The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-03

died May 50. The certificate. signed BY Dr. q. p
B9yefs states that the Gauss Of death was re-
pH. FRANCIS oufsAwo
Years has Arrived e Ds ar6as HsDsn ysa
he Vile u lie Epse s, s snni min a.
ss as s vsr s Fhs q B as es ,s sTa sss
here: You ere seat,ehins for shpst Ths
1erty, Mrs. Smith, The SECOND person Ee saw
yellow fever In . Mr.. Cooks house. There were
Lebanon. Lebanon .ls six miles from Drl
Ell sS A.. ~ sr s,s,. Az ss az ss rs
yellow lever q Dry Grove and other points wat
gses s,ss Sshs s ss sa us5, ,s case.
here could not have been yellow fever. Believes
there was very little yellow fever hefe. Attended
about sixty deaths occurred ainops az mat nun,
Al. s:.s o'clock the committee took recess
until 1906. m.
Evenius sessisn.
All the Ustnbers Of the committee andesperti
present.
supplemented the testimony, Given BY him In
the lnorninF In relation to yellow fever II Pen.
sacole. From 1889 TO 1875 Pensacola meyer es.
eaped Visitation afo ys,9E fsyer, r. ls1t
eminent al the request Of the city authorities
and since that time that city has bees exempt
from II.
Et1zABHrH MAasHAfI, oofoREp. swoHr.
Resides on Claiborne between BIenville and
Cont. Mr.. CLARK had roomed With her q yeas
previous TO coming hofne sick on the morning
Of Thursday. Mey 20. He was up and down
NOW s house, 'ss Rss sasPfF s e
10 als5 69nplalesd JEst hs has ne nsafslsIIs;;
not have. him. BECAUSE Dr. Drew EaIted on
came ID the morning and ordered . al blister.
70 him be went 10 sleep afterwards when he
awoke he ermplaiRed Of hunger; | had some
shctep broth sne gaze ti -four spoensi,a
h iGsy n aas sot s D II, never newer
dess Il nedeips Il any Kind for f thirty rH' years. years.
He teok slck at Key West. The atewardess told
me he vas up and down all the time. 1 did not
prnes yellow f alter DEATH lie vast Vas buried from from
Mr.. Bothick,s the day he died. at O'CLOCK. He
was taken from 9,na any house o. Il 1eocb IL the
drew of his urine: about half q tumbler full It
was yery green, was going on the steamer to
make trip for the stewardess, who was sick.
DR. CHOPIN
was next called. Has been a praetleing physi4
clan for twenty six years. Is president Of the
Board OF Health. May "a the sanitary condition
Of the city was as good as II usually is at that
quarantine. He boosted that be had evaded the
quarantine doctors. He died two days after
wards. with al the SYMPTOMS II yellow fever
Ills death certificate stated that he died Of ma
De. Drew wanted authority from the Board OF
Health TO examine vessels at PILOT Town. Il
times and never mentioned Clark's case. CLARK
died at a. IN. and was buried at 10 a. IN. the
Elliot took sick May 9S. Late In the evening
Of the twenty ninth he was taken TO the Hotel
pieu fr9m TIE e ssYsr q i Front and alrod
sH,aM u,l9a i Yves made Py two eomIPeten.
ss n ,s ts, ;s[ ss. 9ss ssy An ss s
clean Bill Of health; va. detained only LONG
s ses s S "T BE- o ro Visited e f FE f ss
alafa fever. hours alter Eiots death
h soaSa h bo sss s pg
& 1i and Sso h sas s sna ~ nn1 ps
ysea w s RSy q J Me s2 & d T. y yellow
b, Landry reported e 4 she Bosrd q Heal. 4.
physessd him came to see him may again a Il
10 o'clock the next day. CLARK had q convulslon
At q. m. Friday. another shortly after. and .
tainsd but that oIsrk's death was caused BY By
Dr.. Ghoppin read the testimony published ln
cited from Mrs. Msrshall. Clark,s l nurse, sy DE.
hide ey spH s Connected With oarHs death
His b?dy vas not seen BY any officer Of the
Dr. boyer left blank certificate to be signed
By me. could not Sign II. pr. Boyer did not
put the name OF the disease In the certificate.
certificate By putting down Eiliott's death 70 re.
mittent fever In the blank loft for me to ll. not
wanting It said that the yellow fever was In the
CLARK and Elliott established four ioci Of
infection; where the bouder lay. where Elliott
was sick, corner OF Front and Girod streets at
ds Ds5 s1 s1a oon uH0' ~ '''u
About the seventh Of July. a. man named
Cohen came 10 me Touro I1lrmsry. from
a2ss sss before vsEs saS aa sss sTSSss n
f but that he man bad yellow sysr On July a.
%r o a q p.os s saa PHs Ms c
JUL "a, two squares from. where ohen siekened
ous ssyM 1srsSs d q july %s
from Olark's. The outbreak on Constance
street can be traced to Mr.. Keven. who Was
eick July "a. He. was an engineer on the
Charlie Wood. which occupied the same wharf
as the Souder had. Kayan made different
statement to DR.. Murray In reference to where
his tug lay. than the ono made to me-. He ap-
peared to be prompted By the captain Of his tug
Mrs. Wasson.- the mother.in law OF Kayan.
was taken sick July IS. She had no physician.
The impression is she had yellow fever. The
doors from the Kavan's. A Mr.. Bolton had a
supposed walking case Of yellow fever I., He
A washerwoman who lived In Bottoms yard.
hung the clothes Of Z ths Kayan family. . for
waited on John bolton after he took TO bis bed.
DIR, Holiday thinks that the time between the
Souder cases and the others was too long TO bs
from the year 1877. The epidemic OF 1873 must
have been imported by the Souder:
His first experience with yellow fever was In
ls47, when Il was epidemic In. Baton Rouge.
The next was In 1s4e In the Charity Hospital.
The following are the conclusions which DR..
Chopin has reached In regard to yellow fever