The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-18
NO NEW CHOLERA CASES.
xoDANGER NOW OF Nv EPIDEMIC.
soven Steamers Now I'm Quaranune-An-
other Death on the soandia-Ne"'
from the Plague Abroad,

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morning the feet of Quarantined 'es'.'
at the lower and upper stations "c''
follows: ..ooo,ers
In lower quarantine sre the steamers ',.
N1~,,on,;o Nforavia. Ruga Scandal
uelioroland. Bohemia and Sne'i" ~
Mvoming left the lower qu'I" - tho
7.3O this morning and ancno''D tho
Narrows. At the upper stations ~ C,f,.
1yiJ,nd. State of Nevada Do.iiU'', ,1,'' n'
~ chester Mohawk and the / ueIs' D''-
mars 5S.25 this morning the henSsolanr 10 ,,lt1
u. 81 81 am getting short OF water
- Inst cndeayor TO get some -,
Among thc % passengers On ene e,, ~
- which arrived this morning lrom
In"j6, are Madame Tayary, Senator
i~-,ns Professor McLaith and Mr.. and
Tbe Fuerst Bismarck brings go sa-
loon and l72 second cabin passengers.
All are we'll 0n board.
The Allen line steamship State OF Ne
vada. which arrived here on wednesday
morning from Glasgow, was released at
10 o'clock and proceeded to her per.
The steamship Mohawk, of the Allan
tic TRANSPORTATION line from London, ar
rived here at 10 A. NJ. She is now an
chored off Clifton.
NO NEW CHoLERA cAsEs.
The health boards 10 A. NJ. bulletin
IL es follows: mo cases of cholera or
suspected cases of cholera have been re-
ported to this department siAce the last
bulletin"
Surgeon General Hamilton surprised
pr Jenkins at Quarantine by telegraph
ing that he is ready TO receive cabin pas
sengers or steerage passengers as the
health officer may direct.
The Cepheus has returned from the
steamer Wyoming. Or. NOught reports
10 Or. Jenkins that the Wyomings pas
scnCcrs refuse 10 90 TO fUe 1Sland'
claiming that the Wyoming IS not an IN,
fected ship. The Doctor VIII compei
thDm 10 90 tomorrow, even II he has 10
Use force
One of the cases from the Bohemia on
Swineburne Island died during the night.
DIR. Byrons 1242 +. NJ. report is as
follows: 1--WE have been down 20 the
feet All .. X. on board BohennaI
cases Of measles among the children.
The Bohemia has over 200 children on
board aud all passengers have had
hath and have been disinfected. The
name of the passenger who died on
Swinebune Island this morning was
Chage Mass. French. aged twenty-elght
She came from the Bohemia and was ad-
mitted to the hospital yesterday
THE REPORT UNTRUE.
II was currently reported this forenoon
that there were sixteen cases OF suspect
ell cholera in the reception hospital, foot
Of cast Sixteenth street. and that the
health department WIS observing great
secrecy in regard 10 them. This report
IS pronounced by General fiilinUns f,l1tI
Clarke, secretary of the board OF health,
a baseless and cruel fabrication. lie
said there was only one patient, Mary
\ Copnertv, whose case had been re-
po7ted in the entire hospital.
A. TO suspsnaiDk Immigration.
Washington, Sept. 17.-Secretary of
State, John w. Foster, left Washington
for Loon Lake tonight TO confer with
President Harrison on the adylsablllty
of issuing a proclamation suspending all
immigration during the prevalence OF
cholera in Europe. In the meantime the
Treasury Department will hold in abey-
pnce its answer TO the steamship com
panies as to whether American citizens
now in Europe can return IN the steer
age The Department Is at presnt IN
clincd 10 the opinion that they can do So
The following dispatches were to-day
received at the Treasury Department;
From Wilmer United States Consul at
Iisbon-"Port of New York declared in
fected with cholera and suspected ports
of east coast of United States, lnciud-
From Thomas, United States Minister
70 Sweden and Norway Sweden de-
clares United States ports on the Atlantic
coast infected with cholera.
Quarantine at Boston.
Boston. Sept 1.-THE steamer Weth-
erby from Hamburg, which has been IN
quarantine here for a week, will probably
remain there until winter There is SEX
ness among the crew, and the snip carries
no passengers, but the health authorities
have decided that it is better to be sure
4 Canadian Quarantine.
Quebec. Sept. IA panic has seized
the employees at GrOs Dey Island quaran-
tine station, and when the supply steamer
was leaving there Thursday night there
was a rush to get on board. Some es-
caped. The Quebec members of the
Central Board of Health of this pro
vince. left last night for Montreal, where
a meeting will be held for the purpose,
Il is said, of proclaiming Canadian quar-
antine against the United States.
Halifax, Sept 1.-THE board of health
Yesterday telegraphed the Hon. John
CARING. Minister OF Agriculture, that in
view of the existence Of cholera in New
York. it Is the opinion Of the board that
some general quarantine regulations
should be made 10 protect all the ports of
Nova Scotia, particularly the ports OF
Halifax Yarmouth, Pictou, Digby, An
napolis, Hawkesbury, Sydney and North
sydney against the introduction of the
disease from the United States. The
Halifax board desired to be informed
what regulations the Government would
take for the protection Of Atlantic ports.