The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-01
SOMEWHAT CONSOLING.

The reception of the news modifying
the quarantine so as to allow special trains
to run to Murphy, n. c., relieved the ten
sion somewhat No assurance Is felt, how
ever, that the arrangement viii last long
enough to be available. Many places have
invited the people of Jacksonville to go and
ENJOY their hospitalitieS.
General sorrow was caused to-day by the
report that Col j. j. Daniel, the noble
Roman of Florida, whose high christian
character and calm Judgment makes his
Influence felt far above that of am other
nun in the state, was attacked with yellow
fever. He Is Frustrated by over work, but
Is resting easily tonight.
The local physicians who were idle two
weeks ago are all busy now.
There is a scarcity of printers, stenogra-
pliers and typewriters in the city. More
nurses VIII probably be needed soon. Most
OF the southern railroads are passing nurses
here free on the request of the proper
authorities. 1t is understood that the first
refugee train for the mountains will start
on Sunday.
THOSE UNDER TREATMENT.
Up to o'clock last night the following
persons were reported as being under treat
ment:
Robert Avent, Peter Andrews, w. J.
Allen, B. F. Armstrong, Mrs. Julia Alger,
Nicla Bondin, Sister Agatha, F. E. Bogve,
E. j. L. Banks Ccolored), Miss Minnie Bours,
Milton Blair, Mrs; John A; Bogart, Mary
Butler Ccolored), Henry Butler, a fireman
(colored); w. j. Butler, Mrs. Laura A
Bartholomew, Miss Bartholomew, A. W
Burnett, Mrs A. w. Burnett, Miss Lulu
Beebe, Mrs. H. R. Beebe, Thomas Cara
dice Miss McCraig, W. g. Castell, Mrs j.
Canova, Miss Cam la Canova, Emelio Cas-
fellow, George w. Deans, Lewis Dohm,
Mrs. DR.. R. P. Daniel, George Davis
lcoIoredl, B. Davis, E. II. Davies,
Mrs. Edwards, L. Easter coloredl,
Mrs l.. }. Fleming, Edward Fleming, w.
F. Ford, Miss Fletcher, Mr.. Ferry and child
William Green ,colored), Mrs. Gates, Mr..
Gates, Charles Payne, Willie Harden, Mrs.
and Jennie Harden, Grace Harden, Mrs.
Alice Hays, s. Huntley, Mrs. Fannie l..
Hopkins, Miss L. Hernandez, Ida Hooker,
James Harper, B. Jones (colored), Mrs P.
johnson, Mrs. NJ. A. Jones, Prof. William
jain; Melissa johnson (cclored), Mrs J. A.
Knight, Miss Harriet L. Kidd, Rev. W. J.
Kenney, a Catholic priest; II. w. Knipe,
o. L. Keely, Mrs. Susan LEngle, Mrs. A.
j. Lathrop, Henry McGuire, E. H. Madison
(colored), John B, Mays (colored), Mrs. w.
a. Mclean, Willie Mclean, John Mclean,
John Ware, Libbie Mobiles, Miss Grace
Odell, Lewis Pelton, Ella Roberts,
Mrs. Hugh D. Roberts, Annie r biuson,
Maria Simpkins (colored), DR.. R. H. Stout,
Arthur W. Smith (colored), Mrs. l.. E.
Stollenwerck, DR.. P. J. Stoilanwerck, Rob
ert Seibner (colored, Joseph Schilky, Capt
j. Fl. Stephens, agent Savannah, Florida
and Western railway, C. D. Smith, F. E.
Smith, Andrew Thomas, (colored),
Sally Travers (colored, g. w. Thomas,
Mrs. Emily Taylor, Miss Eva Thornton,
Thomas Thames, George Willis. Mrs. DR.. A.
j. Wakefield, Jerry Williams, (colored)
Mrs c. T. West, ID. z. Williams, Miss Ada
c. Williams, Mrs. Anna c. Weiss and young
child of Mrs. Weiss, T. S. Wilmarth, Mary
Watson (coloredl, Mrs. Wolf, Henry Young
(colored), Mrs. Young.