Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-17

| the next day. Henkelman told Cold
stein that his wife came over on the
cholera ship MoraVia.
New YORK, September 16.-The i'm
porters and dealers in Mediterranean
fruits held meeting yesterday. The
chairman, Mr.. Hirzel, stated that the
| object OF the meeting was TO contribute
a sufficient quantity Of lemons TO the
| cholera patients so that they can par
take Of the lemon juice, which has been
recommended by leading physicians.
Ga motion of Anthony yucca, the
dealers decided TO contribute one hun
| dred boxes Of the finest MeSsina lemons,
which will be sent TO quarantine this
morning. Chevalier Louis COntecuin,
| the President read a communication
| from Or. Christmas, of the Pasteur Col
! lege. DR.. Christmas says: ITO render
| in time OF cholera the use of unboiled
I drinking water harmless, lemon juice
! is recommended. Acids are detrimental
/ TO cholera bacllh."
QUARANTINE, September 16.-The
| following dispatch has Just been re-
| ceivei from DR.. Byron:
] "Have been on board the Bohemia
which arrived last night. They have
on board 633 passengers with the cabin,
and a crew Of y, all Of whom I passed
\ and found well. Condition of ship first
/ class as regards cleanliness. These
died on passage:
NJ. Dister, aged 25, died on Septem-
Der 6; Peshe DiSter, aged 3, died on
September 2; r. WesSli, aged %, died
I 7th; J. FawodniCh, one year died Sep
I tember r; Marianne Rodonsk, aged 2,
\ died on September 7th; Schsnce Fried
| an, died September Sth; Schiendal Bass,
I aged /, died Sth; MOsche Bass, aged 4,
i died 18th; Selig LipSChon, aged l, died
/ 18th; Taub Medelssohn, aged 3, died
/ 18th; Lieb MendelSSOhn, aged 5, died
18th. The Bohemia, which arrived
\ last night is another Scandia. Eleven
/ deaths on the voyage are given as due
\ TO gastro-inteStinal trouble by the doc
/ tor, but according to all appearance,
/ they are due 10 genuine Asiatic cholera.
| She left the plague-Stricken city OF
| Hamburg September 3, and three days
/ later Sara Dister was taken i'll. 1t was
/ no case of infantile disease, as the wom-
| an in question was % yeals OF age, and
her little child, PeShe, was taken of
/ the same day. The next day Rewke
/ WessH, a grown woman, and two chill
! dren succumbed. So IL went on day by
/ day. There were two on the eighth,
and then a stay OF four DAYS, when
again a case was recorded. The twelfth
day saw only one death, and then the
/ pest rested until the day OF her arrival,
! when three children, aged from l TO s,
| died within a few minutes Of the port.
/ On her arrival there were four sick on
board, and they have been removed to
/ Swinburne Island by DR.. Byron.
/ New YORK, September 16.-Dr. Wal
| ser returned from the lower quarantine
| az . o'clock. He reported no new cases
I or deaths on board the steamer or the
| islands lie was on board the Bohemia
and says the cases were undoubtedly
cholera.
Loon LAKE, September 16.-Tne
! President Is alive to the welfare and the
general Interests OF the American peo-
/ pie, Notwithstanding the terrible per-
/ sonal afIliction under which he is
| labOring. He sent a telegram to the
| Secretary OF the Treasury to-day, saying
| that the AttOrney-General had sent him
| an opinion to the effect that he had full
/ power under the law to prevent the
| landing in this country Of all immi-
grants coming from ports infected with
/ cholera or any other contagious dis
/ ease. He suggested that the Secretary
| of the Treasury convey this informa-
| tiop to the various transatlantic
steamship companies, together with an
! official notice that unless they acted in
/ strict accordance Herewith he would
I issue an executive order prohibiting
/ entirely all immigration from infected
ports without exception.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September To-
\ A woman suffering from cholera NOR
\ bas, who was taken TO the hospital last
night has to-day been in some quarters
/ exploited as q cholera sufferer. She is
not.
OTTAWA, ONT, September 16.-The
/ government has been apprised Of the ar
, rival nj Quebec OF a number of immi-
| grants from Europe with through
| tickets for the United States. The rail-
way companies absOl utely refuse to al
! low the immigrants 10 board the trains
I and the Immigrants are simply stranded
I'm the provincial capital. They want to
take possession Of the federal immigra-
ton buildings, but the government re-
ouires the buildings for Canadian immi-
/ grants. Hence, the foreign bound ar
rivals are thrown on their OVID resources.
The difficulty will, it is thought, only
/ be solved by the steamship companies
| taking the people back TO Europe.
CINCINNATI. o., September 16.-The
action OF the Health officer iu declaring
quarantine against passengers from
| New York has awakened interest among
the travelling public. Already paSson-
ger agents are saying the rule Is affect
I ing travel 20 q considerable extent, as
messengers dread the risk OF a Quaran-
/ tiDe detention. Physicians with assist
ants are stationed at several places out
| side the city, in both Ohio and Ken
tucky, and incoming trains will be sub
jected TO examination.
MADRID, September 16. The govern
ment has declared quarantine against
New York. The 0ficial Gazette an
nounceS to-day that all vessels arriving
at Spanish ports will be detained. Per
sons arriving az frontier stations will
also be subject TO quarantine.
BRUNSWICK, GA, September 16.-Be-
ginning yesterday sll vessels coming