The morning news., 1888-09-21
STALK OF THE GRIM KING
pIFTEEN LIVES EXACTED AND 151
PEOPLE FRUSTRATED.

HARRY OCO1I'
WILLIE LONG.
ARTHUR TURNER.
NATHAN SHERMAN.
TAYLOR MCFARLAND.
L. LAWRENCE.
Mrs. T. B. HERNANDEZ.
NJ r. BowDEN.
CHARLES HINKLEY.
JOHN ZELRY.
Mr. ZAHN.
Mrs. FRANCIS TYLER.
JOHN RYAN.
JULIA SMITH.
Mr.. BELLERMAUsKY.
JUST TAKEN SICK.
To-day's new cases are:
JACOB JOHNSON.
EDNA FOLEY.
MARY JONES.
EDDIE BRoDENHAMER.
JACK KEEFE.
COLUMBUS FARRow.
BESSIE C. NELSON.
CHARLES NELSON.
EMMA JEFFREYs.
CHARLES CARSON.
r. MCCORMICK.
LUCIUs PADDOCK.
Mrs MAGGIE JENKINS.
WEST LARKGN.
WILLIAM GILoRE.
DAVID ANDERSON.
ROBERT MACBETH.
Mr.. KIBBE.
LIZZIE PEN,
FLORENCE MEDIcIs.
IDA MORRIS.
Mrs. ZAHN.
Mrs. VoGELsARY.
Miss ANNIE VoGELsARY.
JOHN MAYS.
MISS MARIA FALANA
HUGH PARTRIDGE.
GEORGE DEsRoCHES.
Mrs. T. B. HERNANDEZ.
EDWIN ELY.
FRED HERRICK.
JOSHUA L. BURCH.
A child OF B. L. SKINNER.
FLORENCE STONE.
BROWN CARMARTI.
ALFRED H. LYTTLE.
MARY LYTTLE.
A. F. FRIPP. JR.
Mrs. G. LOWE.
H. GARCIA.
r. d. ZAHN
G. f. MARKLIE.
Miss GRACE SMITH.
ANNE GILMAN.
Mrs HAYS.
Miss w. MORSE
NJ. WYLAND.
Miss B. A. BRYANT.
Miss NELLIE CUMsiINs.
EDWARD HOWE.
EDWARD PERRY
Miss V. LEvERETT.
- REDDICK.
Miss DEWALL.
EDWARD WHITTIER.
Mrs. FLORENCE WHITTIER.
Two children of Mrs. FLORENCE WHIT
TIER.
WILLIAM REED, a New York nurse.
To-day's total is made up of So whites anC
70 negroes
Probably ten cases developed to-day that
have not been reported yet.
PULITzER's EVER OPEN PURSE.
The New York World telegraphed to th,
operators here this afternoon that it haC
opened a subscription for them and haC
headed the list with 500. The operator
feel very grateful and returned their thank
TO the World. The boys have kept at theil
posts closely and deserve all that they car
get.
PLEASANT WEATHER.
The weather to-day was clear and pleas
ant, but the condition continues about the
same as for several days past, and the out
look tonight is gloomy. Day after day
goes by, and valuable lives are constantly
being added to the list of those who have
fallen victims to the fever. The sudder
death Of Mr.. Bowden, which occurred last
night, cast an additional gloom over th'
city. Up to week ago he was city editor
OF the Times Union, and probably no mar
IN the city was better known or more gen
orally liked
Mrs. Tyler, the wife of the undertaken
died this afternoon. after a brief struggle
with the fever.
The wife of T. b. Hernandez, formerly
city marshal, was taken down last night
and died to-day.
The wives Of Messrs Reston and Zahn
who are partners in the liquor business
pom died during the past twenty-fouI
n,ours, Mrs. Reston last night, and Mrs
Zahn to-day.
The office Of the medical bureau, which
Is under the charge of Dr. s. Y. Porter, il
about the liveliest place in the city. Car
ilages are constantly arriving and departing
wiz nurses and physicians, and the plac
!" lhronged from morning TO night.
THE TROUBLESOME NURSES.
Great trouble is being experienced will
tne nurses who have recently arrived, an
Instances of misconduct, ineffciency an'
uisobedience to orders, as well as theft, arr
constantly being reported. One woman
whose patient was dangerously i'll deliber
aVe'y deserted her post. Another wa
FOUND drunk by the attending physician a
O'Clock in the morning. They arr
sui in the city, but will be rushec
out. j. 7. Lewis Of Nashville and Aldolpl
non of New Orleans wero reported
Ior ineliiciency and disohedience Of orders
ai'd have been sent out of the city Mucl
ln9,dignation M is felt over the misconduct OF I
nrs n. O. Kelton. a Creole from New Or
leais. She was nursing young lady, hu
was discharged as being deaf and totally
uliit Tor her position Immediately afte
peing discharged, she began circulating sean