Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-28

w. .. Anderson Is sGlll on IOOU.
Mayor Flippen will be out to-day.
M. N. BEDFORD, of Semmes & Co., has a
bad case.
Frank Bras and his daughter Annie are
both dead. eru
DIR. B. r. Clarke was reported very i'll at
noon yesterday.
Judge Archibald Wright was on the
streets yesterday.
Felix Lanhorn died on Cow island
Thursday morning.
DIR. Paul Otey was reported in a critical
condition yesterday.
Private M'Neal, of the signal service,
is now convalescing.
Miss Sallie, daughter of the late DIR.
Slater, died yesterday.
Sam Adams, an old resident, was taken
down Thursday night.
Mrs. w. b. Flanagan, of Chelsea, took
fever Thursday night.
Abe Coss, well known In river circles,
died yesterday morning.
Look out! Dfpscher, the city sergeant
alarms, will be in to-day.
B. P. Smith is recovering from the fever,
and believed to be out of danger.
The Oldest daughter of Joe Crabb, of the
ArGlGnche, was stricken yesterday.
Casper Wright a well-known river man,
died of the fever yesterday morning.
Billy Mitchell was out yesterday, quite
thin, but looking like he was all safe.
DIR. Lawrence is up. and will soon be
able to attend to his professional duties.
Mr.. Joseph Crabb's Oldest daughter,
Lizzie, was very i'll yesterday morning.
Billy Stephenson, of the APPEAL, called
yesterday morning. Billy had bad case.
H-Dr. Tuerck, the energetic Howard ply
sician for the first ward, is out of danger.
Mrs. A. II. Venn died Thursday morn
ing; her daughter, Clara c., died yesterday.
The Towards yesterday sent nurses and
supplies to Germantown, Paris and Somer-
vile.
w. w. Thacher, cashier of the First ma
tional bank, took the fever ON Thursday
night.
Mr.. A. Bonivita. book keeper for Messrs.
Podesta & Malatesta, died yesterday of the
fever.
Miss PAMELA Coe is great deal better,
and strong hopes are entertained Of her re-
covery.
r. p. Robson, of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, is able to be about after
a severe attack.
Misses Charlotte and Blanche johnson,
who were stricken on seventeenth instant,
are now convalescent.
Mrs. o. +. Prescott was stricken Thurs
day night, but the case promises to be light.
Her niece is doing WE'LL
John B. Bill and his two sons, William
and John, are out of danger, and will be
soon at their business again.
Samuel M. Stewart, recently from Dallas,
Texas, is working among the Masons, the
right man In the right place.
Ed. a. Clayton, of this city, died at
Linnerville, Tennessee, on Thursday last.
he had been away several weeks.
Sarah Sims, adopted daughter of John
Getzandeiner, after a severe illness, has re-
covered. She had been reported dead.
Charley Meyers is getting on nicely. He
has had tough case of the fever, and his
friends say he will come out bright as dol
lar.
Mrs. Balhnger, whose husband died
short time since, passed away Thursday.
Her children, also i'll with the fever, are re-
ported doing well.
THE old man" missed it one time.
Leopold Goepel is yet on his pins, and con-
slders himself among the strongest and
coolest men. So says the victim.
i desire to return my thanks to DIR. Keat-
ing, of New York, one of the volunteer
corps, for his kindness and attention to my
family. All. vENN.
L
a Every severe spell of the fever, is up and
doing all he can for those afflicted. He left
yesterday morning for Brownsville with six
nurses.
Miss Charlotte and Blanche Johnson,
who were stricken with the fver, last Tuesday
week, the seventeenth instant, and who were
nursed by that faithful nurse. their mother
are now convalescent.
Captain Joe Spears, who has been clerk
ing at the Howard rooms for the past week or
two, was called away yesterday by the illness
of his children. We hope God will spare
them to him.
"A. B. Wilkes, NJ. D., Howard physician,
says =" this Is emphatically cure for yellow
fever" Give the following every hour: bi-
carbonate of potash, gr. x; gum arabic, grs
TX; ice water, DIR. ii.
L. Goepel says he was down-hearted at
the death of Charlie Fisher and other friends,
but was not down with the fever. He passed
the APPEAL yesterday with an organ for
Camp Father Matthew. .. ,..
e. Marsusse, a volunteer nurse, sent to
L. kaufman by the Towards, has acted in
quite dishonorable and disgracefuf manner
The Masonic relief committee addressed
note to the Towards. complaining of Mar