The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-20

Mrs. T1r pategI% Frank arg i. John
Ivy and Jesse SHARP. eol0Tsd.
Tsgtnfecflng has commaacs5 ard bed
cIng Is being burned when z cannot Re
dsstnSecssd-
T,r nun7 row a. ocean Springs. has
f.-en ordered 70 Edwards DR.. Gid6AuEs
q exparfe6 there tonight. as are also
ferts Car cerrp refugees Tire state board
tried 70 prevent Father FeBcergasf. OF
fh{s city. who has never Rad the fever,
from going 70 Edwards, bat ~ declared
X his dutv and the board gave way Tne
board has a report from Biloxi. showing
:hirty-Ssx cases 10 date besides SIX sns-
r.l~{al1s cases now or hand. No deaths
are reported.
No Fever Among Negroes
ATLANTA. Ca. Sept is-The fsar
which xas az f-sr felt n Atlanta inst
there rrsrse. Be cases % yellow fever de-
velop amouz the negroes has entirely DIS
appeared Fewer refugees Ehsn usual
came IN today.
osHefai Bulletin.
I NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1s.-The daily Of
fetal s5uIle.fn of the board of health says.
During the rwengy-four hours ending
with 8 clock p n. Sunday there we're SIX
Tlgs3flve cases Of yellsw fever. ore sa1s-
pics0us case under investigation. and three
deaths. Total eases q yellow fever 70
date. g.: deaths 8
Tae majority Of cases under treatment
are reported az doing well The three
deaths fncIvte the oue reported last night
making only fwo. while or the other Rand
two cases have been found since the above
report was Issued.
Three states anaranfined.
CAIRO. III. sept ls.-Dr. Guiteras. the
yellow fever expert. who arrived here from
Mobile A. noon today. has pronounced the
two cases a. the marine hospital 20 be vel
Iow fever in unsld form Owing TO the
prompt measures taken. stere is no danger
og SIS spreading. The hospital building -
we'll guarded.
Tonight Or. Eean issued an order ad-
dressed 10 every railroad entering the state
from the south instruct!ng quarantine
agains; the states OF Alabama, Louisiana
and Mississippi.
Eleven New Cases.
MOBILE Ala. Sept. is.-The official bull
letln FOR the last twenty -four hours shows
eleven new cases OF yellow fever as fol-
lows: J. ". Carlisle J. W Bourne. David
Myrton George Mayfeid. Lergie Jackson.
z : Shanneuberg and wife. Frank Col
her Willie Charpin. Eugene Rencher. Miss
Altman TIE total cases 10 date are p;
total deaths. 2.
There was a small shower about ? o'clock
today accompanied by "a cool wind that
Wss most refreshing after the intense sui
trIuess of the pas; two weeks.
The Measures Adopted.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 19--Complete ad-
vices were received today by Surgeon
General Wyman OF the marine hospital
service. from mis- officials in the yellow
fever district and or the measures adopt
ed TO prevent the spread Of the sease.
1t Is expected that soon three detention
camps wfu he Ia opeTation that at ron-
tainbleau mission. near Edwards. Jack
son, Miss. and another at Mount Vernon
barracks. Ala DR. Wyman thinks that
the system OF inspection Is now pretty
Thoroughly organized
Surgeon White. al camp Foutainbleau.
reports that he has admitted during the
past six DAYS thirteen persons, and today
forty-two persons. and some are expect ed
from Mobile tomorrow -Four Scranton
people were today discharged from the
camp. The Tennessee board OF health
has ordered quarantine (which inclgd $
all persons and baggage against the en-
tire state Of MISSISSIPPI.
All Doing Well.
OCEAN SPRINGS. Miss, Sept la.-Dr.
Kelts wires Dr Dunn from Scranton. re-
porting three new eases of mild fever. no
deaths and all eases doing well.
Surgeon Murray went out to Fontain-
hEeau detention camp today. FoFty-three
/ persons entered the camp and seven went
TO Ocean Springs No new eases have
been reported. and the sick are doing well.
A refreshing shower feli today