The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-16
TWO DEATHS AND "a CASES.
BrulSWiCk'S SCOuTge Keeping Up Its
Average.


One of the Dead a White Man and the
other a Negro-A Total of 462 Gases
to Date and Twenty-Five Deaths-The
Cool Wave Favorable to Decline in
Gases, but an Increase in the Death
List.
Brunswick, Ca, Oct l5.-New cases
of fever were officially reported to-day as
follows, there being II whites and %
negroes:
Whites-Daniel Gale, Annie Dempster,
Mrs. William Mccullough, Ben Winton,
John B. Cunning, Mamie Clark Fannie
Olsen, Charles Anderson, John Fox, Mel
lie Stern and Richard Walker.
Colored-Nicy Bowden, Maude Chris
topher, viii Margault, Thomas Thomas
and wife, Lizzie Collins, Rob Williams,
Eliza Whitehead, Carrie Johnson, So
phie Mallette, Burr Mallette, Rich Pink
lev, Alex Knox, J. T. Monks, Charles
Laurence, Maria Caroenter, Emma lay
lor, Mollie Brown, Nancy Carson, and
Alice Carson.
Dead. M. Hendricks, white, and
Manuel Thomas, colored.
Discharged William Herring, Irwin
Cumming, Jane Taylor, Matte Gordon,
Lucretia Jones. Sam Stump, J. H. OFT,
Joseph Linder, Florence OFT, John Green,
Julia Armstrong William Lucre, Josie
Armstrong, W. H. Cumming, Rena Arm
strong, Mary ]. Gale, Jessie Barns,
Conrad Winkler, George Reddick, Charles
Anderson, Willie Mills and Dillie Reddick.
Recapitulation-Cases under treatment,
255; discharged, 1888; deaths, "a; total,
1852 mortality percentage, ll.O6.
J. NJ. Hendricks, who died this after
noon, was an eX-policeman.
Three others, =. Levin and one of the
Perrin boys and his father are hourly
expected to die.
M. j. Egan was stricken this afternoon.
The cold wave is favorable to a decline
in cases, but unfavorable to patients un-
der treatment Local weather prophets
state that the thermometer reached
within g of frost this morning. At sun
rise this morning it registered 60 while
tonight at O'Clock it registered go.
Surgeon FACET predicts great decrease
in cases after six days more have passed,
but fears the death-rol may pile up heaV
lily on account of the number of cases now
under treatment and insufficiency of
proper food and clothing to prepare them
for the cold.
ONE NEW CASE AT JEsUP.
Jesup, Ca, Oct. 15.-One new case. Mrs
W Sarvis, and one discharged, the South
well child, is the fever record here to-day.
DR.. George w. Drawdy is out of dan
ger, but unfortunately his mind is still
very much clouded anu it is impossible to
say what the termina tion will be.
7 i Knott of Atlanta arrival here
this morning. BY the courtesy of Sur
geOn Lincoln, he visited in company with
him all the white patients now under
treatment for yellow fever. He is visit
ing Jesup and Brunswick for the purpose
OF obtaining further facts and symptoms of
the fever, and also with the intention,
II allowed, of testing his turpentine and
ozone treatment. He is well-known from
his pamphlet written on that subject and
which will prove interesting reading,
whether his theories be true or false, to
all those taking any interest in the sub
Ject Unfortunately there were no
patients fitted for his test. all being now
more or less improving so he will proceed
to Brunswick tomorrow, hoping to find
better material there.
The weather so is much cooler that some
en-. .husiasts lare predicting a frost to-
night Although there have been large
HuiAocI OI pdFJleS applying
for aid, yet the city through
James Steele, has provided work and
rations for all applying, without calling
upon the outside world for assistance and
1t is probable that no such appeals will
be necessary. Everything is running as
smoothly as possible under the circum-
stances, and very large majority of the
Gtllens are enthusiastic in sounding the
praises of the N ayor.
Dr. Lincoln believes that the spread of
the disease is checked, and looks for very
lew, II any, more new cases.
HARRISON MAKES A DENIAL.
=. The following is furnished the MORNING
NEWS for publication:
InotlCe in the MORNING NEWS this morn
ing mat your correspondent reported me as
5Iel arrested and placed under oond for vlo-
la.ins the quarantine restrictions which is
uot so. viii give you full statement Of the
HH.df. went to the coal chute where the
a.asl tennessee, Virgin and Georgia pas
se-4er train stops to mail some important
Ie.ioad mail. Because 1 did not have per-
tc tc'v rom the mayor the mayor wanted
nave me arrested, which
ooected to because three or four other went
w.Ae coal chute at the same time without per-
'N' ana the mayor would not have them ar
f,'9o. as not put under ond. Or. Lincoln
Il :o.I en-, made proposition that II ! would
Gft 10 Inc coal chute any more he would
sb'u.'5 The charge. 100 much partlaltty Is
tsIg"u mere in regard to ulrantine restrlc-
tb' N"me can get permits to 20 where
To ugdae and others cant get them. NV
aIlo1 requires that ! should have permit
Tlg' OF my important mail to the auditors.
Will write Surgeon Murray for permit
rg- j. d. HARRISON,
-''"e' Agent E. T., V. and c. and 5, f and W.
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