Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-02
THE ISOLATED MoRAvlA.
New Vork's Health Oflcers Keep the
Disease at Quarantine.

New Tork's Health Ofilcers Keen the
Disease at Quarantine.
NEw 4oR1, Sept. 2-Cholora has not
yet succeeded In passing the gates Of quar-
antino. II has not even sought for admis-
sion since the plague infested steamship
Moravia arrived to report the twenty-five
deaths which had occurred aboard her since
she sailed from Hamburg and the two con-
yalescents among her 25S surviving passen-
gers. The last reports received from the
Moravia, anchored on Hoffman island.
stated that no new cases had developed
among the passengers and that the conva.
lescents were doing we'll
The local and state authorities and even
the national government have an taken
hand IN the life and death game OF keeping
the cholera out
With regulations which are ironhound
aud precautions which seem to cover every
avenue Of danger, backed up by an official
circular from the treasury department
against further emigration from infected
ports, there seems TO be no warrant for a
'cholera scare
On the announcement Of the presidents
order the Inman line, the leading American
transatlantic steamship company, immedi-
ately cabled to an it's European agents di-
recting them to suspend all Immigrant
business. The other principal steamship
companies, all Of whose head Offices are in
Europe, are expected TO issue similar orders.
As about $1,000 European immigrants are
brought hither month the order viii have
immediate and far reaching effect The
igents estimate that the loss to tho steam
hip companies viii not be less than &. 0OO-
100 a month. All win cheerfully obey the
Presidents order
A Suspected Case in New York.
A suspected case Of cholera has been dis
covered in the heart Of the tenement house
district on the east side. Last night DR..
Beck was summoned to the tenement Q5
orchard street. In room on the fourth
ioor Of the building be found o man lying
N a sofa suffering great agony. The man
aid that be felt pains in his bones, that hi.
tomach ached him and that he vomited
RELY. Dr. Beck Immediately became sus
picious when he saw tho case and asked the
nan, who was a foreigner, his name and
low long he had been in the country Tn,
nan replied that his name was JOSEPH
1trainiz, that he was thirty-ive years oil
md had arrived in this country on SUNDAY
asst by the steamship Russia by way O
Hamburg. He said that he was born il
tAAl"NA|AII T
The doctor after affording the patieu
ione temporary relief reported the case &
he police, saying that the symptoms anl
he fact that the man only came 20 thi
country recently by way of Hamburg le
linn 70 believe that the man was suilerin
rom cholera. The police promptly not
led the board Of health and an inspecto
VAS sent 10 the house.
The house IS Orchard street IS a fiv
tory tenement occupied by about invent
lmlies. There are over ic0 people livin
in the place. They became greatly alarm'
when they heard that Etuainiz, who w
living with his sister, was believed TO
suffering from cholera, and many of the
preferred 10 walk the streets rather thi
80 10 bed
At the bureau OF contagious diseases
was said that the suspected case had be
reported there and that an inspector b
gone 20 investigate Those IN charge