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o p. N Is IS, total number Of cssss, 032.
asw csses yesterday. 81 deaths B.
by the dsaIh OF tse little ot0Tk girl a. S.
Lukes ho-pital snetnsr family has bee
almost wged out. Father, mother and
daughter gene out Of family OF four and
only . little BOY, HnO Is at the Sand Hil.
left. hls chance of recovery Is very favor
able.
Mrs. J. b. Ii. Bours died last night Her
sou. James BOurs, Is critically III. Hon N
A. Leng.s was reported quite III yestsfdsy.
Col. J. J. Daniel Was in town yesterday
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meeting, though stiil quite weak. There il
stlil a great ~snt OF psysicisns and nurses
one hundred more nurses are needed. The
mortality isstiil very llknt, where cases are
promptly aud properly treated and nnrssd
Several have died from want of proper
nursing, being Ia charge Of field hands who
proissssd TO be nurses. The Board OF
Health has issued n circular giving a
formula OF self treatment that will be of
much use.
Ii Is estimated that there has been 80 per
cent. more cases, principally very mild
than have been reported TO the Board OF
Health. The order of the Board that yell
ley nags be placed only at houses where re-
liet IN required, has caused several physi-
cishs who heretofore concealed cases to re-
port. Probably there have been nearly
nine hundred cases in the city; 800 or 46O
are under treatment now. The discharged
are not now reported. except from the hos
pinis. Liberal contributions are coming
in from all parts of the Union. The work
Of relief will probably not be hampsrsd for
lack of funds n the future.
DR.. Q. IL. Aallett, Eminent Com lander oi
the knights Templar of this city, sss CON
ecived the idea OF opening u charity hospital
under the auspices of his order for the gene
raj admissien of yellow fever patients. lie
has received a telegram from j. +. Thomp-
son, of Chicago. one of the leading X night,
Templsr in the United States Offering gen
eral assistance. DIR. EslIett will at one see
if proper quarters can be secured FOR such a
hospital; II he is successful an appeal viii
NJ once be made TO the Knights Templar
throughout the country.
DIR. ]. L. Possy. United States Marine
Hospital service. assigned TO inspect the
town Of McClenny. found thirty-hve cases
of fever there in a population OF 1000 in
the town and vicinity. There have been
seven deaths. The place 10 bull. on q pine
level, but there are numerous eypress ponds
tilled with s2wdust, which Was the case al
Plant City, near Tampa, where the fever
hibernated. The fever - most prevalent in
this city in sections near the sawmills
where sswdust IS used Tor filing low
grounds.