Show 1 with the mosquito quarantined against even f funerals arc aimont unrestricted and yellow flags are not used new orleans july report of additional cases of deaths from yellow fever was made public by the board of health in th ariy riy hours of the day there were unofficial reports of a number of new cases however official report was made today of twelve new cases and alx deaths occurring in the preceding twenty four hours of the twelve cases nine are italians only two of the cases are in the upper part of the city the others being in the vicinity of the french market of the deaths one occurred jn the hospital tro up town and the other three in the french market district the health authorities after a study of ibe bood expressed the opinion today that there was still hope of eradicating the disease before fall and in any event with the precautions being taken a serious epidemic was entirely oat of the question As a result of the decision of the state board of health to make the six day extension immediately effective ships bound tor new orleans have beba ordered to mobile one case of fever has appeared at canary five miles from fort st philip sixty alles below the city it Is that or an italian woman who escaped from the french market district lieutenant colonel maus U S A has returned from the post there Is no present intention to move the garrison dr R T ames Is to be stationed at jackson barracks there is no fever at the post italian societies arc joining with priests of their nationality in an effort to aid the authorities the only serious alarm here has been among the italians many of them living in the brench market section were ignorant and superstitious and when the fever began to rage they became frightened and those not down with it fled to in other sections of the city and to the surrounding country that is aby the foci have been distributed ot concealed te th e societies formerly in yellow fever epidemics here houses containing cases have been r flagged it has not yet been decided to flag cases this year arbitrary restrictions strict ions against attendance at funerals hare alo been modified in the belief that oaly the mosquito can transmit the disease the publication of the deaths and cases has not been made but the re ports arc open to inspection and the health are mapping all tod and promptly screening them to enable passengers from the east to proceed westward without annoyance or difficulty through new orleans the southern pacific is now oper atlig its trains from esplanade ferry landing where direct connection Is made with the louisville valle trains without transferring through the city as heretofore patients are being received at the emergency yellow fever hospital accommodations for fifty cases have been made DEMANDS AN investigation portland ore july 26 A telegram was received ived here today by hev george B van waters president of he standing committee of the protestant episcopal diocese of oregon from rev F E J lloyd of pa who was recently elected coadjutor bishop of oregon stating that be had demanded an investigation by the presiding bishop of charges aref erred in a protest against dr lloyds confirmation fir as coadjutor bishop the protest to which dr lloyd takes exception was one made by several of the local clergy and lay nen and watlo it contained no direct charges against dr lloyd there was an implied charge into his qualifications to hold the office the protest was followed by a counter protest on the part of dr lloyds friends here the counter pro teat resulting in the protest being withdrawn dr lloyd nevertheless withdrew his letter of acceptance which he had sent subsequently to his election and prior to the filing of the protest the portion of the protest to which it is presumed dr lloyd objects is that referring to his qualifications those of the local clergy who signed the protest have that the qualifications referred to bis business capacity and not to bia personal character the bishop to whom the demand for an investigation has been made is dantel S tuttle of st louis the presiding bishop of the episcopal church local clergymen state that the domand Is unprecedented so tar as they know WILL BE GIVEN AWAY portland ore july 27 ment Is made ty the california state commission at the lewis clark exposition oranges ftc 5 that and sugar arc io bebla bags ot beans en saturday at the california away be do bunding the products ar to and the bated toy southern california beans oranges by los angelea and the and sugar by ventora county GOLF championship chicago began the second round awe oda rn golf cloudy akles by tomorrow 1 two iwo hlll ba survivors and rounds will further reduce the field to the finals tor the SC hole battle of saturday eleven of tha golfers today are from local clubs of the five out of town players left walter fairbanks of denver is the oldest and the veteran has on one of the hardest matches be has played since be gained the sobriquet Porty hole by taking the long match at the national championship from james curels the collegian ralph hoagland a former princston golfer and suburban champion Is mr fairbanks rival bolay tolay rev P R talbott of kansas winner yesterday in a close match with W A lawhead of minneapolis Is competing with ned sawyer of wheaton one of the bests most brilliant young players champion H C egan is pitted against the clever young golfer H E hunter of the midlothian Mid lothian hunter egan a former title bolder will have to dispose of J M greer of minneapolis to ast into the third round two yale boys mason phelps and W E low are pitted against each other |