The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-05

geon Branham at st. Simon's is TO remain.
lie is very eficient, and in my opinion an i'm
mune."
DR.. Lincoln will do medical work at Jesup.
| Will send for Dr.. Wall for practice here. We
nave surrounded Jesup by guards and have
1umlgated the house where Warren died. The
people are very poor too poor in clothing to
go TO the camp in numbers They viii soon
need assistance. l will return tomorrow
with nurses to care for the two fatally i'll
women, as there are but five immunes in the
place. will carry the first load to camp to-
morrow, If special train can be provided.
St. Slmon.s people cannot pass the back
river guard en- route to Darien.
L have been very busy for the past week and
was out all last night and to-day In the rain.
DR.. Robert Burford was taken down to-day.
The loss Of his active labor will cripple US for
few days.
Surgeon DeSaussure says Waresboro has
only one case of sickness in town and that is
plain case of malarial fever. There is not a
refugee, and at Waycross the town is clear.
Crowley was i'll p days from malarial
fever. All of his family are agents and were
exposed, but none are sick.
Since then Surgeon FACET reports from
Fancy Bluff one case of malarial fever only,
but four new cases at Jekyl.
DR. Wyman has complied with Surgeon
TerreIIs suggestion by requesting the super
intendent Of the railroad mail service to have
all mail leaving JeSup dlSinfe ted
NO NEW CASES AT JEsUP.
Jesup Ga, Oct 4.-Dr. Lincoln arrived
company with Drs. Tuten and Little he
visited the sick and reports four well de-
veloped cases of yellow fever as follows;
Mrs. Rowland, Miss Gray and George
Ogden and wife. Miss Gray is reported
as critically i'll.
He reports the negro Jim Taylor as
having malaria fever only.
AS to the Warren child he and Surgeon
Murray differ. Surgeon Murray thinks
fbn nil I L.
thinks it will not.
Upon the arrival of Surgeon Murray
this evening he placed DIR. Lincoln in full
charge of affairs. This action has been
favorably received by all. DIR. Lincoln
has made many friends since his arrival,
in fact the parties who so severely con-
demned Surgeon Murray yesterday for
declaring yellow fever here feel fully sat
istied, since it has been so pronounced by
DR.. Lincoln.
A special train will leave tomorrow at
O'Clock p m. for Camp Detention, and
Surgeon Murray states that he will not
have the train go if only two or three
parties wish to leave. He advises those
who desire to go to be on hand promptly
at that hour.
THE TOWN SHUT OFF.
Jesup is practically shut off from the
world We have had heretofore one train
on the East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia arriving at 3 O'Clock p. m, and
Mayor Steele, who was in charge during
Surgeon Murray's absence to-day in
Brunswick, ordered that it should not
enter the town. This being the only
train reaching US, of course we could not
get anything on any other. The
patients are suffering for want of
ice and other things, and it being on that
train the action of Mayor Steele is Sc
verely criticised DR.. Lincoln assures
your correspondent that such state of
affairs shall not longer exist. The people
here need the neceSSaFies of life, and if
the railroad officials refuse to allow the
train to enter the city he will arrange for
car and engine TO meet the train at the
coal chute.
Surgeon Murray and DR.. Little will
leave for Gardi tomorrow morning to
make a full investigation of affairs, and
later will visit Belle Vista. There is
very little change in affairs here to-day.
1t is claimed that one of the local physi-
clans, in his haste to leave town after
yellow fever was pronounced, forgot his
socks, and had to purchase a pair at
Dale's Mill
At II o'clock tonight Miss Gray is re-
ported as resting easier.
wAYCRoss KICKS.
Waycross, Ga, Oct. 4.-The following
kilograms passed between Mayor Knight
and Surgeon Wymau to-day:
Waycross, Ga. Oct, 4.-Surgeon General
Wyman Washington, D. C.. Mrs. Bowers and
two children, refugees from Brunswick
passed here today with a three day detention
certificate If you permit any more refugees
to leave camp before the ten days are up
will not honor any more OF YOUR surgeon :
the camp it will inconvenience a great many
people, Please put an inspector on between
Waycross and Jesup.
A. M. KNIGHT, Mayor.
THE SURGEON GENERALS REPLY.
The following is the reply:
Washington, Oct. A. NJ. knight. Way
cross, Ca: have wired the detention camp
for an explanation. Ten days will be insisted
on. Trans are not allowed to stop at Jesup.
A Gordon is drawn around Jesup. Surgeon
Carter leaves for Waycross to-day. Pending
his arrival. name and place an inspector be-
tween Waycross and Jesup. Forward bill for
services. WYMAN,
Surgeon General.
Mayor Knight has placed Dr. A P.
English as government inspector between
and Jesup.
Surgeon Carter is expected to arrive
here Thursday or Friday.
Mayor knight wired Surgeon General
Wyman yesterday asking for the author
of the rumor that necessitated the send
ing of Surgeon DeSaussure to Waycross
This morning the following telegram was
received:
Washington, Oct. 3.-To A. NJ. knight.
Mayor Waycross. Ga. Inspection necessary
to remove unfounded suspicion Other clean
towns viii be inspected also Wyman, Sur
geon General
DIR. WALL SUMMONED.
Tampa, Fla, Oct 4.-Dr John P Wall,
the eminent physician and yellow fever
expert of this city, has been summoned
to Brunswick, Ga, by the United States
marine hospital service. DR.. Wallis thor
ough knowledge and vast experience with |
the malady eminently equips him to rem
der valuable service to the suffers of our |
afflicted sister state. He will remain until !
the disease is entirely stamped out. The |
of Brunswick will be in safe |
and competent hands while the doctor is |
there.
DEATH OF A REFUGEE.
Valdosta, Ca, Oct. 4.-Wall Ralston, |
who came as a refugee to this place at the /
first outbreak of fever in Brunswick, |
lied this morning with consumption. He
had been sinking with this disease for
several months, and his death was not
STOPPING FALSE RUMoRs.
A Strict Quarantine Maintained at
Waycross.