The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-27

terday morning on tie stehmef Abner
0'Neal, from Wheeling. The patient y
james Grnwford, a residentot tins city,
who had been employed on the river at
Cincinnati. The Board Of Health had him
removed to the hospital above the city
Immediately after his arrival. The ply
siCians who examined, the case state that
1t is yellow fever, but in so mild form
that no danger need be apprehcnded.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE SOUTH.
The contributions OF citizens for the re-
lief OF the sufferers in the South amount
TO S, 900, all OF which has been forwarded
to the various points most afflicted. The
Committee report contributions as coming
In freely. Two concerts have been arrang-
cd, the entire proceeds to be tunled-over
to the Committee.
l25 NEW CASES.
New ORLEANS, August 25-12:S0 r. NJ
New cases, l25; deaths, A.
CHICAGO, August;26l- --No formal reports
have been made by the committees ap-
pointed to raise subscriptions, for tho yell
Tow fever sufferers, but tits said that they
arc doing well. q No installmcntss have yet
been sent South. The Young Mems Chris
tian Association will to-day send Sl06to
the Young Mems Christian Association Of
New Orleans for the benefit of the suffer
ers. '.NS
n sESESrf-siA NEW CASES Al asAii'iS'
MEMPHIS, August 26.-trom r. u. yes
terday to noon to-day there arc 20 new
cases and II deaths reported: Among the
dead is W. II. Halstead, with Wheeler,
Pickins & Co., and among the sick are
Sisters Dominica and Veronica, of the La
sale Academy; Fred. Brennan, city editor
OF the appeal. The fever Is spreading to
an alarming extent. Among the colored
people is one case brought from camp
this morning,and fears are entertainedtha
it will break out among tho refugees
there. The work oil depoPuqiatiipg tne SSlE S'IES
sun NJ. oon1,nues nn, ,ss.. Az, os-Tbo s,oomcr
rohn hnT w oGsnHS Gsnnon ir6Syv;cksbnrf, bro,iabt
Sso 9n NJ w Sar % no,r n cotton steancr Relic
fso,, vV Vf 3hof nynes coost soT, shcts rniy8 rieS
irII,. ~. wv W.sldn spp S,one % who retrrned from
pd.. ~ E,Js on SnndSy jeoyssS @ SftytS M rcnnTla
,h;s G' ovon;no a @ IN resnonse tn n cali from the
Howard Association.
The Piedpne' says: By a private letter
it is learned that the fever at Plalqueminee,
Eberyille Parish, has largely increased,
and the people aro sadly afflicted, they
suffer chiefly from want ot physicians ana
nurses, and those who are in good health
arc mainly employed IN taking care oil
lhpse %, tnal n are @ uowH; ;r,o ...o, ,,,,o,o,hr
shawn dnv tS ~ ,he SiIictcd cities of tIe South
+SHOWh W thS nui1'Su ShSo VI
Il something NOT 10 be easily forgotten.
On every side VIC hear ofmost noble efforts
being made to raise contributions in aid
6t tho afflicted, XuE.i! ..S!l S5idh,
Cately, city editor Of the Tunes, died Oh
the fever to-day, aged 81.
The deaths today include fourteen
children under eight years.
CASES AT PHILADELPHIA. y s-.r1 ''l
PHILADELPHIA, August 26--Emilieo and
Muncio Bonehe, members Of family re-
Gently arrived from Eicksburg, and strick'
en- here with yellow ieveI, are doing well.
Fears are entertained that Mr.. and MIS-;
Bonclie, who complained last night oil
feeling III, will be attacked.
$500 TO Bg SENT.
+. Nrw Wong Auo,,st o,-The Chamber OF
Commercc today sent $500 10 New Or.
leans Memphis and Vicksburg.
Tho Iecture Mt White SULPHUR Springs
by Col. Long, formerly OF the Egyptian
army netted 500, which has been for.
warded 10 Vicksburg.
n,,wy,,, cpv vop up,p
r"'Nf'- 49, .N' ~" 90 "" MI, H..
NEW ORLEANS, August ItIhSsk .iS INsk kngS sf
ard ASSOCIATION SsS mas feceiSeu Tue '0''o"'"S
oispa'ches' - :.
GRENADA, MISS, Aug 80.
II is untrue that the material for the
disease Il exhausted. Nurses worn out
Two of Tho most eminent physicians lust
taken down. Physicians needed with
nursns hnt not wiihout. o1S
fSirned,i B.P. ANDERsoS.
las ". 7. WGrnAN,
5r c..,,,. Nice A.. on-,o.1opv
eHtSApA' Ml','' -Nas. w.. -1-'.y 80, N,.;,', :, ~
i3ur W .slGgFl, n. isS 'uSoS oro OeS Naw os,oSnS
nurse n,i & sicS Int walking about today. We
nsc1 ] ail kinds of nourishment for the
s;cE. @ need o. nurses worSe than anything
else. Material not exhausted. Nurse fol
Holly springs passed up fos u9u
s.lke SCI sehd an. nurses II you 'u"' pas "'e "O''
'a[s Fs!,en.d1' Per NY pp Axnppsox
X te'sieuI ,oa, "'yT" T
Y GRENADA, MISS, iZ:s9 !, ~ 4.NtFyn WV w
get Dr. MandeSilie @ 70 come sU;S naGk. ~ onS. no.
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