The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07

new ORLEANS RECORD
II Is Broken ~ rcrty-six New Casss
and Five Deaths.
THE VERY WEATHER INDICATED II.
No Deaths at Edwards, bnt Sixteea$
New Cases Reported.
MOBILE FOUND FOUR CASES.
The Eighth Day without Fever ~
Ocean Springs Celebrated by =
Marrlage-rcver Record.
MOBILE FOUND FOUR CASES.
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
New Cases. Deaths


New Orleans. La. october Q. The board
OF health announces the status In New Or
leans
During the twenty-four hours ending
p. m. Wednesday, October .. there We're:
Cases yellow fever today 40; deaths to-
day. s; total cases of yellow fever TO daltc.
425. total deaths from yellow fever to datc.
4S; total cases absolutely recovered, 1874;
total cases under treatment, 2aS.
New Orleans, La. october Given az
early as 6 o'clock this morning the day had
proyed TO be n record breaker both as to
the number OF eases aud the number OF
deaths On one day just a week ago hye
deaths were recorded, but one OF these was
unofficial and had been put on the list OF
the day before. The Increase OF cases to-
day was unexpected. The weather has
been warm during this afternoon and tho
territory the board of health has to cover
makes perfect scrutiny impossible aud
germs are being distributed. While the
number OF cases under treatment toeay
are in the neighborhood of 200 there are
many houses which have not yet been dls-
| infected, but In which the patients have
| been declared WELL Less restraint tbau
usual is Imposed on the inmates OF such
premises and the result has been that tho
number OF foci has been increased BUT
| the total death rate Is still small IN pro-
portion to the number Of cases and tho
doctors think that the bad nows OF the
past two or three days docs not pcrtend
anything of the nature Of even the milues.
kind OF an epidemic,
The ready money 10 not at hand TO en-.
ploy thoroughly efficient men as guards
and there is some loosenens In the em-
ployment Of help by the board. But there
IL no reason to apprehend with the near
approach OF winter. any serious increase
In tho daily fatalities.
This was the record today:
Deaths--Jean Marie Coste, Isolation nos
J piiai; Emma Well, 1871 Cambronne Gear
roilton); Adcline Rogora, 229 lospitait
Robert Parry. 1901 Laurel M. +. Brady,
Jackson barracks.
New cases--Miss Anna Warren. 232f An
uunciatIon, Mamie Warren, same address,
william Herbert, 1926 Annunciationi Frank
Herbert, same address. John schearts. sou
plum (CarIoItan); Emma We'll. 1bsl Cam
bronze tCarrolltonl; Mira. spario. GIG ker-
Ter: Miss Felicie Casseiar. 526 Elmlra
avenue (Algiors); Annie Casselar, sama
aidress; Lily Cassclar. same address; AZ
, nes Joyce Tour infirmary Pauline HIT
man 1900 Chestnut; Sister l.igori, 2S2l
, Marias; Mira. Louise Le Blanc. GID Web
ster; Charles Landry, same address;
Mrs Julia Landry, same address ;
Charles Leinmartz. 425 Washington: -.
w Allen, 1873 Eurtcrpe; Robert Parr.
1901 Laurel; Helen NJ. Doherty, I07 Camp;
Mrs. G.. Is. Fisher. Millaudon and Pearl
Eliza Collins 2i06 Baronnc; ------ 1890, 2l23
Jackson Mrs. A. II. Shetford. Gil Canal;
r. II. Hamilton, 1917 Seventh; Charles
Mollinger. 1921 Sixth; Abe Cardenin. Isola-
ton hospital (Beauregard); Thomas Ross.
Isolation hospital; John Kline. Decatur
and Barracks; Mrs Robert osborne. Booth.
near Fern; Pauline Tambero. lilb Monroe:
Miss C. Johnson, S25 Short; Louise and
Amelia Despair. t12l 81. Philip; Miss Ruth
Singleton 2i06 Baronne. Miss Nettid
!. Pitcher, Pip Baropne: Arremundi Garudz'
J 1905 Dante; Mrs. Frank Galong. 22o2 North
! Broad William Viavant, 372 Esplanade.
q Two OF the new cases are In AlsieW
! making seven that have appeared In that
suburb.
: Surgeon Warden Of the Marine hospital
I arrived I'm tho city today from Ocean
: Springs. The doctor brought with him d
a magnificent complement OF bacterioogist's
: apparatus which has beeon used on the
coast In connection with the study In vel
4 low fever. The disease has apparently
He'd out at Ocean Springs and thu doctos
| win continue his Investigations here. Ocean
Springs has been for eight days without
o fever and this was celebrated with mar
| rage. .N