The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-11-04
YELLOW JACK ON The WAVE
ALL INFECTED POINTS SAVE MO-
BILE REPORT DECREASED
NEW CASES.
NEW CASES At NEW ORLEANS. IS
Deaths. 5-MississiDpi Board of
Health Report OnyI Two New
Gases In he State-Nemphis.
Three New Gases.

New Orleans. Oct. 3l.-rhis has been
another encouraging day i'll the fever
situation. but it is feared that heavy
rain that has fallen viii have BAD eff
feet on the patients and will cause
many new cases to be developed tomor.
row. Cold weather is expected 10 sue
ceed the rain. But one case has been
reported up TO 10 o'clock. but the num-
her had run up to twelve cases at |
o'clock and fonr deaths. and this report
was gradually added to.
Peter Buffa who Is included in to-
days list of dead. died last night Ills
ease was one of neglect.
Emile Bruning and w. T.. Jones died
soon after being reported.
Rev Robert Steele. pastor OF Scamens
Bethel. had been sent to the Tour in
Urinary suffering with fever He was
an active worker in relieving the needs
of the sufferers and was taken Ill last
evening while visiting the Toun in
Sirmary. The disease has spread IN the
Jewish widows and orphans home. and
Two eases have been reported from the
Seventh street orphan asylum. which
has been heretofore free from the dis
Ease.
The joint committees on sanitation
and quarantine met today ut noon for
me purpose DI inc
Of aholishing the house quarantine.
There was II lengthy discussion and it
was decided to maintain the fGaran-
tine. DIR. Formento voted ii the mega
tive. Both sides will hand in reports
at the meeting of the board of health,
which will be held tomorrow.
Today's record of new cases and
deaths was as follows:
New Cascs-Jennie Smith Seventh
a ylupn. Mice Inu,ii.. !, f.
son, 1115 Carondeiet; Eddie Williams.
same address; Peter Buffa. G2S Nerle-
rec; John Wagner. Seventh street or
phan asylum: Miss Judith Corn. sent
20 Touri intirmary from Jewish widows
and orphans home; Max Schwartzman
tai, sent to Tour intirmary; Rev. Rob
ert Steele. same: Martin Trowlcy, sol
Pelican; w. II. Jones, Prcleurr, between
Columbus and Kerlerec; Nj. a. Marion,
'513 Pelican; Wulf Kupitwitz. sent to
FOUR intirmary: Louis Pardoue, Gentil-
Iy road; Felix Pecornc, Magazine: Eliza
Ombre, 1872 Gravier; Lila Drinliman.
Calhoun, near Pitt; G. Faro, 14l7
Frenchmcn; Joseph Saloche, Hotel
Dieu; John Vaughan, sent to isolation
hospital; Thomas Neal same; John
Xeigler. 923 Valence; Miss Pauline Pom
Grade. 1444 st. Marys; Mrs. :. j. Me
Council, 2514 Constance; Loretta Amen,
2525 Rousseau Louisa Frcchc. Poy- |
dras asylum: Mary Droli, same: Paul
Nelson. destitute boys home; Calder |
wood arris. li76 Henry Clay, Mrs. A.
q. Carter, Clio, near st. Charles;
Lawrence II. ii. McNuity, 1910 st.
Charles; - Mayerant, 1923 Peters;
Miss Kate Pearson, 600 Jackson; Miss
Kate Killilea. GIG Sixth: Rev. Jesse II.
Moore. GID Pelican avenue; Emile Brun-
ing, ZIG Berlin street.
Dcaths-Maggie Sculy. 100 Pacific;
Emile Bruning. JIG Berlin; W. T.. .Iores.
prieur, between Columbus and kerle
rec; Peter Buffa, G2S Kcrlercc;
Manuel Gonzales. isolation hospital
Board of health report
Gases of yellow fever today, 80; deaths |
today. .: total cases of yellow fever to
date. 1910: total deaths from yellow fever
10 date, 1S': total cases absolutely re-
covered. 7i5; total eases under treat !
mcnt. $50.