New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
At THE VARIOUS STEAMSHIP OFFICES.
THE AMOUNT OF FOOD SENT on THE sroNiN'-


ToN-A LITTER FROM DR.. sTIFGLlTz'
A. ,ho Office Of the Hamburg American Company
Yesterday! Mr. Boas said 81 have seen Complains
In the papers about the amount oi io'u Wv OWN
% tba ctonington Here Is list Of things put on
.ooua ord he exhibited the following list OF food
sturs enopab to feed small army. which ne SAID
had been sent aboard that SNIP , m .s
Ton barrels -four, 900 pounds pnnpefhch'e' 'o p o
somon 600 bottles setzer. 30s3 pounds oeci' io''
,.,unds roast beef 30 fresh tongues 80 si'hcu N"t
cr o,ed hams 90 pounds sausases. ID pouhds parey'
20 u,as buckw1eat keg red wine. kcg white "lhe'
"a nods oatmeal l15 glasses OF Jelly, loo pouhls green
meas 100 pounds white peas 100 POUNDS iariha 20
o,atoes 22o pounds spring chickens 227 pounds oros
hchs PAS pounds turkey, 252 dozen eggs loo pounus
,, oodesh ao mounds bass Lima beans. cases
s,,naeh 90 tins mushrooms, cases Eagle MIX tuo'
uer 18 tins cheese 800 loaves white bread ocV po""
Unions 70 cases oranges 225 POUNDS bacoh' W eaes
hamnapne dozen sherry, dozen port cases brandy
gin, GO pounds rice anu "a' o'''' '"'' "
liquids. c..., IT,.
Richard Demng OF the Stonngton steamship COM
many said I'm regard to the seaworthiness Of inc
StonfnQtm. "She not intended for nhytnihg
except Hoating home for the passengers OF the NOR
nonnia Az such she was In every way adequate.
Her plley WAS small It's true. for on Sound steamers
only one meal Is cooked for the passengers re-
nr,ahIe firm was engaged to put the range In eood
ruAcr do not s,ppose that she wonld be as COM
Portable as the Normannia.'
when the Rura came In hero with cholera hDoaru
Mr. Roas asked his family physician, Dr. J ii. hsch'
IN send q physician down to help the DOCTOR OF the
shin. young physician DIR. Leopold Suegitz. Il
friend OF Dr. Aschs. volunteered 10 20 do"'. les
to-day he sent a letter 10 Dr hSoh' VI "i'''" W."
following IS an extract: .
u,Soa reached the Rugia found that excellent
recoutlon had been taken to prevent the spehhg OF
the disease. The Of cholera were isoaUu' "u '
.us,Icou, cases Of sickness treated as cholera The
lrt lean. though was
- d,r, in the steerage The passengers were az hrs'
cory anxious to get up to the city, but We many
ouieted their impotence. The passengers T'i ho",
,hink he relieved in ten or twelve days. AS Ut.
Bourchard the ship surgeon reported az once any ease u
sickness that occurred and Isolated all suspicious prson
=. ,cs mnossible for any communication between inc
we'll and stricken passengers 70 eNst - ,
nv. ,s,sons who were carried into hospital were
., tho dir.iest set OF human beings ever saw sep
a,nhe, WAS the worst day had on board Every bed
a. shin hosptal was filled and had another case broken
on, there would been nc place 10 put the Ne' VI
..nembcr the boat came To transfer the passengers
swinburne Island. That was three Gays a.r .' .A'av
~ ~ cholera on load the I,uga was known TO the Heat
oaore How we got through those three days ooh'
s,ow It's wonder that we didn't lose % Fef ce'i' o
h cages during the transfer Until the Storage pis'en
gers are all taken away 10 mo- ''''"A ''e A's ~
| be properly disinfecV"'
| A. 10 40 O'Clock Mr. BOas received dispatch ask
that boats be at sent to take the cabin passc
s from the WieIand. Two boats were ut once sent
down and the passengers taken Off and brought up 70
| The ctv The weland has been offered to Dr. Jenk
,ns as ship on which TO place the cabin passengers
., the Normannia or OF other ships OF the Hamburg
Line. A.,
| At the Office of the North German LLOYD Line t"'
following Telegram received from Bremen
| "Tbe Berlin Rechsanzelgcr to-day publishes a de
roe Of Chancellor Won Caprvi declaring Bremen TO b
free from Infection and in no way suspicious port.