Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
FDATION IN THE
COUNTRY HOPEFUL
Klhorities Believe They Will
soon Control Fever.
Nkw CASES AND 2 DEATHS


|sw the Presidents Train to Enter
state, Roosevelt'S Visit May
pessponsd.
nN Orleans, Sept. 25.--Todys was
4 1lear and cool with early reports
&ling a fever record, approximat.
fAnt o. yesterday. Only one death
td during the night. In spite
fever the records now being
b - at the board Of health point
ne fact that the death rate for
i|es this year 10 about the same
Isl with the same likely also to be
~ The month Of September.
f6ident ~ c. Foster, Nof the New
fanB railways company who. al
Hugh from Boston, has remained all
odghout the fever. shows by the
tF3s Of his company that the fares
bcted during August and thus far
,optehbef have fallen barely / per
behind what was collected dur.
+ 1hb same months OF the previous
81 slowing theSsmall percentage OF
ss who left the city owing to tle
cDnsItlons In County Hopeful.
ne present rate OF progress is
W the state boar OF health DO.
RE that the fever In the country
sheb vii disappear almost as soou
ket az New Orleans. with the pros.
that some OF the country settle
ka vii be free earlier. due TO the
" that frost appears In many pars
~ state before II does In New
ns
'ke Providence, In the northern
t 0f the state, which was u hot.
% fever a couple OF weeks ago.
'8pldly driving out the disease, the
"a cases nov having dwindled TO
% q day, The disease has lost It's
|Rl Character and there are only 20
Mes altogether under treatment.
POI the fourth day all the new cases
Y1llAh are negroes. All the
H'ipt M thsIe have recovered or
B oonvAleScent.
asenteen cases are under treat
Inl "a the Barataria district. which
stanley covered before his ~.
"a. but the Catholic church there
hsen converted into hospital
q II h thought there will be few
ofe deaths in that section. Or. Shan.
has recovered, aud 10 preparing
- back TO work.
1iFanuous efforts are being made
AT the country districts To eradL
81 the fever so that guarantees
1Y ~ lltted or modified now that the
~ season In the fields Is nearly
'oh sAs planters.
lAovemens Of Cotton Handicapped.
ID central Louisiana picking and
oslng OF cotton 10 somewhat handl.
'pped for the want Of sufficient la.
b and owing 20 the fumigstion re
stements ginners are having some
,labie In getting cara which IL hurt
S Business In the country towns. all
Nhich are now eager 10 ace inter
|eree reopened
&aeiness men IN Lafayette have
Ha an Injunction suit against the 10.
~ jury and parish health board en-.
lnihg the quarantine which they say
DOT uniform aud which L. unneces.
~ because there Is NJ fever In the
M ana damages az, claimed In the
b sum Of $1,000 a LAY
Among the ucW cases report, "A here
pne In the German Protestant ar.
~ naylum up town /, is the hrst
|ee In any OF The Prn,csthu, in.t..
|slona, Extraordinary pr,,...,,.s
We been taken ~ protect the ,as,
work VAS resumed to-day IA The
wee front and frame vii again mo,,
'Rely. Toe setuemvn, decided on
Adam Torch. the arbitrator vas
afepcted by beth sides and there viii
) no more cotton lsboy trouble euY.
il TIE present season.
Assnmption. Ensi Baton RoaSv =,
ptihed ne authorities that they win
~ iAborcvS from New oSloAna who
Rroperg aertlesalga aaa Il IA "a.