The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-07
THE YELLOW FEVER,
Contributions Still Flowing In.
Personals, Meetings and Entertain.
ments.

| The man Latsch, who was taken With the fever
at No. 13 Pine street. had the disease in so mild q
| form that he undertook to walk TO the Hospital
but his little five-year-old nephew died last even
ing. The clothing and bedding of the patients
were disposed of by the Sanitary Police, and the
house fumigated and disinfected
PERSONAL.
| Two young doctors of New York. who were or
their way home from the South, arrived in the
city yesterday, and, having no money to proceed
on their Journey were given transportion by the
Health Officer.
! DR.. Weidler, one of the volunteer physicians
VINO went to Memphis has teiegraphed for mon.
| ey with which to bring him home.
The wife and two children of AL. Wiltshire tele.
Graph operator, who died at Memphis q few days
ago arriv ed in the city yesterday, and were sent
| to Sister Anthony's Hospital
John ?. Jordan, brother of Miss Clara B. Jordan
OF Hughes High School, has fallen victim OF
| yellow fever.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following amounts were collected by W. r.
| Phipps, Frank Alter and l.. H. Crane SUBJ Com
mittee Of the Cincinnati Snuthern Relief Com
nell & Co., $25; Crane & Lupton, $25 f. G. Ring
gold Co., $25; Simpknson & Co., $25; W. +.
Thorne, $25: Mauss, Aull & Co.. S25; John Gates &
Co, S25; Julius Benckenstcn Co, S25;
Halves 4 Durrell, $25; Butterworth & Co., $40;
Adolph Meyer $40; Jos. s. Cutair, $40; Friend $40;
l. & $. B. Sachs, $40; E. g. Potter & Co, S.; Egan,'
Mddeke Co., S.; Krippendorf & Hart, 500;
employees, $500 73; Cincinnati Shoe Manufacturing
Co., 500; employees, $64; Strbley & Co., $25; EN-.
ployes, $73 l3; Cosgrove e. Rowe, $25; employees,
S63; George Hooker, $50; Holdridge & Co., So; W.
6. Rogers 4 Co, $40; Lang & Wanner, $40; Brad
Stevenson, $25;De Camp 4 Leyoy ,$25; P. Wilson &
Sons, $25; D. l.. Carrick, $40. Total, 81 ,l25 86
subscriptions to the Southern Relief Fund re-
ceived by Sidney D. Maxwell, of the Chamber of
| NntE,r NAp.n piv1na lnrt
$2O; A. H. Hinkle, $25: II. 4 j. Koch, $25; Catch
/ ell & Hyatt S.; rhos Cleneay, S.; A. A., s.;
Jas. Wymond Aurora, Indiana, SIS; A. t. Grip
pen, ST. L. X. Allen, Agent Dayton and Michigan
/ Total 500.
The Finance Committee have received the fol
| lowing additional subscriptions:
Collected by Henry c. Urner and George Hofer,
$2S5; collected by w. Ii. Hoover and Earl Stimson
S33; received through Mayor Moore, S91 5S; and
other contributions amounting to s., G92 as.
The Sixth Ohio Benevolent Association donated
So last night. The employees of the Southern
| Railway gave one dav's wages. The employees OF
CosgrOve e. Rowe have donated SOC 25, and S2e
| has been received from Ell Dorado.
| MR.. e. T. zIEGLER
] an Adams Express messenger on the Southern
| Road, made up concert troupe consisting of his
sisters Miss Addie and Miss Lula, Miss Allie Stei-
neau, Miss Amelia Rodgers and Mr.. VIM c. Zieg-
| Ter, and, with the assistance of some members OF
the local band, he gave concert in Somerset, KY,
last Monday night. 1t vas grand success, and
netted 500 10, BY request the concert was re-
peated asst night, and tonight the party appear in
HarrOdsburg for the same noble charity Mr. Zieg-
Ter is confident that he will be able to contribute
81, 900 TO the fever fund
THE EXCURSION
to High BrHge, on the Southern Road, will start
at O'Clock tomorrow tickets 81. Adam Burket'
news and refreshin ent agent on the train, and Mr.
Dennis and Mr.. Bowers, restaurant keepers at the
Bridge, will donate half of their profits to the yell
low fever fund tomorrow.
THE VICE CONSUL OF ITALY,
R. W. Saunders has issued a notice to the italians
of Cincinnati 10 meet at his office, 1877 West
Fourth street, at O'Clock p. m. tomorrow, for
the purpose of making necessary arrangements
for raising funds for the su tering South.
ooLoRED MAsoNs.
The entertainment given at Robinson's Opera
house, last evening, under the auspices of the
colored Masons, netted handsome sum to the re-
lief fund. The programme was fully carried out
and well rendered.
JONES TURNER
will donate the receipts of their house No 329 West
Sixth street, to-day, for the benefit OF the yellow
fever sufferers.
The Pleasure Seekers q dancing club. will
give social entertainment at the Highland House
this evening the proceeds to be applied for the re-
lief OF yellow fever sufferers.
AT CHESTER PARK.
To-day there will be three races at Chester Park
Course for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers
of the South. The following is the programme:
First Race--Mile heats, best two in three to har-
ness--Louis Cook enters G. m. Emma Jane, James
Hagan enters br. g. Barney Tracy, John Wursten
enters b. &. Cincinnati Boy, Charles Kahn, Jr, ell
tiers G. &. Boss G.