The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-07
THE RNING NEWS,
1EsrABLIsHEp 1880 INCORPORATED 1888. J
J. Fl. ESTILL, President. J
A BIG JUMPIN NEW CASES
THE TOTAL RUNS UP TO 81 WITH
5 DEATHS.

Editor Martins Case Hopeless and
His Death a Question of Only a Few
Hours-Memorial Meeting of the
Sanitary Association to Take Action
on Col Daniels Death.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 6.-President
Neal Mitchells official bulletin for the
twenty. four hours ending at 8 o'clock TO-
night is the following:
New cases .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Total number of cases to date .............S1 8 1903
Total number of deaths to date 062
DEATHS OF THE DAY.
Those who died to-day gre:
CHAs. RICHARDSON, (colored).
Rosa LEE MARTIN.
Mrs. MARY DEGENHARD.
MAGGIE GRIFFIN.
An infant of Mrs. A. E. MORGAN.
THE NEW CASES.
The new cases among the whites to-day
are:
JOHN MORTON.
SAMUEL GILLYARD.
ELIZA WYATT.
SOPHIA BRONSON.
BERTHA BRONSON.
Rosa MARTIN.
PANTALoN BATIsTE.
ISABELLA SMITH
Mrs. HERMAN CoNRADER.
JOHN w. MOONEY and child.
Mrs HIGGINBoTTHAM.
o EDWARD ALEYN.
TILLMAN WHITE.
JOHN ADAMS.
CHARLES ADAMS.
OLIVER COPPER.
MATTHEW CULLEN.
AGNES FAIRLIE.
Mrs BIRCHFIELD.
Miss ELIZABETH CHRISTOPHER.
LULA RICHARDS.
E. G.. PARKER
JAMES BENLY.
WILDA PETERG
FRITA PETERS.
JOHN B. TOGNL
WILLIE LEWIS.
ANNIE LEE CARTER.
CHARLES EMERY.
Mrs FOSTER.
DORA FOSTER.
A son of R. B. FOSTER.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
Mr.. ELLIS and four children.
To-day's total is made up of 80 whites
and 42 negroes.
A DANIEL MEMORIAL MEETING.
The principal event of the day was the
memorial meeting at the board of trade
rooms, to pass resolutions on the decease of
the sanitary associations late president,
Col. j. j. Daniel. The room and even the
vacant chair, that sad reminder, were
heavily draped in mourning, and the sor-
row on every face made the occasion very
solemn and impressive. The meeting was
called to order about IL o'clock, and the
Rt. Rev. Bishop Weed read the following
resolutions, which were adopted by rising
vote and ordered engrossed for the benefit
of the widow and family of the deceased:
WHEREAS, In Gods wise providence the pres
dent of this association, Col. J. j. Daniel has
passed TO his rest and,
WHEREAS, We desire to express our apprecia-
tion of him as man in whose heart the suffer
ings of his fellow men always found response,
and as an officer devoted to his duty, always
considerate and patient, be it
ReSolUed, That we place on record our appre-
citation of his worth, gentleneSs and urbanty
A nObler man, a more devoted servant, q
purer and more unblemished spirit has not come
amongst us. A man among men, firm but gen.
tie, faithful and true, loving, honest, courteous
and manly, he died as he had lived, a martyr to
his love for his fellows; a true christian gentle
man, ,exemplifying his teaching by his life. Rich
and poor, young and old, widow, orphan, and
stranger called him friend. In the decease of
our honored president, we have lost one and all,
loving director, strong sustaining spirit and
large minded guide.
Resolved, That we extend to his bereaved
wife and family our most heartfelt sympathy
RESOLVED, That a copy of these resolutions be
forwarded TO the widow of our late president.
Rt. Rev. e. @. WEED,
Rev w. j. Kenney,
p. E. MCMURRAY,
Rev w. II. DODGE,
D. w. ONLEY,
d. T. GERow,
j. G. GREELEY,
Committee on Resolutions.