The age-herald., 1897-10-03
STILL UNABAT|NG : IS YELLOW FEVER New Orleans Reports For the
 Day Four Deaths. TWENIi-NlNE NEW CASES No Section of the City Is Free From the
 Dread Disease, SANITATION EXPENSE $1,OOO DAILY Mobile Has Only One Death and One
 New Case to Report. EDWARDS CONTINUES UNFORTUNATE One Death and Nineteen New Cases Some of Whom Are Very Desperate-Louisville
 Denies But Two Cases-The
 Coast Town Victims.
No Section of the City Is Free From the
 Dread Disease,
SANITATION EXPENSE $l.oOo DAILY
Mobile Has Only One Death and One
 New Case to Report.
EDWARDS CONTINUES UNFORTUNATE

DEATHS.
 MISS MARY BOWERS, 6s1s Phillips. HENRY BoBRIQUE.
 MRS. PAUL ENGLE. ss5 Tchoupitou- las.
 A. M. HICKEY, Beaureguard hospital.
 NEW CASES.
 SYLVAN LAPORTE, Phillip near Chippewa.
 c. N. PEYTON, 196 Magazine, between St. Andrew and St. Mary.
 MAJOR E. J. HAMILTON, 1902 Eighth corner Chestnut.
 A. J. TAMOCI, 532 Marais-
 MRS. GEORGE GoETzEMAN, 2ss La Peyerouse.
 SAMUEL YOUNG, Hotel Dieu.
 BOULA GENIN, 2122 Bayou Road.
 MAMIE HUFF, Poydras Asylum.
 GERTRUDE WALLET, 636 Hurst.
 HATTIE A. WALLET, same address. WALTER WEBER, 755 Hampson.
 IDA AUzE, 1916 Seventh.
 MRS. MAMIE HUFF. Poydras Asy- lum
 SISTER, in Poydras Asylum.
 W. H. WOOD, 159 Exposition Boule- yard.
 DAN SULLIVAN, 619 Bourney street, Agiers.
 E. B. M'KINNEY, 1859 Constance.
 MRS. L. J. TOILETTE, 1S1O St. Charles.
 EMMA TOILETTE, 1910 St. Charles.
 EVELYN KEEGAN, 36O7 Magazine.
 J. ARTHUR LEDRUTE, 311 St. Phil lip.
 CHARLES HUDNAM, 1919 Gasport. - CLIFFORD, 1014 South Franklin of fever appeared here today as was expected. The weather IS warm and inc fci5l of infection in conse1uenca in- creased The magnitude of the disease, however. has net been enpnasized
 There have been four deaths today but the majority of cases are of the dnocuous type and there are many dis charges of patients who have for some days been under the care of the doctors. Among the discharged was R. F. Rev. holds. one of the best known of Southern railway men, who is connected with the Illinois Central. MT. Reynolds was down for several days. Mir. sRoddy, of the same road. is doing we'll and his case is not considered serious. The new cases are widely scattered No sadtion of tha pitV ha iyr,fc IL thousands of people who came to New Orleans with rush after the fever had appeared in Ocean Springs and Biloxi spread all over town.
 This is the record today: Four deaths and twenty-nine new cases.
 One of the four deaths today, that of the man Bourique, was included in last nights unofficial reIcoatd to the Associated Press Another patient died this norn- Ing at BeauregaId hospital. He was A. M. Hickey and a1e was one of the men taken to the hospital from the nome for homeless men.
 Mrs. Engle had complications with her case and there was very little hope of her recovery.
 Miss Bowers death is attributed to the fact that the family neglected to call dn physician until the case was about hopelsss.
 There are five cases in tha block in which she died. Shortly after her death a large crowd gathered about the cot tage in which she lived. There wers arms in the party, sad the report be- came current that neighbors were go- ing to assist the relatives of the girl in the.r determination not to permit the authorities to carry the body from the house in a rough pine box and furniture van.
 The board of health finally permitted the body to be carried in hearse. There was one attendant at the funeral, brother of the deceased. who had not been in the house since his sister was stricken down.
 Among the new cases today is that of Maj. E. J. Hamilton. a wali-known in- surance man, who $ slated as th= suc- eessor of Chief of Police Gasaer.
 Gov. Foster today wired Gov Culber-