The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-02
Fever Notes. &C.

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w. Crawford, }. T. Breynard, Mrs Bruxton,
Charles Hotel, Mrs. A. S. Allen, Carl johnson,
child of Allen Bucker; Jennie Newman col
Ored
Thursday-New cases, 1871; deaths, 8-Anto-
MO Christopher LOUIS BIlotte, d. ID McCor-
mick w. F. Ford j. II. HELEN, Alvie Herrick,
Annie Wilson; Alice English colored.
Frlday-New cases, S5; deaths. 5-Jack Da-
Wis, Dr.. l.. t. Eddy, Mrs. Julia Honrhan, Mrs
Fannie Curry and J. V. Burke.
Saturday-New cases, 94; deaths, 6-J NJ
Ground, Geo. Bell, George d. lIoenbeck Alfred
Robinson, Walter Buxton; infant child Of james
Austin, colored.
Sunday-New cases. 70; deaths, 6-Edward
Williams, Mrs. II. Governor, William r. Pyes,
James Hail; colorcd-W. W. Sampson, Shad
Miller.
Total number of cases to date, 1895; total
deaths to date, 254.
Two new cases and two deaths from yellow
fever were reported at Decatur, Ala, Wednes-
Ellavle denies having any sickness.
The MaCcenny report for Wednesday, was 9
new cases; two whites and one colored death S
1-Cari Sh@ey.
The Gainesville report for "Wednesday was no
new cases and one death-Ftch Miller
The stu1tiOn at Jackson Miss, on We1nes-
day WAS about the same; no new cases no
deaths
Two cases of yellow fever developed at San
dcrson Wedncsday-Mrs. Frank j. POns, Jr
and child. The cases originated bv some Of the
family wishing Macclcnny. Only 25 persons re-
main in the town.
complete Gordon has been placed around
Jacksonville and no one is allowed to pass in or
out without lawful pass
MI r. II. Elam, foreman, and Mr. S. w.
Manucy, compositor in the TtmeS- Uuion office
at Jacks )nVille were stricken with the fever
Thursday.
FTxun tod in Tlrl- nx,;l1 T.,
Thursday for stealing young fruit trees.
The President has approved the Joint reeOlu-
ton appropriating 100000 to suppress infcc,
ton in the Interstate Commerce of the United
States.
Mai. n. r. Gruelle, who has had charge of
the fumgalng of all infected places in Gaines
vile was taken with the fever Thursday and
died Saturday
The Macclenny report for Thursday was
new cases-one white, one black-deaths one
W. H. Llvers. F. o. Miller, cigar mauutactu-
rer critically ILL.,
Mr.. II. r. Clark. of the Times Un,on is out
again His wife and children have fully re-
covered from the fever.
Col Whitfield Walker and wife were both
able to ride out Wednesday,
Mr.. w. n. Baker, after severe attack, died
at Sand-fy point Monday afternoon
Dr. George Troupe Maxwell received tele
gram Tuesday from DR.. Pa lmer, of Fernandina,
Announcing linz arrival there OF the two Phil.
adelphia nurses, and conveying the intelligence
that Capt. Maxwell of the F. r. & n. was get
ting along nicely.
MI F. r. KingIIall, special correspondent
oi the New York World who has been in the
thickesl OF yellow fever at jacksonville writing
up full reports for his paper, has at last been
stricken with the fever and was sent to the
Sand Hills Hospital by his own request.
The Macclenny report for Friday three
new cAses-one white, two colorcd-leaths, one
f O. Miller cigar manufacturer, from Phila-
dclpha
Memphis has raised her quarantine ans
travel on All the railroads centering there had
been resumed.
The Ingram family reported as quite
i'll at Swcelwatct on Thursday.
Mr. King Hall, The WOrM correspondent must
be getting better as he sent in for big bottle of
cologne.
We are glnd to learn that the -Net,vpolis has
resumed publication.
Mr.. Lionc, Jacobs OF the Sunday CrHtque, is
as his post again.
Col. j. J. Daniel is much better.
Judge j. w. A. Mclean is able to be out.
Mr.. D. r. Baker, of the Cincinnati Post, is
much improved
south jacksonville has thas far entirely es
capped the fever.
The telegraph operator at Felnandlna IS down
with the fever
1t requires $25, 600 per week for epidemic ex-
penses at Jacksonville 49,
One new case at Gainesville Snurday-Miss
I.ll, a ncice of Major Gruele. No other sus-
pectcd caStS. Everyone Is depresseu "Vci the
death of Major Gruellc
A refugee from Decatur, Ala died at Rock
ford, H., on Saturday with yellow lever Every
nos.ible pIccauton has been taken there to pre-
vcni the spread OF 'he disease
There were no new cases at San'ierS0n Satur-
dav Mr., f. j. Pons, Jr., was not expected to
live through the night
CIV Marshal Henry Sherman. OF jacksonville,
is reported as recovering
Perry Holland has gone to Camp Perry.
Gov Perry has requested jacksonville to add
Fernandina to the list OF towns 'hat 'hcy ale
aiding. ~
The sick are all doing we'll at Jackson, Miss
Decatur Ala announces through the aSsoci-
atcd press that she does not need help
Pensacola is perfectly healthy. and announce
in sneciM DISPATCHES that her physicians COM
plain OF dull times.
Mr. George A. Beard, of Tallahassee, has
slight attack OF the lever at Fernandina, but
from private telegram. received yesterday, W"
learn that he is doing nicely and had no lever
Sunday night
The situation was more cheerful a. Jackson
vile sunday. 1t Was quite cool and oVercoMs
were found comfortable.
The existence OF yellow fever at st. Angus
tine is strongly limited al.
The report of small pox at Fernandina and
Jacksonville is denied.
SUNDAYS report from Fernandna was that
there were 25 cases of sickness of all kinds un
der treatment, and all the sick doing we'll.
The Jacksonville authorities are taking every
precaution to prevent the occurrence of fever
next year All infected bedding and wearing
apparel are being stepped in solution OF corro-
sive sublimate, then boiled
There were two deaths from fever at Decatur,
Ala, on Sunday; fifteen cases now under treat
ment