| Show 11IS IIILOW 1It So 10gee ApprZa15Docut tu tho 10 nro Chicago Kept 21The report that two casts of low fever have been Jlscovcicd nt Cairo Ill has not Alarmed Chicago health officials Hellh Commissioner Roysioldn doubts that the Cases aCnlro nre yellow fever And believes that the are cither ma little or bteakbone fever He has no Intention of lesclndlng his piucla I foliation welcoming southern refugees to Chicago In discussing the situation situa-tion Dr reynolds nhl There Is I Absolutely tin cause tor nlu I In Chicago and we welcome refugees from the Infected district lvn I the deao should he Imported Into CIA longer I I could not Slimed Our ell mate would act AS n barrier against the contagion and It I would 11nppnr as quIckly I I came Two physicians v ho mass tile patients al Cairo pronounced pro-nounced the disease malaria Another phvslclan diagnosed the disease as yellow fever I am Inclined to believe the dlsuiso is I not genuine yellow fever Oeiietal Superintendent Sullivan of the Illinois Central said the prevelence ot yellow fever In the buuth necessitated necessi-tated no change In through service except as far as compliance with th Iuarnnlne anti Illinois board or health reulrmnts Tor the protection ot tho State Dr Ior Irotrlon J A Egan the boards executive olll er has leaned orders liar tie ties mangers oe railroad employee from the Infected states hal be permitted to leave the trains at any point In Illinois south I ot tho line made b > tho II O Buthwer rnd from Vlmnns Ind to iast fit Louis North of this barrier passengers with clean bills of health signed ht tile proper author II Alloy be admitted |
