The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-03
other Houses Inrccted.

LAT 11l5 North twenty seventh
Street two children, Roland Baker
aged four years, and Raymond Baker,
aged eight months. both broke out
with smallpox The case was not res
ported and both recovered. Neither had
ever been svaccinated. Three other per-
sons living In the same house, all Of
whom had been vaccinated had no
trouble M
Ats1io7 North Twenty seventh Street.
at the house OF James New, Mrs. New
was stricken. Her face Is marked bad
". evidently the result Of continent
smallpox. She had never been yacci-
mated. Her boy. Everett, had an erup-,
ton. and her little girl, Viola. is said
to have had 1t. although In this case
there Is no trace OF an eruption. An
other child, Rubie, had been vacci-;
mated at school and has not been sick
This last house the health officers
regard as being responsible for several
other cases. Mrs. New Is related to the
Willard family on q Street, who were
taken to the smallpox hoBpital some
weeks since. Mr.. New Is employed at
the Locomotive Works. where several
cases have been found during the bast
weeks. The little daughter Of Mrs,
Thomas New. Of I'LL North Twenty
seventh Street, is reported to have had
a slight eruption a few weeks ago.
: nv AtAoSSo1S Sou1u NOL.E Say WncLler
this was a case OF smallpox or not,
since no mark was left. She had never
been vaceinated.
In tracing the other case laid bare
by the application Of the two inch TOR
medical aid, it was learned. that Mr..
George East. Of No. 1000 North Twenty
Mr.. satterwhite. Mr.. East had navef
been yaccinated. Mrs. Cullins, Of Nor
folk, has been visiting recently at the
East house. She suffered from case
and Is badly marked. She advised MIR.
East and Mr. satterwhite to consult
doctor, recognizing their symptoms
izing that the physicians could give
great relief. as we'll as in large
measure prevent the disagreement BY
proper treatment.
Several yaccinators Of the. Board OF
4 Health We're sent into the infected dis
itrict Yesterday. and SIX houses We're
cases now at the City smallpox Hospi-
well. IN fact. throughout the present
Investigation. all the cases discovered
poS hospital operated by the city Is
suns ,i,1l frame building. looking
house, with an Clubhouse for colored
patients Mr.. T. N. Gurd, an immune
lis in charge as resident physician. and
mune nurses In attendance, The expe-
Erence Of those who have been to the
Hospital Is that they receive the best
LOT treatment. the city making every
provision for their comfort
Notwithstanding the repeated warns
Eings in the newspapers, and the almost
Iannual recurrence OF cases Of smallpox
in various parts OF the city, and the
advice Of phystetans Of al schools. !!
land clIldren an the city have never
shown to be an absolute preventive
not single one of the recent cnses
Having ever been yaccinated, and vac
rinated peoplle living in the same
tory q the City. smailnox Hospital
i tient who had ever neen vaccinated
land that was an old man, nearlna
seventy. who had been yaccinated once
4 when bpv.
i Failure to Report,
emergeney fund OF ssboo on Monda,
might for vaccination and the expenses
Iof the Smallpox Hospital, and since
4 the funds Of the Health Board FOL
4 reason to believe that the Board q
4 Aldermen Will fail to agree to the iap
E]propriation. NJ, N NJ
IT as surprising how msny OF TIL
!, cases have passed unrecoghlked by til
u phys!cians, many Of whom have onl,
lcalled on the patients once and hay
Health Board has not indicated yyha
Church IA ssases, "A iirie IA prescribed
fnr 4 sl,ph failllrp KS ii. Vi W.