Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31

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Of the steamer Friesland were allowed TO
land, but only 20 Of the number were
transferred az G,p. m, the rest preterrlng
20 remain aboard the vessel, as the Gus
toms officers refused TO allow them to take
their luggage, owing 10 the lateness OF th2
day Tae cabin passengers Of the steamer
Veudam were transferred at about sun
down under the same restrictions as the
Frieslaad.
WASHINGTON. d. c., August 30.-At the
requect of Collector Hopkins, OF Detroit,
Surgeon General Wyman has appointed
DR.. Luther special inspector at that port
10 assist the local authorities in examining
immigrants and baggage from Canada. II
10 be found necessary inspectors will also
be appointed at Ssult Ste Marie, Port
Huron, and other lake ports to assist In
preventing the introduction OF cholera.
The collectors OF customs at CRdensourg,
y Y. and Milford, Me, have been re-
QueSted 10 nominate inspectors and to as
Sist i'm inspection and disinfectiOn OF i'm
migrants at those points should II DC neces-
sary.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August S0.-The
steamship British Princess, from Liver
pool with 600 immigrants aboard, $50 OF
whom are from Hamburg, is still detained
at quarantine. The work of disInfecting
the baggage Of the immigrants has been
completed. but although there is no sick
ness aboard the steamship she will be dc
taiued al quarantine until the board OF
health is satisfied that all danger OF cholera
is past.
HAMBURG, August 3O.-Many cases of
the disease we're reported to-day IN Barn
beck. q village three miles northeast OF
Hamburg. A renewal of the warm weather
threatens TO increase the ravages OF the
epidemic iu this city. The hremen have
been employed 10 burn bedding and linen
supposed to be infected with the cholera
germs, and seven wagon loads OF clothing
have been diSinfected.
HAvRE, August 30-Beginring Septem-
Der IS, the steamers Of the General Trans
Atlantic Line vii sail from and arrive at
Cberbourg instead Of Havre. The change
is only temporary, and is made so that pas
scngers will not be subjected TO quarantine
at New York.
ANTWERP. August 30.-Ten persons suf-
feving from cholera were admitted 10 the
hospital to-day. One Of the patients sub
sequeutiy died.
VIENNA, August 3O-The police today
seized tho TUqsblGtt Of this city for an-
uouncing thata train crowded TO its utmost
limits with fugitives from Hamburg had
passed the ROdenbach station and entered
Austria without having to undergo medical
inspection or fumigation.
BERLIN, August SO--There is a slight
abatement in the severity OF the cholera
epidemic at Altona. From Sunday 10 mid
night Monday the record there shows
twenty new cases and eight deaths. AT
Wandsbec6 for the same period the record
shows seventeen new cases and nine
deaths,
HAMBURG, August 3O-AccordiDg to the
official cholera report issued to-day there
were 457 new cases Of the disease and 2O2
1870 new cases ami IS deaths. These figures
show remarkable falling of both in the
number OF new cases and deaths and bear
our the prediction made by Prof. Koch that
the disease would disappear as rapidly as
il had appeared IL is hopec that this IA
v0rnble showing will continue and that the
cit. viii soon be rid of the scOurge, but 1t
is feared that the decrease is only tempo
racy.
DETROIT. NICE, August 3O-Health
Officer Dufield will send 70 the Council
tonight q communication calling attention
10 the danger from cholera and asking that
rhe Board OF Public Works be instructed
10 thoroughly inspect the city.
NEW YORK, August 30-The 5. S. Dori-
an, from "a West Indian port, arrived to-
day, passed quarantine all right, there oe-
inc no sickness aboard of her, and is COM
ing up. The cabin passengers OF the
steamer CirCassia, from Glasgow, have
passed all right and are on their way on
the steambOa. Geo. Starr.
The Hague-It has transpired that the
man who was attacked with cholera here
last nirht is Jew who came from Wilma,
travelling bv way Of Hamburg. The muni-
ci nal authorities have voted the sum oil
SG' 600 dlreuS, which will be expended In
protective measures,
BrEIIv. August 3O--It is officially an
pounced that cholera is prevalent in six
teeu places in Schleswig, and in three
nlqces in the district or LeuOurg. AT Leip-
sic one case of the disease has occurred.
DuriuC the past tweuty-four hours seven
teen SUSPECTS have been taken to the hospi-
tai.
T.rvrRrooI, August 3O.-The four Rus
sian ennis grants VINO were attacked by chol-
era here today belonged % party des-
fiDad 10 start for America during the day.
Tfe cases have not been confirmed as being
AssatiC.
pam. August O.-Midnight-There has
bsep a decided Improvement in the health
~ this city. only twenty new cases OF chol-
era apd four deaths having occurred dur
ing the uay.
Died of Blood Poisoning.
Sr,eiol ysl.7rops n ne Register.
WrIIsBrRG. w. VA, August 3O-Aoout
seven O'Clock this morning Jackson Jones
died AZ mis- residence, On North Charles