The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-06

of New York, through Rev. A. G.. p.
Dodge, contributed 5000 to-day.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Mobile, Ala, sent $500 yesterday
Rev. j. L. Ainsworth of Jesup sent
S25.50 yesterday.
NO NEW CASES AT JEsUP.
Jesup, Ca, Oct. 5.--Dr. Lincoln reports
tonight six cases and two suspicious
ones, Miss Gray is very low.
Dr. G. w. brady is pronounced critic
ally i'll by DR.. Lincoln with a relapse of
yellow fever.
Surgeon Murray and DR.. Little arrived
from Gardi this afternoon and report no
cases there. On their arrival they went
Immediately to Bales Mill to investigate
the sickness there, and at Screven some
person heard of their intention of going
and moved the sick. Dr. Little has been
detailed by Surgeon Murray to make
full investigation of affairs at those
places.
The general opinion among the physi-
clans now as to how the fever originated
here is that it was brought here by DR..
Little during the first quarantine against
Brunswick. A daughter of Mr.. Manning,
who refugeed from Brunswick to Gardi,
it has since transpired, had yellow fever
at Gardi and was treated by DIR. Little.
Since that sickness we have had quite a
number of sick parties here, and their
symptoms show that it was 'yellow
jack"
The following telegram was forwarded
to-day:
Wyman, Washington. d. c.; 1 have
carefully inspected Gardi, community Of
l25 people living within a half mile radius.
They are free from all sign Of yellow fever
Warren could not get it there. No new cases
The six cases are doing Well, except one. No
trains of any kind stop at Jesup There is
no need OF an inspector at Jesup or Way
cross. Jesup is closely guarded and carefully
attended. l will pay fares to Dock Junction
in the forenoon, but only two will go to the
camp. 1 had Warren s1effeets burned and
fumgated the house. Dr. Carter Is an i'm
mune. l cannot leave Jesup till o'clock a. m
Will inspect Screven to-day
MURRAY, Surgeon.
TRAINS CAN STOP.
The report in to-day issue of the News
that Mayor Steele ordered the railroad
people not to allow train II with the bag
gage and mail car TO stop was mlsunder-
stood by the railroad people. Mayor
Steele informed the MORNING News cor
respondent that on Tuesday night a pas
senger came in on the train and that he
meant that no passenger should be al
lowed to enter the city, and not that the
express and mail matter should not come
in. We were shut of entirely last night
by the misunderstanding of his orders.
Tonight we will receive mail and ex-
press.
Mayor Steele and others have gotten
over their fright and are settling down to
business Everything was more sys-
tematic to-day. DR.. Lincoln is regarded
very highly by the people here. He is a
fine executive officer, and when he issues
an order he means that it shall be carried
out Surgeon Murray is making many
friends also, and his ability to handle the
disease is recognized now by all the peo-
pie. His forte is in the sick room. DR.
Tutten and DIR. Little are doing all in
their power to relieve the sick.
All the preachers have left town, and
if a death should occur there would not
be a minister to read the funeral rites.
They were the last whom the people
thought would forsake them
Operator Rowland left his post to-day
on account of being sick and to attend to
his wife. Operators Wall and Clark will
keep up the service.
Yard Masters Clark and Brock are do
ing double duty, running trains and MAX
ing them up at Dale's Mill and Odum.
These are plucky men and show that
they will not shirk any duty, in fact, the
whole yard force is about worked down
At II O'Clock tonight Mrs. Ogden is re-
ported as worse.