New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-03
YELLOW FEVEPS RI VAGES.
TWELVE MORE CASES REPORTED Al
BRUNSWICK.
HOPE or COMBINING THE DISEASE TO THE
srp,crrN TOWN PRACTICALLY ABANDONED.

! uopr or COMBINING THE DISEASE TO THE
srR,ctEN TOWN PRACTICALLY ABANDONED
| prunsvick. Ga. oct. Twelve new cases OF
| xellow fever were reported to-day. six OF the
| sufferers being whites and six colored'
| ON = Simon's Island two cases were reported
Miss orlla Dart and her brother. Eugene Dart.
| There are now four cases on Jekyl Island two OF
| which have been reported to date. All are "m'es
! and members of the Talkerson family.
| p.anituaton: Cases under treatment, "A; dis
chaged 3s; died, l0-total H.
| T., TO s o'clock tonight Surgeon Murray had
herd nothing further from Jesup but VIII ~
thge on a special train tomorrow morning. sur
gnn Murray left here this afternoon lot lamp
| Dtention Before his departure he received IN
sructions from Surgeon General Wyman To go 10
Cardi and investigate suspicious case at 'nd'
| ,oint Private Secretary James H. Cragg states
| hat Surgeon Desaussure who has charge oil 'he
,osptal at Camp Detention. has been ordered 10
vareshoro by Surgeon General Wyman to investi-
gate n suspicious case there. y steamer was S'"'
over from Fancy Bluff to-day for surgeon f"ke' :"
nroceed Immediately to that point and investigate
a suspicious case. reported to be John H. door
Ginger the Mayor. Fancy Bun IL six miles across
tho bay and marshes from Brunswick ADJOINING
South Brunswick Its population wh'e anu oo'
| ored Is about nifty Gardi Is turpentne station
on the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia kail-
road tyenty-nve miles above Brunswick ana hlteeh
miles below Jesup. Iis population Is about i'''
waresbo-o is a small town sixty-sN miles ABOVE
| BrunswIk on the Brunswick ana "eS'e'" '""
| road. / ! population is about 80
From, this point OF observation 1t Is apparent tha
y.I,ovr fever has obtained foothod In this eh'ic
| sectioL and only the most riga PuarHh""' "'
| k.eu from spreading. Those towns ana ci'ea
| ,ho, sy. been cautious In quarantine regulations
| are epected 10 escape. but the outlook lot '"e
| rest considered gloomy. Surgeon Murray ~ very
| arxs,s about Jesup but ioes not went me re ne
- ,cons rznlc-strlcken and nee 10 the "o"hs
| 90 nat would result In more deaths than woud
| ros,t from yellow fever. He cautions them 10 ~
d,sceet In their habits and trust to ther DOCTORS
| , heavy rain fell In Brunswick this afternoon
a, the clouds hang heavy tonight. making the
| ,,.,io, more gloomy At least twenty cases may
| y expected tomorrow II all the physicians make
| rports. ,.-
Emil Fabian, Brunswick agent for Paterson
,ovning & CO. Of New-York. received an acKho"l-
.drrnent Of his telegram saying that help was
needed badly and was assured that the Ne"-i''N
err were at work getting supplies
IN bis return from camp tonight surgeon Mur-
r.v sta,ed that he had arranged for an extension
~ the limits the camp having proved 700 S'"""
for nresent needs The camp now covers aDou, ie, a
acres. Surgeon Murray ,h ress surgeon,
his family being criticised by thc P!sSs' 80, 80 20
nnrerai Wvman tcegraphed him TO that eject 10
night. and requested Information on the SUBJECT
'I desire to have my three younger children
eight ana tnlftttH " ~
st eon as nossible 10 save them from the annual an
srare and worry. Ny older daughters as' a. ni i'ee i
s,ai s,i ,'on,,en &C., are immunes but are now IN COZ
ege have perfect confidence S IN ny trssi sS them @r
~ Nv ~, L.. ~ your telegram have directed thein
30, -, 10 come not wishing to displease YOU ana
YOU forbid. will stop them. cohSiuer '"e ''"''0'
Surgeon Murray said that owing to ms preSS,hs ,he
calls outside Of the city he Was not aware oi ~, .he
C~dcr issned on the 18th by the Secretary OF ihe
Treasury forbldding any one TO enter an lecteu uis
ri, unfu after he had sent for his family 10 come
~, ,hcv were now ready and he was especlaily
srr ions for them arrive so that u ms chllnith
caught the fever his entire iamhy "o"'' w "'
II was decided to-day that the Board OF Heaitn
and Relief Association should meet uaiiy a' "
o'clock instead OF noon as heretofore