The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-17
SICK EDj AND COFFINS.
NO LETJP IN YELLOW JACKS
FARUL WARFARE.

Cases tkD SAL0h0nL III GStSI Nl8pU
Official lultin-The News Corre-
soondontVts the Sand Hnls-Over
Half OF the wv Patients Negroes.
JACKsoNvH., FLA, Sept. 16.-The
official buletifor the twenty. four hou IS
ending at o'caI tonight reads as follows
New cases ..... ................ -
Deaths ....... Observation-Disclosures.
Tot i number cases to date. .995
Total number deaths to date 126
IN fEIR LAST SLEEP.
Those who ed to-day:
LOUIS NELN.
HARRY KIbALL.
ABRAM MIEARD.
EDWARD ORR.
HARRY CAEHoRNE.
KATE Mon MT.
HENRY LISENNING.
Mrs. JAMEM. MATTHEWS.
HARRY HES, who was reported last
hight in secial dispatch to the News
lfter the ofiical bulletin for the day had
been issued
,UNDAY's SICK
Those akersick during the twenty-four
hours arr:
FRANKHOT.
LoUISAGuBERT
JOHN kBRi.
WILLIAi J. rUTT
Mrs. BRCK.
WILLrAi PAIEuER.
Mrs. OL@IEL,.
R. C. MARsHA.L.
I. CHATHAM.
Miss MARY SMITH.
WILLIAM SIMsDNs.
Mrs. GEORGE GRAIN.
Mrs. moran (cdored).
L. II. LITTLE (olored).
WILLIAM PITlAN.
s. B. NATHAN eolored).
N. J. FOSTER
GEORGE T. MILLER.
GEORGE ROsIGSoL.
Mrs. LEWIS BUdER.
JAMES DAVIS.
WILLIAM DAVIS
r. G. NELSON.
Mrs. DRISCOLL.
MARTHA GERMAI.
ELLIS HADDoCK
PINKEY HADDoCz
ELLA BROOKS.
FRITZ OCHLER.
Mrs. SETTLER.
Miss SETTLER.
Mrs. and Mrs. OCHLER.
ERNEST REBRUENsHURCHER.
AUGUST CLAYTON.
LOUISA CLAYTON.
Tom CLAYTON.
AMOS CLAYTON.
LIZZIE NELSON.
EDDIE BUTLER
An infant of ORvAL TYLER
ALICE E. GRANGER.
c. K NELSON.
MAUD BISsERAN.
A policemen named PATRICK.
MARIA WILLIAMS.
LOUISA WILLIAMS.
HATTIE WILLIAMS.
L. II. LETTLE.
Mrs. GRAY.
WILLIAM PALMER.
JOHN LLOYD.
GEORGE KEEFE.
Miss SMITH.
Nj. SIMMONS.
Mrs. BRYANT.
NJ. BENTLEY.
MARY JOHNSON.
A Child of Mrs LUCAS.
]. MONTGOMERY
W. H. DREW.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS.
Mrs. NANCY STRATToN.
Miss MARY STRATTON.
JENNIE REED.
II. P. PETERSON.
DANIEL EDWARDS.
a child Of PAUL BIRD.
MARY ARNOLD (colored).
WILLIAM ATKINS.
S. w. WADE (colored).
ANNA DoUGHERTY.
Mrs. EDWARD RITTER.
Miss EvELINE BLALoCK.
Over half the new cases are probably COL
ored, but the new doctors failed to state the
fact in their report.
THE HEALTH BOARD.
The board of health at present is badly
crippled, but is doing noble work. Tho
board consisted Of Drs. Neal Mitchell, r. ?.
Daniel, Henry Bacon, II. L'Engie and II.
T. Kennedy. Dr. L'Engle is dead, DIR.
Dansel is very i'll, and DR.. Kennedy has a
very sick wife at his home, several miles
out of the city. This leaves Dr. Neal
Mitchell to transact the multifarious bust
ness Of the board. The doctors that are ar
TlVing see to their own patients, and, as in
DT. Mitchelrs case, answer u thousand and
one questions every ten minutes. The
moment DR.. Mitchell appears on the street
Ne is questioned about every conceivable
thlng, almost as if he was an encyclopedia.
10 add to the health boards 81 oubles is the
io's Of its able young secretary, James
AcDonold, who died Friday. Everybody
working at high pressure, and the result
IS that the doctors and leaders are
thoroughly tired out, and, if taken i'll, their
systems viii be too greatly weakened for
Ihem to rally.
BAD WEATHER.
estorday the weather was somewhat
pieasanter, as 10 rain fell but the hot sun
poured its scorching rays down without
mercy, and the exhalation arising could be
seen like thin mist "This is yellow fever
"eather," said the doctor yesterday, land
y;ou may now look for large increase III
Su' number of cases, but il is great relief
'Oi the sick, and that we think good"
Al The mon at the telegraph Office are
Wl"g hobly, but they are overworked
": .. Wallace, the day chief, lost his child
iuHy aud his wife Is dangerou ly Ill. He