Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04

tarlly 10 see the Rugla or 10 near from
DR.. Jenking. At quarter past three
in the morning the steamer Stubtenhuk
1921 tons arrived from Hamburg from
which port she had sailed on August
%. She was at once ordered ii the low
er bay and left without dropping an
chor. The Captain said that he had
240 passengers and emmigrants on board
and that cholera was virulent in Ham
burg before his departure; he has had no
cases Of sickness during the voyage.
Just before q. m. steamer came up
and anchored, and within few minutes
the quarantine tug was seen rounding
for the WadSworth and at once went
alongside, and within a few minutes
the Rugia was under way TO the Hotf-
man Island waters displaying the signal
d. T. G.. as she went down. AS the
Rugia started down with her passengers
on board the Normannia was seen COM
ing up also inward bound from Ham
burg with 4S3 passengers and 4S2 emil
grants on board. She was at once
boarded by DR.. Jenkins tug with DR..
Tallmadge on board, who shortly after
ward returned to land and stated that
the Normannia had been ordered to
I lower quarantine. The captain OF the
Rugia reported that he had sickness on
board, but did not say IL was cholera.
! There are now at lower quarantine, In
| addition to the Moravia, the NOrmannia,
| Rubia and Stubbenhuk. DR.. jenkins
is remaining down at lower quarantine,
! and DR.. Tal!madge will not say anything
| further until he arrives.
New YORK, September 5.-Agent
| Boas, Of the Hamburg American line
received word this morning that another
passenger on the Moravia had been at
| tackled with cholera. IL was child
eight years old.
The first class passengers Of the Um-
bria and City of Rome will proceed TO
| town this afternoon and fumigating and
washing Of immigrants will be done.
New YORK, September S.-The Her
aid says: There was an air of mystery
at Clifton, S. l., last night. A rumor
was current that another case OF cbol-
era had been discovered on board OF the
Moravia or one Of the other detained
vessels.
Health Officer jenkins tug steamed
10 TO the Clifton pier at 1918 o'clock,
and DR.. jenkins was soon in earnest
conversation with gentleman who ar
rived in Clifton by late train from
| New York. This gentleman got on
| board the Health Board tug and the
vessel put out TO sea. 1t was claimed
| that DR.. Jenkins had met the stranger
| by appointment. The tug sped down
| past the quarantine station and headed
toward the hospital islands.
1t was reported early this morning
that DR.. SanborD, who had been station
| ed on the Moravia since her arrival, lett
that vessel in tug at midnight. 1t
mey be that DR.. Jenkins has gone to
| have 4 consultation with him. In some
! way the belief became general at the
quarantine station that the condition
| OF affairs had suddenly become worse
on the Moravia, and that DIR. Jenkins
| considered immediate action necessary.
New YORK, September "A certifi-
! cate OF death was fled In the Brooklyn
| Health Bureau this morning. in which
! the cause OF death of Lucy COrdes, IS
years old, was set forth as ChOlerlne.
| The woman has only been i'll for two
| days, and died early this morning. The
sanitary inspectors say the woman was
1 down with cholera mOrbus and did not
| die of cholerine An investigation will
/ be made Immediately, and the health
/ authorities will make observations.
The Commissioner OF Health OF Brook
/ lyn will cooperate with any eXamlna-
ton that may be ordered by the Gov
| ernOr.
The Standard Uni0n, OF Brooklyn,
/ saws that the woman COrdes, who was
reported to have died OF cholera, had
nothing more than an ordinary case Of
cholera merbus.
LONDON, September 3.-The Inman
line steamer City of New York, for New
York; American line steamer Ohio, for
| Philadelphia; the White Star line steam
| er Britannia, for New York, aud the
Cunard liner California, for Boston, all
! have Storage passengers. 1t Is SAID al
vessels sailing from Liverpool for Amer
| lean ports would carry no storage pas
| sengers. This was true so far aS 1t went
! for this class OF travellers who sailed
from Liverpool. They boarded the
1 steamer 40 Queenstown. The ship
agents say their instructions relative to
the dislnfection Of baggage referred
only to the belongings OF steerage pas
sengerS.
The baggage OF the passengers on the
/ Alaska and Aurania has not been dlSln-
fected. The steamer companies are
making arrangements to dispatch
sneciaI steamers TO convey emigrants 10
/ ne limited States. There are plans be-
/ ING made with the understanding that
these immigrant steamers will be SUBJ
iected to twenty days quarantine at
American ports.
BERLIN, September 3.-The public
alarm occasioned by the cholera Is fast
diving out. Owing to the Limitation OF
the disease in an epinemic form to the
Uo,nhurp district and the confidence
that is felt in the vigilance OF tue au-
/ charities. cool weather and abundant
rain storms keeping down diseases sim
,,Iating cholera, are restoring sense OF
secnrltv. Cases reSem bling cholera are
rife enough. especially in Charlotten-
bnrr The water works in this suburb
! ~ Rerlin provide only scanty supply
~ muddy water. The sanitary condi-
lions of the place are otherwise bad
and il is natural, therefore, to nnG It's
~esidents figuring in the hospital re-
Turns of intestinal disorders.
The undoubted cases OF Aslatic
obolera that have been taken TO the
Moab hospital are still all traceaoie TO
Hamburg. .ba-a
.o-dsv are illustrations of ali the others.
Ono ~ to-day's cases was an engine