The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-30
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this city, was stricken this afternoon.
MEMPHIS, TENN, September $40 P. Y;
-Forty.one deaths are officially reported
by the Board OF Health for the past TWEEN
ty.four hours, ending at six clock tonight.
This includes two days report OF one un.
dertaker, who failed last evening to report
DR., Paul Otey died this afternoon also,
". w. Redford, OF B. J. Semmes & Co. s
liquor house, and F. Goebels, florist. Dr..
W. C. Cavenaugh Is reported on the SICK
list.
Is. f. Furbish died suddenly tonight nj
ter an illness OF only twenty hours. He
was an employe OF the Howards. W. 5.
Anderson, an active Howard visitor, was
stricken this afternoon.
Seventy physicians OF the Howard med
ical corps report eighty-three new cases,
The Howard Association will tomorrow
establish abranch depot at RoSeyille Sta
ton, three miles east Of the city, where q
a large number OF new cases are reported.
Nurses will be supplied from this point,
nnder direction OF the Vice-President, J.
II. Edmondson and Visitor J. r. Waring.
DR.. =. G. De Saussure, OF Charleston, ).
u. mas Uteu uttlhlGl W abhVAa hAV SEA AA
this neighborhood.
OTHER FONTS.
CANTON, Miss, September 9S.-Total
cases, 500; deaths 9S. New cases, 81;
deaths,l.
NArcmEz, September 2S.-The city is en-
tirely free OF fever and thoroughly quaran-
tined. Three thousand dollars, provisions
and twenty-five nurses have been sent to
fever stricken places.
WATER VALLEY, September 2s.-Three
deaths and six new C1lseS, J. y. HendrcEs
died to-day.
CAIRO, liz, September 9s-But one
death at Hickman, KY, Nelson Titus. the
faithful night Superintendent Of the Hos
pital. No new eases in town, but several
in the country, near Hickman.
Total cases at Martin, Tenn, "S. No
new cases or deaths to-day.
DIR. Hugh Prather OF Hickman, died OF
yellow fever ut Jordan Station, KY, last
night.
KEY WEST, FLA, September eS.- .-Physi-
clans ordered to Holly Springs have been
forbidden TO pass through Cedar Keys by
the Health Officers.
Baton RouGI, La. September 2S.-New
cases, 81: deaths, 3; total cases, 1901 ;
deaths, 40.
ioLLY SPRINGS, September 2S.-Thirty |
new cases and eleven deaths, including
Misses Lucy Fort and George Feather
stone. Selden Fort, Treasurer Of the Re.
Lief Committee, and Charles II. Walker, OF
Conn, are very low, with little
hopes Of recovery.
TANdIPAuoA, September 2S.-Nine new
cases.
BAY ST. LOUIS, September 9S. S.-FOurteen
new cases, four deaths
SOUTHWEST Pass, September 2S.-Two !
deaths, two new cases; ;conYalescents doing
nicely.
GRAND JUNCTION, September 2s.-No
deaths in the past "a hours; six new cases. |
Total cases TO date about 80; deaths 10. Z.
G. Handy, volunteer operator from New
Albany, Ind, was taken down with fever
yesterday.
Milan, TENN, September Is Our town
is quiet to-day. The excitement is quiet
ed down. Refugees have commenced to
return. We have no yellow feverin Milan.
Neither has there been any. The health
Of the town never was better.
L. JORDAN, President Board Of Health.
3IoRoAy Cry, September 2S.-Total
cases, 1888; deaths, 80; 81 cases under treat
ment; 5 deaths in the past three days.
CHATTANOOGA, September s.-The NOR
tuary report for the month up to 5 o'clock |
,. ". to-day: Yellow fever, 90; pernicious
bilious fever, s; typhoid, !; bilious remit
tent, 5-total from fevers, 81; other causes,
10.
The outlook grows more favorable.
Deaths in the last twenty.tour hours: B. +.
Ragsdale, Agent East Tennessee Railroad;
L. II. Robinson, Rev. Father P. Ryan,
Rev. G. H. Brenner, Pat Maloney: New
cases: Miss Barkley, John Valera, Joe An
tonia.
The fever is gradually working south
ward into the Fifth ward, which comprises
the low grounds between the Stanton
House and Lookout Mountain. Total
cases on hand, not including GONZALES