Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-14

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ssne hospital servic-. f"r rsrSI'.a = 'it
p&scrs IN The Infected y-llns sevrf ,si>-
9sxfs The resa.isdrr g; lAr rrsaF all
- co0plesed later in Tire esy.
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seek enainx YESTERDAY iArre ~rrr |. -
nsees ef yeiles fever. And Is DEATHS.
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CASrss. Mss. >,P, .-DIrine the
tOrnleba thai eni-a yesterday r"yn iherr
uere is2 oa~ss aud - deaths. H4kiRg in
Ill $50 ess-s and - drAiLs Ihere are
10 cases under treatment. at which 81
occurred dgriag th- last "a b"grs.
OcEAS SPEISs-. Miss, Sep, Dur
ing the wcsk esding yesterday evening.
there were Is Cases of yello~ lever and
I've deaths
NEW ORLEANS. Sept Collector
Smith today received u communication
from C. II. Isaacson. which stated that
81. Vineeat's infan; asylum is IN = very
sd csaditiOu. The Sisters of Charity
have 90 infants Of all naiionslities in
their charge, and they sadly need food
and clothing, especially blankets. Yellow
fever has gained entrance into the insii,u-
ton, and forty of the little inmates are
suffering with the disease. W. Isaacson
appeals to Collector Smith to correspond
ct once with the authorities at Wash
ington aud beseech them to authorize the
quartermss,er at this port 10 issue suita'
BILE rstions for thirty days and necessary
blankets to cover the sick innocents.
WASHINGTON, Sept. THE secretary of
war today issued orders to forward 200
blankets for the 200 children in St. Vim
cents Orphan Asylum, so of whom are
sick with yellow fever.
MEMPHIS, Sept. THE fever continues
undated. Many active workers among
the sick are being stricken down. A. j.
Wheeler, secretary of the Masonic relief
board, is dying. Four nurses in the en-.
ploy Of the board have died, and four
others are sick. J. L. Cook, architect,
and ID. Saunders are down with the fe-
YER. Rev. c. G. Parsons, rector of Grace
Episcopal church, died last night; also
Mrs. Ann Pillmont and Frank Gates, son
Of Sam'l L. Gates Miss Mollie Gates is
down with the fever. Physicians and
and nurses from Washington reported for
duty to the Howard association this morn
ing. There is pressing need for expert.
enced nurses. Ten dollars per day have
= been vainly offered fas-ssfss~iaaoad- asrss
e., and many the sick lie ia their rooms
without proper attention, owing to inabil-
ity of relief associations to supply the
many calls for nurses.
At Granada, 10th inst, the fever is still
virulent. The relief committee having
deserted their posts a massmeeting was
held by the citizens and a new commit
tee elected. Friends all over the land are
besought to send in contributions. News
has also just been received that the fever
has broken out at Senatobia, Miss. Over
80 cases reported up to date, and the
alarm among citizens is reported very
great. They are preparing to abandon
their city. Two deaths and eight new
cases reported in the last "a hours.
There has been contributed in New
York for relief of the yellow fever suffer-
ers 100000, and it Is suggested that the
amount be Increased to half million,-a
hundred persons giving $1,000 each, and
five hundred persons give 500 each, the
popular contributions to continue in the
meantime. Southern gentlemen are re-
quested to call on the relief committee
and give any suggestions as to the means
of distribution of funds and supplies.
The societies of Harlem propose to give a
series of entertainments in aid of the suf-
ferers. Cities and towns in the neighbor-
hood report continued contributions.
Washington has raised $4,000
Wellington Blazer, at Gallipolis. Ohio,
died last night of yellow fever. contracted
from the steamer Porter. There are
dozen people sick with fever In the neigh
hood where the steamer Porter is noored.
Al Memphis At an early hour this mora
ing rain commenced falling and has kept
up necessarily TO noon. Fifty mine deaths
hsve been reported up 10 noon. making
rs since yesterday noon. Among the
number are Mrs Fannie Matthews. Gen
c. W. Adams. J. ID Fair, wm Chandler,
John J. Coanealy. telegraph operator. Geo-
Lsse employees Of Southern Express Co,
and yrrd 3 ChaGwr esfy TAI .z,Il<rfor