Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-09-23
HAS THEM 'lHF].,E'M'
J, IN THE STRICKEN GROWING
CONSTANTLY LARGER
o.u., Record far One Day Is
.v Cases end One Death
p,.,ne.. Men Urge General
.,,a Of the City Sanitary
Continue the Work OF Dis
...,or-No New Cases ut Ocean
s,,,nr.-snsht Increase at Ed
wsrds.

Iards.
: orleans. Sept. 20. - The local
. situation has undergone little
The record book in the health
showed a total of six new cases
! death for the day, Two OF
sases are in the extreme upper
Of the city; one in the fourth
,set one in the ST. Cloud street
! where the original six cases
\ renorted. and one in the Will
] house. where two cases already
"a There are three cases under
.os,,gation and the health authcri-
III, view the situation with some
They do not yet an
an epidemic, as at its last
the board decided TO abandon
NIGHTLY sessions and created DR..
master of the campaign
inst tbe disease with leave to So
|, advice from local physicians and
municipal authorities.
\ a largely attended meeting or
LsorS business men. ministers and
'rasentatives of labor organizations
mas resolved to ask the board of
|lth TO consider the advisability OF
hitting next Tuesday as a general
HING day. Acting Mayor Brittin
4 President Oliphant replied to the
position. strongly deprecating it.
n wrote that 1t would be inadvisa-
land incxpedient to determine upon
|yed day for cleaning purposes, as
! movement would cause an &C.
E%ulation of filth and trash which
IA not be removed at once, and by
tng up of miasma would further
onger the health of the city in.
Of improving it.
ere were no new eases reported
bean Springs, but the weather
healthy and sultry, and one OF
ENtients was not expected TO live.
files Zeigler, son of a prominent
Orleans family, was among the
Ken at Ocean Springs, but his con-
b is not yet considered serious.
n the fever had been declared
kmie and yellow he closed himself
his home and did not come forth
pt to 90 to the detention camp as
as it was ready. Isolation. how
did not prevent the germs from
ling his home.
/ work of the New Orleans SAM
forces continued undated and
officers employed themselves in
Ing up many old rookeries where
are closely crowded in lily
Dated homes and where they live
D. Many Of these places are sub
TO complete disinfection and
ing. The weather has been warm
threatening.
light Increase at Edwerds.
ksburg, Miss. Sept. 20.-The fe-
Edwards shows but slight In
and no deaths have occurred.
Yurnell reported four new cases.
Fection has commenced and bed
. being burned when Ii cannot
Subjected. DR.. Dunn, now at
Sprii rs, has been ordered to
rds. The state board has q re-
Pom Biloxi showing 36 cases to
besides 6 suspects and 81 cases
How fever now on hand. No
reported. Nicksburg Is thor
guarded ana entirely healthy.
New Cases ut Mobile.
le, Ala, Sept. 2G.-The official
Tor the last twenty-fcur hours
eleven new cases of yellow
ana one death. Total deaths to
total cases, 20. The total
snow a p~ersistency of disease,
a rapid increase, and all the
re In enc infected district, save
locality on the Old Shell road
inc marine hospital. All the
2well.
'lo, I'LL, Has Two Cases.
Ill, Sept. 20.-Dr. Guiteras.
P"W lever expert, who arrived
Iuay' has pronounced the two
us cases at the marine hospi-
yellow fever of a mild form.
, une prompe measures taken
NJ uanger of its spreading.
7 y New York MayoraIty.
PorK, Sept. 20.-Patrick Jerome
J mayor of Long Island City,
I nhated for mayor Of Greater
a. meeting of his sup
ueid In Cooper Union. The
r'ention of the National De-
a set for the LIST OF Octo-
~ e~ohference of representa-
~ ,he boroughs. The United
I ueclare themselves as still
/" >, 70 nominate n full ticket
SAsueio ~ Mother.
% .ep,. ~. The duchess OF
~ su, formerly Miss Consuelo
al q given birth to a son.
q ana son are doing well.
lE ana corporation of Wood
rs wired congratulations to
IT, anu duchess. Bells were
pd3 SHOUT the town and Ecu de
The roof of Blenheim.
~ "aged by Fire.
j., Sept. 20.-Fire broke
msrneral store of G.. f. Wal.
ss.one, twelve miles from
y e,ore it was extinguished