Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-28

A special 10 llS w dlteF NOttSl Cot
ton exchange of this city today gives
the following yellow fever report:
New case. 81.
Deaths, Is.
New sub-foci, r.
Remaining under treatment. 1873.
Total cases to date, 1,743.
Total deaths TO date. 299.
One report says there were thirteen
rev cases developed at Natchez
Miss. while another says there were
only six.
There were two new cases at Anil
Bayou Bouef has one new case.
Pecan Grove has three new cases
with one death.
One death is reported at Elizabeth
plantation.
Hanson City has four new cases
and one death.
Stross reports two new cases.
The ninth ward of Jefferson parish
reports a new case.
Three new cases have developed al
Lake Providence.
Gulfport has three cases.
No new cases are reported from
Mississippi City.
\ report from Lake Village. Ark
stared that there was a case at thai
point. but telephone message from
reliable source denies the report.
New Orleans. Aug. 2s.-Except in
1855. September has been the month
including the largest number OF ia
ralities during visitations CT yellow
fever. and the federal authorities are
therefore taking steps 10 maintain
their present control of the situation
September frequently brings increas
cd precipitation. causing staenan'
rcols of water. the overflow of els
terms and the destruction of the ff
fects of oiline With stormy weathe,
there will be increased danger of da',
age 10 cheese cloth screenings. Al
these conditions will have tendency
t6 add 10 the DrODaearion OF mos
oui1oes. and DR.. White today urged
nDon all the workers volunteers and
others 10 increase their vigilance. Sc
that every rainfall that may come
will be followed by renewed oiling OF
cisternS and sailing of cutters and rig
II inSrection of screens.
Baton Rouoe Frightened.
Patton Reuee has been somewhat
fviehtenad over q death Occurring nesnr
Hope Villa. which is thirteen miles
from the capital and Governor Blanch
ard. having received a renort that the
ca~e vas slSnicious notified the state
hoard and had a doctor sent there
Ne reported day that he case was
rot yellow fever.
Health Office aeaoin cf Assump-
ion who'd today tha- there were two
rew cases of yellow faver ~ Bavou
Poeuf in his parish and seven cases
st Amelia postoe'oo immediately
acrcSs the bayou IN E Vary parish.
eeco-d in the cue.cio Case.
DR. White ted = f.ie.ra ph ed DR. He
ber loneS AZ MomphiS he result of his
inveS Stieation Of the case of Mrs
Trank Gue,cio he woman i'll with vel
W fever whom he believed 70 hava
lton infected in Memphis. On re
pert of the marine hospital service TO
This effect Jackson Miss. and num-
hel. of other towns imposed quaran-
tines against Memphis. The Memphis
authorities are reported 10 have eX-
pressed INDIGNATION over the report,
saving 5haf the woman reached there
July - with other Italians. that all
had been kept under observation. that
no sickness developed in the house
she visited and that she left there
TWO weeks ago and must have con
t1acted the fever on her return here.
nr. White has from the woman the
certificate issued to her by DR.. Jones
or August IA. 10 the effect that she
rad been in no infected point for
q davs. having resided with Mrs.
Vincent Guerc:o in Memphis at 24a
North Fourth street for The thirty
Gays preceding August IA. She left