The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26
YELLOW FEVER.
Death Holds His Own at Memphis
with Fearful Tenacity.
News from All Points Indicate NJ
Abatement Of New Cases. '-''
The Situation Rather Growing Worse
sENr ro QrARANfINR. .

The Situation Rather 6rowIng worse
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., SENT TO QUARANTINE. sfS
SEw YoRx, September 25.-Dr. \. A
Lurdley, Of Memphis, has been sent to the
quarantine hospital, suffering from yellow
XrNEw ORLEANS. - "
NEys oRLsASs, September 95!l Deaths,
3B; cases reported, 100; total report up To
noon to-day, Si; grand total OF cases.
Woodland E. Barnes, age II, son Of the
late Z. W. Barnes, is dead. The other I
children have the fever. ~ y @A1
New ORLEAxs, September g25. = The
Young Mems Christian Association re.
ceiSed a dispatchO } from pr. AgeIfeat, cat
Winona, announcing the death OF Mr..
Kettrell, and Others, sick there, / Before
his arrival the place was ALMOST depopulat'
ed. 4 tfispatchto the Hebrew Benevolent
Associationreports the death OF child ut
Vaudeville, La, OF yellow fever. The
Howards received the following: At South
west Pass 9 new cases and 2 deaths have
occurred in the last "a hours.
The Orleans Relief Committee decided to-
day TO return all unbroken packages to the
merchants who had advancedp them and
will distribute the remainder to parties
whose requisitions haye been approved as
far Us rations will go. This will take until
tomorrow forenoon, there being about
1000 ra,ions TO dtstributeS 5,0De Of which
were distributed up to o'clock this after
noon. II nothing Is heard from the Secre-
larry OF War BY tomorrow morning, the
committee will adjourn sine die.
Up to Or. N. to-day II deaths, since
noon, were reported at the Board OF
Health and II cases, OF which 65 are new
md 70 prior TO the 22d. ~ IL -
Among the 100 new cases reported up
10 noon is Sister Mary Ann, OF the st.
Elizabeth Asylum. Four are Of the Marine
Department, at Hotel Dieu, IN charge OF
Marine Surgeon DR.. r. D. Murray, who
vas ordered here from Key West by Sur
,eons( ns(ieneraljw odiward9 l5g5N01I
oFife Charity Hospital ps'repott to-day In
,ludes one Chinaman, All Min, the first
..ase on record. He was sent 70 the hos
oital September 5th, sick and destitute, by
he police! He contracted the fever at the
YYSPst"4t W ttNHf'' N-s Hl1-'. IN hs,
iH'iis REFUSED RY THE HowARps. 'l' -''
AT sthe instance. of Merry lIlcy Father
Souxel. Vicar General OF the Archdiocese
4 New Orleans, the Catholic Relief Asso-
iation today handed over $500 to the
french Relief Committee to supply in part
he urgent calls upon the latter for relief
me Howard Association Yesterday refused
q assist the French Relief Committee on
he ground that the funds had been sent
hem for distribution direct TO the suffer
m by the members Of the Howard Asso-
iatiSn.
Bother Gyprian,l of the Order OF the
i6ly Cross. died today of yellow fcyer.
CTsale lescent$ Major zWm.y "a lGwynn
nd Cant. Geo. 4. Williams,
Among the new cases to-day was Col.
". N, Owen, OF the Washington artillery.
Six yellow fever deashs at Bay st. Louis
Three OF the Brothers OF st.
;tanilaus College. at that point, had the
lack yomit last evening.
Ari@terI Iffmn'T lIissilsippi!Ci Cisy6 6reports
SedsSy Of fever at Burns Hotel; ofie
hid not expected TO recover.
rry c,r,,o,,c II pr,,vp ,ssocr,rroy
i"h ."'"' % ~, '. 80
Jonn l; Moore ana 4noaIn n.ni LAY Wv, ,hn
mc nd so oi ,Sa cathnS;,. Pelicf associa,ion
or the victims OF yellow fever in New
jrleans, are receiving from the kind
,earted and charitable Of the North, East
nd West, whose bounty appears mex
unstable. n generous response to their
'nneais for funds TO relieve the destitute
,rnhnns and widows. This Association Is
,rnmptly dispensing the relief. which is SO
much needed here, regardless OF creed,
.olor or nationality, and this action in this
'espcct is well calculated to meet the en-
ire approval OF the generous donors
lbroad. . H., ...;.,..o,
family Of g absences ns %mo e0IslueFsJ ,snr bsd
themselves mcciinll'e.i, 'mo,Tsn ,n t:. tne Aa ra
'ently .eIegr1Phhea !" .nei, rpn yhm thc oues
nus nus St'y, yt,;ua n ;a" H. ranI;.J ro, ~ do
.on ~ 49, " onn ans,ornt ,nI that he would
" Jpo. II, a"s 49, 10" conij come, In
'u;, ~ S .h;a ,~arn;,s tLe norties In ones.
Ps' ..;S y. ..S Ttt "a .ha c;,v @ three aars seo
go ~. ,La,, ,,," ~ than, Have hea, y;oIent.
I. ,,"Su o,,anssd , w;th tbe nrevailing disease.
4, ~. ras;Ja an MaTo,;ne street near Sec.
,nJ - Tho 1tb DiStrirt
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AT MEMPHIS .-l.
MEMrnls, September 25. Death con-
tinues to hold its own with fearful ten'
lcity. From noon yesterday up to noon
Today IS deaths occurred; g OF these
were reported this morning. The weather
has grown warmer and will cause q tur-
ther spreading OF the disease. The only
signs noticed are the daily in;
rreasing number Of fconvalescents who are
seen on the Streets. sF' ahha'
m gojull RrcoyERgp. 8 laH nsJ
A.D. Lougstaff has 40 far recovered rs to
he nhle to resume the direct movements of
he Howard Associalion, OF which he Is
a. -, .T7ri
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p.-.. .p..o.r con,ouhor o. Heath. Q
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