The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-09

o. j. LEITE, clerk in the National Bank
Of Jacksonville.
ALFRED MORGAN, bookkeeper.
NEW CASES OF THE DAY.
To-day's new cases are:
SISTER AvET and two other Sisters at the
convent
Mrs. TILLMAN WHITE.
Mrs. H. FRYETT.
Miss Wow DoHLEN.
Mrs. J. J. HUssEY.
JOHN F. ROLLINS.
WIN. B. BARNETT.
E. B. LOVE.
Miss PEARCE.
Miss MAMIE LOPEZ.
Mrs. MARY SMITH (colored).
J. TILLMAN SMITH (colored).
Mrs J. II. H. BoURs.
Miss L1BBIE WILLIAMS.
Miss EMMA BowDEN.
L. NELSON.
WILLIAM SHERMAN.
Dr. F. D. MILLER.
Mrs. CoUPPER.
H. II. FROST.
S. |. WHITNER and child.
Rev. T. NJ. SMITH, pastor Of the East
Jacksonville Presbyterian church.
J. A. RITTER.
C. MOORE.
DANIEL DONALDSON, a nurse at st.
Luke's hospital.
ROBERT F. SCOTT.
w. J. MILLS.
VICTOR D. L. NUDGE.
E. W. BUTLER.
JAMES NoLEN (colored).
H MOORE cOlored.
ROSE LITTLE colored).
ALEXANDER PINCHsoN, Jr.
FLORENCE FOWLER.
WILLIAM BIRD.
LEWIS GIDDENS.
Mrs. J. H. JAxoN.
WILLIE A. JACKSON.
GERTRUDE HUNTLEY.
Mrs. CESAR.
Mrs. NELSON.
SENT HOME CURED,
Those discharged to-day are:
Mrs. D. E. COURsEY.
NICK QUERICo.
MAMIE L. ADAMS (colored).
LINNIE TURNER (colOreol,
MAmIE HENNEN (colored).
Mr.. SYnvEsTEIN.
NJ c. STEPHENS.
WILLIS SMITH (colored).
FRANK JONES.
MONEY FOR THE SUFFERERS.
At the noon session of the Sanitary As
sociation to-day the following contributions
were reported received by the treasurer
w. II. [tgen, city, $40; S. G.. O'Bell and
Lake City, $50; NJ. Katz of Kissimmee
City. S5; citizens ofsDe Land through Mayor
! |Go0drich, $72; ". II. Barnett, two
boxes lemons; william Moody for the st.
Augustine Guards, S25; Isaac Hardeman of
Macon, Ga. SIS; J. II. Smith and E. l..
Brady, from citizens of Titusvile, $3.50;
Murray Hill hotel, New York, $3.50; Roys-
ter Provision Company of Birmingham,
Ala, S400; b. P. o. Elks of Birmingham,
Ala, 500 citizens of Savannah, through
sligo Meyers, 81 800; Gov. Perry of Talla-
lassee, 800; Naumberg, Kraus, Lauer q
Co., $500; Thomas Tugby of Niagara Falls,
25; Chicago Tribune, by F. w. c.
Wood, S5; Savannah, Florida and West
rn railway, from II. B. Plant, president,
900; Louisville Ky Couier-Journdl,
Inscriptions $3.50; the citizens relief com
nittee cf Philadelphia authorizes draft
Drexel a. Co. for 81 800; H. Fulton Cut
ing, through H. r. Duval, $500; II. r.
Juval, 500; Manhattan Insurance Com
any, through Crosby Dawkins, $500; D.
A. Ferry x Co. of Detroit, 800; K. Walz II
Z Son, S25; President Grover Cleveland,
200
RED CROSS NURSES.
Mr.. McMurray reported for the confer
nee committee in reference to the matter
help referred to them, and said that the
oard of health, so far as practicable,
would obtain nurses from the Red Cross
association, upon the certificate Of the
resident Of tho Louisiana state board of
'ealth, as being more experienced and
ccilmated than could be obtained else
Vhere. He also reported that the board of
'ealth had decided not to send any more
'atlents to st. Luke's hospital than Is
osOlutely necessary.
Inc matter of a free dispensary to be
sMollShod by the government, as sug-
ested by a dispatch Of Surgeon General
hamilton, was referred TO the conference
ohinlttee for reference TO the board of
ealth, and they wero requested in this
l,hnection to consider the question Of
liiowlhg drug clerk extra pay
Shalrman l.. NJ. Jones stated that the
olored auxiliary bureau, after consultation
WIN the relief committee, had been author
Mould report cases OF distress 10 the organ
1eu SUB committees of this association to
ssist III the proper distribation. Judge
oue' stated that there were tents for the
ccommodation Of 100 people at Moucrief
aulp The chairman of tine relief commit
80 VIII be authorized TO purchase the neces-
"iJ co.'s aud furniture for these tents.
TO ARhANGE FOR TRANSPORTATION.
me president was empowered TO appointa
peclal COMMITTEES OF three to take chnrge of
o whole matter of arranging transporta-
W. Tor people who desire TO leave the city,
nv sppo ntcd f. X. Osborne, ID. r. Gerow
NJ {. W Stansell.
opon motion Of Mr.. Sc'uulqcher the fol-
"'nS 10 luton was adopted:
rnhaiEREAs, There seems TO be a misunder-
c,nsi,iE respecting the views and wishes OF this
,ari zee IN reference to allowing those OF our
IN, p,o VINO ore able ~ do so. 70 20 beyond the
,sc,,9i VI Injection. and by this means assist in
|SI BssaIns tne spread OF t1e rcve.. nurc.
| '"''ea' That IL Is not our desire TO have our