Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
THE SCANDALS DEAD
LIST OF THOSE WHO FELL VICTIMS
TO CHOLERA.
No Cases Of tho scourge in New York City.
The Metropolis Healthy In
Every Way.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch

NEW YORK, Septom0cr lU.--lne bOaru Oh
Health issued the following bulletin this
afternoon, No cases of cholera in this city
to-day. Deaths for tho week, 7Sl, against
747 for the corresponding week last year.
The deaths from dianh@al diseases num-
bered %, which Is less than for any oorre-
spending week since 1870, although the
population of the city has nearly doubled
since. The health of the city is universally
good in every particular.
THE silver LINING.
There ia q silver lining even to this dark
cloud occasiOned by the news trom the
Scandal. for the health authorizes still
Keep the mo cholera here" New YORK
city, signal flying. and the Kaiser Wilhelm
from Bremon, and Columbia from Ham;
burg, the Zaandam from Amsterdam. and
Lepanto from Antwerp, have passed Fire
Island after hosting tho happy flags
which denote here. All well on board"
THE SITUATION STILL GRAVE, HOWEVER.
II would not be right. however, to deny
that the new addition to the cholera fleet
has increased the gravity of the state Of
affairs existing at quarantine, and that the
already much overtaxed quarantine
officials have more than they can well at
tend to IN fighting the enemy of our coasts.
But nobody has lost heart. and the belief
that the scourge will be driven back Is
strengthened instead OF weakened as days
20 by and no case of cholera is discovered
in New York. This feeling Of security
arises from the fact that every day draws
us nearer 70 cold weather. that the city Is
getting cleaner aud cleaner every day, aud
that all the health Notifications have been
erected Thus it is that New York grows
more confident day by day, while in no
way ignoring the dangers which beset the
city.
TUG CREW DECLINES DUTY.
The crew of the tug Fletcher was or
dered this morning 10 transfer the passen-
gers of the Normannia and Rugia to the
reliet vessels Stonington and New Hamp-
shire. They refused to do duty with the
tug on this service. and the health officer
had to send 10 New York for another crew.
LAST or THE IMMIGRANT SHIPS.
The Kaiser Wilhelm had $40 cabin and
$50 steerage passengers. She reported all
we'll on board. she is the last OF the
North German Lloyd steamers carrying
immigrants. The Columbia carried 1872
cabin and no steereGe passengers.
The Stonington left Hoboken this morn
ING for the lower bay. She has large Ice
visions The New Hampshire will be
ready TO 60 down tonight OF tomorrow
morning.
THE wYoMISG's SURGEON SICK.
News has been received that the surgeon
Of the Wyoming has been taken to SWIM
burne Island suffering from diarrhea
trouble and vomiting.
At 2:3OP. NJ. Dr. jenkins stated that there
are Is cases of sickness on Swinburne
Island and SO persons who are not SICK.
FIRE ISLAND FOR CABIN PASSENGERS.
The Stonington will take the cabin pas
sengers 20 lire Island tomorrow. FIRE
Island was purchased to-day for S2lO,0JO
and will be used for cabin passengers.
The hotel property consists OF l25 acres
of ground, thirteen cottages, ana the
steamboat Ripple. The hotel VIII accom-
modate 800 comfortably, and the Kitchen
will feed 1000.
THE GOVERNOR ADVANCES FUNDS.
The following kilograms passed between
DR.. jenkins and Governor Flower prior TO
the purchase this afternoon David b.
Sammis, the owner of FIRE Island. will give
me immediate possession, but re-
quires payment of $4,000 cash be:
fore passengers land. All the balance of
the purchase-money, $160, 900, shall be paid
within six months. Do you wish TO adj
vance this, and authorize me to agree TO
these terms J."
lSlgnedl w. L. JENKINS, .,
Health Officer.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. September 10, 1892.
ITO ". T. Jenkins, Heath officer:
Agree to his terms and draw on Flower
& Co. for S50,0 900. / will be responsible
for the balance within six months. In
gage LAWYER and see that title is proper.
lSignedl ROSWELL /. FLOWER, :,
Governor"
PASSENGERS WELL CARED FOR.
With Sandy Hook, Fire Island, and seve-
raj steamers available, the caDln Passeu-
gers hereafter should be well cared Tor.
The Stubbenhuk, Britannia, Joseph
John, and OLDHAM were released from
quarantine tonight.
the Scandals Dead.
QUARANTINE, n. Y, September 10.-Dr.
jenkins has just received telegram from
DR.. BRYAN, on Swinburne Island, giving
the names Of the 81 persons who died
on the Scandal as follows: Carl Radlapp,
aged 20; Albertine Hsrk, IS months {;
Chathel Nisulsoop, 10 years; Ellie Miller,
IL; Rachael Kaufman, So; Belle Pihsdarp,
%; Waldemer Braun, IS; Anna Scham-
burg, 70; Lahaun Suila, ~; JACOB Larehe'
4; Walt SchleickOn, q Marke Lawn, j;
Emma Laron, 7; Carl Rassack, 80; Hades
Fudithki, 2S; Miriane Levin, l6 Marie
Iaron. 81; Emma Kruges, 2; Walter
Schomburg, /; Abraham MGlinop, 3; Hen
rich Chamen, 2; Jerslhan Laron, 4; Eliza
beth Zimmerman, 30; Fanny Klein. D. Jo-
hanna Hansen. months; Andreas Eskild-
son, 46 years; Hedwig zimmerman. !;
Anna Peters, 70; Nlels Hansen, 6; Bernard
Schomburg. 5.
DIED YESTERDAY.
Annie Kruger, years old, and Georgi-
ana Hanson, 80, both Storage passengers,
are the names Of those who died to-day.
The sick are Heink Kaufman, years ;
Kyle Sickenstein, %; Moses Slckenstem,
~ months: Martha Zimmerman. IS; Leper
Saran. G months; Alfred Kruger, months /;
julius Pardee. II years; Benjamin Ler-