Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Fever Various Points.

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wAsBISGrON, November 5.-Advices re-
ceiyed at the harine-lIospital Service BI-
Teau from yelEow-ieYer points are TO the fol-
lowing effect:
Gainesville, Fla, reports three new cases
(all coloredl Yesterday.
Camp Perry reports that twelve refugees
have arrived aud eight have been dis
charged. leaving l2l remaining Of the fever
camp. There are four pationts-three con.
yalcsccnt and one critical.
PoUR NEW CAsHs.
DECATUR, Ala, November 5.-Four new
eases to-day: two whIic-Emie Gottchalk
aud james McCreatb; two cOlored-M. i.
McDanicis and Mly Patterson.
[Slgntdl jerome COCHRAN, NJ. d.
SEVENTEEN NEw CASES.
NEW York, November 5.-Thc following
kilograms we're received by ". y. 9. Dur
wee. secretary Of the FernandIna Committee:
November New cases, g; whites. .
Mead Hunt qnd Addie Tucker; one death
a colored man. The fever is gathering up
| the last Of The whites. Tho weather 10 very
warn.
November New eases o; whites, ?
| James Kelly aud Jscob Baker.
TnRrT.NINE NEW CASES.
JACKSONVILLE, FL, November j.-Bulle-
| tin: New cascs, 20, whites. rs; deaths, p
! Eloy TogseY ana William BFner' Iotai
| cases. A.3G; total deaths, $50. The colored
! Ro1ubIcars. about one hundred strong. are
/ INDUCING 10 an lmpromptu parade tonight,
| tie FIRST notes OF baud heard on the street
md tbe fret sign o. life alter ulssiall Tor
| fully three months,
] CHARGED WITH ECANiNG A CHARITY MILL
] 4 aran al n.
| lion from Nayor Frev. OF New Decatur, Ala,
/ 10 Mayor Roche last Friday appears TO bsve
stirred 10 a hornets-nest I'm Alabama. The
following telegram was received by Mayor
! Roche tbs afternoon:
DECATUR, ALA, November 3, lSSS.
| Mayor Roche. Chicago:
The publication IA tls mornings paper OF
! n communication addressed to you by Mayor
/ Flev. Of New Decatur, makes il necessary
| for me- 10 state the real facts in the case IN
! New Decatur. They have had practically no
yeloW-iever patients 70 care for, no nurses
| and no doctors TO support and pay, and no
/ dead 90 bury. There Is no famine and 40
/ pesllence in New Decatur. / do not pre-
/ lend ~ know the real wants Of tie people Of
/ New Decatur, but believe they have bad .
great deal more help than was really neces-
cary. In oh Decatur we have bad abonl
. 12J cases a ycllow.iever and thirty deaths,
with an the attendant expense OF such
a state ~ affairs. We have had, there
fore, good reasons TO call for help,
but / have never undertaken to cs-
. innate tie need % our people. l have
lei that TO our Relief Committee and have
helped them an could. have not changed
my policy 90 All. have acted with the COM
mittee flomths beginning and | am acting
with them SIN. This cannot be said OF
Nsyor Frey and tie Rev. Or. GWynn.
These gentlemen undertook 20 ignore the
committee and 10 run charity mill on their
own account. A. 10 their motives | have
nothing 10 say. As long Is they looked after
/ New Decatur, where there was 10 fever, !
RETAINED from any Interference, but they
/ have made persistent efforts 10 take entire
charge Of both corporations. | cannot un'
derHand why the Mayor OF New Decatur Is
SO c'amorous in appeals for our help. We
/ prefer % take care OF ourselves.
Please give this 20 the Associated Press.
l,iEnedl JEROME toCHRANg, NJ. D.,
State Health Officer.