The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-10-28
ELEVEN DEATHS REPORTED
FEVER At NEW ORLEANS MAKES
NEW RECORD FOR yIRU-
LENCE-NEw CASES, 81.
MEMPHIS : DEATHS AND J CASES
Two Cases Reported mt birmingham
and Two ut PinevilIe, Miss.
Biloxi, II; Bay st. Louis, q;
Clinton, 80 Scranton, II.

New Orleans, Oct. 2j.-Numerically
this has been the worst day yet of the
fever situation. As early as Z O'Clock
this evening the score at the board OF
health showed total Of fifty-two new
cases, and there had then been deaths
to the number of eleven. Heretofore
the highest number of deaths in a single
day has been nine. Unfortunately there
continues to be concealment of cases
here fatalities occurring because atten.
ton is not called in, and the masses,
who for the time being are in a revolu'
tionary mood because of the enforce
ment Of the system of house quarantine,
are resorting to every means in their
power to put Obstancles in the way of
the authorities. 1t is generally agreed
here that the house quarantine is not
accomplishing the results expected.
When the fever first broke ont efficient
guards were placed about buildings in
the hope that the foci might be re-
5tricted, but today there Is no quarter Of
the city that has not reported cases,
and the germs are being spread, as has
heretofore been shown in these dis
patches. by reason of the fact that in
mates of infected houses have been sue
cessful, by means OF rear exits, In elud-
ing the vigilance of the guards stationed
in front of the premises by the authori-
ties.
President Olliphant and other officials
of the board of health were very much
disappointed this evening ut the mortal
ity showing of the days record, but they
said that some at least of the fatal cases
were TO be traced to an indisposition
on the part of the many people to let
it he known the suspicious cases of
fever existed
This was the record of new cases and
deaths:
New Cases-H Drank. New Orleans
and Tonti: -. 2239 Cli9: Cipro. South
Rampant near Rosscau; 49, Cipro. same;
DR.. Summers, 1896 Charles; Mrs X. c.
smith. 1901 , Joscphli9e; Ca,, 52 a,, Dn;
Jay, 1905 ursuline; Sam Popoius, 2o37
*. Amen; Mary Pokerny. go st. Mary;
Emma Satterield, 800 Mullan; +. Var
din 5101 Magazine; Professor G.. II.
Rose, 5131 Constance: Robert Carnes.
laurel, near Philip; Miss Clam. Broad,
near La Peyrouse; Soline Parrot 1920
Constantnople; - Nodain. 80 De La
ronde; Lois Lyon. 933 Hillary; Rudolph
2419 North Rampant; Angustio Crassio
415 Carrollton: Miss Florence Rodd,
Fortieth and Chestnut; Miss A. Rodd
same; w. j. Semple, 929 st. Mary;
Hattie Filzjohn, 600 Jackson; Sadie
Godfrey. same; George Butler, same;
Joseph IondO, II. ii. BordellOn. Mrs.
y. w. Samson, Tony Marine, Manuel
Gonzales; isolation hospital; *. Scri-
band, Mrs. X. Scriband. Jos. Mimoa,
Hotel Dieu; Henry bubble, 2T3J Gas
Iuel; Charles Ryan. Thomas Ryan, VIII
Foster Walter Monroe, st, Charles,
near Du FOSSIL: James Bolger, 1899
Religious; II. s. Moore. 3031 Coliseum;
George Mundic, Miss Raphael Burch,
Henry Albeyer, Lily Meyers Louis
Lcvison. Touro inflrmary; X. III. IIern-
don. 80 Third; J.. J. Tick. 81 Broad
way; Mrs. Josephine Knoblock. ZIG
McCarty; Espy Williams. ,Jr., 921 Car
rollton avenue; Mrs. Francis Lory, G13 st.
Ferdinand street. Sam Guerratt, Ram
part and Custom house: William Muir
ply, 534 Phillip; Amelia Murphy, same
address; Joseph Prince. 135 Dauphin.
Board of health report
Cases of yellow fever today, %; deaths,
II: total eases Of yellow fever to date,
1911; total deaths from yellow fever TO
date. 1873; total cases absolutely recov-
cred, G21; total cases under treatment,
AL
Deaths Phillip Sccnnclly. Rosscau,
near First; Samuel Populus, 2O3I st.
Anne; Joseph Gondola, Isolation hos
pital; Angelic Bell Hotel Dieu; Mrs.
Joseph Noblock. ZIG McCarty; Mrs
Ball, 2912 Prytania: H. Brink New Or
leans and Tonti; Salvatore .Iunta, Au-
gustio La Coste, Charles Blaiso, Fred
Myers, Isolation hospital.