The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-09

QUARANTINE, Sept. s,-Tho new cases
. on tho Normanhia are six, all among
the crew. There arc three new cases
on board the Rugia, and eight persons
whowere exposed to patients have been
removed to swinburno Island aud iso-
lated Tor observation.
James o'Rourl;e, aged twcnty-thrcc,
son OF tho former superintendent Of
swinburne Island, was assigned to that
Island as telegraph operator lIo OK
poets to have his line working to-mor-
row.
DR.. Jopkins returned from Sandy
Hook and sailed that Sandy Hook will
be used for placing the Immigrants.
lie thought that tho old unused sheds
oftho Central railroad of New Jersey
would be used which could accom-
modatc 500 and the same number OF
tents could be used on the land. DIR.
Jenkins said that he expected the
StoningLon down tomorrow evening, OF
early on the day after, when the cabin
passengora on tho Normannia would be
removed to her The Now Hampshire
us soon as she was ready would be used
for tho cabin passengers of the Rugia.
The atecrago passengers ho would re-
move to Hoffman Island. The cholera
on board the Moravia has been to all
appearances stamped out Tho City Of
New York and La Bourgogne have LETT
for New York.
the steamer Elbe left quarantine at
8 o'clock this afternoon. The Belgian
steamer Waesland, from Antwerp, left
quarantine at $50 p. IN.
X. c. Kerens, tho Missouri member
OF the national Republican committee,
who was said by some OF the reports
in tho cholera matter to have gone on
board OF the Normannia to see his vile,
who was reported to be on board, and
was not permitted to leave tho vessel
again, but was detained in quarantine,
to-day denies the truth OF the report.
The navy authorities yesterday sent
the tug Markeela up to Willett's Point
to patrol Long Island Sound in the VI
cinity OF Whitestone and City Island
SO as to quarantine any vessels coming
from foreign porte.
After being refused by the war de-
partment the use OF Sandy Hook for the
cabin passengers on the Normannia
and Rugia Dir. jenkins said he had
asked Governor Flower to annex Fire
Island, which was private property,
and let him put the cabin pas.
sengers ashore at once and he thought
it might be possible to do so and have
an appIaisement of its value made
later. He had received reply from
Governor Flower with reference 10 his
telegram asking for vessel to put the
cabin passengers in. Tho governor
had replied that he was to rent, if pos.
sible, and to purchase II necessary, 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 be-
ing the days record, though one OF tho
deaths took place at very late hour
yesterday,
Ii things continue to be as they have
been during the last three days on
board the Moravia, her passengers may
safely start to count the days to the
time OF their release. The City oil New
her dau"btsr togethcr S With N Mr.. Depew
were transferred to Revenue Cruiser
Grant on board OF which Secretary
@ nGsIeF nv %as ,S %altihs 70 welcome 9;,,n ms
both tho iS,ter sbips hayin. bocn moro
bulky than the 1Trenci steamer, aud
got of, with only one days quarantine,
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ouarantinc aro tho SARATOGA. rom
Mexico and Havana, tho Cotean from
Glasgow, with emigrants, the Wyom-
hS, rom S l,yenPpoi, me ne iie'na,n ,i,
bleGani which agriysd late from Ro,Io..
dam and Tho IIsmbprror Strbbenhuk.
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Hofman Island This indisatns thnt
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ing olr>$llo NorElRInta, ltugia and Ho1'
man Island, ior 1t was agreed yesterday