REAPPOINTS BOARD
Major Nil,,,.H r<ir Twii-Vrnr Trrm, 1
Ma,.inter s of Municipal Km
l?lo> men I Hurra u.
' '' ' 1 "i ? ie est r rda v i' appo. n t e<| !
a.I liifinb.'i of the Hi.hmond Public
' " I"Oviih i,i Hiireau Hoard f. serve
'w'" ' ,r '*rii.s Those named nrc as I
"' ? '? rank I. Hutlor. J.', ;ill|{ A j
11 ' niar' J. I .eali Kobei | | :
Pan mi in! John T Wilson
' " ' '1"' 1 'I Angusi ha;i be.a
r.'.tlt,o.| <| i| , appolntmeiiis, and < a. i, '
member will .piallfy at oncc. i
: RICHMOND IS-ONCE MORE
FREE OF TIPHOID FEVER
liiisl ('a.sr l.s Kclcnsnl Kruin Obser
vation by City Health
l>ep?rt motif.
was ( \i si<: oi<" <;i;.\ vi; roxcuitx
During 11 oijrlii of H'avr Last Sum
mer f."?t) fuses W'pic Intlcr Sur
vi'lllancp Physicians (Jive ('rnlit
l<? Antityphoid Vaccine.
1 or 111?? first (inn* sliico the outbreak
of the disease last summer, which for
i I imp appeared to Im> bordering on
an ophidine, Richmond was yesterday
free from typhokl fever. Not a single
ease of the malady exists in the city,
according to the Health I >epartnient.
IT. K C. Levy, Chief Health Ollicer.
expressed much ratification over the
elimination of typhoid, which, just a
few months ago, was the cause of
grave concern. The city is also free
trnin smallpox and mumps.
'1 he typhoid scare of last summer
caused many persons, generally esti
mated at 10.000, in he vaccinated, and
the "typhoid arm" for a few weeks
was tins vogue. This precaution, it is
believed by health ofliciajfl, was prin
cipally responsible for reducing the
number of cases.
