The Dickinson press., 1892-09-24
ONLY ONE DEATH.
Cholera Is Supposed to Have
Caused the Death of a New
York Chinaman.
No Fatal Cases of the Disease at
Any of the Quarantine
Stations.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-Up from Sandy
Hook, fifteen miles away, comes this MORN
ing report that the woman who was yes
terday thought to have developed cholera
symptoms is improved in her condition.
No deaths are reported since the close of
these dispatches last night, down the har-
Dor. A Chinanan suspected of having
cholera died in this city to-day. The
steamers Norge and Amur left quarantine
this morning for the city, while these
ships come i'll from sea to keep up the fleet
in the lower bay: Steamers Richmond
Hill, London; Norwegian, Glasgow; Tauric,
Liverpool; Hermann, Bremen. These
steamers have been released to-day: Rich
mond Hill, Furnessia. La Bretagnc, Nor
wegia and Ems. There is growing friction
between DIR. Hamilton, in charge ut Camp
Low, and Health Officer Jenkins. The
former teels that Jenkins has sent him in
fected passengers contrary to agreement,
and Jenkins friends feel that Hamilton is
seeking selt-advantase by what they deem
cholera scare at Sandy Hook, scare set
up to be put down for personal credit.
Some think clash of state and federal
authorities is imminent. DR.. Byron an
nounces four suspected cases of cholera on
Swlnburne island.
At CAMP LOW
the excitement caused by the death of
Francisco Moreno from cholera yesterday
is subsidiny.
Mrs. Gutel Domiz. the woman who was
suspected OF having become infected with
the disease is now reported by DIR. Rauch,
the consulting cholera expert. to be rapid
t,,sr k, CO.:
complete recovery. The officials have dis.
pelled all doubt by announcing that her
case is undoubtedly u genuine attack Of
developed among Ii iour children 30 far.
and the entire family are isolated in tents
near the sentry lines in the most remote
part of the camp.
The dead now at the camp are: Francisco
Moreno, died yesterday. a passenger by the
Rugia; cause, Asiatic cholera. Louise
Scheidt, aged thirty. eight. married; cause
ment on Hoffman island.
The sick in the hospital are: Mrs. Schless-
niger. aged twenty-seven, passenger from
the Normannia, i'll from the effects of pre-
mature confinement. Henry Albert. aged
one and onc-hali years, diurrhDa; recover
ing. Marie Albert, aged three, diarrhga;
recovering. An unknown infant from the
Suspected: Mrs. Gutel Domiz, aged
thirty-two, cholera; a passenger from the
Rugia.
FIRED UPON BOAT
concert ut the hotel at Fire Island to-
night was rudcy interrupted by the sound
OF musketry. 1t was found that the guard
had fired upon boat which had too
persistcntly tried to lan1 passengers. The
identity OF the would be boardcrs is as yet
unknown. The ships at quarantine off
Hoffman and swinburne Islands are the
Bohemia and Scandia below with the
patrol ship Carlton, the Stonington and
The New Hampshire. The twenty-eight
ecandia passengers were transferred
to- ny t, the New Hampshire. All their
ell cts were steamed yesterday and given
tk to them to-day. alter being hung up
for The night The ten cabin passengers
aboard the Bohemia were also transferred
to the New Hampshire. DR.. Wulzcn cx-
amined the steerage passengers Of the Bo-
hemin, and transferred them to Hoffman
| island. There is :n epidemic OF measles
aboard the last named ship. There have
been twenty cases. DIR. Byron teleeraphs
DIR. Jeukins. under date oil Swinburne
island. 1:l2 y. ~, that his visit shows that
the ships are o. X. Following is the census
OF Sept. 20 up TO II noon: Admitted sick,
3; admitted suspect, 1; transferred to COLI
valescent ward, !. Total patients under
treatment, II. Suspects and convaiescents,
q. The patients are doing iairIy we'll ex-
ccpt child, which will probably die.