The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-14

| The others were reported at dinerent
hours to-day Among the new cases the
most prominent is that OF Hunter .
| Leake. general agen; OF the ILLINOIS Cen
! trail railroad. Mrs Leake. was stricken
two DAYS ago, and her husband must nave
taken the disease from close attendance
mon her Or. Spruel is also among the
cases reported
Three cases in the list to-day developed
al the Charity Hospital: one coming from
Algiors and the other two from the lower
section OF the city. All three were re-
moved TO the Isolation Hospital. To-days
record:
New Cases-Chrlstian May. Giavanni
/ Cucla Belle Phillips. John Johnson
Frank Haveleg James Barrity, Louisa
Iugcn. w. Buff, +. A. Mills. stephen
Sangon. Minge Dixey Ed. Hubener'
Joseph Bell. Hunter c. Leake. MISS
Maude Mallett. Or. ]. Spruell MISS l..
Peasants j. +. Coset. Annie Wimnush'
| Miss Mary Dickinson. william Barrett,
Mrs James. Mrs. Victoria Dick. Mrs.
| Hoffman. Walter Bleuheler, Herbert Bleu-
meier. Homer Herbert.
Deaths-Sa Salvador Fortan. Antonio Cor
VETO. Edward G. Ray. Giouahna tlrcla'
| Isadore Scheurer, Charles Saur. a. La
! Buzze Henry +. Wells Joseph Sdl'I
| A very large number Of recoyeries were
reported TO the Board OF Health to-day.
some OF them were OF people who had
been IN a few days
The Board of Health tonight received
n letter from Health Officer Johnson OF
PLAQUE Mine parish. saying that j.. Lab
ony had died Of yellow fever. me death
was regarded as suspicious ana alter
| death an autopsy was held which proved
1 to be from yellow fever.
PLAQUE Mine parish IS located below New
Ic ha pIl
there IS much interest taken IN the de-
velopn,cnts OF a case Of fever in theparish
from the fact that within its limits the
] Sicilian immigrants were unloaded last
week.
The board OF health officially reports:
I Cases Of yellow fever to-day. 81; deaths
to-day. o: total cases Of yellow iever 10
date G,5. total deaths from FEVER 10 uate'
| "a. total cases absolutely recovered Svo'
/ total cases under treatment sos.
GALVESTON. TEX. oct. B.-No new
cases were reported as suspicious to-day
and there were no deaths from yellow
/ fever. All the cases reported as suspi-
! cious have been dismissed by the doctors
| or are convalescent. The city couhcl
met to-day and passed resolution can-
/ inc upon Surgeon General Wynfan 10
! have Dr Guiteras or 10 send some other
| EXPERT to investigate other towns IN
/ Texas and to watch the progress OF the
] disease here and elsewhere.
Tho city couci to-day adopted resolu-
/ ton refusing 20 accept DIR. Guiteras dag
nOsis.
DR. Ghiteras left to-day for st. Louis
| lie said ne must hurry back. lie promised
\ 10 complete his written report on the
/ cases here while on the train and sent IL
to the Board Of Health.
There has been no deaths in the city
| during the past twenty-four hours.
| Freight is coming in but none going
MOBILE. ALA, oct. 12.-seven new
| cases I'm the city proper and six brought
| into the city from Magazine Point, three
miles out. make up the record OF to-day
! Eight rccoveries are reported. no deaths
/ for the past seventy-two hours
| Total cases TO date, 1i2: deaths 2O'
recoveries 50; remaining under treat
ment. A.. ,.,-.s,...
Mrs r. f. Mehter. Ambrose Lew, SYi-
vester Aeee. Frank Lyons, J. Haley,
/ Fuller Henderson.
Tho six cases from the steamship Kate
NOW I'm the city hospital are Lewis W.
Joseph Muscat. Miacomo Regberl' Hanna
Johnson, Hans Olsen. George Oiseh.
| Three more cases were to-day reported
mi, tbe steamer. They are convalescent
| and are declared tonight TO have had
| ,elIoD, fever. The crew will be placed
! In "a house across the river ana the
steamer fumigated. There has beeh
much malaria on the Kate since she came
into port go. ,,-,,,o.
r. settles. superintendent OF the wager
| Lumber Company, at Wager. Ala @ n'
there last night OF yellow teNeI' o"c
new case has developed. settles was
| from Ohio He had been south SOM
! time. Recently he and his wife paid
! ,.isit 10 their home. but he returned alone
| whom the yellow fever was announce
\ In the South, leaving his vile peh'hu
| him 90 ,r,.. c..to
Roard of Health tonight issued the fol-
lowing statement: o,,.-. IL.
two cases under treatment. that of Miss
miller who is seriously sick and Luther
! Nenqer The report from Militia Yuma Is
/ ia the effect that there was one new case
there to-day, Nose Blum; others doihs
| we'll ..
from Edwards -.
Or. Waldaur reports new cases TO-DAY
as follows: one white and TWO coloIeut
one death, John Butler, from oe'ehuon
| camp.
"Dr Birchell reports. new cases, two
white and one colored; sick. improving
/ slowly. 1 discovered a new case in the
negro woman Cook, who occupies room
| I'm the hotel.
Randolph Nebo. died from yellow fever
| at 1890 o'clock"
HOUSTON. TEX. oct. 13-The three
cases of so-called yellow fever are getting
along an right. Police officer Lee, whose
! attack was more pronounced, is said 10 be
| improving rapidly.
Dr Mason and Policeman Fem are
without fever this evening, and Mcdonnell
| is up and about.
No more suspicious cases have been re-
ported The Board Of Health met this
| morning and conferred with the Advisory
Board TO visit all suspicious cases and to
enforce health ordinances.
The meeting was quite warm and Or.
Guiteras came in for a liberal amount
OF severe criticism on the part of the
board.
The Mcconnell case was discussed at
some length with the view Of showing
how absurd was the diagnosis that pro-
nounced his case one Of yellow fever.
IL was stated that Mcdonnell was up
and DR.. McElroy, who claims him as his