The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-23

who has been in charge OF tlaherty q SUI
Iiyan's undertaken establishment, alsC
lied tbis forenoon. Richard Eblech, .
resident agent in this city OF Joseph
Schlitz's Brewing Company, died last night
six miles outin the country.
Rev. Father John, Catholic priest
from Columbus, Ga, arrived last evening
Drs. G. ", Tucker, Dallas, Tex; D. 4. Is
Wilkes, Lebanon, Tenn, and w. A; Cass.
we'll. Americas, Ca, have arrived and
been assigned 10 duty. Among the con-
yalescents are DR.. A. A. Laurence, Gen:
Luke E. Wright, Rev. $. Landrum anu
| wife. W. A. McCloyd and II. j. Simmons,
OF the Howards.
There were thirty-nine deaths from yell
low fever reported officially by the Board
OF Health as having occurred during the
past twenty-iOur hours, ending at . o'clock
tonight. 4. Tute, u colored volunteer
physician, from Cincinnati, died this
afternoon. He had been quite an active
worker, and was buried by the HoTards
in their lot in Elmwood Cemetery. Il K,
Catron. agent OF the Associated Press in
this city, is down with the fever. Since
the begirifng OF the epidemic he has been
a prominent worker OF the Masonic Relief
Board, and has assisted in the Avalanche
and Ledger. His case progressing favor.
ably, and everything indicates his speedy
recovery. During his illness his position
is being filled by Simon l.. Barinds, late
city editor of the Herald, and an active
worker OF the Howard Association: Re
ports continue being received OF the
spreading OF the disease in the interior
and nIiacant tnwnRhiDS
The Howard physicians are daily called
on to visit patients often residing rs iardis-
tant IA fifteen miles from the city. MIR. IL.
W. Mitchell, Medical Director of the How
ard Association, has in every instance
promptly sent aid in response to oil such
appeals. =,
the fever at his residence in Germantown,
Tenn. J. E. Byrd, Of Louisville, has been
ordered to Collieryille, Tenn, with eight
nurses, in response to an appeal Tor aid
from that city, G. W. Foster, of Macon,
Ga, was to-day relieved from duty as phyi
sician by the Medical Director OF the How
ards. who, upon investigating the ereden-
tials OF Foster, found out he was not a
graduate OF any medical college. Certain
transactions wherein Foster had made
charges for his professional services led to
tho above disclosure. L. A. ChenisS, q
volunteer physician from Savannah, Ca,
is reported among ,o-lay's new cases.
The following appeal is made by the Off
Gers Of the Hebrew Hospital Association:
"Our funds having been entirely ex-
hausted and sickness still continuing with
unabated fury in our midst, We appeal to
our corcligionists throughout the United
States for pecuniary aid. There are Or
phans to be cared for in addition TO re.
iieying the sick and distressed, and our.
good work must be discontinued unless
aid is given us. All remittances should be
to David Eiseman, Treasurer
Hebrew Hospital Association. Il
Twenty.three physicians OF the Howard
medical corpse report l20 new cases.
Since the beginning OF the epidemic the
following physicians Of the Howard medi-
cal corps have fallen victimsto the plague:
W. P. Hodges, Memphis; K. B. Williams,
Woodburn, KY; J. w. McKim, st. Louis;
w. G.. Meade, Arkansas; II, McGregOr,
linton county, Tenn; 7. Mcnes, Nash
vile; S. B. Huran, Hot Springs, Ark.;J.
G. Renner, Indianapolis; J. b. Hicks, hur-
frecsboro; ], S. Bankson, Stevenson, Ala.
I. W. Bond, Brownsville, Tenn; A. NJ.
Pearce, Cincinnati; p. g. Nngcnt, St.Louis;
W. J, Armstrong, Memphis; ?. Fl. Tate,
Cincinnati; J. o. &. Gorrell, Fort Wayne,
Ind. The following arc reported on the
sick list: S. II. Mccormick, Terre Haute,
Ind; W. 7. Lowry, Cincinnati; R, W.
Hunter, Kansas City; F. L. Sim, Memphis;
J. Lupho, Los Angeles, CAL; I. II. Force,
Hot Springs, Ark; ]. N. Worthes, Round
Rock, Ark; NJ. r. Dawson, Memphis; W.
A. Kuehn, Dayton, o.; B. B. R. Montgom-
cry, Chattanooga, Tenn; W. !. Bisany,
Jonestown, Miss; L. A: Cheviss, sayan-
nah, Ga; r. Bureham, Columbus, Q.