Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-01
TOO SOON TO RETURN.
Refugees Wsrned Eat TO Return 70
Jz,ksoE, Mis-, Until All Dan.
ger ASy b, Coas;dsrsd Pass.
A rzsn and wife Die 1T Decatur, Als-The
Gratifying sff3ct Ct the Goat Weather
st Jacksonvllls.

SATURDAYS RECORD AT JACKSONVILLE.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 2s-We
hsve had another beautiful day, but the
official report Of the board OF health shows
little dimiuusion In the number OF new
cases, which foo. up ninety-four, Of
which twenty-five are white snd sixty
nine colored. Among the sick near the
city are Mrs. 81. X. Ingram, the prouul-
gator OF the copcussion theory, and her
husband, also one Of her sons. The
deaths reported to-day sre six. The
whole number of cases Officially reported
is 2457, total number OF deaths 2is The
report for the week shows that nesrly
10, 900 people have been fed by the relief
committee st cost, including delicecies,
to the sick and convslescents snc other
expenses Of ever $4,000. The total dis
b1rsemen:s Of the C.tzsns' Relief Asso-
citation for the week are about 81, 500,
but this includes some large bulls for
supplies that will be Available this week.
Considerable money and supplies were
sent to McClenny. TIE association Is
ready to aid FernSndins, but no notice CT
need sas been received from that place.
A GAINESVILLE special to the TINS.
Union says Msjor N r G:uelle died this
forenoon, making three deaths since tie
faver broke out and one new case, Miss
Hall, Masking nine ca es In all.
NEW CASE AT CALLAHAN.
WAsHN GTON, Sept 80 "A dis stch re-
ceiyed b7 DR.. Hamilton, Surgeon General
Of the Marine Hospital Service, says there
was one new case Of yellow fever ct CAL
lahan, Fla to-day.
A TIMELY WARNING.
JACKSON, MIS-, Sspt. 5O-Au ofi ;ial
bullena of t1e STATE Board OF Heslth will
be issued tomorrow declaring The con
.inued belief In the existence OF yellow
fever here and warning refugees NOS to
return until proclamation from tha
same source be made heresfter when dan
ger may be considered psst. This meas
ure Ia taken on account OF the return Of G
humber OF people whose courage had re-
vlved. For ten days no mail matter hss
been permitted to lesve Jackson SO none
OF the an1ious ING aries received have
been answered except by telegraph. Peo-
| pie regard this as ore OF the greatest
hardships Il the situation.
TWO DEATHS AT DRCATUH
MzNPaIs, Tenn, Sept. 80 The fol-
loving has been received by the Asso-
ciated Press:
"DEcATUR, ALA, Sept. 80 Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Inman both died las. night
So far as 1 can lesrn there are fifteen
cases now under treatment here. Dr..
Back and Nj. Arnheiuser are dangerous.
Signed JEROME COCHRAN,
State Health Oti;er."
EyFEcT OF THE COOL WEATHER.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept. 5e-The
cool bracing weather has had 8 most graf.
flying effect as shown by the marked
decrease IA the number of new
cases Of yellow fever reported here. For
several nigh overcosts have provedcom-
Portable to those who have been weakened
by the prepsiling disease AID to night it
is almost cool enough to make one dream
OF Jack Frost ana snow storms. Fur
three or four days PISS! our resident ply
clans have found time for rest and
today even the medical bu.e, vas
rlther q q net place, the calls for doctors
being comparatively few. DR.. c j Ken
worthy, City Health Officer, said to day
that the cpid.n mic Wlich eeeMs 20 have
gone ous to the suburbs Is rapidly sbat
ing, and there is much less Sickness IA
the outlying wards thsn was the case g
week ago.
There are twentY-nine new cases OF vel
low fever reported to-day, thirteen white.
There were six deaths.
Total number OF c:ses 1925; total nun
Der OF deaths 255.
special from Fsrnandina says:
"T1enty five new cases Of ell kiads are
under treatmeat-All doing well. The
only problem is 80 feed !he unemployed
lsbnreEs WHO are q1ist and We'll behaved
80 far. The people here do not want to
leave. They sre Cheerful, hopeful, and
earnestly ct work
George n Baden, II. D president OF
the Leon coualy bosrd Of heslth, lele
graphs from Tsil9hassee denying the ru-
NOR OF yelicw fever there.
A SIoderso special says IN the last
tWentY-four hours two deaths and two
Few cases.have been reported.
KILLING FROST AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Sept. 80 The
1rss killing frost of the season visited
this city this morning. The thermometer
registered 90 st last night and fell to
So this morning. The Indications are
favorable for another heavy frost TO- IN Dr.
row morDicg. The board Of heslth will
still maintain rigid quarantine until all
danger Is pist. All trains entering the
city will be inspected as ususl until cool
weather sets in.