davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1892-09-06
TALk WITH consul. NEW.
NoCOH plant from Stra ~ sh ip Coupsui-.
Asainst tie President. CIrcnIur.
fLY ASSOCIATED pRrss.l

IbH AhsOtIAIIr PRl s-l
LONDON, Sept. 6.-Thc representative OF the
Associated Press IN thi, city To-day inter-
viewed Nr. John c. New, the American Con.
sul-GcIeral here, relative In the action taken
uy tho steamship companies IL regard " the
steeiagc trafllc.
Mr. New said tAat since the contents IT
President IIaIrison's circular We're oUmiuuni.
Gated 10 the steamship companies he had re.
ceived ihtimations thur all Uf them were con.
curing In the regulations, and promising the
immediate ana entire cessation of the inmi.
grant trade. No complaints, he added, had
been maac regarding the circular, Which the
companies laCitly accepted as law.
When asked whether II was True that TIE
baggage OF the saloon Passenger, va, nD
fuinigated, Nr. New ;ald that III Hu ease Wa
InIuisation omitted when the saloon pasScL-
gers sailed from suspected port. iin further
said that he was kept advised b. the Amerl.
can COnsuls nj Bremen, Hamburg and other
ports regarding passengers IRON thelr re-
spective jurisdictions, and all other matters
relating to outward bound vessels. IL. de-.
clsred that he had found the Consuls alert.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
NAVY SHIPS NAV CALLED
Secretary Foster Pledges the Utmost Aid
Of the Governments.


Secretary OF the Treasury Charles Foster
made an o'.iCiaNiSit to the CuSton-lIouse thia
morning. He said he had Department affairs
To discuss wit h Collector Hendricks and would
not go down 10 quarantine to-day. surgeon.
General Hamilton would continue the invcstl-
CATION "f quarantine safeguards alone and
make report tu him. the secretary, In n day
nrtNu.
Meant Inc, secretary Foster said, the toy.
ernmcnt would give the stat. aul hOr!tipS all
the assistance they require TO prevent the IN
meht would work IN accord with the state
ana see to II TINT the state quarantine rc.ll.
latiots wore strictly iItorccd.
IL necessary, naval vessels would hc
ordered into the lower bay To hnrN up the
EFFORTS OF the state oflicialS.
Mr. Foster said he would remain in tile ci; V
until his family landed from the city Of New
YORK, which Is expected To arrive Tonight
The city OF New York i"it the other Side
before the Presidents twenty. day quarantine
order vas issued and viii H. cNcmp, from II :
provisions unless there are or have been Sc
NJ cholera or other infectious diseases %,
board.
II the vessel has Il clean health :ecOrd the
passengers VIII rc allowed to land. other.
wise Mrs. ana Miss Foster viii have to rrmail
prisoners fri an indefinite period
The evening world., 1892-09-06
STRINGENT PATROI ORDERS,
snpt. Brnrs'. Nrm keeping Bont.
SwnS tromi the Plague Fleet.

tsrrtvai tn TN INtSi>r wORIr.i
pt NhtNIINE. :. L., sept. 1.-TWO police.
boats, each cont aiming squad II officers, are
patroliinE the lower bay to-day to prevent
any incoming vessel or siuall"r craft that ply
in hc harbor from approaching nearer To the
three pest ships than the Quarantine line.
i'r. Jenkins has issued stringent orders that
the officers or persons ON any tu. crossing
quarantine line aud ati"mp ing to coInm,lni-
cate with the passengers aboard tn" detained
ships shall hr arrested ana punished as So
vcrrly A. the law VIII pcrmi.
The captains Of the ships, according To Dr.
Jenkins, have promised to resort to violent
methods. II necessary, to prevent any person
from either boarding or leaving their vessels
without the permission ot the health
officers
"Thr captains" SAID Dr Jenkins to an
EvESI>1 NoELD man this morning, "halr
advised me that they Will shoot any person
attempting to leave their vessels anu .,nl
satisfied that they meant what they said, aud
that there VIII be no escapes nom the pest
hips
Snpl liyrncsS force consist, Of fourteen
officers from the regular harbur police. ana
all are skilled OarsIncu. 'rwo tugs are at
their disposal and hey make their hcaduuar
tcrs on the hospital shin Carleton at Lower
quarantine.
The tug, are the Golden Rod and II. u.
RawSon, and are In command OF Scr.ts. Ivory
and lialpln respectively. Seven men from
tho steamboat squad are detailed ior duty on
each boat.
supt. ByrncS SAYS that II any vessel, ap.
prOach the ships detained M Quarantine
The evening world., 1892-09-06

commissioners from quarantine all intorma-
ton that Dr. jenkins might have. II was so
voted. ana this clerk VIII be paid 800 u
month.
SO much baggage has accumulated at HON.
man Island that II Is impossible for the in-
spectors there Ia handle II with cclcrlty. The
commissioners voted 10 employ cigh, addi.
tional men Al =? day aud board TO iacilitat"
mat'crS.
"Now,' said commissioner Nllcn, - there
seems Ia bc disposition to Keep all Incoming
steam hips from infected port, at luarau-
line Tot ten days after arrival, Instead uf nvc,
oven II The snip itself tears no injection. /
think that Is lil-tihablc, ana Dr. jenkins la,
practically agreed upon such course, aud
Ton days VIII nov mari, the period uf drtcn-
non at Quarantine. Public safety demands
4
The evening world., 1892-09-06
STATE HEALTH BOARD.
I ousid-riug M-n,urcs 10 Protect the
Canadian Frontier.

The state beard Of Health mel III executive
session at the Murray Hin Hotel this morI-
inG. There were present Dr. Thomas =
Dawes, Or syracuse; nr. i. W. Whit beck. OF
Rochester; Nr. j. p BRYANT, OF this city. and
Dr Louis Balch, O' Nhany, the secretary.
Th" Board intends to consider cO-oprra loh
with the Federal authorities in the defense
OF the canadian line, ana also what ad,l
They should soma nu' Ia the local health
nolrd> in ease chn.cra should obtain foot
huld IN The state.
1nc l!oard voted iu take necessary
measures 10 insure full aud accurate
information from all threatened points ;
10 issue >uitah!" Instructions for
ul>intoction and treatment oI all cases, and q
appoint medical inspectors sufficient u
watch rhe cntiIc northern frontier at the
state.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
prER a. ARA>TI>E.
M Smkurs. on An, Of the ships DE.
tanned There.
M,,cl.t. 40 IN ry,NlNo wN,LnN

rprclLL AZ I'M EVENING wo-Lo.l
QrAEANriSE, =. l., Sept. Il. Eesldes La
Boursognc, DarmStadt brilliant. Fulda ana
StuObrnhuL, which have been detained one
or more daNS the following steamships were
detained Al pper quarantine this muruing
The urhaba, which arrived from Havana
al | 30 \. NJ.
The Persian Monarch. from London Aug
-, with fty.tyr cabin ana twenty three
>terrag" Passenger, which arrived At "a.
The Allan i1ci ,orean. from glasgow, Aug.
"I. with l0+ cabin aAd ll3 Stecragc passeu-
ger. which got Ia Al ,.3I.
There Is no sickness un any q! the ships at
| pper quarantine. and n none OF this murn-
/ ings arrN Nals i from the Infected ports, they
NAV he allowed 10 g u lA,il docks during
| the day.
| During the morniLg also, the CITY ~ Bir-
! mlnghan from savannah Aug. -; tnetruirrr
Jason, from lruAillu, Aug. -. and tho
! freishtCr rawncr, frnm Liverpool Aug. l3
were passed WIKI clean bills vt health.
The bark Liberia also arried this morninl
from MuLroNla, Liberia, wlrh u hig rargu u
mouLrNS aud shakes from the bark Cont!
ncnt, and almost everything rur GacIlli IN,
cholera germs.
nr Tallmad.r allowed her To- go to hci
dock, ~ her sixteen Strcra g rus,vugrys wer,
perfectly healthy.
rAerr is little prospect ~ the immediate
release ot tho nnrmetad.. lulda or Stubbon-
huk from quarantine Possibly the urMaha
And lrilliaht may lie passed TO-DAY, nut the
Stubbrnhu!, and narmsl adt vii! bc held Iuti
al! possibility ot danger Is past.
Ia Eours osnc VIII I've detailed ~ all prooa
The evening world., 1892-09-06

away from the steeragc quarters, and their
food even Is cooked and prepared In difTer.
cnt part OF the vessel.
ave send fresh supplies to them from the
city every day. and everything is being done
for their comfort"
surprising other vessels bring over chol-
craf"
"Wcll. We viii not trouble Ourselves about
them TN theS get here. we have enough to
wolly rs al present without taking rossibili-
ties into consideration"
The evening world., 1892-09-06
WATER BRAND OF ~.
Grow ing So Scarce in Paris that 1t
May Be Soon q Luxury.

Grow ing SO Scarce in Paris that 1t
May Be Soon q Luxury.
The scarcity Of water in Paris is indi..
Gated cleverly by Parisian journalist,
who represents scene in q restaurant; {;
time. the year 1885.
A diner calls for II bottle of pure water.
says the Chicago Mtfr OceJD. The waiter.
aghast, goes to consult tho patron, as
Partisan proprietors like to be called.
There is only one bottle IL pure water in
the house. It's date is 1872. and the price
is fabulous.
The patron hesitatcs To- serve 1t to a
stranger. bnt the sight ii u large bnuh
hill in the customers hani is roassuring.
The puro water If 1872 in u wicker
covered bottle is brought out carefully
and set before the stranger. Other Gus.
TONERS look Oh with euvying eyes. and
one asks who the stranger Is. II be-
lievc.' responds the patron. that i; is
the Prince of Males.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
NiR.i> nANE >Or CHOLERA.
Ur. Jenkins Denies that Nliss M~rgHs Is
~ with the Plague.
SPECIAL 30 rHx ,vr>I~o wosLr

SPECIAL 40 IHs hvrNI"n WORLD
Qu@lNTINE, =. L., scp,. title report that
one ~ the nurses on >wlnbnrnc Island had
lcrn taken SICK with cholera is denied by the
quarantine o'lcials.
Mise, adelaide Mclras and Juliet llenshon
are the orly women nurses On the island.
Their home Is at 10 Avenue \.
Tho former was sick wnca She volunteered
her services, according TO Dr. Jenkins, and
became worse after beginning worS.
">he Is not aflictcd With cholera" he said,
"anl De not thinS She viii be. She WILL b.
detained there, and ~ one mt health officials
and those Oh the is.and viii lie allowed 10 see
her.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
CHOLERA ISM BREME>.


A. The Oficr ut the Nurth German Lloyd
steamship company message was received
from The home ONCE ~ ErcIncn this MORNING,
dated sept. =, ~ follows:
saturday two deaths, child and mother.
Perhaps cholera. II cholera. do doubt I'M.
ported from Hamburg. Meanwhile no fresh
cases Of cholera. I'ruf. Koch, since ,eStcr-
day In bremen. Appreciates very highly
very excellent sanitary condition of our
town. Expect no cholera coming from IRE
men, except single casr brought here Ivy
peopic coming from Hamburg. Tho good
condition NJ lIrcmcn being unchanged. we
see 10 danger OF cholera coming here
The evening world., 1892-09-06
STARIN GETS his TWO PIERS.
The Seven Reralcitrant AIdermen
Return to the Fold.

me seven Aldermen WHO de, .laredthLt they
would 10 longer rrcrNr Instructions ron
their d!,trl,l leaders ryturH"d to the tlli Io.
day, and Al thi, afternoon, mcc;iu. IL the
Hoard voted Tor and passed the resolution
winch empowers John H. Stariu tocNtcnd ia,
bulkhead and build a covered pier On The site
uf the present piers Is ana ~ North RIVER,
4 petition from The liru auway ami seventh
Avenue Railwa! company asking prrlulSs iol
10 connect their twenty third street track.
With those OF the Houston, West street auC
Paypnia Ferry halfway at rhriy.ufth anC
Th!rty--lNth streets by way ~ Lexington
avenue. and another from the latter cOmpan,
asking permission I" extend their double
I acks up IcAlnstuh avenue nom IOrty-scC
ond to Ninety eighth street, wtr" referred L
the Railway Commltt'e. aud III" committed
viii give public hearing sept -.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
REi.IEE CORPS ORGANIZED.
Ready for Work ~ Cholera Breaks Out
in This CITY.

The hrSt volunteer relief corps organized
for du'N IN case OF an oulbreak of cholera in
this city l. now ready for work, under the
supervision of the Board of Managers at 81,
MARKS Hospital.
II consists OF three physicians. twenty-five
male nurses, seven female nurses and onc
apothC"arN.
II Will do dui! IN the district below Four
trcnth stree, Oh the east eide and has been
placed at the disposal OF the Board OF Health
The relief corps "Ncr, /, cooperate with
the Board Of Health IN any manner which t.
muN direct,
The evening world., 1892-09-06
,mOLEWA NEWS rmnM BREMEN.
prof. korh says There. M Danger oi
nu Epidemic There.

iDY AssOCIATLp PHEss.l
WA~HlSGlON, sept. 1.-THE secretary or
state has rccci, ed a telegram from the nitcd
states consul at Bremen saving:
"Prof Koch states excellent sanitary con-
dltion H. Bremen and BremerharcE. Single
transmitted case, may occur. No danger Of
epidemic cholera
lie also received the following tclegi AM
from the same Consul:
1.-TWO dcaths-child and nothcr-suppoScd
cholera. Dr. Koch here to ascertain
copies ot these kilograms We're sent to the
Treasury Department and comprised the
only Intelligence received there this morn-
ing In regard to cholera.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
ANOTHER HAMBURG PEST SHIP
A Sporadic Case OF Cholera on
Shipboard al Detroit.
Chicago Health Officers on Watch
for Infected Immigrants.
my ASSOCIATED pErss I


N' sep.. 90 ,', -,
81, n-s au 80 ,a,i,,',., ar,Ia. ,,, go"
VI ,,,' "uu -, ,,e' ,''a,
,,., =, ,naS,,s, ~ ar.,,,,''., ,,.,,,
,', '.',m ,an
''i'. '....'.
80, VI, ,,'.' ''' 49,, ,,
,..',. .,,,.',,,' 49, ,',,a',,r n''na.r, ~,
. ."''a" "a.o' "'e s'o''
,,
r,.o S,oo,'.r ',,,,,",n ,rn'" iia,n,,"ra
49,. ,,,a,.r,,,o, n, |,,,,,.,, .o,oonr.,
..n-or nm ,hn v,.so, ,,,,n,r han, ,ou,n,, IN,
suror,nr ,,or, cno,o,, rha s,.an,ers carg,
-, nu,, n.s h,on d,.,rn,od rho ,,o,on,,,,
ovr,nr m. r,.so, h,vo doc,acd :, ,oni. ,,n
moro nos nos,ono.rs n, any cl,.s from, u,mhnrg
,,
r,,. y,''"",s ,s"orrosnnmn.n, a, s,,n,,
~. 1' ' O ''.'' o~'s
'noiera mas assuiheu the 'oFhi vi "h cpl
aemic a. "urree' "a''r i''n'ohu MS "'eu VI
tne oiseasc.
IN aAne. .n'aneh na"oa.s'
,..,. ~
Ao.ns .no .,'. s'o' W nav Wv,
~ .nN ."e "o.o''s' '"''0' ''"'(''' '''' P'"' Vi
~u.en' oa's
he" anu 'e'i 'o'c p'us'e "n.en I"i'
'Alon al. po'.i'S a'' lno"o"' '.s' ,ne in,-
.Se' Vi 'ue enuie'a a.e "''n' 'ap' ,eious'
sometinies stopping suuuehs "h're IL Il eN-
pecoea u spreau Ill u uehse "is'rl't' thch
UtcAAIus ouI WIN 'Huieuoc III pe""'ih
SUBURB IKE barhocck'
nc TeSi eNteh' o' the epiueihic VIII never
on known. Ihe s'atistie' are misleading.
one day the Official returns give thc deaths
Is less tnah nun Vi '''c a''uai huliloer.
iien'y OF cases are not trace" or are a.
fiouteo 10 o'ncr diseases. MY opinion Is
'hat II inc oilc'N returns were uouolea lheS
"ou'a not DE lar Wide OF thc actual numbers.
II Hamburg Is TO pront by the terrible lesson
she must complete the work OF the ilre of
1S4" and raze 10 the ground the pestilen'iul
OLD town and Improve sanitation and the
water supply"
Cholera Deaths In lianburx Number
S.1iO.
hAAsVHd' sept. o.-s'hce noon yesterday
o't new cases OF cho'era anu '!o@ de'th' nave
ueeh reported
-Accoiuihs W 'ns othc'9' hs"reN 'here nave
oeeh since the outbreak OF the disease III lh's
en! o,'oe cases anu @'"4o aea'hS'
I1'io TeAshce IL piaceu IN lheso Heures
,hoy nov. n.o, ,,,n,,,.a ,,,,n a., a.. On, A.,
,.,,, - 49,. 90, .. NV
-
MN. S.n, Tno ",',.r. ra,,,.'
Yesterday show another ,ump in tho number
of new cases reportcd. I'm SUNDAY onIv s,von
new cases were repor,ed. while Yesterdays
returns show an increase Of twenty coses
twenty.sevcn sufferers having been removed
The evening world., 1892-09-06
TRIED TO D0nGE QUARANTINE.
Futile Attempt Of mn EnHiisi, Captain in
l.und Pnssrnsers In virginia.
'sppCIAL 10 TmE r,rNrSG wnntr.l

iSpTChL no THr ENrSISG woRtp.I
NiBGI>lA BF\CH.N Va, sept. I'd. VI. DlCkcN,
superintendent II the NorfuiA, Albcmarle
and Atlantic Railroad, has reported Ia
the Treasury Department, at Washing
ION All alleged attempt by IN" cap.
tain ~ the British steamship Lord
bangor to smuggle passengers ashore In
u small boat sin miles south Of cape Henry.
lhi, was Ia avoid compliance wi.h uuarah-
tine regulations. CAPT. Payne. Of Iire-Say-
Ing station No. =. and his men prevent the
passengers iIom latdinE
The collector OF customs At Norfolk, Va.
Was notified ot This attempted action on III,
part ot the steamers uihcers and requested
10 act IN the matter.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
NEW YORK HIS COUNTRY.
A Chinaman Disclaims Allegiance
to the Celestial Emperor.

In a railroad car the other day rode =
Chlnamnn. Just in front of him sat .
gentleman, who was Enthusiastically an
English clergyman, saws the Boston
noticed his UNIQUE nclrhLor. rhev
quietly surveyed rnrh other for O few
moments. Then tho Englishman. evi-
dentIy installing him fora .Iapanese--ths
pigtai not being in rv'donle- remarked:
Any moro earthquakes in your coun-
try rcccutiy!'
- My countlee? oh. no. exclaimed
the Mongolian. No earthquake my
countlee countioe New York"
The evening world., 1892-09-06
kERE>s >OT on HO<xD.
The National Republican Com n,iiirr-
man DId Not Go on NOrmnmnIn.

iSIcI'L 10 mn ININiSG wOHLr.I
AHANTiNf, :. J.. sept, D.-Dr. jenkins
say : that the report tina, H. Z. k"rcns, the st.
LOUIS millionaire and Republican National
committeeman, Is on the NOrmaLnia !, ,ln-
true. He did not board or attempt to board
her. 50 fai as br Jenkins knows, and cons"-
nuehtly was not arrested or detained ca
board.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
ALO>G TnE COAST.
Iitc-Snvinx service Directed to Prevent
Foreign Vessels from Landing.
my AssDciA1pD rnpss.l

MAsiIiSGIO>. sept. u.-'irn"ral Superln-
irndcnt kimball, uf tn" l.ife->aNihg service,
iuS afternoon telcgraphcd all keepers uf he
service ui the nlt"d States to prevent the
success vt nli cIOr's to cvade the quarantine
regulations uf the country hN persons at
tc.nptlng to lard from foreign vessels on
beaches and places outside "f established
ports NJ entry
This VIII result IN IN" establishment u a
most effective Gordon along the entire coast
II the United states.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
Inde pendent Of, but in Accord with. Fed.
crnl .NuthUritirs.


Health Of,iccr Jenkins, after the conclusion
ot his interview with secretary Foster. sur
gcon General Hamilton and collector Hem
bricks, diet ated the following for publication:
There has been miscunccptiou In some
quarters As TO my position with regard to the
Presidents proclamation, ] wanted the law
settled, not only for the present, but Tor the
Tuture. But have no intention Uf passing
any vessel contrary to the Presidents procla-
nation. AS Il matter of courtesy to the Pres
idcnt, should consider THIS to Uc my duty.
II the supervising surgeon General OF the
United states Marine Service deeLls such
action necessary to protect the country
against this danger. and the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the President approve II. and
the President takes the responsibility OF the
order. as no has | should, to that extent.
consider myself relieved OF responsibility, no
matter what the law Is AS to the power
~ should not deem II part OF my duty to
Ovcrrule them, even II I had the power. Re-
sides. IL would do me no good to pass vessels
A Vessel cannot discharge her passengers,
even II havc passed her. until the time flNed
by the President Is up. In such case as
this | should prefer to err on the side Of
safety and shall exhaust all means AT my
command to protect the country against THIS
pcrl.'
The evening world., 1892-09-06
His Last Chance.

IITnT W1IT|W IV<
She lieltiug hiw down casyl-lm sure, Mr..
Hardieigh, that you can nnd plenty OF girls
right here who can make you much happier
than could.
He lmournfully)--Yes,b but you see, that Q
just the point. I've asked 'em ALL You are
my only chspce
The evening world., 1892-09-06

MOSrKfAI, sept. t.--AS nearly All the iuali> :
from The continent "t Europe FOR Canada,
reaching thi> country VIA New iorh, arrive At
Montreal, the lo>tmaS,cr-Gcncral has glvcn
mdcr- to fumigar" all New lorh matt or
arriving IN tihs city. The sam practice will
probably be carried Out At Toronto.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
Unknown Steamer Being Towed In

Especial 40 I'M kN,NIS" woRip.l
SANDY HOok, Sept. 6.--The steamship
Venezuela, from Venezuelan ports, was on
Long Branch AT $40 O'Clock this afternoon
towing another steamship. The name OF the
vessel In tow has not yet been ascertained.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
No Hamburg Articles on Board.
Inv AssnriIrsD pRrss

WAsHNGIoN, sept. i.-rhc Secretary o.
state this afternoon received the following
telegram from the nitcd states Consul at
Hamburg:
PACKET Company declare that neither
Columbia nor bismarck has luggage nor pro-
Visions from Hamburg on board, nor Will f,-
turc steamers have any. This CREDIBLE
The evening world., 1892-09-06
Danger in II Tr. mp ship Due.

Inc tramp steamship Joseph John. from
Hamburg, is due at this port She has been
Out from Hamburg sixteen days.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
I.a,inx a Gable to Swinburnr.

ESPECIAL TO rHE EVENING wonLD.i
QrARANTINE, sept. u. j.--NcstCrn I Mon Talc-
graph employees tc-day began the work of
laying a cable from this point to SwInburne
Island, In response to the reques, OF the
quarantine commissioners.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
Very Considerate.

IFFhW ITFV' NVt NVF,T
"ls Mr. McJessup az home:" inquired Il
mau OF the servant who answered the bell.
"Ah! SIR" replied the maid "ho is dead
ana WAS buried the day before yesterday"
"Dcad i hc--rr-wcli. then, won't dis-
turb him. some other day VIII DO Just a.
we'll.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
Health board l. Pow erie
EI.BE ~ QUARANTINE.
The Grrmnn hip and Another iron,
Naples Come In TO.DR>.

tn" steamship Elhe, ~ the North German
Lloyd line, with I6u passengers from Bremen.
Via sout uthampton, and thu Gachem'rc. from
Naples and MarscillcS, arrived at Quarantine
nj = O'clock.
10th have iuli quotas of steeragc pa>sen.
gers.
they were boarded bv the health Officers.
and both were hed for thorough -xaInina.
lion,
\o caacs ~ cholera or other sickness
OF hoari were reported 4" the boarding OIL
The evening world., 1892-09-06
A Sure Sign.

from H1rIsn IOr
Jess-I don I believe Mrs sweet has any Too
much confidence In her husband.
Bess-Why:
Jess-Before she went away for the summer
she engaged board for him In Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
farmer. wife Die. OF Cholera.

IVY AeNIWIllFl FkFht 7
lO>poN, Sept. h-lAc vile uf LnintI
living vi Whal-yoridgc, u village near DcrDy
Is reported 10 have ded last night from A>l
utic cholera.
The evening world., 1892-09-06

Mayor stanton, OF IiOboken, to-day issued
letter TO Chief of Police Donovan cnjoinlng
the suppression OF ofnulsanceS. and other pre-
cautions against cholera. The Jersey city
board or Health met and asked Tor money To
cleanse and funigatc fOul spots.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
their fears and expressed himself a. being in

their fears and expressed himself AS being In
no way afraid OF contracting the infection.
The Czarfna was equally as bfavc as his
Majesty aud declared that II the Czar went to
tho pest houses she would so with him.
They went through the buildings and lis
tened to the of1iciuls as they pontcd out the
METHODS employed to night the disease and 10
check its spread. Bending over some Of the
patients they spoke con~oling word' To them.
bidding them not to give up hope, ,nl' 10
night with all their strength.
'hc ofiicial returns tor the whole Empir"
place the number Uf new cases rrpuitrd sat.
urlay at i,3,G and thu deaths ~ 3ot3: aiI
increase of IGI new cIscs ana -: deaths
compared with FRIDAY.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
A Smooth Young Man.

tFrOm HIritm LI..l
icLclopc-I don't like to See you dangling
around with mere boys all the time. What
do you lind thar'S 50 Interesting In that
smooth-faced Young + r.s:l
prrdiIa- Why, Pen, IN: face isn't so smooth
as IL looks.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
Wan, New Gases IN lininhurs.


IiEniIS. sept. The cholera statistics at
tho Imperial Board " Health report Ga new
eases " cholera ~ Hamburg yesterday, WEii"
til" deaths are placed Al .'+
Twu cnscs Of the disease were reported al
CublentZ onr new cas-" ana t"o deaths at
Magdcburg, aud ii,r now cases and two
deaths on the island u Wilhelm ,hlrg, ~ th'
Elbe, opposite Hamburg.
The evening world., 1892-09-06
Cheeky,

TIonI TI". HW',
Masistrate-I hope shall no: see you here
again.
ola Dffender--Not see Inc here again! Why,
you ain't going tu resign Your ONCE. are your