New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-14
held at Lower Quarantine and carefully examined
until the weather gets cooler.
A GLOOMY DAY AT JACKSONVILLE.
FORTY. .FoIR NEW CASES AND FOUR DEiTHS.
DEPRESSING EFFECT OF THE wFATHER-THE EA-
PERIENCE OF A NORTHERN NEWSPAPERS
MAN-NURsES AND HELP ARRIVING
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TBr TELEGRAPH TO T..E rguirsrl


Jacksonville, Fla, sept 13-Today is snoiher
gloomy day-rainy, damp, and chilly, making one
ic as II an iceberg blast had suddenly becn sent
down here. Tie feelings Of our people correspond
well with tho state Of tie weather Ihe ruHof'
that some of tho doctors had taken ILL., ana 'ha'
there had been many new eases, has depressing
effect grd - the weather scems inclined ID r'noh
in this unfavorablc state for some time tho ou'looh
is gloomy indeed. Everything wears most de-
serted look all over the cir, and a walk through
ont the place will bring the most hopefW man
feelings down to the zero point.
Tn, official bulletin for the twenty yfour hours end
ing at 6 D. H. to-day IS as follows; Ne" cases a
deaths total number cases TO date, 7s1 total mum
Der deaths 70 date, 104.
some excitement created here yesteruay a'uonE
the newspaper men ty the rImor that Cincnnau
iouruoli.t was here sick Great efforts made
to find him. but without success until this afternoon
vrbc, he was found al No l46 West AshleySt., In
small house occupied by colored man and his VIE
lie proves 10 0e .. r. Baker, Edltorin-chief OF ~"
CINCINNATI POST He left Cincinnati on SATURDAY
and arrived hero Monday night late. ~
there we're no hotels open, he had no
place 10 co. policeman kindly TOOK
him TO his home and then returned 10 his beat "h"n
the policeman went home he foand Baker III. Airalu
tha, e had a case Of yellow fever on his hands he ha
Baker placed in this adjoining house, whore he oOuln
be we'll nursef A city news paper editor was tolh O
f. Lut he seemed 70 have taken notice OF u. 10
dsv two newspaper men visited Baker and pleC-en
themselves 70 do everything possible for him. ho
wa. found half sitting half reclining on narrow beh
IN little upstairs room. Mr.. Baker was hall dreSSeu
and had his note book in his hand al which be was IN
dustrlorslv working away. He was found 10 have
some fever but not yellow fever doctor was sent
him this afternoon and everything necessary for MS
comfort will be attended 10. lie was plucEy 10 come
here unacclmaed as be IS. but it mlsIndsed ara
nadvsed step for there was no real necessity for H.
To-day and tomorrow about eighty nurses VIII ar
rive from NerOrleans Charleston. savannah and Az
lanta. and score or more ready 10 come Coionei
eouthwarl VIII be here tonight lie leaves nine
nurses At NcCenny and Will bring twelve with him.
Iarre auo.nt OF supplies sent 70 McClenny nom
here.
DR.. T. A. Bryan one Of the heroes of the Memphis
endemic arrived from Houston, Tex, to-day ana VIII
aid rs greatly Dr. J. 0. Sumner of this CITY, ID m
Other Of the heroic who did so much at that TER
rble time He is doing an immense amount OF good'
Dr. r. p Daniels was taken I'll this morning, much 10
the regret Of all
Al The noon meeting Of the Auxiliary ASSOCIATION
Chairman +. r. Osborne reported progress In the
matter Of arranging transportation. He staten tha'
the committee would have dodger printed, again re-
questlns those who wish 10 leave town to reSis'er
their names at the Young Mems Christan Association
Building. 4 resolution was passed expressing SYM
uatbv with the people Of McClenny who are suffer
inr f.om yellow fever The Conference committee
was instructed 10 communicate with the AUTHORITIES
of ,lcClennv 20 ascertain their immediate needs
" 4 NcDuF stated that he bad the lumber for
houses row on the ground at Camp Medethcl, bur
hat the rain had interfrod with WORK He sad that
be ras now putting up six additional buildings Tor
hospitaI accommodations at the Sand Hills and had
completed the large building. Henry A. Lengle ana
colonel Louis A Fleming both IL this evening.