Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-08
DR.. Jenklns Calls Attention 10 the
llardships Of Detained Passen-
gers on Vessels.
orPEW ON BOARD THE CRY OF
NEW YORK"
Adviccs From Berlin. Brussels aud
linmburs.-The Epidemic
Increasing.
by Telegraph to tho SKws.i
CHOLERA NEWS.
Advices from New York and Foreign
Enfls.

QUARANTINE, 5. l., Sept. 7.-Dr.
jenkins this evening wrote the score.
tary OF the treasury calling attention
10 tho hafdships Of OBTAINING cabin
passengers " incoming steamers upon
Overofowded vossols which sailed
from Injected ports and stating that 1t
was extremely important that prompt
prOvieiOn bo made 10 remove these
Passengers TO n suitable locality. lie
decided that the most suitable locality
was Fire Island where there are ac-
Communications for at least 1000 persons.
A letter was published this evening
from one OF the lady Passengers on the
"Normsnnia" complaining that they
are shut up and size complains Of the
way the steamship company ueglects
them. All would bo patient, she says,
could they feel that any wise care was
being exercised and could they DO re-.
moved from the crew and stokers, the
only people Inclined to any kind OF
Illness. The captain, says the lady In
her letter, has no control over the
crew an Htohers and wages had to be
guaranteed by passengers as they
would not work since their engage.
mcnts with the company were over on
their arrival NJ this side.
DRPEw RETURNS.
This afternoon DR.. Depew, on board
the "City Of New York; sent his
compliments to DR.. jenkins aud re-
GREETED that the health officer had not
been nblo 10 board tho Inman liner la
person. DIR. jenkins replied by the
following message: "Present my
compliments TO DR.. Depew and my
regrets that must delain him and the
ship until tomorrow at least"
Tho "WAeslsnd," which arrived
this morning, had on board 1902 cabin
and il5 steernge passengers. They
were all In good health. On the "City
OF New York; there were 527 first
cabin, 1856 second and I27 steernge
passengers. They too were all wen.
secretary Foster came down the bay
on tho cutter "GsgnV to meet his
wife, who was on board the "City Of
New York" The "Grant" steamed
alongside OF the "Cliy Of New York"
and Mr.. Foster held conversation with
liis wife, but did not board the steamer.
He received permission 10 do this from
DR.. Jenkins. Passengers from ola
Bourgogne" will lbs released tomorrow
and possibly the ship also. The
A ncbor iine "EIyrla" has b. on re-
leased.
BERLIN HAS No NEW CASES.
BERLIN, Sept. AT meeting Of
the Berlin Medical Society today DIR.
Guttman announced that no new
cholera cases had appeared in Berlin
for tho past 1--WE days.
TnE EPIDEMIC AT BRUsLELs.
WAsuSdToS, d. c., Sept. THE
Secretary OF State has received n
telegram from the United States Con.
sui ut Brussels saying; "Brussels
officials report one case OF cholera ana
the newspapers report several"
RESTRICTIONS AT HALIFAN.
HALIFAX, n. s., Sept THE Hal
flax board OF health has decided that
no ships from any foreign ports, In.
cluding Great Britain and Ireland,
ahsll land passengers or freight nj
Halifax until after receiving permission
from the port physician.
INCREASING IN HAAnURG.
HAaIBuRo, Sept. The cholera
epidemic has increased In violence In
the suburbs and adjacent cities.