New-York tribune., 1892-09-06

see Dr. Jenkins and have talk with him: lie saia
emphatically that there no conflict OF any Kind
Of the quarantine regulations as employed by Dr'
jenkins
secretary Foster was met on the Quarantine pier
by party Of physicians who had visited the cholera
ships and the Islands under the guidance OF ,s Dr
Of Albany, Of the New York state Board OF Health
hlot Danforth the state TreaS1rsr Dr. NJ McC%ren
Of Kentucky DR.. Baker, Of Michigan; Dr .,,c MatSon
Of New-Iiampshre; DR.. Lindsey, Of Connecucntt ny
nd nT 81 5rqse & OF o. e nenaona Board
Of Health. Otler doctors there were Doctors Ham
cn and BRYANT and among 0ner aHora wfpr Secr
targ of the Continental steamship Conference. anu
Captain iadenhausen por, captain Ol ene ont Iama
and swinbHrne Islands and made minute examina
tons Of the cultures from the cholera Discharges ID
a rnnort on The result OF their examination. They
expect to visit Boston. Portland Philadelphia Bal
tlmore, and perhaps also ports further south:. ,.o
Dr. Hamilton exsurscon General said th"t there there
doubt that tne disease was true 'ho'sra no Sre
Asiatcn lie went to the pest Islands merely 10 @ Scc
the cases. and will report later as to his opinions
Io ssd that on on the TRIP yfeqaS 'sf %p"yed by Dr.
Jenkins and s a-.ocae lie SAID rtsaTd SsUie IN the n
alton Il, at all caiamtous. bnt that te giet u"E'
at Quanlntinc would be-. in his opinion the ihrowlns
overheard infected matter from the & sliPS. , III iie
water di NJ Mi ctoicra germs In this he dl1ngrees @
with smc OF the Quarantine dGet'r': VINO nave Dec"
i. concerning the u. Lawrence Vuh ~
Dr. Iirycc said that what was tcegrdphrd from Vu'V.
was tho exact expression Of the commissioner hr' IL
must not be- supposed that the country was TO rrnhih
exposed 10 the danger OF the importation OF ch0"rt
bv that rontr The Federal Government llad as haVo
o. her authorities for years refused TO listen 10 uc
rrCtas1s Of provincial boards Of health regarding the
mIur,nnr hut now, too late IL was fllly aroused 10
he public danger To- supply some Of the reported
defefrts in parf the Government had obtained In
Tnr,nto "A modern steam dlslnfector. constructed by
the city and It wns on the way when the commission
in Quebec "
But more important still had been the order Of the
Government requiring all mall steamer to cease hnd-
lryg passengers Rim0uski on the Gulf ana To BRING
them all 10 the Grosc Isle quarantine for Inspection
Every vcsSc! from Infected ports would be detained
eight days thOugl there were no cases on board
and At lels twenty dnys II cholera cases nave
occurred ,.
\ proposition has been madc b. DR.. jenkins ana
may be- ncccpt'd by him, to lay telephone wire
20 the ship NOrmanna. at the expenS" OF tnc pro
poser both end, Of the wire is 10 be controlled by
DR.. jenkins. ,o. ,.
UcaIth Officer jenkins being asked to define what
ne considered the infcr ted European ports. replied
IIayrc and Hamburg consider Infected ports. ana
they are the On, that have been ofclallv
Informed were infected. Antwerp, have been m
formed. Is not infected. Bremen and the others DO
uot think are Infected
When a. kcd what he thought Of steamship com
pantcq advct,sing to receive Immigrants with the
understanding that they would have TO undergo a
twenty day quarantine the doctor said was an ull
rage and would only make more work for the Health
officer He reiterated his statement that the state
and Federal authorities would work In harinone