Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

1883.
RAvAGEs OF YELLOW JACK.
had Reports frou Jacks0nville-The
Appeal 60 the President Against Sur.
geon.Reaeral Hamtlt0n.
The oflcial bulletin from DR.. Mitchell, at Jack.
sonville, Fla, received to-day at the Marine Hos
ptal Bureau shows that for the twenty -four hours
ending 8 pm. yesterday there were % new ceses
ana deaths. There have been 2ll cases and 80
deaths to date
GOV. Terry, OF Florida, has telegraphed Surgeon
General Hamilton as follows: "without consent
Of Nassau County board our promises preclude
establishment there OF fever hospital as asked BY
Jacksonville committee"
coxEERENcs wrra THE rREsrpKNr
Senator Call and Representative Dougherty, OF
Florida, had Q conference with the President this
morning In regard to the condemnatory resolu-
tions passed BY Jacksonville citizens concerning
Dr. Hamilton's course No conclusions were
reached
julius Wise. one Of the inspectors Of the Marine
Hospital Bureau, who Is on his way to inspect
at all points by the local quarantine regulations
He expects to reach there to-day, and Camp Perry
Tomorrow. He has been three days on his way
Dr: Genteras telegraphs from Camp Perry that
there were 135 at muster yesterday. Fifty ar
A letter TO THE STAR from Leutenant-Colo
A. ]. Dallas U. s. A., retired, dated at Orlando,
Fla, states that the reports to the effect that
ana It Is not likely that there win be any.
Society Notes.
Mrs Cleveland spent the week, during the alb
sence Of the President, at Oak View. On Tuesday
Mrs Folsom went over 10 Sorrento, and is now the
guest OF Mrs. Lamont, and many OF the people In
because Mrs. Cleveland did not accompany her
mother, as 1t was believed she would do On Tues
DAY Miss Willard, who had been staying at Oak
View, went TO New York city, and with her mother
and sister sailed for Berlin on Wednesday, where
tney Will Join the young ladies' brother. Miss
willard will pursue her study Of music this winter.
Senator and Mrs Frye left this morning for their
home In Lewiston, Ma1ne for the first time this
year. senator Frye will return here after the
state election on the 10th, but Mrs Frye will prob
gress In December. Mrs Frye's book VIII cover
the period OF the past ten years, and will enter
into the details Of some Of the unique political
events OF the state OF Maine In that time.
The Chinese minister is still in Lima, Peru, to
which capital he is accredited as well as TO this
one. He expected TO be here by the 21st OF
August, but he Will not now leave Lima until the
San Francisco will reach here late in october.
Mr.. Ho. the translator and attacne OF the Chinese
legation, is doing the honors Of the legation In
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have been appointed by the Chinese government
to visit the United States, Canada, and South
They srSea here on sas 2ts Of last
Department, without which they would not
the river, ana to-day they visited the President
Messrs Flu and ku, VINO are oriental savants. are
greatly pleased with all that they see here.
Mr.. and Mrs D. W. Bartlett ana daughter, OF the
Chinese legation. are at Pennington. Conn. where
they have been all the summer.
Mrs II. A. p. Carter and Miss Carter are at
Mount View, Gray Farm, In Maine, where they
spent the summer. Miss Carter made frequent
visits to Bridgeton and Poland Springs. Next week
which they win return to this city. The hawaiian
Minister, Miss Agnes Carter and Mr.. George
Carter have been abroad during the summer and
Mr.. Charles Carter, the oldest son Of the
minister, and his bride, are now on the sea- bound
for Honolulu, where they will in future reside.
Miss Eta Van Hook left here to-day with Mrs
Spear, Of Baltimore, for trip to Watkins Glen
and Niagara Fails where they Will stay Tor several
Mrs Judge Denver and Miss Cornie Denver went
TO Berkeley Springs early In the week for sOjourn
OF come length.
Major Lydecker escorted Mrs. Lydecker and Miss
the guests OF Prot MusEa during their stay.
Major Lydecker has returned to the city.
Mr.. T. W. Grimes and wife and child have re-
turned from months absence In Indiana, where
they visited In kokom0 and the region OF the
natural gas wells.
Mrs. Louisa Patterson has returned from q visit
70 White sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Crammond Kennedy has returned from her
summer home on the Hudson River Paiisades.
Mrs. Jno. W. Wilson and Miss Gussie Wilson are
expected home from Maine next week.
Mrs. Outhwaite who has summered at the Blue
Mountain House, has gone TO her home in Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Autumnal gayeties are much varied at Fortress
Monroe. The Constellation, with the Annapolis
cadets Of the rst and third classes, In charge of
Capt. Harrington, Lieut.. McRae and Lieut.. At
water, cast anchor In Hampton Roads early this
week. Mrs. Wadsworth, OF this city, chaperOned
company OF young ls ladies' who visited the vessel
Miss Bonville, Of Philadelphia, aud MISS wads-
worth, Miss Dunlap and Miss Rogers, OF this CITY,
and there viii BE- some some germans % % given in % 1heir
honor next week. Among the Washingtonians
now at Old Point are DR.. Yarrow, Mrs and Miss
and MISS Jordan, Mrs. and Miss Hili, Miss Martin
and Mrs Duncanson. Mr. and Mra Jno. Paul
Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, with a party OF
friends, arrived on their steam yacht on Thurs
them.
DR.. wadsworth has returned from fishing trip
70 Revers Island, on the Chesapeake.
Miss Ethel Fish has returned from q summer
jaunI about Block Island, Newport and Narragan-
sett Pier.
Mrs Frank A. Simons and children have TO
turned to their home on street. after a two
months stay at 0lenb0urne. Blue Mountains, Va
Miss Grace Dunn, OF South Bend, Ind, VINO has
been visiting Nj. and Mrs Thomas s. Taylor, No.
1000 Massachusetts, avenue, viii leave for the
West ON Tuesday.
MI. VIM. g. Webster has returned from trip to
Nova Scotia and a season at Narragansett Pier
Mr.. Ward Thoran, Of l60S street, has gone to
Lenox, Mass, to spend september with his grand
parents.
DR.. d. b. Riggs has returned from stay OF some
weeks at Atlantic City, and tour OF the lakes OF
New York, Niagara, and Lakes Erie and Ontario.
Mrs W. Bruce Gray has returned, with her
children from Hamilton, Va, where they have
passed the sumner Later on she expects TO 20
with her husband on o visit north.
Mr.. W, T. Birch and family returned home yes
terday after several weeks sojourn at Pney Point
Mr.. Cnas c. Adams Is lying seriously Ill with
typhoid fever at the residence OF his wifes mother
Mrs. A. Davis
Mr. and Mra Jesse B. Wilson, with their daugh-
ters, the Misses Eva, Nellie and Agnes returned
last week from Rock En0n Springs, ana on Thurs
day left for Niagara Falls and Saratoga for q
months visit
Mrs D. r. MCGOWAN and son have gone to Bing.
hampton, N. 7.
Mrs W. r. Barker and the Misses Cooney have
returned from Cape May and Delaware Wafer Gap.
Mr.. W. q. Gaines and family, OF 1913 Q street,
returned last Monday from Harpers Ferry, where
they spent some time.
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