The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01

U. will have practically disappeared by the first of October.
 A feeling of absolute faith in the work of the Federal authorities per- vades the community" said President Brfttin of Cotton Exchange today. .science has conquered this epidemic and we may feel that this visitation is the farewell of yellow fever for all the years to come.s
 Day's Heport Favorable. The report today was again favora- ble. both as fo new cases and deaths, while there was a diminution in the number of new foci. Italians again figured principally in the fatalities, due some trouble in getting them to report their cases promptly, one death today being due entirely to neglect.
 A large number of physicians at the invitation of Dr. White today visited and inspected the new emergency hos pital, which has been prepared entirely under the supervision of the Federal authorities. It has been made as com plete as the time at the disposal of Dr. White would permit and Is in many re- spects model institution. The first Monday.
 Dr. White has issued a series of rules in connection with the compulsory dis infection of premises which he has or dered. With so many homes unoccu- pied, owing to the absence of residents from the city. Dr. White realized the fact that the stay -at-homes would be unprotected from the stegomyia, no matter how thorough their obedience to the appeal unless all houses were re- ouired to be treated. The rules pro- vide that idling, ioafing or drinking by members of the gangs of the fumigators is to be the cause for instant dismissal. Where houses are occupied. courtesy but firmness is enjoined. Interpreters are to be sent along with each gang sent into districts of foreigners. Where there Is sickness such parts of the house are to be disinfected as will not disturb the patient. If the patient is dead or recovered no excuse Is to be are to be at the service of the author ities.
 Inyunctiens to Foremen.
 Dr. White says in closing:
 ''Foremen must remember that they are invading the privacy of homes and disturbing the comforts of individuals. They must expect tongue lashings and other abuse as part of their days work for which they are being paid. They must keep their temper. try to make friends with these people and do the work assigned to them"
 Referring to some rautterings of dis satisfaction which have reached him concerning the unloading of fruit steamers at Port Chalmette. Dr. White said today that so perfect were the ,ar- engagements that have been made that there was absolutely not particle of danger to people in New Orleans, St. Bernard or Elsewhere. The steamers screened cars it will be impossible for them to distribute Infection anywhere.
 Escorted by A squad of policemen the screened ambulance today made a trip to an Italian settlement in the rear of the Ruddock lumber plant on the out skirts of the city. A fever patient was reported there and owing to the ugly temper of the Italians in that settle ment trouble was anticipated The pa- tient. however. was removed without molestation.
 Surgeon von Exdorf returned today from his long trip to sLeeviiie. He said the conditions there we're very bad. but that since Drs. Marcour. and Devron had arrived they were much improved. There are ATS people in the settlement, of whom 175 are new Ill. Between twenty and thirty deAths have occur red there since the yellow fever ap- peared many because they were with out medical attention.
 Passed Assistant Surgeon W. H. Lavender, who has been at work here in the First Ward. today received or Nntchez. He leaves Friday morning.