Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-26
DISINPECT ANDSCREEN
II This Is Done DR.. White Says the
Fever Will Disappear
In EARLY OCTOBER.
Complete Sanitary Survey Il TO lie
Had Of the City and an Effort
Made to Locate Every
Possible Focus.


are properly disinfected and screened
there are reasonable hopes for "A COM
plete cessation Of yellow fever on or
before Oct. was the message Of hope
given by Surgeon White TO a meeting
that filed 81. Paul's Episcopal church.
over which Bishop Sessums presided.
II the citizens but do this. the doctor
said. they deserve the communication
Of the civilized world
Dr. White said the Federal medical
officers were now engaged in making a
complete sanitary survey OF the city.
II was their purpose TO acquire stalls
ties covering every habitable portion
OF the municipality. DIR. White APP
pealed for courteous treatment and CO.
operation with the inspectors. lie said
the service was trying 10 locate every
focus. That Is necessary II the cam
paign Is 10 succeed completely. and
urgency OF cooperation is evidenced
by the fact only that hitherto unknown
focus In the generally infected section
was discovered. the focus that the SER
vice has been searching for for some
time. At the beginning OF the fight
the doctor said there were 100 OF these
unknown foci--iive times the number
the Havana authorities admit would
swamp them and create an epidemic
IN that city. The record shows. he said.
IN
them down. II is anticipated that
when the authorities feel that the sys-
tenn is perfect there viii be an effort TO
weed out cases OF malarial and dengue
fever from actual yellow fever. and
when that comes TO pass the evidence
viii be clear as TO how successful has
been the work OF controlling the dis
ease.
Governor blanchard continues his ef-
forts to keep the wheels OF trains NOV
ing in Louisiana. He put himself In
communication with railroad officials
wherever there Is interruption OF SER
vice and ascertained the roads anxious
10 maintain service II permitted to do
30 by the various communities. The
governor expects 10 get the Memphis.
Helena and Louisiana road In operation
again In a day or two. Unless he sue
ceeds many people OF north Louisiana
who depend on this line viii suffer for
the necessarics Of life.
President Souchon OF the state board
goes to Patterson. La. TO investigate
conditions there. The people Of that
town would ike the state board 20 take
entire charge and Il may do 80. Pat
terson fever cases are mild and with
sufficient physicians and nurses and a
strong executive head 70 b. thought
danger OF fatalities win be- minimized.
Considerable trouble rs had with the
Italian community az Good Hope. La.
near the Mississippi Valley road, Il
short distance above New orleans. An
emergency hospital has been erected,
but the Italians are IN rebellion against
Il. and there is not a sufficient police
force to compel them 10 submit TO the
regulations. II Is not improbable thu
n conditions fail 20 improve the gov
ernor viii be asked TO send troops into
parishes above New Orleans 20 enforce |
obedience TO official authority.
III i.lltiA ltAA NNi' NtAA Nft" s"'''f' |
by Health offer Auco!n OF Assumption |
at Shrieyer They go TO Bayou Boeuf
TO investigate conditions there. DR.. |
Charles Saignnc discovered large
number OF cases az Bayou Beouf. |
They have not previously been re-
ported because there was no physician |
at the settlement. The focus estah-
llshed through communication between
Bayou Boeuf and Patterson.
Professor Robert Boyce OF Liverpool.
Eng. has had conference with Rev.
Or. Warner and agreed TO hll some lee
ture engagements. He will speak at
Temple Sinai Monday night
Early report OF fever situation Friday
was encouraging. There was small
report Of new cases and only one death
during the night That was an Italian
woman. Mrs Russo. living on Tchoupi-
toulas street. She had been 40 for Eve
days. but called no doctor. Nelghbors
discovered her In a morIbund condition
Up 20 noon Friday there were nine
teen new cases and three deaths.