The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-06

NETTIE dAZLETlNE.
GEORGE ROBINSON (coloredl.
Mrs. B. L. GLADDEN..
Mrs. T. GRAFT.
Mrs. CLIFFORD Ross.
Miss CAsAIE CAsTELLANo.
EMILY ROMEO (colored).
Sister JANE FRANCES.
Mrs. STANDING.
JOHN THOMPSON.
J. C. WRIGHT.
W. E. PoYT.
DR.. j. d. FERNANDEZ.
ANNIE LONG.
FANNIE HOPKINS.
C. w. GATES.
LILLE ANDREW.
Mrs j. N. SToUGHToN.
MARY L'ENGLE.
Miss HowICK.
WILLIAM BIRcHFIELD.
OSCAR L. THOMAS.
NELLIE AUSTIN.
TUESDAYS UEREPoRTED PATIENTS.
The new patients whose names were not
reported yesterday are:
ISAAC BARBER.
Mrs. L. JENKINS.
MRS. THOMAS MoFFITTz.
A. J. MAX.
Miss G. L'ENGLE.
MRS. j. c. L'ENGLE.
Mrs. RAYMOND KNIGHT.
MRS. SToRICK
A. NJ. SIGNoR
C. C. CONVERSE.
Mrs. Storick has since died,
NEW CONTRIBUTIONS.
The sanitary associations meeting was
well attended to-day. Mr.. Schumacher, on
behalf Of the finance committee reported
new contributions as follows:
Rev W. A. Sproul $40, j. H. Durkee
$50, NJ. A. Fuller S25, f. ". GiIlen $40,
Mrs. Ellen j. Jackson So. George o.
Elisha Gee 81 80, j. L. Marvin $25, Well
house q Son, Atlanta, Ga, $25, Crosby
Dawkins IS, A j. Bentley, New London,
s25. Mrs. G. NJ. Halowes $40, George f.
Drew 500 il. lumber
Chairman L'Engle reported progress for
the committee on sanitation, and stated that
be was discharging his force of hands in the
middle of the week, and employing others,
in order to give employment to as many
men as possible, and stated that he should
increase his force hereafter
SITE OF THE CAMP.
Mr. MacDuff, on behalf of the special com
mittee to locate camp, reported that the
committee had selected a site on the Flor
ida Railway and Navigation Company's
road at tue seven mile post, ana had pur-
chased twenty acres of land at 81 80 per
acre He further stated that the mills of
Clark, Hunter 81 Cashenss were now engaged
in getting out tire lumber, and the work
would be pushed forward vigorously in
hull fha Mr. 1.,R nApI
that the committee recommend the pur-
chase of twenty acres i'll addition if
desired. and authority to employ a surveyor,
and suggested that the camp be called
Camp Mitchell in honor of the president of
the board Of health. as a mark of apprecia-
tion of his valuable services. The report
was received and the committee continued
with full power to perfect the titles OF the
land, lay it out and build a camp. The
suggestion of the special committee was
accepted and the name of Camp Mitchell
was adopted
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE.
Dr. r. P. Daniel said that he would re-
port the action of the board of health in
deciding that it was necessary TO establish
systematic medical assistance which should
be available at all times At the present
time the disease, though increasing, could
be controlled by the resident physicians,
the most energetic and valuable physici ans,
including DR.. Fernandez and De. Stolen
Wick, were now sick. The board of health,
therefore, to relieve the situation, would
to-day make arrangements to station
some physicians, night and day, who
should be available for emergencies. and
they had accepted the generous offer of DR..
Caldwell of Sanford aad Dr. Porter OF Key
West who had rendered their services to
The people DR.. Daniel said that the
physicians would probably be stationed for
the present at the ambulance at Pine street
bridge, 1t beng suggested that it would be
wen Tor the physicians to act IN concert
WIN the bureau for nurses established by
'he relief committee.
f. Il. Os orne offered the services Of the
SSouthern Express Company in transporting
Tree materials for Camp Mitchell.
NESrUcKY's OPEN DOORS
President McQuaid read the following
telegram from Hon w d. Chipley:
Pensacola Sept. 4, 1888
General Manager Harahann has arranged
WIN TIE Kentucky state Board Of Health for
IA, ia. permission for refugees from Jacksonville
otneF the state Of Kentucky. The boards "
ugaitn IN Western and Middle Florida Will per.
nllt these refugees 20 pass through In locked
eis' with not less than fifteen passengers To the
~ Sr, the!r baggage belns placed In the car with
cnem II more passengers desire e. come than
, oe accommodated Ia one car, let them use
,,2 cais: II you can arrange with Mr. Max,
SggiI 20 furnish these cars, the Pensacola and
a,lantic road will deliver hem to he Louisville
,u Nashville road and carry the passengers
o "a hkh 10 any point in the state OF Kentucky
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad We
~ ~ trying 20 make the same arrangements with
aue state OF Tennessee. The car must be locked
~ or Baldwin and the tickets delivered
the conductor Of the Florida Rail-
Nay and Navigation road train TO he passed by
LII, n'n 20 the next conductor The car must be
N4o"ued with lights. lunch. etc.. before start