New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
ling ALI the pat,ents alive But on that day three

keeping all the patients alive But on that day three
ied and were into the sea- Two OF them had been
taken iii on September s. One was Rvte Wesoi
twenty-five years old the other Donga Rad0msK' Two
years old. The other death September 7 was that
Of Jankel Lavodwick, year old. taken III on sep,e'
Der On the next day. September 8. three oler h''ie
children taken from the ships hospi'ai ue"u an"
buried in the waters. One had been taken III o"
September T. the Others were taken III on September
The one which had taken I'll on September was
child OF Sarah Dietzer who was the hrs' one -
die OIL the ship The little one was SIX years ou'
Its Peche Detzler. Inc o''oi ~,,
schndel Bass, one and n nan Sea'' o'' 90"
friedman. five years Old. rr,.o,,rh
,hose davs many were taken sick, but happily none
lied On September IL the Work OF Tie P'ae"0 "7''
became fatal That day Moses "eisSouIs, lo"' 80
old died after five days OF severe sunerhs' inie0
days again interviewed, at the END OF whico t'e sP
soc,or was able TO report with thankful heart ua'
49, ,ad ,oen no deaths But on September 10 the
n,s rue killed three children. Two OF them hau Deeh
in only one day. They were Jeib ana Iaupe Manuei,
korn the latter four and the former dgh' years o'
The other dealt that OF Judel Lpsohh NTec
and bar wears old taken Ill on September L. All
the other patients had recovered before Fire lsland
sn,eared over the western rim of the except May
rangark six year. old She and three Others were
In the ships hospital when she arrived III The harpor
and they were taken TO bwinburne lsand yeserun'
morning Tho Others were Chsya Bass, twenty-eisht
years old the mother Of SCHMIDT Bass, VINO cleo Oh
seutember s Lea Handbook, twentyslx years OLD,
taken III on September u.s. and sussel Grossman,
eighteen years old, taken III early yesterday morn
ing soon after the ship had anchored In Lower
Quarantine.
The Bohemia was boarded by pilot about 700
miles out. 1t was a welcome sight TO the captain OF
the plague-shp when be saw the white sails OF the
he hDrA
ON her mainsa and the pilot who boarded the Steam
ship was John SHOCKS. lie knew that the Bohemia
was sure to be oholeranfected ship, but pilot hao
to board her. and one did. He knew that ne ran the
risk of Infection he knew that lie probably would De
detained for days but there was Ma no nIsnns1
on his part. lie is on the ship now, held prisohA
with her unfortunate passengers ..o ,uo, from
Thu Bohemia hsa On seerses and
crew. She Is one Of the Oldest ships OF me n an
but 6a1 Ssen nf s IN before sailing With
line and carboic acid. The vessel was boarded ana
hSusy sasS as and SGSs ss
once Twenty pounds Of hchSrde were pT. IN,
SSsfd tho ana work. On ali the other ships IN
Qua ranne things were quiet ana all was We'll rero n
Sss trip 0' among se the ohss ships
e tSsss ss and S Ssn ea
ssa@sRp scsada-1 we'll Destruction and wash
fs%%sS a. removed and d'ni''''d
under direction OF DR.. SanDoin'
ssamsRP thOToughy cleaned and nd d Mea
70 Be ren"ed Ruas cabin p9ssengeTcs on bHsa
Vessel is supplied with everything that needed and eers
every facility for comfort for from two to four hun'feu
At Upper Quarantine the only ships which were nG
detained were the Wieland. state OF Nevada ana
Kitty. The Kitty had arrived early IN the mof n
due de to some bowel complaint the ship was held
The State Of Nevada is Sun being detained as Or,
1SDs WI n4S ner she was the first snip to sail
from European port since the Treasury circuiaT'
The Weland will possibly be allowed up to-
day other ships which came to port YESTERDAY stT ~
Atlanta shawmu e. N9rt en and Iro9 Line from
night All are reported we'll, ..,
Bloomingdale Brothers delivered three large truck
1Gn ns Sss 'a9s RSs s%S 'dS's ~
r a1ss or Sndf Norman a"S Iand e
Sra Tn Gd d HGf9HS vi" before be-
e ef ss oShhe h ann e money to purchase the
was furnished by the Chamber Of Commerce r T91 N,
pT jenkins R said last night that thought
the sss o s0 ana A
was only matter Of three or four r, DAYS Gsv or so
The seeare passengers on this steamer win be trans
ferred direct 70 Ellis Island when the steamer passed
DR.. Jenkins thought that Fire Island would not b.. DC
quarantine station. He thought additions to s%ln
S ST . SeS o Mh Ma%d G give he Hath
annie facilities in the future for any epidemic. The
cabin passengers Of the Wyoming will be the next to
60 TO Fire Island Those Of the Euga VIII follow
aud then perhaps. those Of the Scandal. The pas
sengers OF each steamer will be Isolated from those
The State OF Nevada will be released by Dr. Jenkins
TO- morrow At 35 the steamer Bothna, from Liver
pool arrived and anchored of Upper Quarantine She
caiiies 4O3 cabin passengers and no steerage. The
IIamburg- American steamer Suevia from Hamburg ar
rived shortly after O'clock and anchored IN the Lower
raw She carries ~ cabin and no steerage passengers
DR. Byron visited the suevia and reported her In first
class condition. no disease during the voyage or ut
Dresent