New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-27
CONFIDENCE RETURNING.
VIE PEOPLE OF JACKSONVILLE BEGINNING
TO TAKE HEART AGAIN.

EIGHT DEATHS AND Ics NEW CASES OF YELLOW
JEvER YTsrERDAY-BAD NURSES STILL
CAUSING TRoUBLE-CAMP PERRY TO
BE ENLARGED FOR FERNAN.
DINA REFUGEES MeCLEN.
NYs SAD CONDITION.
fYY TELEGRAPH TO rHs TRr,uNr.j
Jacksonville, Sept 26.-The deaths to-day were
J. W. Breynard. Mrs Bruxton. Charles Hattel,
Jerry Newman, Mrs. A. S. Allen, Carl johnson.
child Of Alvin Buoker. and c. w. Crawford.
President Neal Mitchell issued the following Of
hcial bulletin for the twenty-four hours ending
ct NJ, September &c:
$ss:; $ss:; : s:::;. Gen. E s:,: ass
The new cases are: Whitcs-O. H. Derby.
Antonio CHRISTOPHER. Martha Jenkins. child of o.
G. Derby. David Lacouretta, Frank R Osborne,
f.. John r. Osborne. A. A. Wilson, NJ. " Burke,
Mrs Charles Pcarce. Mrs. George E. Win, Lena
Pearce. Theodore Macy. Mrs. Josephine G. Macy,
Eugene Linsey. Robert Miller Mrs NJ. NJ Wam-
boldt> Miss Howard. Mrs j. A. Lovett, Joseph
jackson. Robert Devsne. Leonard Doyle. Addie
DOYLE, W. n Baker. Caroline Johnson A. p. Case,
d. II. Head William Macomber. two children Of
William Macomber. Mrs. Jefries. Alice Williams.
Total 80 white; II colored.
Sauderscn. near McClenny, has the fever, and
help is asked for tonight Much distress exists
there. it is said
Nurses occupy good portion of public atten-
bon, on account Of the bad character of some who
same here to take care of the helpless sick
.ase in point this morning is that of Ellen Ram
sey q white woman who nursed in the Whitney
with such success and decorum that she was re-
commended by DR.. Vanhood to another patient
Drawing a small sum Of money on account, she
expended it in drink, and one of her patients had
n relapse She was arrested, dead drunk and
was placed in jail. Some slight dissatisfaction
seems to prevail among the Harry Miner nurses
rs to their pay. As Dr. Neal Mitchell has received
no instructions that head he feels that he can
not move in the matter. As the nurses here have
received no rcmittances from home. they
rather short. The labor in the department OF
nurses forms quite an item in the daily work of
the authorities The clerk Of the Bureau OF
Nurses and Medical Attention has answered calls
for over 700 nurses since September 49,
Many remember Pliny A. Reasoner connected
with the Sub-Tropical Exposition in Jacksonville.
and since Commissioner OF the Cincinnati Exposi-
,ion He returned to Manntee, Fla, On September
3, took yellow fever en- the I 3th aud died on the
18th. His was the second death out OF fifty cases
Fernandina has twelve new cases, and three
cases are reported at Eileuvile. Everything
possible will be done for the stricken ones, and
it is hoped that Camp Mitchell win be filed in a
few days as far as its resources VIII admit. The
Colored Executive Committee have publicly de-
clared it "a pleasant hcalth-giving resort, and
entirely comfortable" A meeting of the city
physicians having been arranged by Or. Neal
Mitchell il was agreed that stringent rules
should be adopted relative TO physicians orders
for delicacics for their patients. III future,
physicians will be helG accountable, over their
own signatures, for all orders. From lack OF
Goods one of the relief stores is temporarily closed
crcat deal of loud tall, was indugco in. but out
side of that there is much suffering caused by H.
John n Webb is still L,horing with the SICK,
with his "Electropoise.7 Some of his patients
were extremely low when he reached them. Inc
Free Masons and other orders are going DAY ana
night among :he sick and destitute DR.. l. ).
Stollenwcrck IS the MasonS physician, ana IS
greatly liked by his patients 81. LAKES HOS
pital is nearly full and is fast recovering Us Gooo
name The first patients were taken there III
diving condition. and would have dled anywhere
Colonel J. j. Daniel was better tins morning
Mrs. Daniel sent her children on to Clarll's Villa,
Ga and came straight here to nurse her hi>oan"'
William Barr a New-York nurse, has been taken
r;.b tho foyer and several otncr nurses are down
with it. The need of female nurses is still great. =
u Wade from New-Orleans, and Charles L. DeforesN
from Detroit both telegraph operators have ar-
rived here. and are doing good work. DciofcSt
has had yellow fever three times, IN Monte anu
Memphis Operator " G. Shearer is smiling over
the arrival Of fine boy, whom Shearcr 5 oro'ne'
operators suggest shall be named jack aS
everything here is row yellow Jack"
The Finance Committee reported total OF
s6734 20 received yesterday.
ACTORS UNWILLING TO PLAY IN THE SOUTH
Charleston. s. C., sept. &c SDeciaD.-Theatrcai
managers all over the country are wiring mere r.
oucstIng cancellation Of their dates III couse lue"'o
of the yellow fever in Florida and the hocH"'c VI
railroad travel throughout the South W. l. heoHn'
manager Of John F. Owens Academy OF Music here
has refused to cancel dates. In letter 10 "lnc'.e
ard Hayman, managers Of "she' ard KocA"ooo'
manager Of Held BY the Enemy be says:
Outside Of Florida and one or two towas WIS tn IN sis in
slssppi there no ye9" evep We ns% NJ dnrer
OF yellow fever the Southern circuit Inc tbcallcai
psneq hs Ea ans sas been Splendid
ihe best for years There no trouble SO iaf as
travel is concerned
o sorh outside of Florida. will decline to cancel
dates.
TIE MEMPHIS CASE ONE OF TOO MUCH LIQUOR
Nemph,s Tenn, Sept 21-Dr Mitchell, who
visited Binford at O'Clock this morning ionnd MN
free of fever ard unbesita'insy pronounced MS sc"
pcss Of las, evening to he only the alter dHec'S Oi
big drunk
Tho annonncem.,4 OF BinforJls Illness. made by
DR. G. b. Thornton president of the Board OF Health,
AT tho meeting last night was In fuilment oi mo
pledge hs made tho profession abroad 'hat aay
csse having the least suspicious symptoms developing
here would be promptly given through the press OF
Thornton never Of the opinion that Birioru naa
the fever The only suspicious sNupiohi Wa 'ns
far, that he had been within tho injected Gs"'' VI
Decatur Ala, withiu the last twenty dayS
NAVAL SURGEONS TO ASSIST.
Washington Sept. 26.-surgeon j. W. loss anu
AssIstaptsurgcon william Mainn, of the Navy, have
been ordered 10 report 10 surgeou-GencraI lShiop'
OF the Marine Hospital Bureau 'or seivl"e ID c"nhoV
,loo with IN. yellow fever epidemic. They have each
had sxpercncs IN She treatment of yellow fever cases
and each volunteered bis services IN the present IN
,.,cs surpson yoss will be placed In charge Of the