The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-01


A. CANOvA.
oNG, Chinaman.
$ NELLIE KENDALL.
oRGE SIMPSON.
LLIAM SEDGEwIcK.
RY TRAvERs.
les B. BOURs.
aRoLL ELY.
iNK Ely.
LPH ELY.
w. L. BALDWIN.
P. VANDERMARCK
NEST NANDERMARCK
1TH VANDERMARCK.
s. ID. M. CONNALLY and uwo children,
THOSE DISCHARGED.
ose discharged to-day are:
TOMAS CARRAD1CL.
s YoUMANs.
rs. ARTHUR MooGAN.
rs E. w. HILL.
IARLES RACE.
ALTER REEVES.
DIN HowoRrH.
F. SHUTE.
Ii the Others are dong well tonight.
TIE SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
There was no quorum of the executive
mmittee of the jacksonville Auxiliary
uitary Association present this morning
the meeting, and, upon motion, the COM
ittee adjourned until the regular hour
morrow.
after the adjournment of the executive
mmittee the citizens present organized by
- election of James N. Schumacher as
lairman. On motion of B. F. Dillon,
tierntendent of the Western Union Tele-
= oh Company, the chairman appointed q
)lnmittee to formulate and present resolu-
ms to cover the sense of the meeting in
Eard to the late action of the authorities
Z preventing egress from the city without
q tention.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
After a short recess, the committee pre-
nted the following preamble and resolu-
olS which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The surgeon general has given us a
caring, neither BY conference nor by comalu-
cation, and yet has cut US off from all chance
| send our women and children to points
bpregnabe to yellow fever, now inviting us to
hme, and has done so after most cruelty
acillating policy without notice or naming of
eny nature; and,
WHEREAS, President Daniel of the Jackson
vile Auxiliary Sanitary Association has tele-
lOrida, GOV Gordon of Georgia, our repre-
,l,ntatiges at Washington, and General Manager
H. S. Halues Of the Savannah, Florida and
Western ra lway. his protest against Surgeon
General Hamilton, now therefore be it
EeS0iUed, 1. That we heartily indOrse all that
President Daniel has done in this direction
q We denounce this action of the surgeon
General as unnecessary arbitrary, unprece-
\anted and inhumane, aud demand in the name
u God and our suffering women and children,
Hat they be allowed to go to places open to
tYem by invitation.
b. We appeal to all our citizens throughout
tie country. TO the President of the United
Rates, and to all senators and representatives
i4conRress, for relief from this unjust and nm
hAird-of imprisonment, and implore this i'm
(diate action in our behalf.
SENT TO WASHINGTON.
Upon motion, it was further resolved
that a copy Of these resolutions be tele-
Zrabhed to Senator Call and Representative
Charles Dougberty, with the request that
theyA Immediately communicate them to
President Cleveland and the Senate and
House, of Representatives
The following telegram was read for the
INFORMATION Of the meeting
TALLAHASSEE, Aug 81, 1888
Col. il j. Daniel, Jacksonville:
MOST assuredly you shall have my Jealous aid
md Influence If possible, telegraph me the
)rder complained Of, so that | can work in
ellg9nty H. A FERRY, Governor
The feeling in regard to Surgeon General
danbilton's order is very bitter, and is
llmoNet the sole topic Of conversation. The
from Surgeon General Hamilton
n to- Ne y's press dispatches does not suit at
III. ahd all are waiting to see what the au-
horities will do in the matter.
THE SOCIETIES.
The Nrasons and Knights of Honor have
Is vet suffered but little from the epidemic.
Jacbo Huff keeps sOm5 what fatherly care
,vet the Knights, while DR.. Baldwin, DR..
)ohnson and Dr.. Knight and others look
lftdr the Ma cnic brotherhood.
A. Zacharias, NJ. j. Slattery and o. Il.
Eyer and others watch over the Odd Eel
oy5s, while Judge Bellissari is chairman Of
.ht Knights of Pythias committee. The
a ter organization has several members
,ic <, and, as their treasury is not extra full,
4. ithey have just finished n new hall, any
4 could be profitably used for assistance
Il sick membeIs' families.
FaGLer Kenny is improving.
The three tiremen-Race, Reeves and
6warth-returned to duty to-day as cured.
Rev. r. II. Weller reports that his sick
are doing well.
AlnssNG MANS WHEREABOUTS.
When X. L. Buckman Of this city re-
burned from the state encampment at Mag
nolia Bluff, he went Immediately to May
port. There he took passage on small
for Daytona, and for two weeks his
We're unnuown TO his friead'
and kindred They became very uneasy
hbout him, but it has been learned now that
he landed near Daytonio, and is now serv-
iug twenty days in quarantine on an island
rs a fever suspect.
W. r. Carter, one of the editors and pro-
prietors of the Metropolis, has been sick
with bilious fever for two or three days.
He is getting along very well, however and
will be about in a day or two.
Chief Jones after the fire last night ordered
be tiremen to divest Themselves OF their wet
lothing take bath and rub dowa good, as
preventive of yellow fever. They did no,
ld all were bright and well to-day. Many
ore people left to-day for Camp Perry.