Evening journal., 1892-09-16
THREE MORE SUSPECTS
More Choleraic Symptoms in
New York.
AN EXODUS FROM FIRE ISLAND

The Bohemia's Arrival Creates Conster-
nation, But the Presence of Cholera is
Disclaimod-Canada shuts out the
States.
[By Telegraph to the Evening Journal
NEW YORK, Sept. 16-Another sus-
pected case of cholera is announced in
the city. The bulletin reads as follows:
"The only suspected case Of cholera in
this city since last bulletin is Edward
Hoppe of 1925 Madison avenue, who
died yesterday. 1t is under inves-
tigation."
A Case on BIaclSwell's Island.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-It is reported
that a case of cholera has occurred among
the convicts on Blackwells Island
Another Probable Case.
DIR. Labouchere the physician of the
Five Points mission, this morning re-
ported to the board of health a suspicious
case of probable cholera in Sullivan
street The board has sent an inspector
to investigate.
Mary Conerty May Recover.
DIR Bryant who is attending Mary Con-
erty who was taken to the reception hos
pital yesterday, suffering from cholera,
reports this morning that there is a good
chance Of the woman's recovery.
Surely Cholera.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16-The death of
Charlotte Beck, which occurred on the
18th instant. was today officially declared
to he due to Asiatic cholera.
by Telegraph to the Evening JournaLl
QUARANTINE Sept. 16.-It was 3
o'clock this morning when the report re-
garding the Bohemia, published in a
morning paper, came over the wire to
quarantine, creating CONSERVATION in
the ranks of the few newspaper men on
watch. Dr. Jenkins went to bed at
o'clock and his operator slept with his
ear to the telegraph instrument
Before retiring the midnight census
had been received from Swinburne
island and DR.. Byron went TO bed, having
heard nothing from the Hamburg ship.
Private tugs were on watch in the
vicinity of the hook and news was eX-
pected. even if not through official chan
nels. Dr. Vought at Fire Island, re
ported to his chief here just before mid
night that nothing had been seen of the
ship at that point as late as 10 o'clock.
Sandy Hook was positive that the
Bohemia had not passed him up to that
hour.
DR.. Jenkins says that it is possible tha'
she might have been spoken while in the
main channel He inclined to the be
lief that the steamer was spoken out
side.
The Bohemia Inspected.
DR.. Byron has visited the Bohemia
He reports that there were eleven death
at sea on the steamer. and that fou
cases were removed to Swinburne islam
this morning He reports that thos
who died on board the. vessel died O
gastrointestinal trouble.
The names of those who were remove
Swinburne island are Max Feingold, t
aged 8 years; Chage Bass % years; lie
Pandfeldt, 26 years and one small chill
OF the steerage. The Bohemia has 56
steerage, ten cabin and seventy-seve
crew, all passed and found well. TIL
ships condition as to cleanliness is frs
class The following is the death list q
the Bohemia
Sarah Dsler, aged %, September
Peshe Disler 3 years, September
Riwke Wessi, % years, September
Jenkel Fawdonich l year, September
Mariane Radowisk, ? years, September
Scauce Friedman, 81 years, September
Schiendel Bass, 1 year, September
Mosiche Weisbord, years, September L
Selig Lipsohn, one year, September II
Taube Mandelsohn,3 3 years, September L
Leib Mandelsohn, years, September 1
When Dr. Jenkins came from h
private Office with the telegraphic repo
of DR.. Byrons visit to the Bohemia
said; Il am mighty glad this is the la
of the ships we expect serious troub
from.
Release at Last.
FIRE ISLAND, Sept, 16, s a. MT
quarantned Normannia passengers wi
the exception of 100 who have gone
way of Babylon and thence by train
New York under military escort, we
this morning placed on board {
Cepheus by the transport Ripple.
are well and the vessel sailed for Ne
York at $40.
The cooks and saloon help of the NJ
MAMMA who went to the Surf Hotel,
turned on the Cepheus and will be traI
fsrred to their ship in the lower bay
be landed at the upper boarding stati
and transferred when the vessel CON
MP to discharge hel cargo, which 1t is
pected will be today
Camp Lows Opening Postponed.
CAMP Low, SANDY Hook, Sept 16
The opening of Camp Low for the rec
S. ton Of passengers now quarantined
Hoffman Island has been pc
poned until tomorrow. DR.. Han
ton SAYS tnat he was forced
postpone the opening Of the camp
cause the New Jersey authorities
fused to allow the New Jersey Cent
railroad 60 run freight trains to
camp as they had promised to do.
A Quaker City Scare.
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