
of heroism as the redeeming fea features fe fetures features ¬
tures of an appalling and discredit discreditable dincreditable discreditable ¬
able disaster
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reau of Information yesterday and andlast andlast andlast
last night judging from the many manyqueries ma1Yqueries manyqueries
queries received over the phone phonefrom phlnefrom phonefrom
from parties who desired correct in information information information ¬
formation relative to the yellow fever ieversituation feersituation feversituation
situation situationAll
All 11 of the questions asked werecheer werecheerfully were werecheerfully
cheerfully cheer ully answered and all allinfor allinformation Infor Information nformatfon ¬
mation in possession of f The Journalwas Journal Journaljvas JournalaS
was aS cheerfully furnished furnlshedOf
Of course it required the services of ofone orone ofone
one of the force for several hours hoursto hourto
to answer these Inquiries but this thisdoes thisdoes thisdoes
does not matter with The Journal It Itis Itis Itis
is prepared to furnish the news to thepubUc the thepublic thepublic
public and it does not matter whether whetherthe
the party asking for the information informationis
is a subscriber or not The employees employeesare
are paid for that purpose and every everyone ecryQne everyone
one is more than welcome to ask askabout askabout askabout
about any an matter and can c n do so with withthe whhthe withthe
the assurance that the reply will not notonly notonl notonly
only onl be courteous but all al the facts factsknown factsknown i iknown
known will be related relatedThose relatedThose I
Those who wish to ascertain the thelatest thelatest I Ilatest
latest developments in the fever sit situation situation sitnation ¬
uation need not hesitate to call up upover upoer ripover
over the telephone night or Jrla day and andThe andThe andThe
The Journal will cheerfully simply simplythe r rthe
the informationT information informationTHOUGHT InformationIHOUGtlT
THOUGHT BOOKER BOOKERWAS BOOKERT
T WAS THE TU PORTER PORTERWashington
Washington Aug 30 30A A Des DesMoines DesMoines DesMoines
Moines Ia special says saysBooker saysI saysBooker
I Booker T Washlngtpn was w mistak mistaken ¬
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Fairfield la and asked to bring a apitcher apitcher apitcher
pitcher of ice water to the room of a alady alad alady
lady lad who had been vainly working ani an anelectric anelectric
electric boll for thirty minutes in try trying tnIng trylug
ing to make her wishes known knownCertainly knownCertainly I ICertainb
Certainly madam with pleasure pleasuresaid i j jsaid
said Washington and an proceeded to tothe tothe tothe
the hotel office where he laughingly laughinglytold I I i
told the clerk what had happened happenedThe i I
The clerk made haste to inform the thelady thelady thelady
lady up stairs that she had made aj ajbig a abig abig
big mistake 3he was much cha elragrinned chagrinned chaogrinned
grinned over the affair and sent her herregrets herregrets herregrets
regrets Washington sent assurances assurancesthat assurancssthat s sthat j
that he was not offenued in the least leastTOWN leastTOWN leastTOWN
TOWN OF TRILBY TRILBYWILL TRI1BYWILL TRILBYWILL
WILL HOLD ELECTION ELECTIONTrilby E1E ELECTIONTrilby TION TIONTrilbr
Trilby Aug 30 30In In accordance ac with withchapter withchapter withchapter
chapter 5094 of the laws of Florida Floridaentitled Florit1aentitled Floridaentitled
entitled an act actto rto incorporate incolp rate the town townof townof townof
of Trilby etc there will be an election electionheld electIoaheld electlotheld
held on next Tuesday September 5 5for 5for I Ifor
for the purpose of electing elec Ing a irlayor irlayora
I
a Marshal who shall also be town 1nwmTax townTax own ownTax
Tax Collector a Clerk who shall alsobe also alsobe I
be town Tax Assessor a Treasurer Treasurerand
and five Councilmen I
WUbell W Jr J Abell Whose Place of Busi Business Business BusiHess ¬
ness r Adjoined Greek Fruit FruitStand FruitStand
Stand rStand Has Fever FeverDR FeverDR FeverAr
DR GUITERAS HERE HEREArrived tRt tRtArrived
Arrived Ar r i ved Late and Will Not MaKe MaKeStatement M MakeStatement Ke KeStatement
Statement Till Today TodayDR
i
DR PORTER HAS SITUATION Itf ItfCHARGE IrlCHARGE lit litCHARGE
CHARGE AND HIS STATEMENT STATEMENTTO
TO THE PUBLIC IS MOST RE REASSURING REwASSURINGFUMIGATION REASISURINGFUMIGATION
ASSURING ASSURINGFUMIGATION FUMIGATION ANDSCREENING AND ANDSCREENING ANDSCREENING
SCREENING BEING DONE DONEOne DONEOpe DONEO
One O ie new case of yellow fever wasaiscovered was waadiscovered +
discovered in Pensacola Pens cola yesterday
The patient is W J Abell who was
taken ill Saturday or Sunday and andwho andwho andwho
who is now at the home of Felix
Giackmeyer 216 East 1st Government Governmentstreet Governmentstreet
street just East of Tarragona street streetwhere streetwhere streetwhere
where he boards The patient is very
ill thoughhis though hls condition is not consid considered consldered considered ¬
ered dangerous The other three threepersons threepersons threepersons
persons affected with the disease are areconvalescing areconalesclng areconvalescing
convalescing convalescingYesterday conalesclngYesterday convalescingYesterday
Yesterday afternoon Dr Gulteras Gulterasthe
the famous Cuban yellow fever ex expert expert oxpert
pert who has gained a reputation reputationthroughout reputationthroughout reputationthroughout
throughout the world reached the thecity thecity 4 4city
city and consulted with Dr Porter Furtarand Ptorterand Porterand
and the local authorities during the thenight thenight thenight
night He made no statement how however howeerpreferring however ¬
ever eerpreferring preferring to wait until he had hadpersonally hadpErsonally f fpcrsonaily
personally inspected the cases whichhe which whichhe 1
he will do today todayDr a aDr
Dr Porter On Situation SituationDr i iDr
Dr Joseph Y Porter State Health HealthOfficer HealthOfficer t tOfficer
Officer of Florida who is in charge of ofthe ofthe 1 1the
the situation and who spent all 1 of ofyesterday ofyesterday ofyesterday
yesterday in looking it over and con consulting consultlng consulting ¬
sulting with physicians was retiringlast retiring retiringlast retiringlast
last night when seen by a Journalreporter Journal Journalreporter Journalrporter
reporter Although he was tired he hegave hegave hegave
gave out a short statement as fol follows follows follows ¬
lows lowsThere
There is nothing newof new jot any an im impoftance 1mp T Tpi
poftance p pi itance except that one new new case casehas caa caaliDS a ahas
has been discovered The party is isW isW isW
W J Abell who conducted a busi business bnslness business ¬
ness near the Greek fruit stand standwhere standwhere standwhere
where one case was located and who whois
is now at t the th home of Felix Glack Glackmeyer Glackmeyer Glackmeyer ¬
meyer on East Government streetThis street streetThis treatThis
This case was reported to us by b Dr DrBruce DrBruce DrBruce
Bruce the attending physician and andhas andhas i ihas
has been diagnosed as yellow c1low fever feverHe feverHe a aHe
He was taken ill Saturday or Sunday Sundayand
and Is now quite sick sickAs slclAs sickAs °
As to the Greeks three of whom whomhad whomhad i ihad
had the fever they are all convales convalescmg cODalesemg convalescrag
crag slowly slawl but they the are gaining in instrength instrength I Istrength
strength each day dayWhen dayWhen dayWhen
When asked regarding the coming cominghere comh comhhere cominghere
here ofDr Guiteras the yellow fever feverexpert feverexpert feverexpert
i
expert Dr Porter said saidDr saiaDr 3
Dr Guiteras who has the reputa reputation reputatlon reputation ¬
tion of a great yellow yell 0 fever expert experthas experthas i ihas
has been iu New Orleans for some somedays somears t tdays
days ars delivering lectures before the themedical themedical themedical
medical fraternity there on the mos mosquito mosqulto mosquito ¬
quito and the management of o yellowfever yellow yellowfever Ellow Ellowfeer
fever lie lays la s stress upon the fact factthat factthat factthat
that a certain certa n species of mosquito IB IBthe l lUte tohe
the sole transmitter of yellow feverand fever feverand foverand
and thereforo it i must be eradicated eradicatedTomorrow eradlcaledTomorro eradicatedTo
Tomorrow To morrow Dr Guiteras will exam examine examine examine ¬
ine those who have been declared as ashaving ashaving axhaving
having the fever and will likely give giveout giveout giveout
out a statement regarding the same sameI r
I would be pleased as health h aJth officer officerof
I of the state if the physicians of tha thai thecity
i I city clt would report to Dr Guiteras any anycases anycases anycases
cases that they the may have come under underI undertheir
I their care or rather any an disease of ofi ofwhich
i which they may be uncertain I do dorot dol
rot l ot know how long Dr Guiteras will willremain wInremain
remain here but would be gla glad < for forthim forh forhim
him h m to stay 8ta as long as possible possibleThe
I The State St te Board of Health In Indealing Indealing Indealing
dealing with all cases of this nature natureI a
I has been honestvith honest wIth the public and andnothing andI i inothing
I nothing is everhidden ever hidden While the thehoard thehoard theboard
hoard does not desire to injure any anycity anycay anycity
city or town it nevertheless believes believesin 1 1In
in giving the true facts that the pub public public publie ¬
lic may be informed and this Is the thepolicy thepolicy thepolicy
policy that is I being pursued here A Apromise Apromise Apromise
promise has been made to keep the thepublic thepublic t tpublic
public informed and this is being beingdone beingdone beingdone
done and will continue and by fol following following following ¬
lowing this course the board has the theconfidence theconfidence theconfidence
confidence of the public publicAs
As to the city authorities con continued contioncll continued ¬
tinued Dr Porter Portergiven Mayor Bliss has hasgiven hasgien
given me all the assistance possible possibleContinued possibler possibleContin possibleContinued
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Continued Contin ed on Fifth Page
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f DATES OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ACTIONS OF THE WAR VARAction WARto WARlction
to Action < off Chemulpo Fob F b 3 1904Attack 1904 1904Attack 7ft 7ftAttack
Attack on Port Arthur fleet Feh 9 91901 1901 1901Battle 1904Battle jf jfattle
Battle of The Yalu J May 15 1904 1904Battle 1904Battlo 1i04Battle
Battle of Nan XanSl1ln Shan May 2326 1904 1904Capture 1904Capture
7 Capture of Wolf Hills U1R Port Arthur July 301904 301904Battle 301901Battle 301904Y
Y Battle of HaiCheng July 3031 1904 1904Occupation 1904Occupation 1904M
M Occupation of NewChwang New Chwang Aug 8 1904 1904Naval 19 1904Naval 1 1aal
Naval aal Battle of Port Arthur > J Aug 10 1904 1904X 1904Vladivstoh
X Vladivostok Squadron Action Acti n Aug 14 1904 1904Battle 1904Battle 1904Battle
Battle of LJaoYanp v Aug 26 Sept 5 51904 51904J 1904 1904i
i J Battle of SJia River Oct 1121 1904 1904Capitulation 1904Capitulation
t
Capitulation of Fort ponrthm Arthur Jan 2 1905 1905Battle 1905Battlc 1905ti
ti Battle of Mukden v Feb 26 Mar 11 1905 1905I it itBottle +
I Battle of the Sea of Japnn May 2728 1905 1J05Peace f fPeace e ePeace
Peace Conference Opened Aug 9 1905 1S05Peace 1905Peace h hPeace
Peace Agreed on Aug 2 29 IJOS IJOSC l l05
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