The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-02

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Health has issued orders not 20 allow lmml-
grants from the British Islands Or Scandins-
r.a g. come into the port Of Boston without
tls fumication OF themselves aud their bag
case.
DANGEROUS SHIPMENT OF RAGS.
A high official at the custom-hOuss re-
rorts tlIs morning that the steamer Roman.
London. has landed nlnety-eigat psssen-
s-rs who came from kussls. and have not
oaly landed lot OF rays, but have shipped
the latter or part Of them. uy ran a.
raa8v for Cincinnati The rags are 10 be
used in the making of waste for cleaning
machinery. The custom-house officers say
that only portion OF the pas5Vh q
gers were examined. Tie rags. when
emitted terrible stencil. were iumigated
bat the customs officers say that they snouid
have been detained a week. The captain OF
tie vessel showed a certificate that the rags
although coming from cnOlera-ln1ected DIS
trlcts IN Europe. were shipped before the
cholera lad made It's appear ance there.
Reieased.
OrAaASr1NR. I. l.. Sept. The White
e.ar Line steamer Teut0nic from Liver
20 !. which arrived II Quarantine yester-
day morning. was released to-day ana pro
csrded 10 her docks.
M0RAvIA ORDERED FURTHER OFF,
The steamship Moravia. which was sent
~
where She remained until TINS morning, mas
been ordered 10 lower Quarantine, two
miles south IF Swin0urne Island Ihe
CsIia and aLn are detained until the five
day order Of procedure can be accom-
p.-tei The Galha has 20 Russians and
li- Iolss on board.
The Anchor Line steamer Circassia. which
arrived a. Quarantine Tuesday evening. has
been released and proceeded u her dock.
Nj. Further Gaze. On fbe a M1ravia.
Nzw YORK. Sept. mo new cases of
cholera have as yet developed among the
uasssugers Of the MOIavia- Early this morn
ius Dr. Ialma1e visited the vessel and was
net bv Captain Shield and the ship doctor,
and The three made thorough examina-
Son li the ship. The two women VINO were
lt.a.kei with the disease on the way over
were found o. be on q fair road to recovery.
lIr jenkins gave orders this morning 70 his
deputies 10 shoot any one who attempted 10
b ara the Quarantined vessels. Dr. jenkins
sad tue germs OF the disease which killed
tie twenty-five persons on tbs "Orayia nAd
10, Jet been cultivated. but he said he had
l,tl- doubt that the disease Is the true
AsIa-c cholera.
Ilru1KANr SERVICE ABANDONEn-
The agents Of the Hamburg American
Packet Company, to which line the plague
s-ip Morayia belongs. has now decided 10
ABANDON its immigrant service entirely.
Another Case.
IoNDoN. Sept. Another case OF cholera
has come 10 light at IslingtOn- chlld,
I've years OF age. - the victim. and - oyihs
~ -t. bartholomew Hospital.
BAD wATER REsPOSSIBLg-
A telegram from Hamburg to the British
Medical Journal says that the water supply
ct Ham burg is IN some degree responsible
lof the alarming spread Of ths cholera The
Altering is imperfect Shells and even eels
axe found IN the water pipes
DANCER THROUGH CABIN PASSENGERS
There is considerable comment both in
Ilndon and Liverpool on the fact that
W4lle stringent precautions are Used as re-
CARDS the baggage OF emlzrants % the
lted States the baggage OF eaoin passeh-
gers bound Tor New Ork on the steamers
Britannia anl Ohio passed without lum'ga-
tOn. although "a number Of these paSsous,
gers lad come from the continent. ana
some u them had undoubtedly visited Sr
passed through cholera infected lOcaAtie7:
it IS suggested that the cholera. n view OF
tls llnerence ia precautions taken, Is more
likely % reach New ork through the cabins
tLal through the steerage.
LtoTts are being made % trace the
places Of location IN England Of over 100 ot
tie fellow-passengers OF the victims or
tatANA@ a " -4N 4aAtAeAA a. AAat WIZ At@A.- 'AN@
burg on Monday and died at lslington.
Panic in Hamburg.
HAmBURG, Sept. The official figures
to-day state that there we're one hundred
and thirty-nine new cases Yesterday and
forty-fye deaths. The panic continues,
business is prostratsd and the water front
is silent and desolate. The falling OF 10
the mortality has given some hope that the
plague may be on the decline. On the
other hand. entire confidence is not placed
N the Official reports. and il is feared that
the improvement may be only intermittent.
Outbreak ia Poland.
VIESSA. Sept. lit is reported that there
las been an outbreak ot cholera in the Rus
sian garrison at Warsaw and Skernwice,
Poland. Herr Zerenka chief of the Gus
toms service at Troppan. the capital Of
Austrian-Siiesia. IS dead from the cholera.
he is supposed 10 have contracted the dis
ease IRON the examination Of infected artl-
oleS
omciai KepOrts from Russia-
ST. PsrKRssURo. Sept. i.-Th- -dlcisl
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