The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09

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Fever Notes, &c.

Jacksonville-Ne cases, 99-whites 25. colored
IA deaths, l0-W. N. Baker, Mack White Thomas
White, Mrs. A. O!dfed. Paul Trddor, D. H. F.
Monnhan' m AnSon Wood colored-Primus Gordon,
St Augustine announces that they have dengue
but no yellow fever.
Fernandina-New cases. 3; no deaths since
Thursday DR.. Ross has made a favorable impres
sion. No smallpox in the county.
The report of yellow fever being at Live Oak de-
nounced as utterly false.
TUESDAY.
Jacksonvile-New cases 9S-whites 81 colored
"a; deaths none
DR.. H,rtigan, of Washington, has been ordered
to Jacksonville and other infected Florida towns
to inspect their sanitary condition, study the dis
ease and its treamen-, and make post mortem ex
aminatiOns when necessary.
Fernandina-New cases, g. Captain Maxwell
and Chief Engineer Bushnell are rapidly improv
ing. The eighty colorcd per>Ons reported sick are
being nvestg ,ted to see II they have yellow fever
Twenty one cases under treatment
Mr.. Edwin Martin, editor of the Jacksonville
Times CniOh was taken i'll yesterday and reluctant
ly went home and to bed. The entire State hopes
that he may not be sick with the fever if so that
he may escape with light attack.
Five new case, in the Shuey family at Nacclenny
Thirteen of the volunteer doctors in Jacksonville
have banded themselves into society and are
pledged iAtt il future eplelncs hey will 90 in a
body TO the stricken places.
DR.. Porter received telegram from Dr. Tate
Powell OF Starke, stating that an expert needed
at Temples Mills, near there, as it thought
be infected by yellow fever. second dispatch
said that the expert not needed, SO il is now
thought tha, they had false scare.
Eleven days have passed without any new cases
at Jackson, Miss.
Six new cases at Decatur, Ala. Eighteen
under treatment.
One new case nj Sanderson-Miss Emily Smith
An investigation has been ordered of the suopi-
cious cases of dcngue at 81. Augustine.
Typhoid fever is raging aL Duluth, Mimi, 20 cases
are reported. number OF deatus have occurred.
WEDNESDAY.
Observation-Disclosures cases, 13- whites 81 cOlored
fl deaths 6-Rev. d. G. Btrbour, Mrs S. Dunn,
David Johnson, Col. }. j. Daniel, Edna White, in
tant of Mrs. Poinsett.
Mr. Geo. Wheaton Deans taken with re-
lapse.
Mr. King Hall, the World correspondent, is rapid
ly recovering.
Dr. +. Van Hood has the fever
Jacksonville has had light frost.
Fernandina-New cases, whites 5; colored %;
deaths none.
Gainesville New cases, John Myers, colored
deaths none.
Gainesville is greatly in need of money and pro-
visions and has appealed for aid.
Decatur, Ala.-New cases, t; deaths, 3. The
condition more hopcful II cases under treatment
THURSDAY
Observation-Disclosures c ,ses, 75-whites Is, colored
co. deaths 1-John Berry.
George Wheaton Deans relapse has developed in
to yellow jlundice
Dr. j. Y Porter has enieared himself to all who
come in contact with him.
A movement is on foot to erect Il hands some mon
ument to the memory of Col. j. j. Daniel.
Fernandina-New cases, 2l-whtcs 5, colored
16; Deaths none.
DR.. r. NJ Wells, of Tampa who was sent to
Palmetto week ago to render medical aid, reports
about twenty cases of yellow fever on hand. gen.
orally doing WELL and three deaths during Friday
and Saturday week ago.
There now 1875 people, all told in Mlcclenny.
There have been total of 1S9 cases there-l6O
among the whites. The total deaths have been 81
all whites. Mayor Watkins says that j. w.
Wooding, who has been writing, soliciting aid for
Macclenny, is not authorized to receive any
tributions.
Decatur, Ala.-New cases, Z; deaths, none.
jackson, Miss.-New cases. none; DEATHS none.
Sugeon Ross, at Fernandina, reports one new
case at Callahan. The three cases reported at the