Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16
morbus. A bacterial examination is now
being made.

being made.
New YORK, Sept. 15.-The work. OF
fitting up the floating hospital at the foot
of Sixteenth street fo- the reception OF
cholera patients is being hurried along.
General Passenger Agent Boss, OF the
Hamburg-Americ Packet Company TO-
day received from Z. II, Macy Y Co., the
bill for fitting uh the steamboats, Stoning-
ton and New Hampshire for the reception
of the Normannia and Rugia passengers, a
total of sl6,656
Tomorrow the Narmannia passengers
will DO brought by boat from Fire Island
and landed az the Normanuia's pier in
Hoboken. Their landing there may be
opposed by the New Jersey authorities.
QUARANTINE, Sept. 15-Commissioner
Allen, has Just stated on his return from
the lower bay that DR.. Sanboru now be-
lieves Mrs. Perssen TO have poisoned her
two children who died at upper quarsn-
tine on the Wyoming and then TO have
committed suicide herself in the same
way. She apppars not 10 have been mar
ried to the man who passed as her husband
The Commissioner reports the death OF
one child from Group on Wyoming and no
deaths or new cases Of cholera today.
CLEVELAND, O., September Is. - The
Mayor and Board OF Control Of this city
have decided to notify the officials OF the
railways entering this place that no more
immigrants from infected ports will be re-
ceived in Cleveland. DR.. Miller, OF the
State Board OF Health, has established
military medical quarantine at the eastern
State line at Lawrenceburg, where all I'M
migrants will be inspected. He has also
established camp hospital MT Ashtaoula
with accommodations for two hundred I'M
migrants.
CINCINNATI, O., September 15.-The
Chamber of Commerce to-day by unanl-
nous vote authorized the president TO ap-
point committee OF five TO cooperate with
the municipal authorities 10 devise tue
most effective measures 10 keep from the
city the threatened infection of cholera.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September l5.-The
railroad oflicia.s are cooperating with the
medical authorities in an effort to keep
cholera out Of Indiana. Mayor sullivan
has issued an order that all trains coming
from New York shall be stopped at the
Belt crossing and thoroughly examined be-
fore being allowed to proceed TO the Union
station.
HAVANA, September 15.-The Board OF
Health met to-day and resolved TO enforce
quarantine against the United States.
QUARANTINE, September IS. The
steamers Belgenland, Masdam and Dla-
dem were released at 1923 u. m. DR..
Jenkins arose this morning much re-
ha nj
rest, undisturbed by worry or by being
awakened by midnight callers. Things
are very quiet here after the last few
days OF excitement. The news he gave
out to-day ought to cheer the Norman
MAS cabin passengers. lie said he
would almost certainly release them to-
morrow. As regards the cabin passen-
gers of the Rugia he would, il nothing
developed, transfer them to the
New Hampshire, and from thence
land them on Fire Island as soon as ac-
commodation could be arranged.
DR.. Jenkins, in reply TO a question on
the present situation, this morning said
that he was highly gratitied with the
progress of the suffering cholera pa
tients and the apparent check which
had been put on the foul disease. He
was not prepared to say that there was
still no fear for alarm, as he was not
omnipotent, although he tries TO be om-
nipotent.
QUARANTINE, n. Y, September 15.-
The steamer Majestic with 507 cabin
passengers has arrived. Time OF pas
y mil
All we'll on board. She will probably
be detained till morning.
CAMP Low, September Il. - Camp
Low will be ready TO receive the people
I'm the steamers on Friday morning.
"Tbis YOU announce with assurance"
said ex-Surgeon General Hamilton last
night when be returned TO the camp
from his trip TO New York.
FIRE ISLAND, N. Y, September 15.-
A heavy southeast storm prevailed here
all night and the sea ran very high.
Nothing has been seen OF the steamboat
Pegasus, with the troops and the naval
reserves. 1t would be dangerous for
her 10 attempt TO enter the inlet II she
came down. Inc Otputuo ~ Sbhi du-
chored In the channel. The Normannia
passengers are all quartered at the ho-
tel. Murmurs OF dissatisfaction with
the food are heard. All Is quiet. No
troops have arrived here yet.
LONDON, September Is The Times
Is printing a series OF lette RS on cholera
written by well known ph ysicians who
are making tours OF cholera infected
and other places In Russia and Ger
many, visiting hospitals and generally
studying the disease. Among the let
ters Is one from Berlin. The writer
warmly praises the authorities OF the city
and says IL Is due entirely 10 their
prompt action that cholera is totally
absent from the municipality. He adds
that the alleged panic exists entirely In
the columns OF the press, though he con-
cedes the assid1ity with which many
papers heap up Hamburg horrors, Is not
unlikely 70 create scare.