Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-10
nIelD QUARANTINE
WORKS HARDSHIPS
Fears Entertained That Many
Towns Will Suffer.
TogAL CASES $50; DEATHS, tts

EiseFe 10. No Material Change In the
Fever situatIon-TwO Deaths HAYS
2eeursd At Shreveport, La.-cttI.
4sne Want Texas state Guarded
5Iow cases In New Orleans. l.
Total % date. 500.
Deaths in New Orleans. 2.
Total deaths, lis.
Cases IN State Of Louisiana outside
klea Orleans, 20.
Deaths in state OF Louisiana outside
az New Orleans. 3.
There was no material change In the
fever situation In New Orleans up TO
noon today. The total number OF new
eaaes and deaths were small but con-
alderable suspicious sickness was re-
ported.
1hre are now 80 cases Of this nature
under investigation by the marine hos
pitA service. The campaign In the
Crescent City ID progressing favorRbly
Nnaef the federal authorities. the TAX.
ins over OF control being accomplish
81 without friction, The weather to-
DAY In New Orleans Is clear and warm.
Two deaths from fever have been
reported ut Shreveport They are OF
bases which tried to enter this city
fFpm other points, but were stopped
and sent 10 the detention hospital.
There Is no yellow fever In the city
OF Shreveport. The notice OF these
tw0 deaths was given out by the ma.
rine hospital service and was the Hrst
intlmati0n In Shreveport OF more than
one case In the detention hospital
Both cases claimed to have come from
Arkansas.
There have been % new cases re.
ported in parishes outside OF New Or.
leans during the past "a hours Nine
teen OF these are In the town OF Pat.
terson, and are mostly Italians.
The thra other cases reported are
40 81 Charles parish. one OF them be.
ink negro.
The two cases Of suspicious sickness
reported yesterday at Bon Ami. la
have also diagnosed yellow fever. One
Terminated fatally On hearing Of these
cases, TEXAS people livlnT along the
Louisiana line border requested the
korornor Of TEXAS TO send militia 10
The atate line for guard duty. but the
Nogornor declined to comply.
AZ far ~ known. there IL not case
of the disease In Mississippi. the two
eaaos at Sumcra and I.umberton hav.
ms been discharged as cured
New Orleans, August . Reports
from the bedside oi Archbishop Chap.
pell. who 10 an with yellow fever TO
day. was 10 the effect that the vcner.
able prelate was about holdlI hls
own. with the physicians stlu able
To prrdic, with confidence the outS ome
OF the attack upon him
The case of the archbishop IA stat.
cd 10 be- well defined and his age aud
physique are not points In his favor in
IN auAck "t he disease.
The closes, attention n being given
MS case hy both physicians aud nurses
and numer''s diagrams OF inquiry
oontinue 10 'r r,,ciycd.
There M, .',. change In thu fever
situation today. rae early morning
report NSs ~ uuN uu, death. hut IL
NAS anticipated 'hyr, Oo1., he other.
a. the day progr,ss,. R,nor,s -
enapieious eases Svrr r,,..y,s sron
several parts of the city
The campSlSu 's prcgrr..,ae u,der
ne direction II he marin, t,.p,,,,I
nuihoriiies. without friction and heI
nAkinR over Of con,rul has hc,- AL
BEADED N1thou, friction. nr Wh,.|
q pleased with Jtc hearty spir, ,'
cooperation manifested IN every 4.
gecti0a.
IF. Waite remained IT, tAe clr
todSy, postPoalng his proposed visg a
tlAaoa R0aEc 70 consult w.,A various
eoards % heat hthue coacern!nE tse
esarahtine reEUiall0na
ne veaihur To-Day 10 clear ana