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

NEW York, Septe nber S.-A dispatch
received here yesterday from DR.. Seibert
the well known German physician, OF this
city, who went 10 Europe recently on 10
half OF the Board OF Health Of New York,
would seem TO indicate that the situation
there is much worse than supposed. The
dispatch referred TO is addressed 70 DIR.
Cyrus Edison, the Sanitary superintendent
and says:
"BERIIN. September o.
Edison, NeiD York
"The private work for the week is done.
The Berlin authorities steam all articles
from Hamburg for one hour. The highest
opinion is that all the rivers In Narthern
Europe are infected and new outbreaks are
expected. The new law will stop oil Rus
sian immigration passing the quarantine
Months will be insufficient 10 stamp the
disease out. The only efficient method for
YOU in America Is % steam all immigrant
baggage or other articles for at least ar
hour. They must be steamed singly or
else emigration must be stopped. The
germs are everywhere; no port Is safe.
u. SEmgRrn
A copy OF the cablegram was sent at
once TO DR.. jenkins az quarantine.
New YORK, September s.-After being
refused by the War Department the use OF
Sandy Hook for the cabin passengers on
the Normannia and Rugia, DR.. Jonklns
said he had asked Governor Flower 10 an-
mex Fire Island, which was private prop
erty, and let him put the cabin passengers
ashore at once, and he thought IL might be
possible 10 do so and have an apprasement
Of its value made later
He had received reply from Governor
Flower with reference 10 his telegram ask
ing for n vessel 10 put the cabin passengers
in. The Governor replied that ne was TO
rent, il posi- BILE, and 10 purchase II necos'
sary, and he thought that things would be
Strengthened out.
AS regards the situation at the lower
quarantine, things are no better than on
the previous day. In fact they are much
worse In regard TO mortality, eleven fresh
cases and four deaths being the days
record, though one Of the deaths took place
at very late hour yesterday.
IL. things continue 10 be as they nave
been during the last three days on board
the Moravia, her passengers may safely
start 10 count the days 10 the time OF their
release The City Of New York started
at 3 30
Mrs. Foster and her daughter, together
with Mr.. Depew, were transferred TO the
revenue cruiser Grant, on board OF when
his wife. The Elbe left az the same time,
both the latter ships having been more
lucky than the French steamer, 9nd got on
with only one days quarantine instead or
five
At present tho only vessels In upper quar-
anime are the Saratoga, from Mexico aud
Havana: the Corean, from Glasgow, with
emigrants; the Wyoming, from Liverpool;
the German steamer Spree, from Bremen;
the Dubbledam, which arrived late from
Rotterdam and the Hamburg StuObenhuk.
New YoRK, Sept 6.-The following Is
the official bulletin In the cholera cases
Issued this morning by the health Doaroi
NEW YoRK, Sept. SO "a. m
No cases Of cholera have appeared In
this city. The death reported by DIR. X.
Deshon, as from Asiatic cholera proves on
autopsy not 20 have been caused by that
disease. A death is reported this morning
of a cholera patient OH Swinburno Island
as having occurred last night"
CHIcAoo. September 8.-Twenty sani-
tary pol cemen and medical inspectors were
today detailed TO be on duty at the city
health Office night and day 70 board idconl-
ing trains and steamers Heretofore tho
force has for the purpose has consisted OF
two men. Jhe ODCeTs WeFS chil'h w NN'
Grand Trunk Railway station In haste
this morning 20 investigate suspected
case OF cholera. The alarm proved false,
however, and tho immigrant was allowed
10 proceed.
HAvAsA, September s.-The Spanish
steamer Gallego, Captain Arribalzaga.
which sailed from Liverpool on August
and called at several Spanish ports. and
the steamer Larunga. also from Liverpool,
have arrived here aud were al ones placed
In quarantine. They viii DC Kept ugdsr
observation for three days. The French
steamer Lafayette, from 81 NsEairc,
France, which arrived here Yesterday and
which was quarantined owing 70 q death
having occurred on board OF her during
the voyage, was released to-day, II having
been proven that the victim had died OF
peritonitis As measure OF precaution,
however. the vessel, al the passengers and
crew aad the cargo were thoroughly funi-
gated and disinfocted.
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