The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-17


Hamburg. BothR from Lawrence, and the
Guy of Chester from Liverpool all for
New York, were sighted of Fire isiand at
4 :55 2. n.
NO SYMPTOMS OF PANIC.
This morning is cool snd chilly and it is
becoming evident that frost Is not lar
away.
Nc symptoms Of panic from the cholera
Rre reported from any part of the city and
everybody appears most hopeful The
street cleaning department Is Fastening It's
efforts and the door Of disnfectants is upon
the cir everywhere, showing that inuivi6-
usls are doing their part
Finds Tor protection are plllnR up daily.
The CT amber OF commerce has raised
$;5o. 000 Beyond all local effort is proven
the siren nth Of the state and It's blunt and
positive executive. He said in an inter-
view that he Don't care for votes lost or
won by any action taken by the governor
in case like the present cholera trouble. !"
People have ail read this statement Of
Governor Flower and they feel more than
ever treasured.
During the past twenty four hours at
least thirty cases of suspected cholera have
been reported at the health department.
MRS. Mary Sposati, who was reported last
night as suffering from cholera, was ex-
amined and found free from the disease.
Dr. Lsboucher reported this morning chat
an Italian on Sullivan street was last
night taken with diarrhoee and died in two
hours. The case will be investigated. DR..
Edison says there is little doubt that Mary
Connerty, taken from 692 Second avenue
yesterday has cholera. She is sinking rap
idly.
John McAvery, q street sweeper, was
found suffering with cramps today. He
was taken to St Vinteuts hospital. The
case is being investigated
The health department bulletin reports
that meteorological examination of the
ietestineal conten9s from the body of Char
lotte Beck, who died Sept. 13. revealed the
presence of spirillum Asistic cholera. Sc
far the board of health have been unable
TO trace the origin of the cholera cases
which have occurred IN this CITY,
NEEDLEssLY ALARMED.
The people Of Green Point. l. L, wert
needlessly alarmed over the report tha'
two Russian women had escaped from the
pest ship Morayia and went 10 join theil
husbands at Green Point. A search OF The
records at Ellis island today revealed the
fact that the women came here on the
GRilia on Sept. 4.
INCREASED THE FORCE.
The health board has appointed twenty
five more physicians as sanitary inspec
tors and increased the dislnfecting corps
by six men. They have also asked for G
detail of policemen st all houses where
there are suspected cases of cholera
The medical staff of the penitentiary al
Blackwells island deny the story that one
of the convicts is SICK with cholera. They
say the prisoner is only suffering from
COLTS with merely dysentry symptoms.
CHOLERA FUND.
The chamber of commerce cholera emer-
ro1o had y rfo1o ~ Z =
711.94.
According to the health board there has
been no cases of cholera in Brooklyn yet
The case OF the Polish girl Josephine
Eikep, who died under suspicious circum
stances yesterday, is officially announced
TO be cholera morbus only. There were
thousands of men and women on the Ham
burg company's spier at Hoboken when the
Cepheus shove in sight with the n orman
nia's passengers today The vessel was
soon tied and as the passengers ran dowr
the gang plank they were welcomed By
friends in waiting.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN COMPANY.
Excitement ruled this morning in the
of1ce of the Hamburg American Packing
company. Yesterday the officers and com
pany's work was III q normal condition, few
people inquired for missing friends, ana
the clerks were able 10 get at their work 81
long neRlecleus Out tnls morning LDer6 was
run upon the officials by those who wanted
news from the Bohemia.
Agent Cortis was early at his desk. 81
consider he said, that the report OF
eleven deaths, all children, from the
Bohemia is good news. L question
very much if they are genuine
cholera cases. The Bohemia left
Hamburg on Aug. q. after most
rigid measures had been taken for the pre-
vention of q cholera outbreak. Not only
was the baggage and steerage disinfecteC
daily for several days, but each steerags
passenger was subjected to quarantine o.
eight days before being allowed to GO OF
the vessel
There are eS2 steerage passengers on the
Bohemia. The cabin passengers, OF whom
there are seven. are as follows; Fritz Tout
Fred Kuenneoke, Mrs. Bertha Kuenuecke
Charles Hartung, Mrs. Hortense Hesse ant
Samuel Bernhardt aud son. The officers o
the Bohemia are Captain K. Schroeder hrs
officer; E. Miller, second officer; j. F'aick
third officer; Z. Deppling, physician; d