The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-20
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HENNIE WARREN.
JOHN O'BR1EN.
FRANK FOSTER.
RUCIUs RICHARDS.
GEORGE THOMPSON.
ELIZA MOSLEY.
Mrs OLDFIELD.
Miss FRANCIS w. DIVISION.
Mr.. FOSTER of No 2O6 East Adams street
HUGO GRUNTHAL.
Mrs MAGGIE RETSoN.
Mrs. J. w. WALLACE.
Mrs. SMITH. who lived at the corner of
Newman and Forsyth streets.
c. OHLER.
ON BEDS OF PAIN.
To-day's new cases anon. the whites are {:
IRENE BUTLER.
MATTE WEEKS.
MAGGIE f. SMALL
ANNA JOHNSON.
CATHERINE LOPEZ
Miss H. S. BATZELL.
w. H. TREDwELL
Sister JOSEPHINE.
FRANCIS Q. LEWIS.
LOUISA HENDRICKS.
ELISHA WESTON.
HAMPTON TILLMAN.
JOHN HALL.
ELIZA BOYD.
MIS-. ANNA SMITH.
Miss ANNA SMITH.
MARY SMITH.
Miss MINTY BOWEN.
WILLIAM NICHOLS.
JOSEPH KERHE.
RANDOLPH BoLDER.
A child of Mrs. NoLEY.
Miss S. N EWING.
B. OTEMHAMER and two children
Mrs. a. Z. MORGAN.
Mr.. MARKABE.
Mrs. WILSON.
DAVID ANDERSON.
CHARLES CARSON.
MARY MosLEY.
Mr.. THOMPSON.
Mrs STEINHAUsEN.
BESSIE WILSON.
ZACK HADDoCK.
Mrs. c. DAVIDSON.
ELIZABETH EVERETT.
WILLIAM BARBOUR.
ISABELLA OATES.
RUFUS MAMMA.
LUCY WHITE.
HARRY RANDALL and three children.
MAGGIE JOHNSON.
FRANK MEDICIs.
A child Of FRANK TURNER.
Mrs. j. U. VELLERET.
GEORGE THOMSON.
JOHN READ.
Judge CRILL's family.
WILLIAM H. ROBERTS.
Miss LOUISA BELoT.
ROBERT SCOTT.
To-day's total is So white and IS colored.
MEETING OF THE AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION
A meeting Of the auxiliary association
was held to-day, President Daniels presid-
ing. Mr.. Schumacher, chairman Of the
finance committee, reported contributions
received to-day TO the amount of So, 269 6S.
W. B. Owen reported that he had received
about 5000 from different Young Mems
Christian association organizations.
The committee of conference Of South
Jacksonville reported state of affairs that
showed some conflict and friction among
their people. Explanations followed by
"ulSh ~ dpDcdI Oh btleiI buO COhlci cnCc COlii-
mittee of South Jacksonville recently recog-
nized by the executive committee in the
sanitary work, conflicted with the other
committee of citizens heretofore recognized
by the board of health for similar
work. Mr.. P. McQuaid stated that
the board of health was now securing
the services of available aud experienced
nurses and physicians. Upon motion, the
conference committee was requested to sug-
gest TO the board of health that it publish a
notice through the press to prevent unac-
climated nurses and physicians from coming
here. G. w. Stansell, from the committee
on sanitary police, detailed the organization
of the force, and said that he employed
some twelve or fifteen of
his men daily in inspecting
houses and reporting cases Of distress. I.
j. Boyd, for the committee on transporta-
tlon, stated that he would have a confer
ence with the colored auxiliary bureau to
day to formulate plans to urge the colored
people 10 leave the city. George Watson,
Tor the committee on nurses and physicians,
stated that more nurses were needed. Upon
motion the board of health was requested
to consider the expediency Of putting St.
Lukes hospital and the Sand Hills in
charge of DR.. Porter of Key West.
DR.. +. +. Buck is down with the fever,
but is not reported. His room is next door
to the MORNING News bureau.
WALKS IN THE DARKNESS.
While this has beer another bright and
lovely day, tempered by delightful sea
breeze, the pestilence has "walked i'll the
darkness and wasted at monday"
A very large proper tion Of the new cases
among the colored people are in the suburbs,
and they will die rapidly should cool nights
prevail soon.
The official record of to-day, coupled with
numerous cases privately known but not on
the list, has had a very depressing effect.
Another case Of yellow fever reported by
some other name, came to light to-day in
Tho death and autopsy of Hugo Grunthal OF
ne firm of j. 81 II. Grunthal OF this city.
Dr. j. n. Belts, the attending physician,
gave in his case as congestiol of the lungs.
An autopsy was made by Or. Sollace Mitch
el, who proclaims it yellow fever. 1t is
thought that the board of health will take
some action in the matter.
IMPROVEMENTS AT CAMP PERRY.
kumors from Camp Perry so to show
decided Improvement az regords the com
Tort Of refugees, the leaky tents having
oeen entirely removed and dry wooden
Rouses put up instead. Dr. Hutton and DR..
Sulteras are most efficient aids TO DR.. Ham
DR.. J. Wise. formerly of Camp Perry.