The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-22
yellow FEVER.
Frost and Ice in Different Parts Of
the South.
The Mortality Decreasing.
rwo MORE DEATHS At oAIllPoLls.

Samuel Cary, young lad. There are 81
cases convaleseent. A heavy frost ppt
an appearance, and Il Is probable theI
win be no further spread OF the disease.
NEw ORLEANS, October 2l.-Weathe
clear and cool. Deaths, n; cases reportec
81; total deaths, 1888; total cases, l2,Sl:
Horace II. Hunt, telegrapher, native c
Jackson, Mich, died this morning OF ye
low fever.
CAIRo, October 2l.-Two deaths fror
yellow fever last night No new cases.
MEMPHIS, October r2l.-Weather CROWN
warmer. From six o'clock last night unit
noon to-day Il interments are reported
The Memphis & Charleston Railroad Ba
reopened to-day for the transaction Q
business. tl-
NEw ORLEANS, October el.-Alexande
Dalsheiwer, a wen knownattorner, nativ
OF Natcheke, Miss, died to-day. He wa
taken with yellow fever about montl
ago and died Of complications resulting
therefrom.
The New Orleans Central Relief Com
mittee closed their labors to-day. Sinc'
their organization they have issued 100,
900 $50 ration. The Silent Mission Relic
Committee return their sincere thanks Il
the unknown friends and the true silen
missionaries in Philadelphia, New iorE
and Boston, for their valuable and timely
aid. St Mathews, chapter six, verses
and 4.
BATox RouoE, October 21.-New asel
81; deaths 6, for the last two days. Z
DoSALDsoSyILLE, October 2L-At As
cension parish the total cases to date an
29l; deaths l4S, "a I
BAY ST. LOUIS, October 2l.-s new case
and 8 deaths for the past 3 days
SEw ORLEANS, October as. HALEY,
Western Union operator at Pascagoula, dice
this morning OF yellow fever.
In Berwick City the fever is increasing
rapidly, and the new cases are malignant
Clinton. La, October 2L-Eghteer
cases at Reilley's and Marston's, ihclud
ing Drs. Covert and Rutherford. DR.
Covert is dangerously ILL., DR.. Saunders
resident physician reports, reports , cases
in Clinton to-day. Total cases 10 date 49,
deaths 0. Nurses from New Orleans anC
Baton Rouge have arrived Sasstss +
BYRAN, October 9l.-The Secretary o
the Relief Committee, R. W. Holcomb
died last night; he was taken sick on Tues
day. No new cases.
JACKSON, October 2l.-New cases from
noon Sunday to 6 6P. N. to-day 80:
MoReAx CRY. October 2l.-Eeven new
cases and four deaths; total cases 500; to
tai deaths so.
Pass CHRISTIAN, October 9l-EleTen new
cases and one death.
YAzoo CRY, October 2l.-Two new cases
no deaths. All the cases doing well.
BAY ST. LOUIS, October 9l.-Among the
deaths is Col. ". B. List, President of the
Relief Committee. Though unacclimated
he exerted himself fearlessly to relieve his
suffering feIlow-citizens. There has been
NO example of a nobler devotion to the
cause Of humanity.
OsYxA, October 2l.-TheFe have been
o22 cases in osyka and % in the country
to date; % deaths in town and s in the
country. Three deaths and three new
cases in the past twenty;four hours
PArrERsoSvuLE, October 2l.-on Fri
day last four new cases and one death
Saturday FIVE new cases; Sunday eight
new cases. The cool weather Of the last
two days has neither checked, spread OF
modified the type of the disease.
REFUGEES RETURNING TO 4EntrHrs.
MEMPHIS, TESS., October 9l.-The City
has been thronged with people to-day
many being refugees, who returned think
ing, after the frosts that have fallen al
danger is passed. The greater part, how,
=. ,,,o., ~ .4;n5 o0nI,yt1n for Fntfaf
which, after the 18th inst. will cease to bt
extended to oil able bodied persons.
The Board OF Health has not officially
announced the city as being safe for ab
sentees to return; but, to the contrary n
are warned to remain away. -
Eight deaths from yellow lever are Off
cially reported for the last twenty-toul
hours.
Ten additional interments were made hs
the undertakes OF parties who died be
yond The city limits: 4 :, =
Eighteen physicians ois the. .HowarC
medical corps reports twenty-three new
cases, seven in the city and sixteen in th'
suburbs.
R. W. Mitchell, Medical Director OF thu
Howard Association, tonight partially dis
banded his corps by relieving from duty
nineteen OF the physicians from abroat
and all Of the local physicians on duty u
the city.
AID FRoM ONTARIO.
HAMILTON, Oxr., October 21.-An rinfn
entail meeting was held to-day to taxi
steps TO render aid to the yellow feve'
sufferers. One thousand dollars were sub
scribed. Ward committees were appoints
to canvass the city, The churches will p
asked to take up special collections. m,
collection OF the Church Of the Ascersioi
yesterday, amounting to $50, was devote'
TO that object.
NEw ORLEANS, october2l.-Applicatioh
for relief to the Young Mems Christian
Association, 66; Howards, 300. Mostly oil
cases not heretofore entered on the books
The Peabody Association issued 1900 "a
tons.
MAooxp crrr, October e1-Four ney
cases; no deaths. Total new cases, III
deaths, II.
vrcxsBrRo, October 9l.-Mercury 50
One death in the city and one in the coun
try to-day. y 7-s' -asl
DELTA, October 2l.-Thers are nun
Der Of new cases, including ex.Sheri
Amer and Major Cochran. Dr.. Gill, Healt
Officer, is very low.
YAzoo CRY, October 9l.-Fourteen case
under treatment One OF the Sisters
Mercy has the black vomit and another
sick.
HoLLY Springs, October of.-Yesteria
q new cases and 8 deaths to-day l9 me-
cases and deaths, mostly in the country
Refugees continue to return, and. al
being stricken down with the fever. Y
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CANADA. ..- -
MONTREAL, October 2l.-The folloWin
additional appointments were made to u