The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-07

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Miss CHARLOTTE MoMANBERGER
RICHARD MULRoY.
Miss EsTELL CAsrELLAw.
Miss NELLIE HERRICK.
Mrs PAULINE WoLFFE.
THE NEW PATIENTS.
To-day's new patients are:
WILLIAM f. HowLEY.
WILLIAM HANNE (colored.
MAMIE L. ADAMS
MISS JENNIE MCGUIRE.
Mrs A. J. TRAVIS.
Master HORACE AVERY.
ERNEST GowF.
Mp WILLIAM HUNTER
Mrs FRANK ADAMS.
ANNIE RAwLs (colored).
w. II. MORSE.
j. J. Crow.
Mrs. F. D. BAILEY.
NICK QURICo.
SISTER QUEsENE.
Mrs GARY.
Mrs DECoURCEY (colored).
Sister MARY MARTHA
Mrs. WILLIAM w. SAMPSON (colored).
HERBERT WILCOX.
Mrs VoRDERMARK.
Mrs. C. MoMANBERKER.
P WOLFE.
EDWARD LUCAS.
CHARLES A. PETERSON. Jr.
j. ZANDLER and daughter.
Mrs L. K. SMITH.
CHARLES A. SEMBLER.
WILLIAM TURNER.
c.. N. COOPER.
CHARLES COOPER, Jr.
Miss IDA z. GUGELs.
MAY WHITNEY.
Mrs. REED.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON
W. A. JONES.
JAMES B. ODRIsCOLL.
Ms. a. J. HEDRICH.
RICHARD MULROY.
Rev. Nj. SHARP, Mrs SHARP. Miss
LUcIE SHARP.
KATE WILLIAMS.
E. L. GRIFFITH
THEoDoRE MULLEY.
H. ROBINSON.
DISCHARGED CURED.
L DOSe uls-Edi 7cu OO-uuy aAOs
F. ARMSTRONG.
LEONARD RENE.
HENRY MCGUIRE.
GEORGE WILEY
JOSEPH SCHITTsY.
GEORGE SIMPSON.
j. B. MAYS (colored).
G. BUTLER (colored.
Mrs. HUGH d. ROBERTS.
ELLA ROBERTS
E. REED.
THE GLooMIEsT DAY OF ALL.
To-day is the gloomiest one this city has
known. The feeling of depression is great
and all over Bay street to-day were seen
knots of men busily discussing the situation.
All business is stopped entirely. The rumors
of the many deaths, too, began TO be felt,
and faces paled at the nearness of the angel
Of death. This has been the heaviest death
report of the epidemic, and it will create
great disinay tomorrow when read.
The sanitary associations meeting to-day
was the best ever held, and was very largely
attended. Mr. Schumacher, on behalf of
the finance committee, reported now con
tributions as follows: o. F. Knight, IS; J.
D. Holmes, s.; J. l.. Holmes, So; Doggett
& Buckman, S25; H. NJ Flagler, $1,000; !;
Providence and Washington Insurance
Company, through J. H. Norton, 5000;
southern department of the Equitable Life
Insurance Company, by George F. White,
manager, $1,000; w. A. Moore, through
Rev. w. H. Dodge, 500; Savannah
Benevolent Association, $1,000; Fred De-
barry 800.
NURSES FROM 10 UIsIANA.
DR.. Neal Mitchell, on behalf OF the board
OF health, stated that the board, acting
upon the suggestion Of this committee, in
consideration of the increase in mortality
and the scarcity of competent nurses, he
would suggest that this association should
accept the proposition of the president of
the board OF health Of Louisiana to send on
competent yellow fever nurses After re-
marks heartily indorsing the suggestion by
several present, upon motion of Mr. Mac
murray, the following resolution was
adopted;
RESOLVED. That this committee authorize the
board of health to obtain sufficient number OF
competent nurses for our needs aud the associ-
alton will arrange transportion and guarantee
proper compensation.
Bishop Weed, for the relief committee,
stated that hc had arranged to transfer the
nurses to the ambulance station at the Pine
street bridge, and they would ho available
night or day.
Mr. McMurray, on behalf Of the commit
nenlth would furnish the committee a
formula for the early treatment Of the sick
ana also for fum!gation, aud the board was
also considering the adyisability Of detail
ing competent physicians for service at
Pablo Beach.
ST. LUKE'S HEALTHFULNEss.
Some inquiries being made rs to the
healthfulness of the location Of Sc. Luke's
hospital, the conference committee was
charged with tho duty Of requesting the
uoard of health TO arrange abundant os-
pital accommodations for the sick elsewhere
~ ~ ciso thnv deemed the natural location Of
~. Lnkf. hospital unfavOrable for the
ueatEei yellow fever cases.
, Prysi r'it McQuaid read letters from
Frcsi GU, lngrahaiR of tue South Florida
Iai"ay, and from u. T. Barker, Of the
yarkSonville. Tampa aud Key West rail
..pad, IN answer to his inquiry whether
TSley would transport free tue tents from
Isnpa, provided local restrictions did not
prevent He also read a long telegram
Aom Capt d. +. Maxwell explaining why