The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-25
THE FEVER.
Vine View Gases Reported i'm Nena-
pfss.
The Various Charitable Associations
Sending all Unacehnlated Fer
sons out of Town.
rspectai to the Democrat. i


sas4ta tr.r,t tavsr ab to s 9. n. yesterday.
ssno1.sar fatality attended Ne. and Mrs,
fzanns,.1sr. Who died during the last few days.
They lived near Judge Rays house, and alter
kha fever became 30 5ad ID Che aetghborhood.
Mr.. C5ppiager became alarmed and resolved
ta Ieavs town. Accordingly lie procured
tickets for himself and wife, and then went
sewn 10 she depot only TO find that the train
lad lust gone. They then went % a Madison
srreef boarding house, expecting 10 remain
there until the next train should 90 out That
r,IQfE the husband was taken With the faver
and died four days alter. The wife was taken
sfek nezE day and died yesterday. The Cop
nillgars we're from Brooklyn. N. r., and came
hera ssan after the fever East year.
A dsspateh received from Dr.. ". Z Rogers
as Bon Aqua Springs states that Ltent- Kobt.
DowdY, who vent there from this place ten
days ago, vas down with fever. Lieug Dowdy
Is a graduate of Vast Point, buE aas not yet
been assigned to duty. As the hotel Is erowti-
ea with guests, the consequences Of this ont
Break u the fever May be terrible. Doc
eRd 4ETzATT0g OF TEEE VARIOUS GEARTTA Bile
ASSOCIATIONS
MEMPHTs, JaIy 24-The news to-day Is
more encouraging ard the prospects, ara IA
v0rabIe, the cases, v5sh few exceptions, yield
iag readily 70 treatment 10 fs said that
there are net over $500 Waite people il the
city, and half of these hava 5een a6Giifaatsd,
ha1ing had the fever before
AErangsfnengs ara being Aaade 60 seHa all
1lrlaeahnaatad whites 10 the camp OF send
them away by river and rail.
President LangsbafT. 6f the AoWar5s- mas
received a aHrnber ef kilograms and letters
frera rarfIes residing Ill Northern States, ,6ffsr
fHr to come to Menlphfs and nurse the sick
Efa invariably replied chat they we're not
needed aE present. and Should Hfsy On needed
fn che future aDEs Jt7t hIF3Rs Or these Tfl6
haVta had the fever would 5e received. and that
d medical certificate OF this Fa35 would 5e re-
fISHireft i'm all cases.
The hospital association, Knights II Honor,
Order Of United Warsnsrl, and other aasoesa-
lions. are sending away hunters Of families
&C. various points, aaaIag Is cheaper % 10 90
than TO take care of Gflena sick and bury
bhern wEaen dead. The Masons are about 20
adopt the same Plan The 80. Aatrsw's
Scotch Society mas oFgsnized and elected 3ti1-
eers. The second ordsr Of eol1red Enen has
also organized
w NEED OF ASSISTANCE.
Tie weather ttass morning Is siose and SUI
try and sgIzl very warna.
Tasra Is u big fasEfnx Off in che number OF
persons leaving. the Fact being that abonE stl
WAC can get away at she present fare hav5
ard, for ST. Loais fortnight, viii take out a.
large crowd
East Tennessee haa not a1laranEhIed, and
the only means Of escaping, without great
trouble, Is ia that direction.
Each day soTaS cases are laade 2lGwl Taish
AaFa failed b6 be reported.
The wife of Eli. Barry, WAC died OF ehlldbed
fever Is asaD said 10 nave died 5f yellow FEVER.
Ben Holland. well Known htsre, With two of
His children and a Mrs Downing. ara down on
JoneSSs Avenue.
TIE Hi,wards. after Thorough eganaiHa-
tion OF the city. fnd anIy taree cases needing
aasia5anea, May Letters ara received from
persons ID the North 5enaertag services as
nurses. but the HoWarIs announce chat no
n;,rass are asaEsf. and that II W0aIa 5e 5rfTEl-
The most distressing case found is ghs family
of LAG GrsadEir. Three persons are sick and
no t3r1s To render assistance. except child Of
five years Old
AE ATTEMPT TO BJaE AN EEaTsE-HoJsE
IA ATTEMPT was made last night tc, surn the
engine aun5e On Poplar street 70 prevent IL
from being used tG, treat Chief OF Police
atEeys 3 brother in, who mas tile yellow fever.
INA v0f.A BE.E WEATHER.
The weather to-day has 5een more pleasant
Early this morning u was very close and
s1lIarv. btlf an east wind sGGl sprung ap and
IL has been blowing all day, making III naaEh
more comfortable. srt with TIE atmosphere
damp and weather favorable 5o the spread OF
the dEsease Physicians say that the fsvar
is, vita few exceptions. yielding really 10
Treatment.
TEE DEATRs.
The close OF tile afternoon report shows
seventeen new cases aad fotr deaths.
rwC MORE DEarHs FROM TEE FEVER.
Izv1 more fever patients died late this al
tsrnaanI: Willie Taylor, aged D. and Efsnriet-
ia. Taylor. aged 38. Mrs. Taylor, the neither
ef the above and the only survivor of bas
family, Is very low.
NEW CASES.
NoiIfe Wsieh, aged forty, Lgetnda Brooks
ard " u Nicholson are reported AS having
f4ss..t of other diseases. TIE cases OF fever III
eIifssf in the number already reported but
whose names were not chen given, ars: w a.
Tap4ar Fourth street; Constance An men.
fa5 BaaIe street. Nn14 Farmer, Union street.
Hanrfa1ta Kennedy, Margaret Kennedy and
Mra TaVtor, One hundred cases Il AL have
Seer ren6rtaa 10 tie Board u Health si1ce
the com aaeacalasII OF the epEGtIlIc.
BUSINESS.
F,7s;ness il almost entirely suspended.
Drug stores and grocery stores are open.
ard she banks transact business IrGn lI =
n. TO .. N. It IS now esgaasea s sslas hners
ara Il, ,6G8 people hers, 51gG of Taosn 5nLg
are rrFi1a and at least EWs1-El1r4s Gf these
ba6 the lever aaI yeaf
il rTarEF FROM FELLGW FEVER IN cTSCIN-
NATL
eFycrSysrT. July A-Joseph Hotk, aged
Twenty six gaars, we CAME aere ss1ne asys
assrs sr9nl MenaphIs, was taken Ell aaG alet. ah
s o'clock Ga-nighG, az 6he gllciaAsnt loelsso,, 1
with Vatitu fever He was b1rIeG ab once
Thers ID 10 excitement over EhIs- AZ bAiEby
frra fru-,artat cases 0f fever occurred mere lasb
year. and I'D cIe r6ok the disease NOM any
enc Ell Ehsnl.
TIE EFFECTS or QUARANTINE IN BROWNS