The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
} NEW CASES, 1 DEATH
THE DAYS YELLOW FEVER RECORD
 AT PENSACOLA.
Government Gives Notification that q Detention Station Will Be Estnh- lished at FlOmatOn for
 Refugees.

Pensacola, Fla, Sept. 9.-(Special)-- Three new eases of fever and one death was the record of the day in the fever situation. Up to noon there had not been a case reported, but this after noon three were officially announced
 A number of cases have been reported as suspicious. This afternoon @ Greek consulted Dr. Pierpont, city health off, f1cer, for a prescription. He was sent to the hospital with pronounced case of fever.
 The United States Government this afternoon notified Mayor Bliss that detention camp would be established near Flomaton, where refugees could remain five days, and then be ticketed to any part of the country.
 The last death was that of Will Fisher. who expired this morning at o'clock from the fever which he had contracted last Monday while on duty. He was a policeman and was stationed for one or two nights in the infected district. The doctors figure that he was stung by an infected mosquito dur ing the time he was on duty there, and that this was the manner of his con- tracting the disease. The other death was R. O. Wintero, formerly soldier in the United States army and stationed at Fort Barrancas, just beyond Pensa- cola. as a member of the 9th company. coast artillery. Wintero was at the time of his contracting the disease a bartender at the saloon of Joseph Roth, which is three doors from the Greek fruit stand where the first case of fever developed
 Three negroes are among the new eases. These are all women. One Of the negroes is Dinah Milton, who kept a restaurant immediately in the rear of the Greek fruit stand where the fever nf he worked at this restaurant, while third worked for a family where the disease developed.
 Fishers funeral occurred this morn ing at o'clock. Wintero was buried two hours after he died. The chief of police and acting deputy marshal, with several of Fishers close friends. were the only ones allowed to attend the funeral. Wintero was comparative stranger and there was no one outside those necessary at his interment.
 Dr. Porter this morning raised the quarantine restrictions as pertaining to a part of the city territory. The orders for the raising read that all wage earners and heads of families shall be permitted to pass through the lines on condition that they register both com ing and going. The advantage of get ting to other parts of the city was taken by hundreds of people very early today and the isolated territory is about deserted. It was a relief to get out of the confines of the cordon which has been maintained for more than two weeks.
 The news of the ban having been placed on the State of Florida by Ala bama was conveyed this morning by Hhe Montgomery Advertiser. which ar rived at o'clock. There had been nothing known of the matter until the paper arrived
 There has been nothing further heard of the refusal of the citizens of Carra- belle to allow the steamer Tarpon to land there when she held a pratiQue card. A special from Tallahassee says the Governor has taken the matter up with the Sheriff of Franklin County and is seeking every vestige of infor- nation, so that. if the circumstances justify it, action can Dc taken against the community as a whole, The locs = tion of the Tarpon Just at this time IS not known. although 1t is exnsctod the