The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
BAD NEWS FROM NEET YORK.
\ New Case OF Cholera in IL Crowded Board
ing EouSe-The Victim Taken to
n Floating Hospital.

NEW IoEK, September l9.-Louis
Weinnagen, a coachman, 35 years of
age, was removed tonight by the health
authorities from his boarding house, 4
and Extra Place, to the floating hos
pital at the foot of East 10Th street. He
IS believed to be suffering from an at
tack Of Asiatic cholera, and the physi-
clans IN attendance expressed the opin-
ion that Winehagen would not live
through the night. ~,
The coachman has been for some
time in the employ of VIM. Schelnler,
a bowery hardware dealer. who resid"1
at No. = East SD street. He spent the
summer with the Schemler family at
Bayside, Loug Island, and returned 10
the city week or SO ago. Then he
took up his residence at the boarding
house, Nos. 4 and 6 Extra Place, kept
by Mrs. Gauther, who he's over two
hundred other boardels.
Weinhagen was attacked with diar-
rhea and vomiting yesterday evening
and later in the day the board of health
was informed OF his condition, and the
experts summoned were of the opinion
that the man had Asiatic cholera, and
ordered his removal to the floating hos
pitai. The big boarding house ives
fumigated and put under quarantine.
oUrBKEAK OF CHOLERA AT CAMP LOW.
CAMP Low, SANDY Hook, n. j.,
Sept 20.-!2.15 a. MT is officially
announced at this Late hour that Ash
attic cholera has broken out here.
francisco Moreno, Normannia pas
senger, who wss landed here on Suh-
day morning, died o the disease at 10
.. ln., in the tent where he had been
Isolated. The body will be cremated at
Swimburne Island.
A widow, name unknown at present,
who was accompanied by her small
children, was taken i'll with every
symptom of the disease shortly after II
o'clock, and DR.. Pauch, cholera eX pert,
| Immediately had the family removed
from the room in the pavilion to an isc
lated mt. The mans death is said to
have been largely due to excesses in
! which he INDUCED on Monda.y night
Great excitement prevails among the
officials of the camp, and fears are en-
tertained of stampede of p 3ple here
from fear when the fact is mac e public
The dead man and infected family were
passengers 10y the Normannia and
have been in quarantine for eighteen
days past.
THE WORK OF DEATH IN HAMBURG
HAMBURG, September 13.-Tbere
were reported in this city yesterday
169 new cases and =. deaths compai eG
with the returns of Saturday. Returns
of removals - hospitals are also de
creasing. So much less demand fol
hospital accommodation that many OF
the vehicles used to transport hospital
patients were dispen, I'd with to-day.
! Total returns up to Saturday give
the number Of persons attacked by
cholera as 1868, and the deaths *
6,764
| SPORADIC CASES IN HOLLAND.
ROTTERDAM, September 19.--Three
new cases of cholera and two deaths
were reported in the city to-day. Nu'
merous cas"s of cholerine and some
deaths from the malady are reported
from other towns in Holland.
| RUSSIAN CHOLERA RET URNs.
ST. PETERSBURG, september 49,
There were only II new cases of cholers
reported in the city yesterday, de-
crease of % compar"d with the figure:
of Saturday. There were 32 deaths, al
increase of II over those that occurred
Saturday. Sixty-tive patients were
discharged from hospitals as cured.
! i; THE CHOLERA IN GALIcIA.
CRAcow, POLAND, September 49,
Several fresh cases of cholera were r.
ported here to-day and twenty cases
were reported at other places in Cali
cia, mostly at Wielieska. The disease
was introduced by two Jews who came
to Podgorz from Hamburg.
PROGRESS OF THE PLAGUE IN PARIS
PARIS, September l9.-There were
reported in this city and its suburb:
to-day % new cholera cases and /;
deaths, including 16 new cases and !
deaths 10 st. Ouen. The railway COM
panies have cancelled all arrangements
far provincial excursions to Paris in
connection with the pational fetes OIL
the 22nd inst.