The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-05
RAISING QUARANTTNES.
Disappointment at Many New Cases--Cool-
err Weather General.

err weather General.
NEW ORLEANS November 4.-The re-
cord shows that the number Of fatalires
Is far greater than that Of yesterday. ana
there is no let up in the new cases
New cases-Reni Puget. Leah Spiro. --
Radlev. Henry Leidenheimer. Tony Nam
10. Corrine Passeur 49, Trauth. Law
renee Christensen. Henry Scott. a. J. So
lar. Henry Neispinner. y. Frank Cole
man. Lizzie Mitchell. Lee Black. - ke-
sisling. John Morgan. Master Jonh =.
Daycv. Rebecca Marks. Rosario Iorna-
hen. Mrs. NJ. Harris. Mrs. /. V. Caroin'
Mrs charles Alderman, Barbara Whit
mvcr. d. S. Carnignet. - Gisbousi. AZ
mes White. Willie Carter. - Ryerson'
Edward Avery. s. Dougherty, John
Vaughan. Henry Neitheimer, Master
Shaik. Yuda Stein. Lucy Honore' VAL
entlne Zeigler Raven Kennedy.
The Board Of Health report Is as toi-
lows: Cases Of yellow fever to-day, 40:
deaths. T.: total cases to date, Ito; total
deaths from fever to date 25i totai
leases absolutely recovered, SS' totai
cases under treatment 625.
In the absence Of regular meetng|
DIR. Oliphant. president Of the LOUISIANA
state Board Of Health. tonight promul-
gated the following order, the same 10
take effect Immediately:
"Crfrsntine against all points Is ralss1'
exccp, that passengers from MoDle,
Montgomery and coast points coming
10 New Orleans will be required TO have
certificates from health officers or re-
nutable physicians. and baggage ana
household effects from those points be
ejsiafected under supervision OF quarah-
tin, officers.
MEMPHIS. TENN, Nov 4.-The Board
of Health tonight reports three new
cases Of fever and one death. All or the
new cases have been sick and under OBJ
servation for several days ana to-day
were officially reported as yellow FEVER
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. 4-Birm-
ingham has had several frosts ana 10
day the mayor raised the quarantine
against all yellow fever infected points
The Governor also issued proclamation
raising the State quarantine applicable
10 all points north of Caller a town just
north of Montgomery.
The railroads have in consequence, re-
sumed their regular schedules.
MOBILE. ALA. Nov. 4.-Eleven new
cases and one death is to-day's fever re-
cord.
New cases-Sster Loretta Mrs l.. II.
1rlDDe Ernest Flourneri. Marcena A.
Parker, George watson, (colored) Lulu
Kelley. Joseph Mailman. ]. F. Scale, F..
n. Renfrew. John Curren, George Smith.
Deaths-Ossian Higgins.
Jotal cases 10 date. &3; deaths. 2T; re-
coveries. 19l; under treatment. 20.
frost this morning was heavier than on
the morning previous. but still light.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Nov. 4.-Oficial
report of yellow fever for to-day gives two
new cases. both outside the city limits,
and one death. also outside the city limits.
New coses-H. II. McElroy, Riverside;
j. NJ. Wallace, nine years old, Carter
Hill road.
Deatn-h. II. McElroy Riverside.
II is still quite cold an dthe authorities
are very much encouraged at the prospect
ror ending the trouble I'm this section.
mere was a lower temperature this morn
ing than yesterday.
BILOXI. MISS, Nov. Among the
new cases are Mrs. DR.. Harolson and
daughter.
The Board Of Health reports six new
cases OF fever.
Cases under treatment. "a: total cases
TO date. COS: total deaths. q.
SCRANTON. MISS. Nov. 4.-The new
cases here and none In Pascagula.
JACKSON. MISS, NOV. 4-Three new
cases of fever are reported. as follows:
Edwards 2 cases; N.rta Yuma, l case.
BAY ST. LOUIS. MISS, Nov. Alive
new cases.