The age-herald., 1897-10-01
THE DEATH LIST
 GROWS LARGER New Orleans Has Three Deaths
 for the Day TWENTY-FOUR NEW CASES The Disease Continue to Spread All Over
 the City
 AND LOW IT HAS REACHED ALGlERS Twenty-Nine New Cases and One Death the Edwards Record. SIX CASES, TWO DEATHS AT MOBILE. Clinton, Miss, Has Three Cases-Biloxi Re- ports Two Deaths - Atlanta Denies
AND LOW IT HAS REACHED ALGIERS
TWenty-Nine New Cases and One
 Death the Edwards Record.
SIX CASES, TWO DEATHS AT MOBILE.
Clinton, Miss, Has Three Cascs-Biloxi Re- ports Two Deaths - Atlanta Denies Charges - Houston, Tex, Free of
 Fever-MerIdian Quarantines

DEATHS.
 PATRICK SCAHILL, 436 Cayenne street.
 JAMES GRAY, 52S Esplande. PIERRE POUBLANCE, Bearega:d hospital.
 NEW CASES. EDWARD WARWICK, 1900 Charles street
 MARY M'CULLUM, 115 St. Mary. JOHN M'CULLUM, 115 St. Mary. MISS IRENE WIGGINS, Hampson and Euraday.
 EDWARD MCCARTHY, Pine and Ma pie.
 MRS. M. B. JONES, 1T CarondeIet. SAM J. MESSINA, 2024 Contus. JAMES NIX, Hampson, corner Fernus.
 MRS. LIZZIE M'GINTY, HOS Sony. REV. J. M. WILLIAMS, 155s Camp. MISS GERTRUDE SELIGMAN, 21s1 Baronne.
 GEORGE REIssER, 1121 Calves, cor ner Ursallne
 
 PAUL ENGEL, s305 Tchoupitoulas. MRS. PAUL ENGEL, sams place. UNKNOWN, 2O56 Dabodie. MISS ALICE JUMONvILLE, 14s2 Euterp.
 = DIVER, 1856 St. Charles. HENRY COzEYAR, ElmIra avenue (Algiers)
 P. J. HUDSON, 4O4O Perrier. WILLIS SULLIVAN, 91O Royal. PATRICK SCHILL. 4S6 Cayenne street.
 One case at Marine hospital name not given.
 New Orleans, Sept 30.-There was nel-har improvement TOT aggravation of the yellow fever situation here today Caces were numsrously reported and as early as o'clock threatened to equal if mot exceed the number of las- night, but at that hour the death record was small. The fever seems to be slowly spreading around town, but up to the present time mo nes of cases have been found and
 
 to carry on their work of quarantine With some success. Many of the cases of the past few days have been found fin houses where sickness already ex- tsted, but instances ara extremely rare where the cases have been transmit ed from one house to another adjoining. The record of yesterdays -four deaths created some alarm, but when today up to night time there was no evidence that the pace of yesterday was being kept up the cdt,y breathed much easier. The record today was as follows: Deaths, g.; new cases. 24.
 Laa.le is known of the history of Pou- blance's case or his life. He was taken from the hospital to the detention camp. Jar1les Gray, who died this morning, was a northerner and not here long enough to be acclimated. His wife is said also ito be ill.
 Today's record was noteworthy from the fact that the fever crossed the river, one case being reported from Algiers. Algiers has 15.000 population, is rha land ing place of the Southern Pacific steam CTS, the site of the Southern Pacific shops, and has maintained partial quarantine against New Dreams from the beginning of the fever here. Chief San aary Inspector Woods sad tonight that the situation generally was not very bad because only in a few cases were fatali- ties apprehended. Most of the patients are doing we'll. Half a dozen were dis charged today.
 The man Scahill, reported dead from yellow fever tonighs, is she patient on Cayenne street, who died last night and as to the cause of whose death there was much doubt. He was buried today, and at 6:SO tonight cer ifcote of death from yellow fever was furnished to the board pt health.
 No Fever at Houston Dallas Tex Sept. 30-The official