The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04
MORE CHOLERA CASES
~ THE NEW YORK QUARANTINE.
rne Normannia and HuEia Arrive Bring
irg the Dreaded seo"rGe-DsA'h' ~
sea-Rigid Precautions Tnksn'

sNa-Rigid Precautions Tnksn'
Now York, Sept 3. Sunrise at the mar
-.s vas chilly. with slow rising log'
l..rdons rs fo numbers of the hee1 IN
atino grounds had changed greatly
....a last night by the addition OF three
,o..lv looked for arrivals from Ham
v,z the Rucia. StubDenhuk and
,,. .,nress steamer Normannla. As the
-.-.l result the air WAS filed with re-
.......sf cholera cases on one OF other OF
d., vessels. but an stories were specnla'
,., US none of the ships had been IN
.t.i. Determined that none OF the
.....rtc3 slips should get 90 close range,
r. l.rtir, went afoat at midnight ana
~..lt ,lc thrce ships named were
....-.l to u. lower bay 10 await ms
.-.t.r Measure The Lahn ana Naina
.... released and went up TO the ci'y
. .,.-r.... le.r probation having eA-
n,r.t Ia addition 60 the CITY oil holne
..3 tr. Imlr.a. the freight sAips ln- -moni-
@.. .,a Federation are iAe only ,vss0iI ,s:.'l
ST. t. upper station. ana '"eF ""r'Ve. va, 80.
r5. ordinary inspection ana N'N' W -
day.
,.Nnr1oN 0Y IHE rAs,aNoAAS'
,t-.... ...r.,l short tbe condition Oh ire
.f fhc Infected YessrlH AZ
" II Ur Jenkins after ms much
+.|al r..t uus seen hy tue IepVI ee.S
... said t0r publication. Neh'''i' ~
.I.r f. nF reports thcIr were n'no
..... .f cholera ou lhe NuSi"' uei
... ..r ,oulaic-cents ana Iour ueaNns
a.. fI. NUmnuia there were hVe uealhs
..I fI.ra arc DOW four coh' alesceuIS
r. .a Nnravn there Is one addluohai
.i.l.rire. 10 is an eight-year-0ld
r. Tr couralesceut cases are very
... Further deaths expected to-day.
al -I-.. ..lus will bee held Indefinitely.
aHI.. -..k and dead embarked al Ham
q.. Eaeia has been isolated rs much
TO-. ....Ic. and everything VIII be dohe
, ...r,nf She spread OF the disease.
.f.r .f the Storage passengers were
t...r fo have come from infected dis
t..- All the patients have been $50
Ir. and such patients as are abe 10
moved viii be taken TO the hoSpltal
soon as possible. Meantime dislh-
f.ris have been literally used.
al 1916 to-day, after q thorough IN
1. the steamship Europe was al
.... ta proceed % her wharf.
N..n asked as TO the disposition of the
r...neers of the infected ships, Dr.
lr.ius said the sick would be trans
t-..d TO Swiuebuu Island ut the earll-
lr possible moment. Only tie latter,
u ch are regarded rs seriously ILL., VIII
i removed. Disposition OF the rest ni
u cabin and steerage passengers WILL
ta determined later
THE NoRMANNIA.
The Normanuia win not leave her an
t0rage i'm the lower bay Tor at least
tree davs. and perhaps not for week
.. the health officers have become 0larn-
80 over the fresh outbreak on the Mora
H\anl fear that such "A thing may oc-
..r on that vessel Those or the quar-
autined ships viii not be allowed 10 com
inunicate with she shore but friends OF
tae passengers may send them letters II
tlov are addressed in care oil the healtl
.lcer at quarantine.
THE sTEEBAGE IsoLATED,
The first and secOnd-class passengers OF
tIe Normannia, who as is customary OF
lI vessels. are privileged To travel al
over the vessel during the voyage. were
r.t allowed TO do 80 during this tril
..ltcr the outbreak on the Ship. The Iu
migrant passengers We're isolated IN The
forward part OF the vessel Immediately
sttor The outbreak, and 40 one not be
longing in that compartment was per
uittel 10 enter it. 4 certain number OF
slins stewards were delegated 10 care fOI
the immigrarts. and they, too. were pre-
vented from all access TO other parts ol
thc vessel The saloon passengers were
kept iu the stern sections OF the boat
wnl viii be kept there till they are nj
lowed &C. come 10 this city. The SalooI
scngcrS will not be- detained until ih'
Sill, 4, cleared They and their baggage, 10
r.ttrr with the staterOOms and saloons
Ncg occupied during the voyage, will be
thoroughly tumiglte1 to-day and agair
tomorrow, and it is quite possible thai
f.. passengers will be- allowed up on the
t.o.ial tender provided by the company
l.n dlv or So. The immigrants, though
WI t- held ON board until the steamer
come, up to her pier m HObOkcn. Mean
Wllr they will be thoroughly cleanseC
Nf fln steamer fumigated and disln
l0et The health officers say there Is
II.s danger Of the disease spreading &
t.r saloon of the steamer if the orders OF
DR. Jenkins are closely followed.
THE EXPRESS STEAMER.
Ihr Normarnia and Rugia vii not bt
le.l before a week has elasped, though
te express steamer may be allowed ~
@ rre days have gone by. Her De
t..I. nCrc than tha, of any other YES
H this company in quarantine, is an-
l. the Hamburg Line. Her deten'
lH r any length Of time is a serious
the company, and II held Tor the
Dr. Jenkins prescrlbes, the com
officers say that the entire profits
"trip win be eaten up. The Ham
ts . viii be obliged 10 send fresh fooC
l Hfor daily 20 the four steamers now
antine until their passengers are
The full number of passengers
..nl from Hamburg Oh the Nornannis
Old lot san. there being twenty-eigh
pa .s cancelled in the saloon an,
..eu in the immigrant class.
rorrrn COLLINS OK BOARD.
Among the passengers on the Norman
e Editor T.. /. Godkin, OF th'
'aaag Post Rev. Richard Harlan
'''l0r of Justice Harlan, OF the Initc'
H.a,a Supreme Court, and Miss LCts La sl'
COLLINS. Of "BoCm-dcay" fame. Tb'
1t-e of the butter was marNrd OIL m
Passenger lst but Manager Frohman
representative was here This morning
ani rs sure that she must be on board
as The fact of her departure was cable
at noon with Professor William Wells
bacienoist Of Johns Hopkins Cniyer
SLY, auh Professor Riggs of the New
Ior- Board OF Health. OF the death
on tAe Nounaunia. that Of Schulz: th
hrt cabin passenger. was from diabete
Win diaThoca The second cabin vic
Nm. LAn.nrd n.na oiXnn rs chOlerlnt