The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-20
nEIITF FoR BRUNsSI0K.
outlook FAVORABLE for suniciency of
Supplies.

NuWps'Ffs
SAVANNAH. GA. oct. 19-The follow
ing from Brunswick to the Morning News
was received yesterday;
2q2 persons were given rations at
the commissary and i3o orders for the
sick were filed Several vacant stores
i.,-. ta.,, utilized as rlOre-roOms for the
rapidIy arriving supplies. Nr. l. W.
buckingham Is superlrteudlng the COM
rnissarv work during me Illness Oh Mana
ger smith Ratons are sent 10 the 81.
Simon's Island c0mmlssary daily toF the
Brunswick people who are In need thele
and TOO poor 10 buy and unable TO get
work to earn money The supplies are
furnished in accordance with orders from
Mr.. w. b. simons. who has charge Of the
work there Mr.. Simons is a highly pro-
atiuent citizen and perfectly reliable. Man
ager j. w. Smith and Burton Winton, OF
the commissary forces are rapidly re-
covering from their illness. Martha Olsen,
the 81. Simons diphtneria patient, mas
recovered.
a brunswick and Western train ran
into the rear end of an East Tennessee
train al Four-Alle Crossing. breaking up
one car, but injuring no one.
Surgeon Murray received to-day SiJ'-o
from Editor Shine, Of Tallahassee, FIa,
for the sufferers. The Morning News
correspondent received an invoice Tor
one car load of provisions from citizens
If Madison, Ca, through Dr. John l.
stokes. The total cash receipts 60 date
f,r the relief fund are si7.3O0.27. Strict
and proper accounts are kept of all money
and provisions received and given out
bv lhe treasurer. Mr. j. E. Dart, ana
Manager Smith and at the proper time
n correct statement viii be made for
the benefit OF the public. The heavy
rush of caring for the people prevents
a statement being given now, but the
hooks are open 10 the public, and from
an inspection by the Morning News cor
RESPONDENT to-day. IL vas learned that
the money and supplies are being used
in a judicious manner q. the sufferers
me tire department today put out
fire I'm the Hazelhurst home, at the corner
of Newcastle and Lee streets, before
much damage was done.
communication from New York 10
dav saws that the Worlds relief fund tol
ms Sea Island and Brunswick sufferers
VIII be large. -,
postmaster McC. Brown is again I'll
and was compelled TO close the oihc'
to-day. He has arranged to have th'
malls distributed and dispatched
Sc,v Ca4es ofFever.
There were officially reported to-day
thirtv-one new cases and one death. The
new cases are: Whites-E. II. Mason
| Mrs. NJ A. Mason. Mrs. Mary Lagett
| william Kelsey, and r. l. Hudson.
Deaths-Amelia V. Payne (coloredl II
this city. and Mamie Myers and RoDer
| Phoenix (whites) on Jekyl Island.
| The weather is warmer to-day VIII
rain falling at intervals in drizzling show
ers. Unless the backbone Of the weather
| mat has prevailed for six days past sooi
changes the result Is expected 70 be bad
| All previous predictions have been noore'
by the elements, and the people ar
| watching the patients carefully NJ
worry about relief disturbs the mind now
for the outlook for a sulliciency Of sup
| plies coming in is favorable. The ski
| Of the physicians is keeping the death rat
| down. Under the distressing circumstan
| ces that have prevailed among the poor
| this is TO be noted, and it is expected ina
with the people all caring for the sic
who are now well nourished, many live
will be saved.
Precautions Of Hea IN Board.
Surgeon Murray and President Hugl
| Burford. OF the Health Board, returne'
to-day from Camp Detention, where thel
have been I'm consultation with Surgeon
Hutton and Surgeon General Wyman
| Surgeon Murray, on his return, spoke o
the anxiety Surgeon-General Wymal
felt for Brunswick's future safety and IN
work that win be done this winter Z
render the town free from lniectlon
Neighborng towns and states naFlh'
published expressions regarding the
suit Of receiving bedding and clotnlll
from Brunswick. for months TO come
| the menace Brunswick will be TO her owl
neople and other places. and the anxiety o
the Marine Hospital Service to rende
| Brunswick absolutely safe VIII c"u9
rigorous measures TO be TAKEN
The task win probably proceed In ull
manner: Commencing in the northern e,'
of the city as soon as the epidemic emu
street after street and house atter hous'
viii be taken In rotation. Walls oennln'
carpets and the entire premises VIII
disinfected with bi-chloride OF mercur
and a solution OF carbOlic acld. All eloti
ing will be we'll aired in reezihg a.
mosphere. Carpets will not De taken l,ol
the floor. but will be sprinkled as tne
Law. No damage will be done 10 pfopert!
b,,4 the process will be thorough.
neighboring precincts, wnere peopls na'
gone from Brunswick, will De Tedtsu "a.
like manner, and the goVern,iieh. - -
certain that yellow fever VIII no' CIV
out next summer
A Defunct Bank
STARKVILLE, MISS, Oct. LS.-li