The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

To stamping out yellow Fever in some
Localities.

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NEW ORLEANS. LA, Nov. l-From
now on the number Of new cases wiz
-raanaiiv decrease, Is the opinion Of the
seaItb ofHcials The anxiousiy waited
IA weather arrived here last night. The
local forecast officials have predicted that
frost will fan in the northern portion OF
I o,,isisns tonight The cold snap has had
ne eject of increasing the mortality, ana
also has caused the number OF new cases
10 swell somewhat. II Is generdiiy De
lieved however that tomorrow VIII shO"
= decided change In the situation
The record OF new cases and deaths LOT
the day Is as follows
New Cases-Mrs Aubrey Pritcett, Mon
roe Vincent. Blanche Bernstein. Rachel
Beuwith. Daisy Newberger Amelia Baum
Francis Keelman, Alice Bonner. John
case. John Brown. Josephine Kelly, w.
n. Hartwell. Mrs. Harry ;. Williams
- Lannes. Father Paul Schaubt, Mrs.
Addie Mitchell, Dele GeroO, Mrs. Riordan
Somers Mrs A. Bradley Mrs cara
Mitchell. Lulu Wall. Kate Tranchina,
lanes Capron Berwick Capron. Guatilla
Auguste. George O'Connor, X. Kennedy,
NJ. Meena. Lizzie Peters Mile Jeweu'
charles Duggan. Leonard NJ. Findley, Liz
zie robuas.
Deaths-- Geroo. Guy Bots, Louis
Bardon. u. T. John. 5. Balise. Sarah Bal
cntyne. ID. Carera, John Brown.
MOBILE. ALA. Nov. Nine new
cases. no deaths. and five recoveries is the
report OF the first day Of the month.
Tho new cases are. Francis McKeogh,
John NlcKeogh. Mrs. W. II. sutton. II. L.
Hungcrford. G.. J.. Yost, Henry Davenport
Henry Williams. w. Y. Davis, W. ii.
Kramer.
Total cases to date. 2ss: deaths. Is; re-
coveres. 1852: under treatment, AZ.
From Whistler. nineteen cases are under
treatment There was one death there
Sunday-Mrs. Barbara Age.
From Mount Vernon. the death OF j. Il.
Sproggins Is announced.
Wagarat has up 10 yesterday had forty
cases and three deaths.
Four new cases are reported az Foma-
tation. Ala
The temperature has been steadily fall
ing an day and tonight Is IL the first
wintry air OF the season. II is generally
predicted that there will be a heavy frost
before morning.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Nov. 1.-The
Official bulletin Of the Board Of Health
to-day chronicles only one new case OF
yellow fever for the past twenty-four
hours-F II. Yarbrough, 323 Herrcfn
street-and one death-R. IT, Weathers,
MIR Weathers contracted his case at his
work as a cotton man In the infected dis
trict.
The fact that there has been only one
new case I'm the last twenty-fOur hours
shows the benchcent influence Of the
changed weather. 10 commenced raining
yesterday. and rained hard last night.
This morning IL commenced clearing OFF
and colder.
The thermometer has been under 60 all
day. and cool wind has been blowing
from the Northwest. The indications are
that II will be quite cold I'm the morning,
and N there is no wind there viii be
good frost
Everybody feels that the Epidemic is
practically over. The chances are that
there viii be a few more cases where
other members Of families have been eN-
posed.
SELMA, Nov. No now cases and no
deaths. The only patient unucr treat
ment Miss Pearson. Us in critical con-
dtitn. with the chances against her re-
coVcry.
JACKSON. MISS. Nov 1.-The State
Board Of Health tonight issued the fol
lowing official statement:
one new case OF yellow fever Is reported
from Edwards, and three from Nitta
Yuma. There are no new cases at the
other infected points. From Durant is re-
ported cSle death
MEMPHIS. TENN, Nov 1.-The fever
situation In this city and vicinity Is most
encouraging tonight. The official report
for the twenty-four hours ending at
o'clock showed two new cases and one
death. The weather continues favorable.
and the indications tonight 'uggest freez-
ing weather tomorrow.