Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
THE FEVER SITUATION.
POSSIBLE CASE AT KANSAS CITY,


w" CiitdiSf A%'-' 'fi'''
Bnunner. of Webster and Second
.,rso,s c,,ro,,o, died today. The
.,,-,to,rs santerr-
V"se was FepoIt'u sue N,
Der 18th by DR.. Bell. An autopsy WIN
be held. II has not been declared yell
lou. ea,.ar
NV '''''' 49,. 49,.
Two cases OF yellow Fever nave peen
reported-a hoy named Williams son
of the sportinp editor or the Times
,,-.,. ,,o, ,o,red Rihen-
beI''oUi"'' anu mo-. -.
stein. brother OF the AOui'h ih''' iii"''
patient. .,-.,,.,,,s
AT EpNARpS'
Edwards. Miss Sept. 1.-THE situ-
tion here looks brighter this morning.
Total number OF yellow fever cases
officially reported. today Several
cases OF sickness reported but none
vet passed upon by the physicians. The
new cases reported are Mrs CD Knox
and n. d. Howell Jr.
40 KANSAS CITY.
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Kansas CITY MO, Sept; 49,, LAST
at the GitS hos nos nnssible case of
vellow fever. has no. been fully dag
nosed pr. II. H. Stan.ey one Of the
nhysiclaus in consultation, said:
",rhc real nature of the dlsensc will
not he know, Tor two or three days
iher In NV opinion, 1t is not Il case
M vellow fever although we are at u
loss To know exactly what It Is this
limo None of The physicians desi, ed
10 place themselves ON record. If the
notient cones from where he claims
he docs. there IL of course some char ce
Of the disease nroyine TO be yellow
fa,.er Hotveve,. there need he no fear
~ no diseoee snreadInr while the RI, s.
ent cold weather prevnils'
,rhc natient is claude Anderson,
seven year-old negro boy. who came
here from NississipuI having left that
"tata ncc,rding 10 Ills story I'm COM
nanv win an upknoyn white man six
DAYS ago. The white mans where
aI9nts arc unprown Anderson has
heen nlaced In an isolated ward of the
bosrttni Ivbiis Lifting The case RIM
H. cn,,,.so ca maj "a nroner diagnosis
may he made. The hospital phvsicians
n,'t,,.ase No foar of a disnstrn,is ont
-. ''
THE temnerature here this morning
&c az with nrospects of at least several
DAVIS Of cool weather ahead.
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~ NV ONiIrANH'
New Orleans, Sept. IA thlrd case
| of yellow fever was reported this after
| noon. The sick person Is n girl Lou
| Ebbett, who worked in restaurant
| This makes three new cases today.
| lut Npih VI dreaming iiVH' 'N''N
! the number here of volunteers lncreas-
| es. Entire districts have peen par
| celled out among citizens. Machinery
| of the Barber Asphalt company oil
great blasting power Is to be put into
operation at once, and a consignment
| of from aldehyde generators Is on the
| way and will be distributed In various
| parts of the city. President Hayden
| of the Whitney bank, has addressed
| an appeal to the presidents OF the traut
organizations to meet business mef
and health officials tonight and ar
| range a plan whereby the laborinE peo-
| Pile viii contribute with citizens gen
| orally in the Improvement OF puph'
sanitation. re
number OF prlvatS senoo rr, INV ,i,,i'iiI
soI,onis are NOT scheduled to open un.
IN october INT the opening will be
,astnnned IL fever still prevails here
at he end Of the next two weeks.
Rusiness houses here today are en-.
caoaJ In nntifvinp their customers
H. Tho co,,ntrv Of the stems that have
haon ~, totan here 10 frmigate nll mer.
cbondise and render IL proof against
germs, Or. Choles, of the Marine hos
pitai service. and President ollphani
and Prof, Metz have arranged a se ,,l,a
Of classes OF articles OF merchah ss.
etc, which can be trahspofIeu liui'
| New Orleans without DANCER IN hccuI u
ance with the regulations OF me stat
ana interstate quarahtlle, it'll ~
essentially lhe SAINT aa tIlGsc TN I'M ~