The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-11

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row morning.
News was received that the surgeon
OF tho Wyoming had been taken to
Swinburne Island suffering from
diarrhoea trouble and vomiting. At
ESQ p. m. DR.. jenkins stated that there
are twenty-five case of sickness on
Swinburne Island and sixty-th per-
sons who are not sick. The Stonington
Will take the cabin passengers to Fire
island tomorrow.
Fire Island YVES purchased to-day for
salO, 600 and will be used for the cabin
passengers. Tho hotel property con-
sists OF 125 acres Of ground, thirteen
cottages and the steamboat Ripple.
Inc hotel will accommodate 500 com
Iortably and the kitchen will feed Q, 900.
The following kilograms passed between
Dr. Jenkins and Governor Flower prior
to the purchase this afternoon.
David s. Sammis, owner of Fire
Island, will give me immediate posses
sion, but requires payment Of $50, 900
cash before the passengers land. All
the balance of tho purchase money,
100000, shall be paid within six months.
10 you wish to advance this and author
ize me to agree to these terms.
(olRned) w. Il. JENKINS,
Health Officer"
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Seps. 10.
w. Il. Jenkins:
Agree to his terms and draw on
Flower IL Co. for $50, 900 cash. | will
be responsible for the balance within
SIX months. Engage lawyer and see
That the title is proper.
ROSWELL P. FLOWER"
With Sandy Hook, Fire Island and
several steamers available the cabin
n4GQannarQ 10 ~
cared for. The Studbenhuk, Brittanic.
Joseph, John and OLDHAM were released
from quarantine tonight.
DETROIT, Sept. Especial The
twenty day quarantine went into effect
yesterday and already sixty Italian and
German immigrants are held in Wind
sor, ontario, across the river from here.
Ihey arrived late last night over the
Grand Trunk road, bound for Western
points over the Wabash. Tho railroad
has given orders to bring no more i'm
migrants.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Sept 10.-[Speciall
Again The hopes that cholera had
spent it's strength have been dashed to
the ground, ard people are asking when
the end will be. Wednesdays returns
for tho whole empire show an increase
OF DIS new cases and 927 deaths over
tuesday. The figures for Wednesday
ere as follows; New cases, 4, 670 deaths,
1858. In st. Petersburg, however, the
hgures still show decrease. Yesterday
100 new cases and 20 deaths we're re-
ported, decrease of three cases and
six deaths.
The HAGUE, Sept lSpeciall-A
tradesman at G oningen. ninety two miles
northeast OF Amsterdam, has died from
cholera.
PARIS, Sept. 1o.-Tspeciall In the
suburbs OF this city cholera is still pur-
suing its deadly march, Yesterday
tnere were 90 new cases and A deaths.
Loon LAKE, Sept. lo.-ISpecialI-
The President remained indoors to-day.
There has been considerable cor.
respondence between the SECRETARY of
the Treasury and the PresiAent re-
speeding the cholera stu alton. Cover
nor Albeit, OF Now Jersey, photographed
protesting against the use of Sandy
HOOK as camp for passengers from
quarantined ships, saying that Now
Jersey had only coded the territory for
military purposes. He also complained
that infected articles were thrown into
the bay from auarantined vessels, thus
endangering the health OF places whore
they might be washe ashore.
The President replied that the Attor.
ney General had been directed to ex-
anime the question as to the right OF the
United States to use the Hook for o
camp for the detained passengers, and
the Secretary OF the Treasury had been
instructed to see that, II the camp is
established, absolutely safe precautions
DO taken against any communication by
the passengers with the main land or
inhabited shore and also to warn the
steamship companies that the throwing
OF infected articles from quarantined
ships into the bay must 30 stopped.
The President assured the Governor
that the people of New Jersey would be
protected by every possible safeguard
Bolts Blnir's Nomination.
CONCORD, N. IT,, Sept. 10. i Speciall-