The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-22
THE KEas w YARDS.

The following dispatches were received yes
terday at the rooms Of the Howard Assoeia-
| ton:
PEARL1NGToN. Miss, October 81, 1878
F. r. southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa~
ton:
Hne dea one new case 6 81 hPr
President Relief Committee
BAY ST.. LOUIS, Miss, October q, 1873.
F. +; southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
Col W. B. List. vice president of the relief
committee, just died. Although unacclimated he
exposed himself fearlessly for the benefit of his
suffering fellow citizens to the perils of the ye1~
low ecourge 1 know of no example of nobler
'''''''A - ''-' '"''0 u 'N' JAin1isoN. MD.
PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss, Octobar 81. 1878.
Con. F. N. Ogden. Vice President Howard Asso~
ciation
Eleven new cases and one death for the past
hours ending St i Hf EIbT PdMfyD
OsYKA Miss, October 21 1878.
E. r. Southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa~
Have had 222 cases in Osyka and twenty five
In the country to date; twenty eight deaths In
town, six In the country; three deaths and three
B. F. TAYLOR, M. D.
PATTERsoNvILLE. La, October 81 1878.
Gen. F, \. Ogden. Vice President Howard AS
On Friday last four new cases and one death
Saturday five new cases. and Sunday eight new
cases. The cool weather of the last two days
the the type 1as' Of the disease. DR. b. W. ADAMS.
BERWICK CRY. October u, 1878.
F. 2; Bouthmayd Secretary Howard Associa-
One hundred dollars received. Thrty-four
new cases of fever and four deathg 5i7nrn,u
President Relief Committee.
MORGAN City. October 81. 1878.
,,d hcuo
Thanks for the $500 received yesterday. Total
cases to date five hundred and eighty six; I'M
der treatment fifty 9oYen 2fT Fneo yes
President Relief Committee.
BERWICK CRY October 81, 1873
Howard Association:
Fever increasing rapidly. and new cases ma
L. E. BROADDU5. M. D.
SOUTHWEST PASS October q, 1878.
Howard Association:
No new cases or deaths for the last three days,
LEBANON Miss, October 81, 1878.
President Howard Association:
Three new cases; no deaths, The disease is
very malignant Weather e C}If haa Seaf ffost
BYRAM Miss. October al. 1878.
F. R. southmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
Our secretary Of relief committee R. ": Hol-
combe died last night; he was taken sick Iues-
day. No new cases G. GALVANI.
YAzoo CITY Miss. October al. 1878.
F. r. Bouthmayd. Secretary Howard Associa-
ton:
The nurses arrived this morning. Sister Ca
roma has black vomit; all the other Sisters 90
ing we'll. Father Monter was quite i'll this
morning. but Is now better. ThermOmeter ~
degrees. All cases In town are doing we'll; NO
death two now cases. There are nine phys1-
clans here; only two Of them have ever had the
fever. IL. a. FEALlE III. ~.
BAY ST. LOUIS. Miss, October 81. 1878.
E. r. Southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
ton:
Three new cases and two deaths for the past
twenty four hours, ending at IL m. Col. W.. =.
List, proprietor OF the Crescent Hotel and vice
president Of the Of the s. A died to-day:
J. W. PUTNAM.
President Relief Committee.
GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn. October Il. 1873.
r. NJ. Vandegrif, President Howard Associations:
We have hope that the fever Is about over.
J. W. MORRIS,
Chairman and Treasurer Relief Committee.
MCCoMB CRY October a. 1873.
F. R. Southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
ton:
have no deaths to report. and only four new
cases for the past twenty four hours. Five
nurses returned to- day, and six arrived here.
DR.. StraWn IL doing we'll. DR.. Martin is rot
coming [ was relieved by the kindness of Dir.
Ford assistant. who was atnong the hrst 70 Dc
taken To date Wa have had 141 cases, fifteen
now under treatment. Many Of the GONZALES
cent visited once day. The last cases are
as severe Us the first, but seem to weld to treat
mont more readily. COURIER. NJ. D.