The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-10
GROWS WORSE DAILY
FEVER APPEARS IN HALF A DOZEN
DIFFERENT PLACES.
The Fever is Spreading from the strert 10
Street and the Number of Cases Are
DAILY IncreasinG-Latest Report.

as follows:
Infant of Bount Bowen. Mrs. Ward
land, Mary Lee Brock, Tim liennepln
The name of the man reported yesterday as
unknown is J a. Hill, of LOS Mansfield
street. All the above are white.
Minerva Jackson, Mary Ferguson, Eva
Green Alice Munroe, Emma Reed, Emma
Reed. all colored.
AT St Simons island two cases were re-
ported, Miss Orilla Dart and her brother,
Eugene Dart. There are now four cases
ON Jekyl island, two of which have been
reported to date. All are white members
of the Talkerson family.
Recapitulation-Cases under treatment,
"a; discharged, 36; died. 10; total. Id.
Two deaths occurred today. One at =
O'Clock this afternoon. the infant of Blount
Bowen; and one at 1870 O'Clock tonight,
Miss Rosa Nisi, who was suffering from q
relapse.
Fever Takes Frcsh Hold.
Brunswick, Ga, October 3.-Three
deaths were officially reported today-Miss
Mrs. Emma Willis. all white. Fifteen
new cases of yellow fever were reported
today as follows:
White-NIiss Ella Ford, Willie Lucre,
Harold Morgan. Mrs. j. j. Speers.. Fred
Winchester, Theo Johannessen, j. b.
Coored- Thomas Fisher, Esey Camp
HELD, Sallie Winchester, Mary Reddish,
Priscilla Reynolds. William Moore Ebert
Robbins and Joseph Carpenter.
The discharged were Murray FarloW,
Mary Nelson, Mrs. Ivcrson Wallace Will
liam Winchester, all white, and Wesley
Highsmith. colored. Two of the deaths
today reported were unocally reported
by the correspondent last night. There
were three physicians Surgeons Murray
and FACET and DR.. Hugh Burford, absent
from today's meeting.
The correspondent is positive that there
are now seven eases of yellow fever I'M
der treatment on Jeky island. Only tive
have to date been reported to the health
board. Surgeon FACET is attending them.
short OF supplies.
Brunswick, Ga, October 4.-There was
officially reported today one death, lin Hen
nepen, and sixteen new cases, as follows:
Whites-Thomas Larentzson DIR. X. II.
l.. Burford, Louis Walters. Mrs. II. Oh
sen, S. g. Davis. Irene Wood, Alfred Wood
and Dcana Briggs.
There is now only one weeks supply of
provisions on hand, and the demand for
relief is increasing. The record books at
the commissary prove that D,522 three
days 1ations have been issued in thirty
six days, emitting Sundays, since the depot
has been opened. This means total of
1Sl ,166 meals that have been supplied the
mccoy women anu 'HHtlItH anu tptH hot III
"lude the fever medicine and free nursing
given the sick to be paid for by the relief
committee.
N"' 0"ite ." MANY
Brunswick, Ga, October 5.-Nine new
eases of yellow fever were officially report
ed today as follows;
hlteINirs. Iheodore 'oh''iiii'SS''"'
Colored-Maria Bowles, Joe Hill, John
NcllS, Jack Morris Grace Gardner, g; IL,
tIlSQn ana MafgIe EIi!Soh ana emu u
"A. Wiltlaker on JrkEl iSlaho. ,,,,;,o
Ratlo OF horl2hE' o. per cen', m ,,,'at
me oealh record Is coII'ot '' 'ov 1.sil p,'
ny any reason 9g "lN4,'" am,i cf
GluSiELGi\ lne SN''' Oh i'runSN ''N > p'''N''N
me ''"rse 0"T pa OK I"''i g o.: :r,ontr-
brun@Wlck' ga, Oc'oof fr,o, ynr me" re-
SIX c4 tT, oi n 2F ano dootG that Of Mr.
Iof't ~, IU,'S any, of iol,yi ;innI The new
',a+iont, arn.
WIN" Mrs Rocon r p T,isle Mrs
Ron, ,ln Mr. g Perrin Mrs. c., Per
lin r n Wafr. Mrs. John Ward. w. Il.
More Innius ID. Abrams.
ColoreI-Byr Edwards. Jack Maxwell,
George Mcdonald. ! Neal H. r. Pittman,
Peter Dubign0n, James DublGnon bIanN
Wheeler and VIE hedd!cH ah1 Wi'e'
Seeley, Charles ArlnSteao' Mary bo"l'S.
thirty Eve New cases
Thirty-iive new cases OF yellow fever
and one death were officially reported here
today Five patients Wcrc discharged.
The patient who died was Eugene Dart,
on ST. Simon's island. The following is Il
list of the new cases:
Whitcs-Henry Price. f. J. Perdue. ia
cob H. OFT. Florence OFT, W. +. Malphrus,
Henry Cox
Colorpd-IIpnrv Pinkncy Tina Allison,
r Nelson. Jack Hackett n. t. Nelson
Sa1Iin Hackett. John King, Kacheal Zrlnt
Erancns Gasolyay. Mingo Hawkins. Anne
Ia Armstronr sheridan Armstrong. Agnes
A. hrrstrnn~ InIia smith Evans NToselev.
1ShnrIo, Eoli, walter Camnbnll Tannie
:, I,'a Sto,-ope NM ITorr,,,,,
i1r[Ii| iSS Co++ wv 6 Rniloc1, 49,.
y ma a'',v ''NTt'' Uu,,I To,,1'i1I'7
I1uen""'I' i0.o'", 10y ", '"9'l' 1'Ie
fiartSW'ii' iIaFtiS AIoo"S; hlI;thl tier
rl1E iVln& Hilll,ll''st, Ma''7, s'"rL,"m.
DlScnarScu-tSaac Stevens M4rY fNr&u-
SOP, MIS- " ara Lang a. y. wood ana
Mrs. A. n Noou;
RccapuulatloIl-'a SeS nnner treatment
1871; discharged, 90; died, lG; total, PIG;
ratio of mortality, 90 per cent
Eugene Dart. who died last night was
a son Of Hon. Jacob r. Dart
1hirty-Two Cases for Sunday.
p,,,nc,,;,l, go Oct,hor & r,b;rt,- two,
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'"'C' VI 9Ni0" hU'Nh VIZ ANPO1'o ~ 'oU"9'
as follows:
NhItNS--EIu OBrien, Rufus Ra1gSbpp.