Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-29
FEVER NOTES.

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Mrs. DIR. Heber Jones is convalescing
Mrs. A. II. Venn and daughter died of
the fever yesterday.
Little George Person, who has been sick
eight days, Is quite sick yet.
The board of health has .disinfectants for
free distribution to the public
Frank Bras, a we'll known lawyer, and
his daughter Annie, died Friday.
DIR. Easeley, of Little Rock, wac re-
ported very low at noon yesterday,
Dr. T. Donohue, No. LOG Third street,
after a relapse is improving slowly.
Alice Cleary, daughter of Captain
Cleary, we rejoice to know, is convalescent.
-Forney Holt, of the Towards, will pin on
the yellow badge and go to work on Monday.
The Towards are still in great need of
horses and buggtes for the use of physicians.
Lagrange telegraphed for more nurses
last night The Towards will send them this morn
ing.
R. w. Shelton, of Byrd's, who is out at
the National cemetery was reported very low yester
-Sergeant-at- Arms Droescher, was out
lively.
Ransom Dale returns thanks to DIR. Sim
for his kind and skllful attention during his late
Illness
Virginia Ebeler, aged nine years, died at
the residence Of Uncle Getzs Chelsea, the twen-
ty-sixth.
The telegraph office will be open from
nine am. 10 half past eleven am and from one to
three pm.
Eugene Leidy and daughter Annie are
conyalescent. Eugene, 1r., died at holly Springs on
Wednesday.
Tim ScullY, formerly receiving and for
wardiDg clerk at the wharf, was stricken with the
fever yesterday.
Mr.. Nicholson. depot agent, was stricken,
and nurse and physician were telegraphed. They
will be sent to-day.
Mrs. Sigler, wife of the chief operator
OF the western Union telegraph Office, we are glad
to note, is doing we'll.
The m any friends and patrons of DIR. J
b. Hughey, will be glad to know that himself and
family are all alive and well.
Miss Kate Shroyer, we learn, has been il
for three four days with the fever at the residence
of DR.. Hayes, on Rayburn avenue.
Mr.. Phil Shide will be on duty at the
postofice general delivery department, after Sc
we're illness of the prevailing fever.
The Barnes building, tenement house
In Fort Pickering, is full of yellOw-fever victims
Ten cases were reported there yesterday ''''--
Ned Hunt, colored, has been beating hi.
spouse therefore he pinned in jail on account of hi
| inability to furnish five hundred dollar bond.
DR.. Kavanaugh. that whole-souled gen
teman, and one of the most active of our home ply
sicans. was reported very i'll at noon yesterday.
Paris telegraphs that the fever is spread
They will be sent to-day, If transportation can b
had
Rev. DIR. Landrum, that good man, wa
out yesterday but looking too feeble for the under
taking His friends prevailed upon him to return
home.
| Mr. Ed Heating, keeper of Court square
Is duty, having recovered from severe attack O
the fever. The squirrels will now have nuts
| crack.
| DIR. Heber Jones. that tower of strengtl
| in the medical fraternity, keeps well and looks
fresh as daisy. He has not had his clothes off /
| week.
| DIR. DeGraffenreid reports all of his pa
| tents at Hopefeld, with or two exceptions a
doing exceeding well. He has lost no cases Owe
there yet.
Little Willie M'Grann, son of our frien
| Hugh MGrann, foreman of the APPEAL we are ola
to say, has passed crisis, and better yes erda
| morning.
Mrs. L. P. Townsley, the wife of tn
| pressman of the Ledger, has recovered from IigI
of the fever. Her son, Eddie Case is also COZ
| valeScing.
| fernando telegraphed the Howard asso
cIatlon last night for additional and supple
| Five new cases yesterday, making eighteen undo
| treatment
Pete Cansle, is On his pegs and laborin
hard for his fellow countrymen of the Italian soc
ty He is giving his whole time to the work, and hf
done great good.
Treasurer A B. Vaccaro. of the Italia
society, yesterday received one hundred and fit
three dollars contribution from the Italian either
of San Francisco.
Miss Annie Robbins, lady very muc
esteemed In our city, was taken down Fri-ay NOR
ing with the fever Under her careful nursing h
sister was conyalescing
The whe reabouts of the little daughte
| of A. Loehmeyer, the gunsmith, aged eleven year
is wanted by Rev. DR.. George White, Third stree
| near st. Peters church
Jesse Page Wigs, son of the late W. |
Wigs, aged ten years, died at LAGRANGE of yellol
fever last Wednesday bright little lad, he was Il
idol OF all who knew him.
Miss Gertrude Slater, daughter of th
late Rev De Slater was TepSrted doing well yesteda
and Mrs COnnors, of Mobile.
Mr.. NJ. w. Redford clerk at B. v
Semmes & Co.'s died yesterday after short Hines
| A worthy young man, who had hosts of friends, b
thus been snatched away from US.
Among the dead of yesterday appea
the names of Fred Gobel, the Greenwood fiori
who had just completed the elegant establishme
| on the corner of Second and Beale.
The United States court for West Tel
nessee, on account Of yelow-fever In Memphis al
all the United States officials connected with I
! C. H. Winklemeu, of the Planters mi
short Third street, declares that he negro
trading OFF ratiOns drawn at the Citizens relief col
mIssary depot for whisky on the fernando road.
Mrs. Phschke. wife of Charles Plischk
| who died two or three weeks since OF fever, pass
away very calmly yesterday morning, leaving .
lovely children zone an infant almost alone In {
world.
The Masonic relief board have bee
greatly overworked There now on duty only y
John Waynesburg A s: Myers and Alex Hun
These good people are doing all possible for thu
| brethren.
Germantown telegraphs the Howar
that there are twenty cases now down with the few
and nurses are wanted Ice and other supplies bs
| Iy needed. The Towards Will comply with t
| appeal to-day.
Mr.. Eug. W. Moore appeared on t
street safely eonvaleseent yesterday. Mr.. Moore