The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20
GEORGIA WINS HER CASE
Injunction Restraining City Officials Interference With Carrying Out Quarantine Regulations Is
 Made Permanent.
FEVER SITUATION AT 6 p. M.

New Orleans, September l9.-Ihe daily report continues encouraging and Is es- pecially so in the matter of the deaths and new foci. Of the new cases only six are above Canal street, while the deaths are all from below Canal. Two men who were In the Avondale detention camp, Jean Bousegoux and Archie Mur- ray, were stricken with the fever early in the morning and were immediately brought to the city and taken to tho Emergency hospital. They came from the Orleans hotel. a cheap caravansary In the center of the infected district.
 Owing to the skepticism of some com munities in the states of Louisiana and Mississippi to accept freight from New Orleans, Surgeon White made the fol- lowing announcement:
 White Issues Statement.
 'If any outside communities request 1t, will arrange to place on each freight car leaving New Orleans for those points, an official statement to the effect that the car has been properly fumigated by the United States government, and all mos ouitoes that may have been In such car have been killed after the car had been loaded and closed. This should satisfy even the most skeptical.'
 In view of the fact that the number of new points of infection in the parishes has caused some rather heavy expendi- lures by the state board Of health the secretary and treasurer, Dr. G. Farrar Patton, went to Baton Rouge this morn ing to have a conference with the govern or over these expenditures, and to con slider such as may be necessary in the immediate future.
 There was no special news from the country parishes. There were no new points of infection. Country reports were: Kenner, three new cases, one death.
 Alexandria, two new cases.
 Harvey's canal, one case.
 Amelia, four new cases.
 Bayou L'Ourse, three new cases.
 Bayou Boeuf one new case.
 St. Rose, one new case.
 Grand Island, one case.
 Six Sick at LeeviIIe.
 There are now only six persons sick ai Leevile and one death occurred Mon day. The carload of provisions sent by New Orleans merchants was distributed and the people were very grateful for them.
 There are now forty-nine cases under treatment at Cote Blanche, on Bayou La Fourche.
 St Berzsrd parish, two new cases.
 Rayou Natchez, four new cases, one death.
 Tallulah, six new cases, one death
 Patterson six new cases, one death.
 Houma, two cases.
 observation-disclosures 6; Natchez, 2; Mississippi City, 2; Gulfport. 1: Ham burg, 1.
 Dr White has not yet heard from the Arkansas authorities in response to a telegram asking if the President would he allowed to enter Arkansas after leay- ing New Orleans on October 24- If the Arkansas authorities do not consent 1t is the Presidents expressed intention to pay a special visit to Louisiana ana Arkansas later in the season. after the quarantine panic has passed away.
 Increasing Crowds on Streets.
 Increasing crowds on the streets here indicate the steady coming home of the New Orleans people who went away on their summer vacations or who left tho city at time when 1t seemed probable there would be very serious epidemic here. Practically all fear of the fever has passed and the influx of natives promises to be uninterrupted from this time forward. The heavy movement of freight of all kinds through the streets also points to the fact that quarantines are being lifted and that business is in- creasing News of modified quarantines is being received daily and there Is little doubt that fhA scare is passing in the