The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-20
MONDAY.

Fever Notes. sc.
MONDAY.
Jacksonville-New cases, 3O-whites ID. colorea
10; deaths 5-Jennie Sheppard; colored, Amanda
Capt. Hausman, of Madison, wired DR.. Porter to-
night that they had quarantined against Ellavlle,
and would keep 1t In force until the local physicians
permitted an autopsy on suspicious cases.
Fernandn New cases, 8; deaths, none Tne
physicians report the disease spreading In the out
Gainesville-New cases, Mrs. Milliner.
Sanderson-New cases, 5-whites 2, colored g.
Judge Drake is among the sick. Harry Wood is
convAlescent. The situation is unfavorable.
Decatur, Ala.-New cases, 5. A good white frost
and thin ice last night.
Jacksonville-New cases, 7-whites l. colored 6.
deaths, "A. Averse, white, and H. Edmondson'
colored.
There several typical cases of yellow fever in
South Jacksonville.
The steamship Ozoma is expacted to arrive at Nav
port this afternoon.
From an authentic authority it is learned to-
night that Ellaville has twenty-five thirty case
OF yellow fever. One death has occurred A p,i-
yate letter gives full symptoms Of the sickness now
prevailing there, and there is the least doubt
but what 1t is genuine yellow fever.
Fernandina-New cases, 10 deaths. none.
Webb Farmer the newly elected Representative
| is among the new fever patients.
Sanderson-New cases, 2-Mrs. j. w. Leverette
and daughter. Senator Drake is improving. The
commissary has issued free rations to l25 people
this week.
Gainesville-New cases, 8; deaths, il A. Da-
vies, formerly of Kentucky.
Montgomery, Ala, has raised her quarantine
against both Jacksonville aHd Decatur, aud passen
gers and baggage is now permitted to come n.
Decatur, Ala, special to the american says
| The heavy frosts Of the past few mornings have
dlspelled all fears of yellow fever, and refugees
| returning in large numbers. Trains the Louise
Vile and Nashville railroad stop there again, and
those on the Memphis aud Charleston road will
doubtless do so soon. No cases of fever are re-
| ad dc nn
for business aud physicians think it perfectly safe
for all to return"
WEDNESDAY.
Jacksonville-New cases, 34-whites IL, colored
%; deaths, 2-Alex. Gibson and Mamie Floyd, both
colOred.
Mr.. Carlisle of Enterprise, teegraphs that the fe-
yer at that point has died out.
Fernandina-New cases, 5-white l, cOlOred 4
deaths, l.
The Board of Health of Live Oak announce that
town as perfectly healthy again. No yellow fever
or other infectious diseases.
Gainesvlle-New cases, @ both colored; deaths,
none.
/ THURSDAY.
Jacksonville-New cases, 16-white 2, colored
9; deaths, 4-Jos Goodrich, W. A. Miller, Emma
Vance, Mary Berry.
The people Of South Jacksonville are panic
stricken over the mortality rate in that suburb and
the deaths of Joseph Goodrich and w A. Miller,
which occurred this morning, have added addi-
tional terrors The disease is taking most of its
victims there aud the death rate is fearful The
magnancy of the fever is attributed to the low
lands. 1t is estimlted that thirtytwo fam lies over
there have the fever
Live Oak is reported perfectly healthy.
| Fernandna-New cases, 9-white 2 cOlored
deaths. l. Reports from Chester show number
of new cases, including three whites, two of whom
are critically i'll.
Gainesville-New cases, S-white 2, colored g.
The two whites Rev. P w. Carr and A. j.
Tinsley
FRIDAY.
Jacksonville-New cases, 15-whtes 9, colored
6 deaths, none.
Fernandina-New cases, 8; whites : colored 7;
deaths, none.
Sanderson-New cases, 1-Clsra Leverette
Gainesville-New cases, 1-coored.
Mill Cove is reported to have yellow fever, but
the people there are trying to conceal it.
| SATURDAY.
Jacksonville-New cases. 13; whites, 8; col
ored, 10 deaths, Nv. NJ. Somerville
Macclenny-Nine cases under treatment deaths.
Nv. z. Horne Senator Drake is cOnvalescent.
| Gainesville-New cases, 6-whites g colored f.
very virulent type of yellow fever has devel-
Oped at South Jacksonville.
Surgeon Geddings found three actual cases of
yellow fever at Eaville but is satsf ed that there
has been twelve altogether. He returned to the
camp ill with malarial fever
| Jacksonve-New cases, 17-whites f. colored
| 13 deaths, 1-LOuis Hufbauer.
The city proper is almost entirely free of fever
most of the cases now being in the suburbs.
Fernandina-New cases, l-white; deaths, none
Gainesville-New cases. 5-white 2, colOred 3
deaths, 1-R. H. Bennett, and Englishman.
Total number of cases at Jacksonville to date,
4,6l3; total deaths, $685.
They say that the Republicans have
now got the country for twenty-five