Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09
New Cases Of Cholera breaking Ont
Every Day on the Detained
Steamers.
pEPEw AND TWO LADIES TAKEN
ASHORE.
by Telegraph to tho NEws.t
CHOLERA REPORTS.
The situation ip new York Consider
ed Grave.


The situation IN new York Consider
ed Grave.
NEW YoRI, Sept. Tho cholera
ei,untlon ut q uarantinc Is grave. Not
only aTe new cases breaking out every
day among the rteerago passengers ON
the Inflated "Normania" aud
"Rugia," tho former Of whom are ON
Hoffman Island, but II f. now settled
among the crew OF the "NOrmnnia"
who arc oh board. The cabin passen-
gere who have been free from any sign
OF tho disease are still kept like rats in
trap, enclosed within the sides Of the
steamer. aud cholera y raging along.
side OF them. "rhere IN no ship to put
them on or any place whore caniland
them,n Gays the health officer, while
tho agent whose place IL to zee the
passengers cared for, say nothing. DIR.
/ jenkins has mnde strenuous Oxcrtiona
TO obtain a place 70 put tho well
passengers, but up TO the present has
| boon unsuccessful. Today he thought
he bad everything arranged but IA
gentleman showed correspondent OF
Tie Associated Pres u telegram
from Austin Cofbin stating that
the War Department had refused
Sandy Hook Tor the cabin paasen-
gers aud this blocked their plan 10
erect barracks there. DR.. jenkins said
lac had asked Governor Fowler to
annex Fire Island, which was private
property, and let him put cabin
passengers ashore nj once, and he
thought II might be possible TO do 10
and have the apprnisoment Of It's value
made later. The Governor has advised
him TO rent OF purchase n vessel 10 put
the cabin passengers In II necessary
and ho thought thlngs would be
Strengthened out.
AZ regards the situation at Lower
Quarantine things ar. no better than
on the previous day, IN fact they
are very much worse In regard TO
mortality, eleven ffvsh cases and four
deaths being the days record On the
"NOfmania" six new cases were found,
ana on the "Rugla" three new cascs,
all members OF the crew aud the steer
age. They were removed to Swim.
burn Island.
Tho "Moravla" was found for the
fourth time to be- absolutely free from
cases, ana the docton are now cont
dent that the cholera has been success
fully stamped out on board that ship.
At Aogman's Island Oh, OF the "NoE-
I
veloped cholera, aud he was removed
ON u tug TO Swinlurnu leland. There
Il was found that four deaths had
occurred since last night.
THE NEW CASES
on the "Normania" are Franz Al.
brecht, Adolph Meier, Gottlieb Dami.
shon, Gustav NOumafl, ID. Daudile,
Carl Crunch, all among the crew. On
the "RugiaD the new cases are Gustav
Nellschopper, Johann Hojratskia, Fe-
lonia Kunenfchin. Eight persons who
were exposed to patients Of tho same
ftmilleB were removed to Swinhurne
Island ana iiolated for observation.
Carl Blunnig, Storage passenger,
was removed to Swinburhe Island. He
was one Of the NOrmnnia's" pass
engers. Elfrlda Yeultz, Henry Ffankel
and Jacob Kessler have diel at swim
hurne Island. Christian Hansen, a
nurse, IL better. DR.. jenkins stated
thnt Sandy Hook would be used foi
placing emigrants on. He thought the
old unused sheds OF the Central Rail-
road Of New jersey would be- used
which could accommodate Ave hun.
bred and the same number OF tents
could he used. DR.. jenkins said he
expected the "Stonington" down TO-
morrow evening or early on the day
after when the cabin passengers would
be removed 10 her. The "New Hamp.
shire" A. soon ~ she In ready Will b,
used for cabin passengers OF the
"Rugin," and steernge passengers viii
be removed TO Hoffman Island. Che.
lera on board the "Moravia" has beer
10 Nil appearances stamped out. Tn,
l nj
ROgne" have left for New York.
oHAuScEY N. DErEw,
and the wife and daughter Of Secretary
Foster were taken of the Getty OF New
York on tho cutter "Grant,"
The steamer "I,lben left Quarantin,
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. TheBelglaI
steamer "Waeslnnd," Captain Grant
from Antwerp, which has been In tn,
quarantine fleet In the upper bay, wai
released this evening by order OF tn,
health authorities and proceeded to tn,
dock.
1t is reported at the Maritime Elk
change that cholera has appeared Ia
Mexico. A cablegrnm nom Neri
Cruz was received stating that foui
officers and two sailors OF the British
steamship "May" at that port wef,
sick about the vessel.
Sanitary Superintendent DR.. Cyrul
Edison received the following cable
gram from Hamburg from DIR. SeiboIi
who Ia studying cholera there: "rh'
| Hamburg methods Of handling cholen
are defective. The situation In exagger
ated. The disease II on the decrease
The quarantine commissioners tool
down today a hundred suits OF jeans /,
be used by men immigrants during thu
fumigstiou. Also hundred Mothe
Hubbard wrappers to be used by tn,
women. Difficulty Ia experienced II
obtaining necessary Telegraph operat
, oTs. Two have now been obtained an.
the third, ohio IL necessary TO complet,
the corps, IL expected to volunteer 10
service. This done, complete return
from the Island will come in at Ehor
I intervals for the information OF tn
I public. A large store OF gasoline 70
, lighting the island, brandy, claret
y alcohol and other necvssaries wer
taken down this morning to Quaran
tine by the commissioner.
THE STEAMSHIP COMPANY MUCH \,
, BLAME.
, The following letter, written on ia
+. "Normania" September It'll, twas 70
ceived In the city today at the Office O