The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-30

Baldwin sick last night late.
Mrs GATES.
MISS LEAD, a telephone operator.
Miss YoUNGs.
Mrs. EDWARDS.
Mr.. FERRY and child, the latter years
. old.
A CHILD of Mrs Weiss.
ROBERT SoRIBNER (colored).
MRS. HUGH d. ROBERTS.
JOSEPH SCHILKY.
H. w. KNIPE.
CAPT. j. R. STEPHENS general agent of
the Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way.
FAYETTE DANCY. clerk in the internal
revenue Office.
WILLIAM MCLEAN.
JOHN MCLEAN.
SALLIE TRAvERS.
GEORGE DAVIS.
WILLIAM GREEN (colored).
The three discharged to-day weres
MRS. j. j. HOOKER.
Mrs. SCHUMwAY.
JOSE BARTHoLET
All the patients are doing well except
Leghi, the Italian.
The cases from the Grand Union hotel
have been almost invariably fatal.
THE GLooMIEsT DAY YET
To-day has been the gloomiest one yet
Added to the rainy, muggy weather was
the discouraging feature of the closing of
several Bay street stores that had kept open
till now. Kohn, Furchgott & Benedict
closed this noon. Such signs as this, with
tbo Iaro nd iunp liafp pf op
fever have discouraged the most hopeful,
as respects the stamping out of the disease
Otherwise Jacksonvilles solid men stand by
her nobly, fighting the grim monster tooth
and nail.
This afternoon the streets were sprinkled
with solution of bi-choride of mercury,
and great deal was given away to be used
in the houses
ORANGE PARKS CONFERENCE.
At the quarantine conference held at
Orange Park yesterday between the auxili-
ary committee and the counties of ST.
Johns, Putnam, Volusia, Orange, Polk
Lake. Marion and Osceola, the following
propositions were made by Col. j. J.
Daniel:
/. That all Florida passengers with clean bills
OF health he given an unobstructed passage to
the north or west or wherever they desire to
go, in locked and duly guarded cars if
necessary, or under any reasonable restrictions
not entailing delay or hardships of any kind.
q That through freights southwark be
allowed an uninterrupted passage to the points
OF destination both by rail and water avenues
.. That wise discrimination govern the ship
ment of freight between local points in the
counties having in view the prohibition Of such
as are most hkelv TO carry infection, but always
providing for the supplying Of the people with
the necessities OF life.
TWO PROPOSITIONS ADOPTED.
A general interchange of views followed
these propositions, and the conference
finally decided to accept the first two, the
last one being referred to a committee of
five, who will investigate more thoroughly
and report at later day. The meeting
was most harmonious throughout. and
there appears to be general disposition
among the South Florida men to accede to
Jacksonville wishes in this regard.
At the sanitary associations meet ing to-
day, J. M. Schumacher on behalf of the
tions as follows: II. Tischler, $25; John w.
Clark, Son 81 Co., $780, Farhead Strawn.
& Co., $25; Joseph Marzyck, $40; John N.
Russell. 800; Charles B. Hazeltine, $50;
Drew 81 Hazeltine, $50; E. Bean, $25; John
c. Cooper, S25; +. j. Pons, $l5; J. w.
Bushnell, $40; T. F. McNeierney, $35;
Alfred Bishop Mason, $40. P. Tischier was
added to the finance committee.
wAYcRoss QUARANTINE.
President Daniel stated that, after receiv-
ing message from Col. Ii. $. Haines ex-
planning the rules of the quarantine at
Naycross, he had wired Surgeon General
hamilton, which resulted in a modification
Of the order as published He said that he
had again wired the Surgeon General that
we still desired to avail ourselves OF the
places of refuge offered in the mountains of
Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and in
South Carolina, south of the point per-
mtted without detention, but he had re-
celved no answer as yet
PoLLARD's DEATH.
In this connection attention was called to
The fact that John Pollard who had been
taken sick at Boulogne was turned back to
Jacksonville without assistance, which re-
suited in his death, and President Daniel
sdid that some provisions should be made
LOT Tue treatment of the sick at Camp
rerry A resolution covering that point
was thereupon adopted, reading as fo'lows:
WHEREAS, Citizens going TO Camp Perry are
nNely TO develop fever. and the immediate aud
proper treatment OF such cases IL u matter of
& &sna Importance, aud the removing OF said
lasents TO the hospitals of this city involves
lore be IL
Resolred, That the surgeon general Of the
marine hospital service be requested to have a
,stultabe hospital established near said camp at
'''o earliest possible moment
TWO DANGEROUSLY ILL.
Miss Minnie Bours IL dangerously i'll.
mrs, y. J. Crowley Is very low
H.. s.pls "a. T.. "a.