The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-24
YELLOW FEVER.
The Weather Again UnfavorabIe
The Plague Spots Still Struggling
with the Terrors of Death.

The Plague Spots Still Struggling
with the Terrors of Death.
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EJ4'7w ,tSFAvoRAMLR WEATHER. ~
.AIENpIIIs, September 23.-The weather
\ hasturnel warm again, which is favorable
TO The spread OF The disease. Theo. Halst,
the undertaken il reported us dying. Gen.
| lake Wright, James Prcstridge and d. T.
Porter have charge 'of the business Of the
Citizens Relief Committee. Among the
convalescents seen'on the streets to-day
were JudgeiArhibald Wrightand II. Bat
tcnbcrs.I Isa lp hfai ildI .lu.s- y
sg' Ip,4,i DEATHS AND CASES. l lna
In1 NEw ORLEANS, September 90 Deaths
A.; cases reported 1874. Total cases To-
date 1872; deaths 9,5l4. DR.. Chopin
reports Dr. Kibble convalescent ''' i,77
.., -. At PLAQuEMiSg. .,,r,
Ira letter from Plaqiuemne says: Total
cases of yellow fever .l75; deaths 10 date
o.. The fever is now spreading in the
rear of thetown,. causing distress and woe
to tho most humble. Even the c0lored
people are taking duwn rapidly. Doctor
Ischwing is recovering; he lost his brother
and two children. The Howard AssOcia-
ton sent up with DR.. Magee twelve nurses
aud the frst-Yeek- they were here-ilge.of
them were taken down and -one died.
Seve al. .iihiilies dath h-egefydonc down,
some as many rs five to ten. This is the
most gloomy town was ever in. No
work, for the poor; no trade or business
for the merchants every day looks like
Sunday! God only KnOws what the poor
would suffer had Il not been for the gen
erous, contributions which enabled the
Howard Association TO come to their re-
lief, rs they have done for the third time.
Doctors Foot, Mandville and Halo have
recovered from attnekS ofy6llow fever.
. Col. Hardle, State Engineer and a mem;
Der Of the Board Of Health, is reported
very low with thG,feyer, .... 7i3 = tia.i
Sister Mary Elizabeth Burns, native OF
Boston, died to-day ofyellow fever. n
a:The.inortnary report for-the week end
ing Sunday evening at o'clock shows
B02 lGath% bp2 whites and Gl cOlored, 3S4
males dnl' 2til females. Yellow feyer.40S,
Of which 8SSs were whites and 20 colorcd
othe. feHers 81. Children under ten years
e4l, under tlSe years. 200. Sativesof lou
Iisiana 2S!l, other Stat0s ~, halaiiee foroign-
ers. There were 10 deaths up TO Bo'cloek
latter; hoSEte1sr, t 80 datc as! back as a
week and more, whiIeIOl date since Sep
tember 20. Seven arc at tho st. Vincent
Infant Orphan Asylum; twelve at the
Camp Street, Female Orphan Asylum, and
twelve ptthe Asylum for Destitute Boys.
rwESTY-sEvEs THOUSAND Two HUNDRED AND
" SrSETY-F1vE RATtoSs Issued.
NRw ORLEANS, September 3s-The fol-
lowing cases-were reported: Young Mems
Christian Association, 81; Towards, 997.
The Peabody 97;2205 rations. DR..
Kibhie's condition tonight Is not so ia
yerableppd ifearsare3 ehter:MAetl that he
will not recover. .,....,.,,,.
,,,, ,,''.,.,,N a.,-,,Ar BATON RorcE, ~ .sal |
La BAToS jROuGE, September "a dis
patch announces tho death of Robert
Wightniin, Chief 81 Police, BY fever.
The Towards received the following
'elesT"qs HIAHb h. S,9a,![pq4 Sn[9,,![ ksShtaSS ksSS,it
al We have1,lenty OF nurses for the pres
emit: Th6l disease prevailing Is yellow
fever; but verymild. Two physicians on
duty ~ they understand its treatment.
Cases TO date In iIlabievielle md vicinity,
$50, and 80 deaths. No 'ei1 ti'lg W.
se olSigled) eGt} II. A. NgAziE, NJ. D.gh
-lBAroS R6ude, TA., September %. New
cases tliiring the past twenty.four hours,
uudiuy at -0=x N.;= so; deaths 3: Total
c.ses 10, ,tlate1 4 7Sl;;e lesllAr u, application
has been madeto the 7. N. c. a. by Col.
Holland, OF Holly Springs, for two expert
enced clerks for the Relief Committee at
that city. -oG1A r'a,lAr3 'fs' 'ai N
.tiHollY SPRINGS WANTS MORE rIlYsictASs,, Il,
HoIaY SPRINGS, September 95:I- Please
send-two- more-physicians md tenor
twelve more ,purscs.. DR.. liulp, has ten
tlercd'his Services, and Is on duty. Since
the last dispatch there has occurred 20
new cases anil 0 deaths There are but six
physicians on duty. DR.. Lewis was taken
down, this morning. Or. Segar il strong
enough for duty. DIR. Sheldon is doing
well. -...... .
> fnrSms ~" President Board ef Itcdth
500 .gl.ho APAlI.ES BRAVE. 7.0'st.E
HOLLY SpRlSGs, September Give
haze scattered The roses on the grave Of
COL ,Kenloch Falconer, Secretary OF State
OF Mississippi. His reputation is too well
known to need eulogy from, one who has
sGca' HMM this terHbletrouhle. e1a7 | /
sea4 ArioASrox!.l ,'.oa p b'ta.s
CANTON, Mis-, September 23.-Ncw
cases %; vleathsi. Weatlefclondy, with
some rain. No abatement in the fever so
far as new cases are concerned. About
two.tlfrds of tho Whites have had tile
Rss tassts s SS e'' da,SSbe 9aaS aSsSs 4Ss
graphel, is down with the fever.
AT MARTIN, TENN.
CAIRO, September pa telegram from
Martin, ,Tenn., says,thc condition ofthings
n IL u nEnhIh ErnmI Iflnn nllannnn nf any mr..