The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
YELLOW fever IN
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The emergency hospital admitted only
three patients and discharged eight as
cured There are now forty-three cases
under treatment there The total NUM-
bcr Of patients under treatment in the
city Is only 227, which is the best evi-5
dence Of the fight against the epidemic.
Raise Quarantine
Dr.. White spent Saturday and Sunday
holding conferences with the parish
health officers along the Southern Pa
fclnc road, and while nothing has been
he ard directly from him, there Is every
reason 10 believe the parishes will soon
raise the quarantines which had estab-
slshed against the city. The report was
heard regarding his visit IN Franklin IN
Saint Mary Parish, where he was Sunday
afternoon and later he was at New
Iberia. He Is going on through to Lake
Charles, and will notgreturn before Mon
day evening or Tuesday morning pr.
souchon's circular letter to the parish
health officers suggesting that they Tx
on October 18th as the date for raising
tile parish guarantees against the city.
has produced results already, the board
Of health OF Lafayette wiring that that
town agreed. It is not at all unlikely;
that by tho time the President arrives
a1arantlnes In Louisiana will be only
ar unpleasant memory.
News from the country was meagre TO-
DAY. The following reports were re-
ceived: iFt x
Kenner: One new case; two deaths.
Mandevllle: One new case.
Talluluh and vicinity: Thirteen new
cases. j Z y
Mississippi Summary.
(By Associated Press.)
JACKSON, MISS, October 1.-The Mis-
sissIpp yellow fever summary tonight
Is as follows:
yicksburg, Ave new cases; Nntchez,
five new cases, one New fool; Scranton.
eight new cases; Gulfport, one new case
one death; Mississippi City, six new
cases; Hamburg. two now cases, one
death: Rosetta, two new cases, three slls-
picious cases; Handsboro, one new ca SO,
No now Infection at Port Gibson Harris
ton. Roxle and Moss Point Supplies
have been sent to people Of Hamburg.
who are In destitute circumstances The
marine hospital service has gent Dr.. De
schette to the place to undertake the
fumigatlon and detention cam1, work.
Surgeon Wasdin reports that no Will place
new officer In charge OF the Infection
at Scranton.
No Deaths in Pensacola.
(By Associated Prcss.)
PENSACOLA, F'LA.,5G October THE
official fever summary Tonight is as fol-
lows:
Now cases, s. total to date, l5s; deaths,
O; total to date 90 cases discharged %;
cases Under treatment. 20. Isl
The iealth officials are greatly ancour7
aged over the small number O. new cases
reported to-day and the situation 10
entirely satisfactory, Owing to the re-
| cont heavy rains, 1t will be impossible
to get the detention camp Mt McDnvld
ready for occupancy before Wednesday.
Three White; Two Black.
SATclIEH. MISS, October 1.-Of the
i've new cases OF yellow fever reported
up Ia o'clock to-day, three are white
and two negroes. The white patients are
| Miss Camilla stcir Mrs, Walter Balm
| and Miss Rodes. Mrs. Balm lives In the
city limits, on the north side, and Is n
new focus Dr. w. A. Adams, a negro
physician. was reported sick with yell
| lew fever to-day.
OGicia report:
| New cases. 8 new focus, i total, %;
total deaths 3. Under treatment, 3oi
discharged. z; deaths to-day, o.
Five in Vicksburg.
YICKHBuTlG. MISS, October 1'--Ftye
new cages OF yellow fever and no deaths
was the report to BP, NJ. Several nuns
dred people loft the city last night ana
to-day
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