The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-31
ONLY % NEW GASES AND 3
DEATHS IN "a HOURS.


The new cases are:
Prof. WILLIAM JAIN.
Rev. w. j. KINNEY.
F. E. SMITH.
JAMES HARPER, d fireman from the Cen
trail station.
Mrs. NJ A. JONES.
Mrs. R. P. DANIEL.
C. D. SMITH.
LEWIS DOHM.
Mrs. SUSAN L'ENGLE, the aged mother
of tile Messrs. L'Engle of this city, all of
whom are very prominent mon.
A. D. SILvERsTINE.
JOHN NAME.
MARY WATSON (colored).
e. H. MADISON colored).
LYDIA HOOKER, child,
LIBBIE MOBILES.
o. L. KEENE.
HENRY BUTLER tcolored), fireman.
MARY BUTLER (colored).
Mrs A. J. LATHRoP.
Mrs. WOLF.
Mr.. GETER.
G. w. THOMAS.
B. F. ARMSTRONG.
ANOTHER GLOOMY DAY.
To-day has been another gloomy day.
Many people had resolved to stick it
through, but the figures 49, in this morn
ing's bulletin were too much for them.
Last nights official report was 50 new cases,
but L. E. Dancy, who died early this morn
ing, was reported as sick last night after
the official list was given the reporters, and
hence the difference of one.
Health certificates have been in great de-
mand all day, The noon train was jammed
again, tire exodus has begun, and when
through the handful left will hardly be
company for one another.
NEW CONTRIBUTIONS
At the sanitary associations meeting to-
day j. NJ. Schumacher, on behalf of the
finance committee, reported now contribu-
tons as follows D. E Amee WS 800, y F. 81, b.
South Manchester Equitable Life Insurance
Company, 500; Maj. W. B. Young, $50;
w. Z. Terrell, SIS; G. w. Stone, Midway,
KY, $40; John Koniff, $40; R. A Drawdy,
Green Cove Springs, So; S. H. Hart, At
lanta, Ca, IS; cash, from the New Britain
Insurance Company of Connecticut, IS;
Henry D. King, Asheville, N. c., $25; Mrs
Henry D. King, Asheville, N. c., 500;
Henry Clark, $50 in lumber.
AN INTELLIGENCE BUREAU.
Bishop E. G.. Weed stated that a regular
intelligence bureau had been organized in
conjunction with the relief committee, with
an office at No. 80 Newman street
p McQuad, on behalf of the committee
on quarantine, read full report of the con-
ference on Tuesday last which was received
and ordered printed,
President Daniel stated that he had wired
Surgeon General Hamilton the resolution of
thanks passed yesterday, and also tho
60 al Of al
at Waycross, and had received a reply as
follows:
Ahospital will be established near Camp Perry
on the arrival of Dr. Wise, who left Memphis
for Waycross yesterday.
Col. Daniel stated that he was endeavor-
ing to influence the government to furnish
funds for building 200 wooden houses at
place to be located by the relief committee.
in order to furnish comfortable places for
the segregating of those who cannot go
away.
PABLO'S ALLEGED ROUGHNEsS.
Tue publication in the morning paper in
regard to i'll treatment of ladies at Pablo
Beach Yesterday was referred to and dis
cussed pro and con by the members of the
committee, members of the association and
citizens generally. but no final action WAS
taken. The chairman of the Pablo Beach
board of health commission, however. prom
ures to prevent any recurrence Of the brutal
treatment, ii any had Occuri ed. The story
Is that Miss Kidd and Mrs. Alger were forci-
bly, put on n train there Yesterday and hur-
ried to jacksonville, being subjected TO
rough treatment and insults.
DEPoPULATIoN OF THE CITY.
Dr. Henry Robinson stated that he was
no alarmst, but desired that action be taken
as to the expediency If adopting measures
TO depopulate the city, and he offered
resolution covering that suggestion.
Mr. McQuaid stated that the executive
committee had that idea III view when they
charged President Daniel with the duty Of
securing through transportatiO;, to points
south of Memphis and Wilmington, and
that the committee proposes to urge all per-
sons to leave town as soon as they have
places OF refuge open to them and means TO
get there with.
TEXT OF THE RESOLUTION.
After some further remarks, DR.. Robin
son accepted an amendment 10 his resolu-
ton, whicn was adopted, and it thon road
US follows:
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this meeting
Of the executive committee, that rs many
families be urged TO spec lily leave the city Us
can possibly, and that the executive committee
b. charged 10 carry out this purpO &" as quickly
as they can make the necessary arrangements
The work will be commenced at once
and hundreds snt out to the camp. The
doctors regard il as good move.
Among the large industries still in opera
ton ON full time is the IGl Modelo cigar lac
tory, employing from 200 TO 800 hands
They are mostly all Cubans and not case
OF sickness has occurred there.
NURSES FROM SAVANNAH.
Two women, Who are professional yellow
lever nurses, arrived to-day from Savannah.
DR.. II. r. Geddings has been assigned to
qIqqty at Waycross by Surgeon General
Hamilton.
fumigation station has been opened at
Live Oak.
The condition of Miss Minnie Bours is
pqt little changed since yesterday Sho is
s sI'll quite i'll. James Bours, her brother, is
III today
QUITE a number of LaVilla people went
yut on the 10 O'Clock train to-day TO Camp
Ferry. They intend remaining there ten
uays before going north.
NURSES for sick females are rather scarce
Iach regret Is expressed at Mrs. Crow
40 death, as she was universally esteemed.