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Truxillo (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 14
Yellow fever at Honduras
--A letter from Belize, Honduras, dated September 27, states that the yellow fever had broken out on board the British ship-of-war learns, at Truxillo.
Eleven of her men and two of her officers had died with it, and a great many more were down with the disease, among them Capt. Salmon.
She subsequently sailed for Jamaica, and on her way up was spoken by the British mail steamship Wye, and reported thirty-three dead, with still a heavy sick list.
The town of Belize was quite healthy, the yellow fever having entirely disappeared for more than two weeks.
Jamaica, L. I. (New York, United States) (search for this): article 14
Yellow fever at Honduras
--A letter from Belize, Honduras, dated September 27, states that the yellow fever had broken out on board the British ship-of-war learns, at Truxillo.
Eleven of her men and two of her officers had died with it, and a great many more were down with the disease, among them Capt. Salmon.
She subsequently sailed for Jamaica, and on her way up was spoken by the British mail steamship Wye, and reported thirty-three dead, with still a heavy sick list.
The town of Belize was quite healthy, the yellow fever having entirely disappeared for more than two weeks.
Belize (Belize) (search for this): article 14
Yellow fever at Honduras
--A letter from Belize, Honduras, dated September 27, states that the yellow fever had broken out on board the British ship-of-war learns, at Truxillo.
Eleven of her men and two of her officers had died with it, and a great many more were down with the disease, among them Capt. Salmon.
She subsequently sailed for Jamaica, and on her way up was spoken by the British mail steamship Wye, and reported thirty-three dead, with still a heavy sick list.
The town of Belihat the yellow fever had broken out on board the British ship-of-war learns, at Truxillo.
Eleven of her men and two of her officers had died with it, and a great many more were down with the disease, among them Capt. Salmon.
She subsequently sailed for Jamaica, and on her way up was spoken by the British mail steamship Wye, and reported thirty-three dead, with still a heavy sick list.
The town of Belize was quite healthy, the yellow fever having entirely disappeared for more than two weeks.
Honduras (Honduras) (search for this): article 14
Yellow fever at Honduras
--A letter from Belize, Honduras, dated September 27, states that the yellow fever had broken out on board the British ship-of-war learns, at Truxillo.
Eleven of her men and two of her officers had died with it, and a great many more were down with the disease, among them Capt. Salmon.
She subsequently sailed for Jamaica, and on her way up was spoken by the British mail steamship Wye, and reported thirty-three dead, with still a heavy sick list.
The town of BeliHonduras, dated September 27, states that the yellow fever had broken out on board the British ship-of-war learns, at Truxillo.
Eleven of her men and two of her officers had died with it, and a great many more were down with the disease, among them Capt. Salmon.
She subsequently sailed for Jamaica, and on her way up was spoken by the British mail steamship Wye, and reported thirty-three dead, with still a heavy sick list.
The town of Belize was quite healthy, the yellow fever having entirely disappeared for more than two weeks.
William Salmon (search for this): article 14
Yellow fever at Honduras
--A letter from Belize, Honduras, dated September 27, states that the yellow fever had broken out on board the British ship-of-war learns, at Truxillo.
Eleven of her men and two of her officers had died with it, and a great many more were down with the disease, among them Capt. Salmon.
She subsequently sailed for Jamaica, and on her way up was spoken by the British mail steamship Wye, and reported thirty-three dead, with still a heavy sick list.
The town of Belize was quite healthy, the yellow fever having entirely disappeared for more than two weeks.
September 27th (search for this): article 14
Yellow fever at Honduras
--A letter from Belize, Honduras, dated September 27, states that the yellow fever had broken out on board the British ship-of-war learns, at Truxillo.
Eleven of her men and two of her officers had died with it, and a great many more were down with the disease, among them Capt. Salmon.
She subsequently sailed for Jamaica, and on her way up was spoken by the British mail steamship Wye, and reported thirty-three dead, with still a heavy sick list.
The town of Belize was quite healthy, the yellow fever having entirely disappeared for more than two weeks.