The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-09-27
aIoo. e Jaekseayille.

GE WA4A6ON All - 1"sR A1A|AA B6& az "a
been the saddest day vet In the history OF
Ja~cksonville's epidemic. The general gloom
lis made intense hy the grief al the loss o
several Of our very best citizens. Two Of the
noblest Of Florida's native sons fell today
Louis /. Fleming, whose son md name-sake
Hon. Henry A. Hengle, cashier On the
Bank Of the State of Florida, ex-treasurer OF
state and lately the heroic and indefatioable
chairman Of the committee on sensation of
the citizens association. No man stood high.
or in Florida as a man and q lawyer than
Louis /. Fleming. He was the elder brother
of the Democratic candidate for governor
and 8 grandson Of Gen. Lewis Fatio. Hon.
II. A. Iengle was one OF the most active and
public spirited citizens and q near relative Of
Mr.. Fleming. Both died of yellow fever near
the same hour. Frank w. Ely. 8 prominent
insurance agent, was also one OF to-day's
victims. He was not generally known to be
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A REPORTERS ADVENTURES.
The Worlds Jacksonyille special saws:
Yesterday morning I started for McCIenny
and had a most eventful trip. / went ais
correspondent to the World. And "a special
representative of the Duyal county board Of
health. I left at 10 O'Clock and got to With
in one mile of a pretty town called Bald win.
the trains run daily. remaining over
night by the fumigating car. Al BALDWIN il
found the people terror stricken. EVERY
thing down to the ice was fumirated
! reached McClenny ut Q O'Clock and found
the town completely demoralized. It is o
struggling little place with about 900 houses
and at present 1 should, not think much over
twenty people in il. Both the doctors. both
the ciergymen, the mayor and every one else
in authority were i'll, and the town Was being
run by q u fellow who had been sent
with ten other Red Cross nurses to take
charge until the arrival OF q doctor who
went up to-day. He had turned the hotel
into q hospital and was doing well, and said