Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-23

MISS huBSlc OducI WAS tdhch
with the fever yesterday morning,
put on fernando road. EC1W
G NJ Baker, of the Western I'm
ion telegegraph company,Was taken
with the fever yesterday. b AU
DR. Paul Otey, after alleviating
the suffering of so many of our
stricken ones, was himself stricken
yeslefnYn NTTuuI
Theo Hoist was reported very
low yesterday. We sincerely trust
he will recover ; our community can
spare such men.
Miss Lizzie Roper died at five
o'clock this morning at the resi-
of the family on fernando
road. lFohrh Others are sick, but
well.
P D Canale, secretary of the
Italian relief committee, this morn
ing received $50 from the st. Anto-
Mo society of New York, for the
benefit of the Italian sufferers in
this city.
We are sorry to say that a little
daugter of j w X Browne, the
plumber, was taken i'll yesterday,
We sincerely hope that it may not
be with the scourge.
George Sutton, G II Hoist &
Bros foreman, We are happy to
hear, is doing well, and there is
every indication of his coming out
with flying colors.
VIM Gimison, the blacksmith, is
down with the fever at his resi-
dence, on her fernando road, taken
Saturday night. Mrs Crimson
and daughter, Grace, are GONZALES
cent. aa1 aka
Mrs X Hays, on South Jackson,
is reported Ill with the fever. The
Towards, ever ready to respond to
the calls of the sick, have furnished
her a museums Bath, from Dali
las, Texas.
Madam Vincent died yesterday
of the fever, some miles out on
Union avenue. She had the best
attention, and it was supposed that
she would recover, but the Great J
Am willed it otherwise.
Mr. Phillips, superintendent Elm.
wood Cemetery, is down with thu
fever, but is doing welk Hi
daughter is convalescent. During
his illness Mr. Stewart is acting
as superintendent. b.
A gentleman remarked yesterda,
that, after the fever has subsideC
here, the doctors will hardly know
how to prescribe for any other dis
ease but yellow fever. Everythin.
now seems to be yellow fever but
"still birth.1 a a3hAl TIT
DR. Laski, after having a relapse
was up and out riding ~yesterda,
He has been snder the care {
Mrs "big" John Heinrich, tina
whom a better hearted woman,
better fever nurse never live,
When under her care, We considt
ourselves "solid. D"
VIM Cutherell, of Norfolk, Vi
who has the tenderness of a woma
and the nerve of a true man, is OIL
Of the best Christian nurses v
I. have in the city, and when he I
! turns TO his Virginia home he W
carry the blessings of many to who
e he has miniStered during his ST.
among us.
!, A II Leroy, who was doing
much hard work for the Odd +,
lows relief committee and in t
: cause Of humanity, was confined
his room for a few days from ov,
n work only, and not from the few,
w He called to see us to-day, and
again on duty. Long may the
tie hero live l~NltAI
ne Eddie Holland, foreman Of
ID LEDGER job Office, tooka light
lapse of the fever Saturday, al
lv being out five or six weeks, eau
from overwork. DR.. Baskery
N ha, charge of the case, and Iepc
him doing nicely. Mrs. Silvey
very intelligent lady from WASH
ton, and one OF the best nurses
ma have, is watching him, and will
sure to bring him out well in a
days.