Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-03

pagr,atiOnS as IS FracI1ceo IN
tine United States.
...x September 2.-President Har-
--.,s circular relative to the quarantln-
-f vss,s.s Carrying immigrants, finds
-,f approval and even admiration
There IS some feeling Of envy also
~, ,-s American law enables the Govern
--+1-ase such prompt and thorough
-. re stop the importation OF cnolera.
.'ffr-uul imperfect measures OF the
--.;s. local government board directing
!. ,sa- tbo boards edict calls "hlthy,"
--rsa. .es0me persons coming from foreign
--.o sLal. not pass uncnalenged, are
STONED 0y high legal authority GS eN-
ling the powers OF the Board. Iee
-v srr existing giving the board tAe
riav Of right 20 prevent the Iau0lng OF
..-. either en- route 70 another country
-l.r..r, ENGLAND as their permanent des-
.--..,- f, the act OF 1886 for the regiStra-
.----f aliens. After such registration the
..rs- nj the Board 20 interfere with aliens
.i.les The government in COOping up
-.-..--4rts aJ Graveseud and elsewhere
-.',.-- illegally, and they will be obliged
.,g.s Parliament 20 pass a retrospective
81 'svsI.zug what they have done. The
-.s Board officials and the Board Of
T--7a officials desire % 30 further.
--.s feared that one result Of President
-1..r.s1r's measure will be 70 stop the
.------ of emi grafton TO America and make
rerr-f the permanent location Of many
'.-ff.s who had intended 70 seek new
-.s across the water. The prolonged
---ar'fre declared by the United States
-.t regarded as unyWise hostile to Eng
r-f out with q view 20 cOuuteract It's un-
bed tendency 20 throw crowd OF IN
fs.-af immigrants into Great Britain, the
rslls of both Boards urge that the gov
s---ert make immediate assent 20 q prOhi-
Ion of the landing OF immigrants from
-ae.sd ports. In the absence OF an act
towering such measures IL Is held that
III prvv Council could issue an edlct
Nr Gladstone, and Mr. Fowler, Secre-
sv0s State for War, have to-day been
ruunicating with Sir Charles Russell.
.s Attorney General, and Mr.. Rig0y, the
Solicitor General, 70 obtain their advice
VITA regard 20 means 10 meet the dlncul-
The Associated Press representative,
wt5 has Interviewed the agents of leading
steamship companies, finds the consensus
0.7rr.on 20 be that tho Presidents cIrcu-
..r S leetlessly severe.
T- meantime the cholera in Great
B- % seems TO have been fairly mastered.
A rs chief physician of the local govern
rs-t board told the Associated Press rep
--tative to-day that the outlook was en-
'-a'r satisfactory he said that although
s.sg, thirty cases of cholera at all the
10, Of Great Britain had been dealt with
ing the last ten days there was no IN
sa1cs o. the disease spreading beyond the
.e-s5l Trst attacked.
Absolute confidence prevails among the
pie that the perfect sanitary condition
England Will secure the country against
d rlvaEes of bacilI bred In foreign hltn.
Tie physicians Of this city viii discuss
,6u-op0sal Of the establishment of an in
tlal0ual cholera commission % report on
origin of the plague, its line of march
through the different countries where 10
5ls made it's appearance and the various
nodes Of treatment employed in the cases
q. persons stricken with the disease.
QUARANTINE, y. y, September .
....l a. m.-The steamer Island, OF
I-azy.lla line, has been passed by the
..5r and viii be allowed 70 20 up this
afternoon. She had no sickness on
u.l and the emigran,s, 551 in mum
ben axe all SCanjinayiaus and very
ca1.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September .
Communication FROM Health Officer
.s-l was read 40 q meeting of the
ri Of health yesterday. The letter
stated that the ship Minnesota, from
-..l1l, 40 pier IS, has on board 119
--, ot rags from Belgium and about
bales Of WOO. from Dundee, Scot
---. a certificate stating that the
i.,. were FUN gated before being placed
BOARD was presented by the captain.
.-a board decided 90 allow the rags to
-' landed and 10 keep the wool in
storage.
4-s Mayor to-day sent a message to
-.-l.'. urging the appropriation of
asked by the Board of Health
% aEl, cholera.
O.y Councils this afternoon passed 3
--oa pc,iriouing the President OF
.-.,el States 10 issue "a proclama-
..- 'oro.l-lu- immigration during the
-1Lltct ct the cholera epidemic.
" was learned at a meeting Of the
-.A.l oi Health yesterday that one of
4 passengers Of the steamship British
'--esS' from Liverpool, which has
yen wing 40 the quarantine station be-
'' '-- tlly since Tuesday, had by some
.--' S"pped through aud entered the
Complaint was made By Lazaretto
-'..,sf' physician TO the board, as fol-
p.... .'..'s.4.ac,jon and fumigation Of the
,....>~ Princess has been done by the
~. -taLs 40 cur hands. No sickness
l''oS 0y tomorrow the ship should
,l.''ed 90 enter port, especially
~. Oh It's passengers is already in
~. Wv oy sanction of the board. The
r. lae passengers are entitled 10
T------.e treatment, if well, according
'-i 'lea Of what is right"
-,,aLIN, September 2.-Statistics OF
imperial Board Of Health for yes
r, show that there were NJ Hamburg
n AZ" Ne" eases Of cholera ard ll6 deaths.
vs.' ,''.lla 20 new cases and five deaths
'@s reported.
psISooN' September 2.-AnhOugh
No .--1ee'a --o'e'a Is reported to be abating,
ys,, -l'aoer Of victims to-day is again
l',.. l's lsaVy. The interments since last
og,,- 11uoer 3l3. The imperial health
erCs reports that the first case of
! ,s,, "a appeared in Hamburg on the
a,s, =" august The patients were al
D.r,..e .eGcIusively those who are en-
the' \. a0out the docks or workers on