The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
.A0UlRAyTIyE THAT TELLS.
a Rigid Inspection Of All People Com
ms TO Savannah.


NJ, A11,,,-,5 N IZDtsr the City Who
- . nj
cannot give o." -aI1DNii' "a
selves-Eive Who Had Come IN
From Br1lnswick While the Quar-
.+... 800 r,es es-.,.e one Tho NaiIs
Ffom lhe In1ec0eo district ~
Stopped Until DislnIecteo'
The quarantine against Brunswick is
brf,,r enforced I'm tle striRtcst manner
>---.l... .,5...,.l o.. .,,.,,,, int
iD'7' 'lN' -''"'"' 80 '-i.' ~' ~
tne Guy VINO cannon MAKE q aaIlaIa'yoIN
showing of his Wnerea bouts for ten days
lrcviogs. The p4ssau rers ON the Sayau-
mai, Tvg.,i3, anil Weston, railway trains
- ~. ..:-i.4 -.
arm avg -''@''"' "'i" i's. i''-'''
put through most searching eHailli'a-
ton Only one person was not allowed
To come into the city. and ne was
s7b5,o,,,,, .,, r,,.,,s,,,,-il1a twain aat NIGHT
-. - - a.. -;,,,,.i.,,
Nl' JluI lI,' ~ t'. g ,,o't q.
an ne was Eol put Oh 3y '9O''1 no ~ DuO
vas Sent on lAIyu--.. ooHl. vi gnf pH2
ssllss "tlC Nl'lo az O' -. a. -,
1891 .i'' ne .et " i'',i IL,
ISlS Jug Sne lN9l'.CyU 9a " .i,eii
aoQ V's loI 1le plC tloNs wv ot9 .. noon
al p"rlle9 eolli'-N ~ pa 'l.-,'ii ii1 Nv
80 M 81, ioo1tt1
WEI Z" ''. 20 a., 81
1T W ''5, III ne I ',I
~ cue iI0"i. ~ "'l'eo ~ 80 m
In - ha II. 70 r1lla a eatisfactor(-
Decentralization of their nrevioIs where
aboTts
HrRA1rRo,p, MUST LOOK OUT.
49,, 80. ..l .-.....1,.- 4,,,.
TO vi M w. ~, -, o,
1900 az 10 ~. ~ 49, 80 49,;
ti, y,l ne % '' ~, Io 81
,.i,l,,2 NAV. ,,- 5inC in rd,,bo
are moi admigsibIS 10 The city under the
Cua,,9ntire rao.Ilatious Tha city win an-
dort 1o Ir.,,onsibiiifv for such nersons
and thew viii be thrown back on the rail-
roads i'm every case
Five persons who had come into the
civ from BruusVic1, during the interval
in which the quarantine was relaxed
,,era sant nut yosrpIdav NV the health
"a ~ -. u ,,it,t,i
Oiul' ne an - -
people. "A man ana VINE anu al young
lady were IN the party. they were lur-
. iShed passes TO Blackshear by the city.
While they felt that it was a hardship
,lpgl, Thorn IN he SAINT ont eupro q ,,iIv thav
t,,,145 ~. - IN, ,5,,li.3
1LIeIl pveu no IeSiSu,.,lco luey reaIlneu
so si,J 80 ,t;roI,t ~ aortIoso 70 tb"so
1,bo c"n'a ,Ipdnr its han ~ are soJ-
,,,.,i ~, E,.i,,,s,,.i,i.i,rs ~ No Etc.,
49,, ,.3,, IN ~, t5Si,, HT,,,},. 80
win be sent out as fast as they are dis
covered. Detective Bossell is looking out
for them.
DR.. Drummer received no reports yestor-
Gav from Brunswick The reDorf of the
N0uNIve News received last night
shows that the reporrs from 1lnauthor-
lied sources of the existence of several
new cases in Brunswick were unbranded
There was only one new case Yesterday
which makes two cases INV
HANDLING OF rnE MAILS.
IN. r2,.,n,o,. ,,eooi,,,7 d, t,1.,,r.,r, s,l.,,,
,,i ID I'M IiiI q rom
st,, +, W l,i ; III
foI, ir,';,n- homt ~, M, d;s;,, 10y
NIL t W IN Isl, &c u
- I,-I',.irI ~ IMP % u9ten-
" a" ne itC anu 0V'i9r matters
M Id a., f av - 'i' I'm
WasI3n9iton So ,o9 NV II r,,,,r
Healrh O6ieer. Have ordered inspeptors 81
Jesup and Waycross. Have ordered railroad
companies at Brunswick to sell no tickets for
8oinls south OF Atlanta. Have requested
HoSI master General TO cause disintection of
1IGti2 II oil I'l VI WIN, w III open camp as