Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-15
NO occAsLoN EoR ExclrEMsNr.
Every Possible Preoaution Being Taken
Against Spread Of the Disease.


lHytslofr1ph 20 tho Dispatch.
NV l.rG. September 14.--President
N'-l said this evening there was no oc-
-.l i.r excitement in the city. The
--at. department has taken every posi-
..r..-.fe to prevent the spread OF tine
l'a.t.I. S.ultaIy superintendent Edison
..l there was no danger of cholera be-
-rr r,ldtmIc There would be spOra-
....7 Doe sand. for at least sixty DAYS
--.. -.I weather sets in. which wOuld
-4.et-e effect of stamping out the dis
.-.
rLACING THE INFECTION.
Iil health officials have sent TO Ellis
l.f. t.r 'lc passenger lists since August
I'D. --3 la-- augrrs will be traced as far
-..t NT. Edison says the Infection
r-. caused cholera to break out here
gust I4Hr come through some quarantine.
. 4. alyr been caused by some infected
"---s. ~ clothing, OF some passenger
'-. .il. ashore may have communicated
-.ru-. A circular printed IN English,
u-la-. Hebrew, and Italian Will be scat
'i-- through tine city tomorrow giving
.-s'- directions to citizens touching pre-
.--.."a, g. take against cholera, and what
..- .l cases Of cholera.
srJIsE AT QrARANTNE.
Agg.Huue intense surprise was ex-
To-. Tie news by the officials, and
i-ae,au- eXpt5sei himself as confident
-'' q 'HI not passed quarantine. He
- g.. baggage had been thoroughly dis
.-i'.'r-. l.t only since the cholera had
-"t .pIlemIC IN European ports. but
'"i >,"r rlc typhus-teyer; IN fact. ever
'.., BE- ill bcen health officer of the
- DO. said. however, that the best au-
" ''., l iAe world state that stringent
b.. r.e,e quarantine could only claim
event I'D per cent. of the possibility
.. introduction of cholera into a
ite other 80 Per cent of possibility
ief- invading seaport were open
'..r i-an-, over which quarantine
--- Be- ylu.ro..
CHARLES MAyoY's CASE.
Ar 500 t.at with reference 10 the cases
lu New York the only one he
thing about was that OF Charles
81. b.. aI1 ar Tar as he had learned Nc
.Ai l't been anywhere In contact
".- -. .l.ra and that II had been over a
-.. tc had come 10 the country.
iO rresou why cholera should not
tl4tF stamped out IN New York.
90. sr..lu-, A. reply 10 a question, said
~. .' -'I not think the Board of Health
-e-n- tai made any mistake in their
'Is iur they would not make any
ti' an'. alter making u archaeological
''.-tHl.
tnoiic-Sohool Precautions.
N.' l'Aa, september 1.-THE Board OF
h-.-i, % rs meeting to-day. resolved
'..- '0iri request the several boards
d--' and through the trustees direct
.'-- pals, JaultOrs, and all others con-
'' are that every part of every
O. thoroughly cleaned and KEEP,
e'al, 4.I That every suspicious case oi
i..'' promptly reported TO the Board
Possibly Another Case.
s't" ltu. September l4.-Alax Vitkaft
-.- .A tt.evue Hospital to-day after an
D' 100 days from what the physl.
.-' 4pp',ed 20 Oe aggravated cholera
'.l'. since the cholera was announced
r'' it .. feared the disease may have
'- True cholera. An examination will
-t,' lie rooned IN q cheap lodging.
-'--' ou The BOwery.
Normaunians Free To-Day.
,iiLf l,LAND. L. l., September 14.-Dr.
,IA'is has telecraphed here that he will
,,,"a".y fe-ease the Normannia's passen-
''-inorfow. The customs officers will
.' A'ir 20 examine and disinfect their
,tAs', and tie passengers will then %
D4nylou by boat, and thence 10 their
r'..Aailon by rail The Thirteeath Regi.
t-.. -, WIZ remain at Babylon 10 preven,
9 l1ltfieTenee with the landing Of the
t.ItlFefs az that place. Some passengers
NJ. tgai tgai 'he reported cases Of cholera In
wv" iofA city may delay them further.
ut'""-Ceneral wyman Not Alarmed
"a '",A'ssAiNoroS, d. c.. September i4.-Sur
s,ii-SSene'ai NJ Wyman. OF the Marine Hos.
M, no. 9efmee, said tonight that be wa,
bsS ~ sll surprised 20 bear that eholers
en-, "aae IFS appearance IN New York
ovS, no does not feel alarmed
ses,,s however, as the cases wer,
''0a With prompt isolation d