The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-23
4 BIG DROP IN NEW CASES,
Ooy One White and II Negroes Put
on the List.


ment Surgeons Very Severe on Or.
Jaynes.
prqpsviclS, Ca, Oct, s9.-New cases
vsre otlieially reported to-day as follows;
whue-Frank Fuuda,
1orored--Jcane NcRea, Annie Dorsey,
snsan Dorsey, Louis Scipio, Virginia
,atrhel. relapse, Blank Alexander, ].
Raifara, j. Nj. Carter, Amanda Keith,
cao~sia Green, Ada Creaeh, Elma Camp
Aia,3. relapse, susie Williams and Pinlio
wilson.
The following were discharged;
Wh5te-E. II Mason,
rolored- Carrie johnson, Susan Hay
wood. Dora Moulding and Rose Martin,
The dead arc;
William c. Weed, j, II. Beck
uaa.
Cs,ored-INtton Nightingale, Pinkie
Wilson. Lula Merton was uuodicially re-
ported today as dead.
an The physicians were not present at
the meeting to-day, but those absent only
had a few cases.
The weather is fair and it is growing
UoOlar every hour
rnv SENSATION OF TIRE nay.
The seuSationof this epidemic win come
tomorrow. when the papers reach here
containing the fun and correct statement,
given below, of the clash between Sur
ren Murray. in command, and Or. J. W.
Jasn5s of the oxydonor victory cure,
j p Bockmau, reported dead to-day,
WAS under the oxydouor treatment This
afternoon surgeon Murray. accompanied
lv ~areoou Booth, DR. J. p. Wall, Of
Tampa. Fla, President Of the Health
Board Hugh Burford, aud Acting
Surgeon Robert +. L. Burford,
visited Beckmaa's house for the purpose
OF holding an autopsy. Following them
came The MORNING News correspondent
su4 > h. Thompson. Arriving near the
house, guards stopped the correspondent
hgt SURGEON Murray called him ia. On
thy back porch Mr.. BecSman Jay In his
odau his body undergoing the laSt
stage of a post g morem eXamina-
zion. Turning 10 the MORNING
NEWS correspondent, surgeon Muir
rgr said. This case is not yellow fever
AS reported. but is clear case Of malaria
Proper medicine might have saved him
See my hands, did a yellow fever post
m0rtem ever disclose so much blood
AZ This SURGEON Murray turned and dis
played his arm covered with blood. The
other physicians then repeated SurCoon
Murray statement that il was not yellow
fever
TH0BorGH INVESTIGATION
The graveaess Of the charge brought
forth thorough investigation, The
physicians present indorsed positively
these words Of Surgeon Murray. My
reason for The statement Is based on these
grounds. be plain English. The hody pre-
Scntea uo distinctive signs OF yoilowfsh-
ness there is - ooz.ug Of bloody froih
fHaU the usse. the eyes are white and
pasr.y colored; the liver is of a walnut
color outside and when cut blood o&U0cs
as every cut. The liver tissue is frm, the
sn,ogn very large, the color dark
r.4. and blood eyu1es ca tearing and is
Na'faecous The kidneys are enlarged
ans bloody The bladder was fan OF
aH pcr colorc5 urine. The bowels were
tHea with gas. The internal surface
va~ coated over with yellowlsh matter Ia
color Ilkc "a thin mustard pouluce. The
stomach contains milk. cur3 and yellow
lss Gu5d The Car1laC end of the
stomach is congesDed. In no place ia the
stomach aud suteStires were there
ce ceatmotic spots Ne sign Of blooa or
ears fluid was found in the stomach or
iatastues The intestincs in different
spots were coueostcd. The scrotum
"4s normal The autopsy was held
fr The purpose 81 rcfneshlug ourselves
Oh posi- movtem signs. We were thunder
s.raek when we discovered II was not
ST. rs fever. as we came expecting it to
ae 50 The post mor,em, internal and oN-
illa4- show no signs of yellow fever.
ua. gAYSEs BIvs RACK.