New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
CHOLEKA'S BALEFUL SHADOW
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a coat OF whtewash. Disinicctants Will also oe u'e
at all the dumps
DETAINED AT QUARANTINE.
EVERYTHING WHICH COMES From FOhbi"N
SHORES THOROUGHLY FUMlGATED.

EVERYTHING WHICH COMES FI'oh fOi'"'-
SHORES THOROUGHLY FUMlGATED'
Another import ant step taken yesterday III
the efforts being made 20 prevent te nhpo' wv"
Of cholera into the United states. The French s""i'
ship line from lIavrc announced The d'ccn'ihuaNo0
OF the service 70 Havre AID Will OILY run pe'"een
this port and Cherbourg. Between Cherbourg anu
Havrc there is direct communication. ether os
rail or boat the agents of the French Line say sho
there can hardly be possibility Of the germs iur his
In IIavrc 10 get on board one Of Their SHIPS Inns
action OF the French Line cuts on llavre, winch Is
now admitted N BE an infected port. from all airec'
communication with NewYOrk. In doing TINS "p
French Line has followed The example Of the hsn'
burg American Line In discdntinuing It's service 10
Hamburg
The ships which arrived nj Quarantine yesterday
and claimed the especial attention OF the feaih
officer were the Friesland. Circassla lucatan ai's
Veendam. The Friesland got in Oh MONDAY "S"'
and when DR.. jenkins boarded her Yesterday morning
her captain maintained that lie had dropped anchor
before shutdown and therefore exempt rom
the condition II from three to five days quarah'u'o
which went into effect al tina, time. As Antwerp
officials still deny the presence Of cholera In tna'
city, aud the slip mad clean bill OF hra'u H0ih
the American Consul at Antwerp. the ship receVed
the benefit Of the doubt. and after An examination
and fumgatiOn such few ships have ever fan
the cabin passengers allowed to come mp To
come up today and her storage passengers Will be
landed she has $40 immigrants board and ''22
cabin passengers.
The Anchor Line steamer Circassia from Gas-
cow, with $50 Storage and 242 cabin pas
sengers on board, and the Netherlands
American steamship Veendam. from Rotterdam
with 765 steerage and 1913 cabin passengers
came under the ban Of the regulations. EAcn
and every cabin passenger on board was Obliged 10
make an affidavit setting forth where he she had
been In the ten DAYS before embarking THESE am
davits showing that none Of the cabin passengers
on the two ships had been in any cholera Infected
district within ton days before sailing the passengers
were brought up tn the city In the evening Each
one Of them meantime subjected b rigid physi-
cal examination. The Storage passengers from these
ship~ will be landed al Hoffman Island this morn
Ing. They Will be stripped and their clothing VIII
be dsInfcced. While this Is going on they viii b"
treated to process which will be comparatively now
to them they will receive a thorough salt waller Datn
Every bit Of immigrant baggage Will be subjected TO
dsinfccng process OF steam at go degrees followed
by a douche Of sulphur.
The mails each OF the steamers was subjc'ten
Yesterday To a strong dose OF chlorodne gas before
they were allowed to be taken ashore. While the
Storage passengers from the Grcassia and Vecndam
are ashore on Hoffman Island this morning. the ships
will be disnfected in every nook and Granny. Then
the storage passengers will be put board 'he
steamer again and kept there until the days Of quar-
antne over
The Ward Line steamer Yucatan detained at
Quarantine on account Of The cholera but because
Of the re equation which requires that every steamer
coming from Havana at this Of the year shall
be at least tive day. ont from that port The Yuoatan
was released last night Her officers say that the
report OF an outbreak Of cholera I'm Havana Is all
10 them there there when
she left the port
AZ the office of the Anchor Line yesterday II was
said that all possible precautions being taken
In Glasgow 10 prevent the cholera being brought
here The agents had objection 81 the detention
Of the Grcassla the health authorities Of the port
found necessary. At the office OF the Netherlands
American Line IL said that, although the cholera
had made ite appearance in Rotterdam, Storage
passengers were taken board until they had been
thoroughly examined. and their baggage subjected IN
thorough fmigaiion with sup-rheatcd steam.
Among the steamers which arrived Yesterday was
the White steamer Naronio The Nafonic carries
no passengers being one OF the White star Lines big
freight steamers. Nevertheless, she vas submitted 70
rigid examination.
Quarantine Commissioners Allen and Muller who
a tour OF Inspection TO hoffman and Swim
burne Islands yesterday. came back In the afternoon,
and reported that the two ISLANDS were In good
condition and ready for any emergency
The Hamburg American Line steamer Morav,a,
Captain Wlncklcr from Hamburg August Is passed
a anchored on Quarantine at 10 30. Captain Wincker
reports that all board are well, and nat there
has been sickness the steamer since leaving
Hamburg. Quarantine officials will board the
steamer early this morning and make thorough In
spectiOn.