The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-10-21
NEW CASES, AZ, DEATHS,5
YELLOW FLAGS TO DE SEEN IN
EVERY DIRECTION IN NEW
ORLEANS.
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The REcOVER|ES ARE NUMEROUS
Edwards Reports Eight New Cases
and No Denths-MObiIe, Five
New Cases and No Deaths-Bi-
IOxi, Nineteen New Cases.

New Orleans, Oct. 15.-Fever cases
rolled rapidly in today. By o'clock
there had been seventeen reported, by 3
o'clock there were thirty-six and by &
O'Clock there were forty-four, so that
early in the evening the prospects were
excellent that this day would show the
high water mark. The large number of
cases, however, did not represent cor
responding increase in deaths. From u
single house on Bourbon street four
cases were reported in bunch by DIR,
Formento, and in his official statement
to the board the doctor wrote that,
somewhat remarkable to say, the cases
We're taken almost simultaneously.
A somewhat similar condition of af-
fairs was reported from 70S and 40
Third street. Two cases were found on
one side and three on the other, and
the report of them was made in group.
The cases. as usual, are confined to no
particular locality of the city, and the
yellow flag was run up today in every
direction. An excellent feature of the
situation, however, is that recoveries
and discharges of patients are numerous.
This is the fortieth day or the fever,
and this afternoon the total number OF
recoveries exceeded the total number of
cases now under treatment, showing the
success with which the local physicians
are meeting in treating the cases.
This was the rocord today.
New Cases-Michael Murphy, isola-
ton hospital; Hayden Wrenn, 927 st.
Andrews; J. s. Snyder, 1892 Peters
avenue: Raymond Carpenter, 2SO7 Mag
azine; Edward Robinson, Rampant. near
Clouet; Elizabeth Rehm, 1906 Magazine;
J. w. Atkinson, Sr., 1920 Coliseum;
George Cain, 2230 Dryades; =. +. Nc
Olelland, Erato, near st. Charles; Fred
Schuep. 1924 Erato; Miss Annie Potts,
1885 Seventh; Miss Lottie Il. Rott,
Forty-eighth and Chestnut; Donald
Schneidau, Nashville and Hurst: Emma
Waggaman. 4S46 Camp; Emile Gogreve,
same address; A. ID. Reffel, 1895 Coll
scum; Louis Appel 1880 Sixth; Harry
Dixey 1920 Coliseum; Martin Levy.
1896 st. Mary: A. l.. Stevens Burt. 1914
Felicity Adolph Claverie, TO Third
Walter Cleverie, same address; Breva
Leidscher, 70S Third: Jos. Leidscher,
same address; j. II. Utonia Ieidscher,
same address: - Fannin. 419 st. James
Mary Smith, 1876 Phillip; Isabella Quinn,
SO First; Thomas w. Quinn, same ad-
dress; - Montague. 2020 Ursuline; Miss
Marie Brickell. 1926 Josephine: Albert
G. Hotalard. 1903 Atlantic avenue lAl-
giers); Agnes Depuis, same address; Mrs.
Delah Houssaye, 425 Bourbon; Miss
Alice Fleming. same address; Patrick
Fleming. same address, Lionel Fleming,
same address; Charles Dominick, GA
Barracks: Louis Standlnger. Calhoun,
corner Garfield J. w. Warde, 1908 st.
Charles: #. Mcdonald. S25 Dryades;
Louise Phelps. 1924 st. Charles; Mrs.
Charles |. Dick. 1914 jackson: Baby
Dick. same address; Stanislaus Landry,
14G5 Miro: Marcel Landry. same ad-
dress: Maggie Dancey, IT, Howard ave
nue..
The board of health officially reports:
Cases of yellow fever today, ~:
deaths today, 3; total cases yellow fever
to date, ia; total deaths from yellow
| fever to date, 81 total cases absolutely
recoverpd az. total cases under treat
| ment 800.
Deaths-.John X. Grant, 2olo Laurel:
James Clarity, isolation hospital; Mag
gle Noble, 1927 Leonidas.
| The weather bureau reported storm
In tbe gulf today with the possibility
Of IT'S reaching New Orleans. 1t has
not gotten here yet, though the weather
il n triHe cooler this evening. and II Is
still warm enough to rapidiy ue'clop
cases. The weather bureau says tina
nm to the present October weather Is
about of the average. A irOst can not
he reasonable expected inside OF