The morning news., 1888-09-24
LIES YELLOW -HUED FOE
TEN DEATHS AND 1873 NEW CASES
IN JACKSONVILLE.

MABEL THOMAS.
THOMAS EITHER.
LOUIS BRUNER.
A.C. WHITNER
H. J.. SMITH.
GEORGE j. HOWE.
w. S. SIMMONS.
Mrs SMITH.
Rev w. P. Ross (coloredD.
GEoRGIANA BRANNING.
NEW PATIENTS.
To-day's new case are:
Mrs. W. NJ. JExELEs.
Mrs AMELIA BUCHANAN.
CARTER SOMERvILLE.
ALICE JExELES.
July PLATTE.
FRANK RossIGNoL.
ELIZABETH CULPEPPRR and three chill
dren.
JESSIE PoINsETT.
Mr. ELLIOTT.
CATHERINE FROST.
MAY MCDANIEL
GERTIE MCDANIEL.
ARTHUR MCDANIEL
DR. EDDY.
GERTRUDE Q. ARTsoN.
JOHN H. ALLEN.
Mrs. E. C. GRIMINER.
Miss ELLIS.
FRANCIS AYERS.
WINNIE HENRY.
H. DEVAUGHN.
MARY DEVAUGHAN
ARTHUR A. ROGERS.
E Nj HUNTER
WILLIAM GASLTz.
JOE HELLER.
c. r. ARMSTRONG.
Mrs. MORAN and two children.
DR.. PAcETTL
WILLIAM H. DRAKE.
J. NJ BROWN.
Mrs JULIA CRoMPToN.
HELEN CRoMPToN.
WILLIE CRoMPToN.
RUTH CRoMPToN.
Mrs. CHARLES HAzzENs.
L. NJ NEWMAN.
JAMES CROWLEY.
To-days list comprises AZ whites and 80
colored
Over twenty cases were given in too late
for the official bulletin.
COL. soUTHMAYp WITHDRAWN
DR.. Porter received a message from Clara
Barton this evening saying, Your order
obeyed. Col. Southmayd will be with
drawn" Col. Southmayd was seen this
evening, but was very reticent about the
matter. He claimed that his nurses, those
he sent from New Orleans, were treated un-
justly in being sent back without due
trial. He added that he had COM
planned to Washington in regard to it.
He seemed surprised to learn that he was
removed, and said at first that he didn't un-
derstand it. Later he said that he had re-
ceived telegram from Miss Barton saying
that perhaps ne would be neeIed i'll Wash
i,gton and to prepare TO move at any time.
He is rather bitter regarding the board of
health here and their actions, and accuses
them of treating him very badly.
ANOTHER NURSE GONE.
George Parker was the only nurse sent
TO Camp Perry yesterday.
Judge Belisario of the Knights of Pythias
is still on deck. He says yellow fever must
be afraid of him.
P Tischler, after long and serious ill
ness, was on the street again yesterday.
Among yesterdays discharged cases we're
those of Mrs. Frank Marvin aud John
Hedrick.
J. c. Greeley acknowledges the receipt of
Sll7 from Rev. DR.. William Elliott Griffis
OF Boston for special use.
DR.. F. D. Miller Of East Jacksonville, who
has been sick with yellow fever for a long
time, is rapidly recovering, and will soon
be among his patients again.
NO FEVER AT swEErwATER.
1t was reported yesterday that there were
several cases of yellow fever at Sweet
water. DIR. Carr was sent there by special
Train to investigate the matter, and found
That the rumor was false.
Dr. Matthews, after fighting the fever
among his patients for nearly two months,
has himself succumbed to it. He is doing
nicely, however, under the careful nursing
oil his wife, and will soon be "at the 'front.'
again.
poor little white girl was in the relief
committee store yesterday with basket
Tor provisions. When asked how her mother
was, the poor little thing burst out
fore she could control her emotion
sufficient to make known the fact that her
mother had died, and there was nothing in
the house to eat. There are no doubt many
otner eases quite as sad.
=, Although q quiet transformations man,
the late DIR. Francis j. Gould was
a, most estimable and worthy one.
ms life was a most eventful one
Born on Jan. 2, 1928, his life was
i9tof labor and usefulness. Charlestown,
Mass, was his birthplace. He graduated
from Harvard College in the class Of 1880
ana about three years later took his med
Ical degree in the same institution. He
started for California in yacht in the year
ioo4, was wrecked in the straits of Magel-
ian, and finally landed in Valparaiso.
FILLING A PRoFEssoRsHIP.
There he was professor of the English
language in the university for two years.
Later he found himself in RIO Janeiro, and
tnere began the practice of medicine, ac-
curing In II n valuable experience In the
treatment Of yellow fever. The year 1859
found DR.. Gould resident OF Tampa. There
ne married, and he had made Florida his
nolne ever since. He resided at different
Zines Zines In Tampa. Gainesville, Cedar Keys,
alddlehurg and Jacksonville. During the
Mars lsT2]73 he was surgeon OF Battery
", tirst United States artillery. stationed
gn The Dry Tortugas DR.. Gould came to
gacksonyiile nine years ago. He prdcticed
SS profession here comparatively little.
pune years ago he was engaged in the fer
gL1er business. and Of late had kept drug
~ gTSCre IN the northwestern part of the city.