The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-10
PRICE WO CENTS.
RAPIDLY INCREASING.
THIRTT NEW C5sEs or YELLoW re-
YER IN BRUNSWICK.
Three Physicians Among the sick-smai,s
Pox Added To the Pisgue-strict
Precauion.

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four white and twenty-siA colored. as
follows:
Whites-Mrs Phoebe Helgrien. Mrs.
| Paulina Helgrien, Alex. Pritchard. stan
4 ley Winchester
Colored--E. Burnett. Maria Williams.
| NJ Littleton, Louis Sears. Belle Duncan.
| r. Perkins, Rena Armstrong Ella FRA
zier. Josie Armstrong. Sarah Bowles. Lee
Shaw. Mary shaw Sarah Smith. Eiiie
Lotson, Emma Young, Clarence Youag
Josephine scarlett, Fred. Scarlett. Emma
Palmer, John Lewis. Ed Dickson. Man
uel Thomas, Rachael Arson, John Green.
Pinkie Wilson and Matilda Williams.
Discharged-John Neal. Francis Gaza-
way, w. T. Bullock. Houston Floyd,
Charlotte Scott, Joe Bell. and Mary Lee
Brock.
The official recapitulation is: Cases
under treatment lSi; discharged 81; died.
TO- total, 2s3. Ratio of mortality. sos per
cent.
Rumors OF smallpox have been clrcu-
lated freely for several days past Sur
geon Murray to-day investigated and n
was said to exist at Quarantine, on board
the bark Minerva, but Surgeon Murray
round none. Yellow fever in the only in
Ieetious disease around brunswick now.
The condition OF affairs in Brunswick
has necessitated the issuing OF the fol-
lowing which explains itself:
quarantine, Brunswick, Ga, Oct. o. lSa.
10 the Pubiic;-The condition existing
In brunswick demand that GATHERINGS IN
churches secret societies. business houses
ana public gatherings Of every discrlption.
except such as are imperatively necessary
10 the efficient management OF the
epidemic VIZ: Hotels, eating houses, drug
stores. and livery stables be prohibited
after =. NJ. Of each day. IL Is therefo-s
ordered that no such meetings or gather
ings be held and that no business houses
remain open with the exceptions stated.
aiter = NJ. OF each day during the con.
unuance Of the epidemic.
(Signed) r. D. MI'RRAy
NJ. n. ;, Sergeor, In command
In an Official report tonight the name
Oh Dr. A. V. West (cOloredj appears re
ia, uaS uohe good work among his race but
the tever has struck him at last. with DIR.
Nouert hurford twhite), also sick the
tueuical force Is greatly depleted. While
ens cases are rapidly increasing. Tn
officially reported tonight as dead are.
Charles Price (white) and Hannah scrug.
giles tcoiored), with H. r. Duck white,
uyihs' Duck is one OF DR.. Davis patients
given In as malarial In an emergency
Tonight Surgeon FACET was summoned
ana ne unoiiicialy stated that Ducks case
was yellow fever. Hannah Scruggles
was never reported as sick with yellow
iever' but died from that disease. sur
seoh faget would not speak officially
apoul bf' DAVIS peculiar reports, but
ne is considerably worried over them
The committee appointed by the hoard 10
Investigate his patients are still al work
ana WIZ report at an early date.
Relief nurses are only supplied 10 vel
low teNer patients, and as Dr. Davis re-
ports on his list only malarial 4,
seems that he has many times suffered
Tor want OF nursing. IL is a queer state OF
aHalrs, but the Board OF Health is work.
ing hard TO straighten II out. and will
soon take decisive action
Dr luton, stationed al Jesup, has the
yellow fever.
A. J. Lisle. a quarantine guard NJ tho
SA-MlIe CFossng. was stricken with
yellow-feyer tonight and brought into
town Tor treatment. Secretary Cragg
reports two new cases at Jesup to-dax-
j. H. Williams and a child. Nurses
VIII be sent from Brunswick 10 yesup
tomorrow. Out Of five persons In jail
lere, none have the fever, though both
ne cook and walter are down.
shefiH berry Is out hunting jurors for
ne December term OF court. but they
ire scattered. and some are thought 10
'e out OK the city. IL is hOped Judge
sweat VIII postpone court until the May
erm.
G. B. Skipper was unoniciaIIy reported
tricken tonight.
sANANNAH. GA, Oct. 0.-The board
heaith OF Eastman, Ga. denies that
mere IL suspicious case OF sickness
here.
Surgeon carter's In,psetIon Tour.
NAfCltOSS, GA, oct. D.-gurgeon
arter arrived here early this morning
rom Snrrency. where he went 20 inyestL
ate suspicious case. lie pronounced
ne case chills and feyers. He says that
he female population fled 10 the country
a The announcement Of suspicious
ase there. There were only few men
here. lie has Inspected Odum. near
esup. and says there Is nothing Guspic-
'us there. n will be al least three
ays before he completes his tour OF in
Dection. lie has found several fases
malarial fever and chills and fever
ear Jesup. His time since arriving
ere last week has been spent I'm per-
'cting the government quarantine sys-
m. He has placed seven inspectors
p the trains between Waycross and
iyannah. with instructions 10 prevent
ly persons getting on a train without
iylng a clean bill OF health. He has
structed them % dishOnor certificates
sued by DR.. LOnsstreet. al Oferman,
,cause certificate was issued by him
ssterday 20 a person who was not en-
tied 10 II. An inspector on the Way
0ss Air Line train is recommended
: him. He regards the section through
hich the Air Line trains run as being
ry convenient and inviting 20 Jssup
fugees. This is. in his opinion. an
lportant part Of the work % inspection.
ii so far no inspectors have met the
r Line trains The present plan Is
confne yellow-fever 20 one place. Ths
llow-fever at Jesup will no doubt spread
low-feyer at Jesup will no doubt
readg but Brunswick Is regarded ss
e place for the confinement OF the
sease. Dr. Carter says that there
II be suspicious cases reported through
/ the infected district until frost, and
al the work Of inspection and inyesfs-
tlon will continue until then. lie Is
w IN the nsighb0rhood of Jesup. AZ
lctortOwn. fye miles from Jesup. he
nj in a buggy 10 where the Euards
E on duty around Jesup. lie will In
ect the Gordon 20 see II II II snficient
keep people from entering and leaving
: place. His purpose Is 10 determine
leiher additional inspectors should be
{ on trains between Waycr0ss ana
While there he will observe
refully the situation Of the town and
condition OF the people. II Is prob
e that he will consult with DR. is,.-
N and other physicians. lie Is dress
like the average farmer. with TOM
n sluoch hat. with no pretentions To-