St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09
IN 4 bESIEGED CITY.
Forty-four New Cases Of Yel-
low Fever at Jack
SonVille.
No Part of the City Is Now
Free From Con-
tagion.
Red Cross Nurses on Hand
to Care for the
Stricken.
No UnacclimatedF Persons viii
Hereafter Be Allowed
in the City.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. s.-Only
Fortv-four new cases are reported Tor
the twenty-four hours ending at p. M.
The deaths for the same time number
six: Miss Rogers. of the Singer Sewing
Machine company; Alfred Morgan, the
accountant: o. J. Leite, clerk National
Bank of jacksonville: Isaac Lands,
DR.. w. \. Leonard and William Hannle.
Total cases to date, 555; total deaths, G6.
The new cases are: Sister Avet and
two other sisters at the convent, Mrs.
TiIlman (white), Mrs. II. f. Zette, Miss
Vandahen. Mrs. J. J. Husey, John f.
Rollins, William B. Barnett, E. b. Love,
Miss Peace, Miss Mamie Lopez. Mrs.
Mary Smith (colored), J. Tillman Smith
(colored). Mrs. J. ii. ii. BOurse, Miss
Iibbie Williams, Mrs. Emma Bow
don. L. Nelson. William Sherman. DR..
Ed. Miller, Mrs. Cooper, F. Ii. Frost,
S.H. Whitney and child, Rev. L. n.
Smith. nastOr of the East Jacksonville
PRESBYTERIAN church; j. X. Kicker, j.
A. Moore. Dan Donaldson, nurse at 81.
Juke's hospital: Robert +. Scott, W. D.
Mills. Victor ID. l.. Nudge, l.. w. But
Ter. Gains Nolan (cOlOTed), II. B. Moore
(coloredD, Rose Little (colored), Alex
PinchSOn. Jr.. Florence Fowler, w Ill
lam Bird. Lewis Giddens, Mrs. >. IL.
jackson, Gertrude Huntley, Mrs, CesSa
and Mrs. Nielsen. Quite number OF
Red Cross nurses arrived on specia
train. via the Florida Railway ana Nav
igation COmpany'S railroad, tonight
from New Orleans. They were lraliS-
ported flee Of charge by the lines along
the route. Liberal
CONTRIBUTIONS ARE COMING IN
from all parts of the country. Several
physicians have arrived from other
places. and more vino are experienced
in the treatment of yellow fever are
needed. No unacclimated persons VIII
be hereafter allowed to come into the
CITY. The prompt action OF the preSl-
dentin insisting on reform atCdmpFerrY
and his interest in Jacksonville and
Florida are much appreciated here. me
Adams and Southern express companies
have offered 10 transport free OF charge
all supplies, money contributiOlia ana
flowers sent to this city Tor the Dehenu
OF the yellow fever sufferers. supplies
should be directed to Judge Lotion Nj.
Jones. chairman rel e. committee. and
money to j. NJ Schumacher, chairman
finance committee. The following DIS
patch was sent to-day:
To Surgeon General hamilton, Washing
ton. D. e: Your explanation OF the stop
page of the train at Live Oak and return 10
Jacksonville, because the authorizes OF zen
nesSee refused Gdmittance To refugees from
this civ into the state is satisfactory. our
people, not knowing The reason that existed
for such action naturally blamed you;
This association Is always JUST ana
viii cooperate with you IN sucl
reasonable regulations as may be considered
~. r.rafasr the nnitIIP health ana
conform TO the regulations governing trans
portation III force by the health authorlteS
OF other states. Ne0Te aware that Stale laws
govern, and that we
CANNOT SEND REFUGEEs
TO points in states that Will not receive them.
Have been communicating with the authorl-
ties, both local and state OF North carolina,
and Just received information mat Hender-
sonville can take 500; Saluda, Hickory and
other points, smaller numbers Impossible
TO state accurately how many can go 10 Hen
dersonville or other points around there, but
think if two days nouCe were gwen that a
special train for refugees would leave
here for HendersOnyille that at least 200
would go. Have just received your telegram
of this morning that special will be pro
vided for HendersOnville. Please allow two
days notice. Hope you can make arrange
ments with Tennessee board OF healtn.
Many want to 90 i'll that direction. Pleased
TO hear improvements to be made at Camp
Perry. al d that you will make your head
quarters there. We desire TO work IN harm
ony with you IL. McQUADE.
This dispatch was received to-day by
the authorities:
/ renew the suggestion made to You at
Camp Perry that the Red Cross association
beinVlted 10 establish headquarters at Jack
sonvlle which they viii do if asked, with
acclimated agents and nurses. DR.. GulteraS,
of this service, who is to be relieved from
Camp Perry, viii report to you on Monday
for such duty as you may have for him dur
ing the
REMAINDER OF THE EPIDEMIC.
A dispensary will be opened by this service
and will furnish medicines for the poor on
certified prescriptions. If you wish it. Sur
geon Hatton will take command at Camp
Perry. lie is now engaged on the work of
enlarging it according 10 orders heretofore
given him. Railroad houses are being sup
piled as fast as possible, to be used instead of
tents. HAMILTON, Surgeon General"
DR.. Hamilton has received infOrma-
tiOn that the tents intended to add to
the capacity of Camp Perry and which
for the last two weeks have been de-
layed at PembertOn Ferry, in South
Florida, by direction of the local board
of health, have been released and will
reach CgmD Perry To. morrow.