New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
sis on Mr. Bruce heading the delegation. lie has the
matter under consideration tonight
TWO MORE TYPHES CASES
THE DIsEAsE BY NO MEANS ROOTED OUT.
ANOTHER DEATH AMONG THE vIcTIMs-sys.


pIcIoUs CASES BEING WATCHED.
The fear that the dreaded typhus had appeared
nmoug the patients In Bellevue Hospital is apparently
not altogether without foundation. Max Busch, Q
at the Thaa Theatre, was taken thco
q, Monday suffering from what was suspected TO DO
n contagious disease Certain peculiar characteristics
1, his case gave the doctors the impression that
his disease was typhus. On THURSDAY nc was eS-
amined by DR.. Edison, who couid not posiuVev
determine the precise Character or Inc FEVER lOm
which Busch suffered, but advised that the patient
bo kent under close observation. Yesterday BnsCp
developed symptoms more than ever charactris'"
OF the disease and taken to the reception hos
ni,al I'm East Sxtcenth-st., there TO await iurther
observation ,..
Another case Is that OF Max Tangermail, twentyeisht
years old o German, who came TO this laDd ABOUT Ok
months ago. During that time he has hVeu Ia "n
inm grant lodginghouse at No. Greenwich-St. On
| Monday he was seized with fever and head
ache. and was taken to bellevue In SICK
wagon He steadily grew worse, his temper
azure Yesterday reaching 1O4 ITO degrees during
the afternoon he broke out Into proiuse er"p"o'
| eminenty Characteristic Of yphus fever. lhen %
Bellevue Hospital authorities thought themselves 'asu
o IN ordering his removal TO the reception hospital.
An unmistakable case OF typhus fever, however
wos Yesterday discovered In Abraham speniH TWO
years and eight months old, who about thrce "ceAS
ago came with his mother to this country w 'Ne
Pcnnland For few days TIE mother ana cnid nvcu
at No. 40 Madson-st., where there were NUMBER
Of hungarian immigrants. Then they moved TO NO
30 IIcsterst wherc they have lived ever SINCE fary
in the week the child became ILL., and the Afternoon OF
the Health officers was called TO him. On examination
Yesterday IL was found that he had typhus 1ever ana
he was taken to the Reception Hospital.
The last ease to be developed was that OF Rachei
| Ucsse;berg one Of the Massia immigrants, who'
since the first outbreak OF the disease has been
confined in the pest house No. AZ East Twelfth 81.
shortly after O'clock last night she was taken u ths
Reception Hospital suffering from typhus. On.
Yesterday the disease won another Ncum. CHS
och twenty.three old, Of the first sufferers
taken from no. Essex-st. to North BroIher Island,
died mt II :25 In the morning. .,
Another death from smallpox was also re2ortn1
Medina Palestna, who taken 10 North Brother
Island last Sunday, died at 2 a. m. Judged by TIC
latest Indications II probable that several more
| cases OF typhus may be developed this Week Lhte
| YESTERDAY afternoon tie house In which Iangernnan
had lived was thoroughly fumeated and dlslnfected
| number OF RussiOn Hebrews, who arrived on t6
steamer CITY OF Berlin week ago yesterday, and were
ent IN Hoffman Island TO X typhus fvcr would breaa
ont among them were permitted 70 Iand III uls siy
yesterday as all danger fro tmllem was considered 70
| be