The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-22
THE MORNING NEWS,
EsTABLIsHED 1850. INCORPORATED 1888.
j. II. ESTILL, President
BURNING UP WITH FEVER
FOURTEEN DEATHS AND 119 NEW
CASES THE DAYS RECORD

Iew cases ........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l16
Deaths OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA
Total number of cases to date. ...........1 .5S2
Total number of deaths to date ........... 1856
DEATHS OF THE DAY.
To-day's deaths are
Mrs. SUSAN ZEITHER.
LAIRD MCCREARY.
Mis- ELLA OULAHAN.
SUSIE LARMoN.
w. PALMER
j. W. FOSTER.
Mr.. REAGAN.
Mr.. JENKINS.
Miss LULA SMITH.
JOHN E. SEELEY.
Miss CoNRADER.
Mrs. JOHN DOYLE.
DR.. FRANCIS J. GOULD.
JOHN STRATToN.
THE NEW CASES.
To-day's new cases are;
Mrs. JEFFR1Es.
Z. M. HUNTER.
CHARLES MARION.
Two children of JOHN MoMURRAY.
DR.. F. E. BUCK.
JOHN BRYAsoN.
WORTHY Emery.
WILLIE MOORE.
Mr.. SIMMONS.
ELIZABETH HOFFMAN.
w. D. WILLIAMS.
ALICE FRAZER.
DOLLY SMITH.
JAMES BAKER.
J. S. SMITH.
Mrs IRENE BALDWIN.
A j. D. Helms.
EMILE ZOLLER.
FANNY GOODRICH.
A child of D. Y. WATSON.
Mrs. FANNY GOODRICH.
S. P. BRYANT.
A child of NJ ELLIGoTr
Miss MAGGIE JORDAN (relapse).
JOHN KENNEDY.
DAVID DAVIS.
ELLA HUDSON.
Mrs. l.. E. ZEINER.
c. T. WEST.
H. CONWAY.
NJ. D. ROCKE.
EDDIE HAYS.
Miss LYDIA WHITNEY
J. w. WHITE.
EMMA TAYLOR.
A child of WILLIAM BURCHFIELD.
A child of KATIE BURcHFIELD
Mr.. BURCHFIELD.
PAUL WHITNEY.
Mrs. BERTHA MILLER.
Mrs. P. H. GRIFFIN
Mrs r. D. ZAHN.
Mrs II. B. BROOKS.
Mrs. l. a. BOIL.
w. G. COoPER'S son.
ELMO ACOsTA.
OF to-days new patients As are white, and
72 colored.
VERY DISHEARTENING
To-day many well know and prominent
citizens are sick and the situation tonight
is very disheartening.
Contractor w. A. McDuff, a very prom
inent builder, was TAX en- sick this morning.
C. G. Elliott and j. l.. Burch, both prom
inent citizens, the latter member of the
board of public works, were reported very
low this afternoon.
Dr. Mathews one of the cty's most
energetic physicians, was also taken sick
UO-udy ana Is QulUe III Tonight.
One of the sad deaths this afternoon was
that of Mrs. Doyle, the wife of prominent
merchant. She was about to become a
mother. The child died of yellow fever be-
fore being delivered, and yesterday an oper-
alton was performed in hopes of saving the
mothers life, but she was too far gone, and
to-day she succumbed to the destroyer.
KILLED BY THEIR MOTHERS DEATH
Two other sad deaths late last night were
two girls at the Sand Hills named Smith
They had been very ill, and were GONZALES
cling, and were doing very well. Their
mother had been sick at ST. Luke's hospital,
and she died there the day previous. Yes
terday, by some means, the younger of
linton, in which was her mothers
death. She went weeping to her sister, and
was so weakened by her excitement and
grief that she fell down at her feet in "a
dead faint Her sister was SO alarmed that
she was seized with con vulsions, and had a
relapse. The two sisters died almost stimuli
taneously several hours later. Such scenes
are enacted daily and serve to keep the
hearts of the people heavy and their spirits
depressed.
COL. SoUTHMAYD IRRITATED.
Col. Fred Southmayd takes umbrage at
the reflections made on some OF the So
Cdliou Iteu OTOSS HuVb6S, uIll Suys bueI
arrest and shipment to Camp Perry is an
outrage. He also berates DR.. Joseph Y.
Porter for his management OF affairs. and
says he intends to lay his complaints before
President Daniel of the Auxiliary Relief
Association, and if they are not attended TO
there, he proposes to appeal to President
Cleveland himself. DR.. Porter, however,
has the confidence and esteem Of all jack
sonville people, and his management of
affairs is universally approved aud in
dorsed
Drs C. H. Mallet, Charles j. Burroughs
and H. K. Daniel are all doing well.
Rev. r. II. Weller isdoing finely, and
Rev. A. w. Knight was discharged to-day.
EDITOR CARTER GOING TO ROME.
w. Il. Carter, editor and part proprietor
OF the Metropolis, will leave soon for Rome,
"a. where no has accepted a position on the
Tribune unde.' his old chief. Hon. John L.
Graves.
w. w. Douglass, late of the city staff of
the Metropolis, was out for the first time
yesterday since his recent attack OF yellow "
lever. Though decidedly weak he managod
TO get down on Bay street, where he was
met by innumerable friends ami acquaint-
ances, who congratulated him on. his re-
coyery As soon as ho Il able Mr. Douglass
viii join his family in North Carolina.
THE DAYS RECEIPTS.
The contributions to-day were sl2, 700
Tomorrow camp Mitchell will be in
spected by a committee OF colored men TO
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