Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
NO FEVER AT MONTGOMERY.
board Of Health of the City SO
Announces.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. October H-Ine
Board of Health to-day issued the fol-
lowing: "The Board of Health desires to
be entirely honest with the people OF
Montgomery. Careful analysis OF the
symptoms of the few cases reported as
suspicious shows there Is not case that
is at all typical of yellow-fever, and not
a single case is seriously sick. As soon
as case occurs that shows a clear I'M
press of the disease, we shall tell our peo-
pie We have been assisted in our con-
ferences on this matter by large num-
ber of our most eminent physicians, VINO
have the confidence of the community
CASES AT FLOMATON, ALA.
MOBILE, ALA. october A--Five new
cases and one death-that OF Micnaei
Gentry-were announced to-day.
New cases: Fred Blackshcar, Eulalia
Blackshear, Fannie M. Blackshear'
Robert NJ. Carter, and John III. Lockett.
Total cases to date. 1i7; deaths, Il; re-
coveries, 66: under treatment. 40:
The Board of Health has received no"
tice that there are eight cases OF yellow
fever at Flonle ton Junction, Ala. ~
miles north of Mobile, on the Louisville
and Nashville railroad.
There are ten cases at Wager, Ala, on
the Mobile and Birmingham railroad, and
one death there.
NO DECLINE IN NUMBER OF CASES.
NEW ORLEANS, La, October lit
was the same old story here to-day. Inc
yellow-fever situation showed no decmnf
i'm the number of new cases reported. ! ne
death column was about normal. What
was said I'm this report last night was
borne out by to-day's figures. There mas
been no increase in the malignlty or me
disease Yesterdays record OF nine Deans
was exceptional. 1t was z O'Clock To-
night before third as many deaths were
reported for to-day as had been Reported
in the previous twenty-four hours. the
existing conditions are not favorable TOT
a quick stamping out OF the disease. me
weather is warm and sultry, unusualy
so for this season, and II 1t keeps up
there will be little improvement for the
time being. This was tho record OF ths
day:
FATAL CASE AT FRANKLIN, la.
FRANKLIN, LA, October H.-V. caro-
an Italian tailor. died to-day. OF yellow.
fever His residence was IN the heart OF
the town. and the authorities nave not
been able TO discover the origin OF the
New cases-Mrs. Fry, Felicien Ross,
John Carlo. A. Rogers, G. Finley. VII
liam Z. Reid, Charles White. +. Patrick
Joseph Bell. Angelo Bell. Mrs. Sarah COR
dova, Robert Gordon, Jesse Atkinson,
Lawrence Atkinson. Mrs. r.. Hllton
Howell. Robert Dixie. Mrs. Hattie Nasn'
Robert Lewis, II. Frantz. Miss NJ; M
Roches. - Eggleston, Joseph r. Onoh'
Moran Onon, Mrs. j. +. McCormick, -
Mccormick A. c.. Becker, Mrs. =. j.
Borland, Mrs. Polaezk, Felix Polaezak'
Anthona Polaezk. Mrs. w. ". Jane; r.
b. Radway, f. f. Radway, w. ", a; scuais Mss
Edith Olive Dick c. K. Dole. Lucas Bel
Iisto' Helen Huebner, Willig Annisbo-
rough. and William II. Murphy.
Deaths-Allen Ollie, Henry haas, Johh
Carlo, and Henry Frantz.
TEN NEW CASES.
SCRANTON, MISS. october f.--Ten
new cases OF yellow-fever were reported
to-day. and one death-that OF A. u. Kay
NO SUSPICIOUS CASES.
GALVESTON, TEX. October H.-There
we're no suspicious cases reported To-Day,
and there has been no death either from
dengue or yellow-fever. All or the eieVen
cases reported as yellow-fever nave peeh
discharged or are conyalescins
QUARANTINE RAISED AGAIN.
HOUSTON, TEN, October AoHouston
raised her quarantine against oaIssoty,' -
for the second time to-oay. IL Is proDap,l'vi ,,.,'i
that in a few days all Texas towns WI, WI,
raise their quarantines, ana Dusiness "ii'
be resumed.
A DEATH AT BILOXI.
BILOXI MISS, october A-Charhe
schultz died of yellow-feyer To-Day
Among the new cases are Captain s,il-
nhen and his wife, Judge u. u. Champii,l,
q Ham aud son. and two In the fanny
OF w. X NJ. Dukate. The reports loli
the sick are generally encouraging.