New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
THE FEVER INCREASING.
FIFTY-TwO NEW CASES AND SEVEN DEATHS
IN JACKSONVILLE.

ONLY ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL NUMBER
TIE WEATHER UNTAvoRABLE-UNAC-
CLIMATED NURSES SENT TO CAMP
PERRY, EN- ROUTE NORTH
THE SITUATION AT Nc
CLENNY IMPROVED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNAL
Jacksonville, Sept 1.-THE deaths to-day were +:
Sarah T.. Lord, C. Peters, John Hayes, Ruth
Gilbert. w. d. Herrcl, brother to G. ID. Herrick,
and last of family Of five; c. Wright (colored),
Anna Burnes.
Tho official bulletin for the twenty-four hours
ended at D. m. to-day shows:
Number Of deaths k5
Toal TSa0'n humber M %r" Of eases 199aa5s
Total number OF deaths 100
The new cases were Dr. R. G. Potts, r. Ford
(colorcd), Mr. Morath, Mrs. Andrews, L. Lean
bridge Ccolorcd), James BiclScrs, Carrie Williams,
Mrs. Charles Parker (coloed), Mrs c. hightowcr,
colored), B. NJ Baer Mrs. B. NJ. Baer, Thomas
Hays, Miss Moran, W. j. Barber, Nelson Brandn
James NJ Foster, Berry Wade lcolored), i've
children of Alfred Horne, Miss Lilly Pyles, Miss
j. NJ Stafford, Tom Grotit (colored), j. A. Borden
hamer, Josephine Bordenhamer, Nathan McLaugh-
lin c. Johansen, Mrs c. T. Crowd, John McSlurray,
c. D. T. Montgomery, Bette Davis (colored),
Robert Davis Ccolored), Annie Davis colored),
Charles Williams Ccolored), Mary Williams (coored,
Mrs. James J. Mann, Handy Rcdden, Mrs Handy
Redden, Mrs. II. r. Clark, Miss Frances Ouslon'
Charles H. Dorsey Ccolored), D. Seelcy, Johnnie
Seeley Jordan Owens, E. j Brooks tcolored), MI
and Mrs Franks (colorcd), E. L. Foster.
The figures Of the official report do not include
the report of the Medical Bureau Of Visiting Ply
scians. which came in just after the official list
closed, and embraced ffty-four new cases, many oil
which, however, were Implications. Only seven
deaths were reported up to o'clock this evening
but il is certain that there have been several 9TH
ers during the last twenty-four hours. The IT.
regularity and want of system among physicians
in making reports render correct figures tonight
impossible.
Quite number Of unacclimated nurses have
reached here from various places, and 1T Is expected
that more than dozen among them several OF
Harry Mners) will be returned to Camp Perry
en- route North tomorrow. Several physicians
who came here without their services having been
accepted by the Board of Health, are expected
70 return home Among the unacclimatcd nurses
is n reporter for n leading New-York paper. None
but acclimated and skillet yellow fever physicians
and nurses will be received hereafter
A dspatsh TO The Times Union' says:
Six cases OF yellow fever have appeared in Gainesville
among members OF the Gainesville Guards that recently
went to help suppress the ongshoemcns riot ~ ferha
dina Femandna dispatch says that place Is aosoiuey
healthy. There stampede from GainesVhe yes'cr
day but Gordon has been drawn and IL nopco anu
believed that the cannot become epidemic here'
owing to recent extensive sanitary Improvements.
The news from McCienny is favorable the immediate
wants OF the community been relieved ami physicians
nurses provisions and money have been sent ther Aho
weather continues wet and unfavorable