Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
Another ship Arrives FROM Hamburg
with Death az roa-tl.

With Death ou noa-d.
NEW lomS, Sept. l6.-rhe Herald
this friday morning enyf; Another
plague ship L. In port with another
story Of disease and death on lie
voyage. Two more victims are added
TO the long list Of those who have died
OF cholera between Hamburg and
New York. 'rlAs II the story ~ the
steamship "BOhemin," which reached
New York last night ana anchored In
lover Quarantine. Tho Hcrud tug,
when had been waiting for her inside
Of the Hook, drew up alongside us
she steamed In md Captain Shredder
came TO the rail 10 tell about the
voyage. Ho admitted the essential
fncts OF the misfortune TINT had be-
fallen the company.
ave mad eleven deaths on bOarl,n
sud the captain, "ail liule children.
There Ia no slokuesg on board ct
prosent.v
"of what did the children die?p
"DiRrrhcn."
owns Il cholera2n
al can't toll. The last death was Eve
days ago. Nobody has been III on
hoard since then"
CHOW tong after you left port did the
fire, death occur"
"About the fourth day. 40 adult
patsgn gers have tiod or have been
sick"
MAYOR 0RANl's PROCLAMATION.
After conference this afternoon
with President Wilson, the health dc.
par,mrnt ami President Porter Of the
department OF charities and correction
ou tie outbreak al cholera ia the city,
Mayor Grant gave out a proclamation
TO tie public, Ieciting the appearance
Of cholera In The city ana the means
taken to combat II. The mayor calls
for confidence In the provisions takgn,
and says excessive fear on the part OF
the public IN not Justified. Cholera,
says the Proclamation, Is neither in.
leciuOus nor Contagious within the
common meaning OF the word, nor Ia
II, In the language OF eminent author
ity, ne dangerous m diphtherla. The
public viii be intelligently advised as
to tho progress OF the disease, The pa
per clOses:
'.Rcst assured that all will be done
by the authorities 10 meet every omer-
gency, anu with ihe confidence Of the
public aud aid In forcing sanitary rcgu-
lations, cholera will be mustered, health
restored aud peace, good order and
happiness maintained"
Sanitary superintendent Edison had
n conference with Police Superintend.
ent Byrnes, and ever two hundred
thousand
CHOLERA CIRCULARS ARE BEING
DISTRIBUTED.
They are printed in English, German,
Hebrew, Italian and bohemian. The
work OF h,ting out floating hospital
at the foot Of Sixteenth street for the
reception Of cholera patients Is being
hurried along. Among the nurses
Offering assistance many are young
women of refinement and education.
The attire Of several indicated "A life OF
ease amt wealth. Thee have been
many male applicants also.
j. Pierpont Morgan, treasurer Of the
Chamber Of Commerce quarantine
emergency fund, has acknowledged
the receipt Of An additional s72, $40 In
subscriptions since noon yesterday;
previously acknowledged $500.
Grnnu total ~ date, $3.50, 635.
Tomorrow the "Nor aannia'sn pau.
scngors will be brought by boat from
Fire Island and landed at the Nor.
mgnnia's" pier In Hoboksn. The
landing may 10 opposed by the New
jersey authorities.
Mary COnherty, n nineteon-year.Ol
girl who came from Ireland six months
hgo, was removed 10 tho Reception
hospital today from tenement on
Second avenue, suffering from what
was ANNOUNCED ~ genuine cholera. IL
Ia not known how she got the plague.
Six hundred and rlnety-twO Second
avenue Il n tenement In which eight
families live. Tho house was
THOROUGHLY DIsINpforED
tolay, and the bedding on which the
sick girl lay was taken away anu
burned. The employer OF the health
department went 10 Mrs. Fonn's board.
ing house, whore tho girl raoontly
Washed, and took away the bed In
which she slept there and whatever
clothing she had. Everything wa1
burned 10 destroy tho Infection. The
boarding house was also iisinfacled.
Mrs. Fenn's b)ardcrs, eight In number,
are professional people. They were
badly scared. A physician wns de.
tailed to watch the house from which
"
crowd gathered and II took several
policemen to keep tho crowd back. 1t
is believed that the girl will die.
Physiciaps have possession OF the girls
vomit for examination. This 10 the
FRS, case Of cholera reported In the city
In which the patient 10 alive.
Three suspected CAGES of cholera
were reporlheu 10 the health authorl.
ties tonight, but upon examination by
experts they were pronounced to ne
only cholera morbus and cramps. Tho
"BOhumia" was due here about mid.
night tonight, but has not yei arrived.
Much anxiety II being expressed BY.
health officers Of the arrival Of the
boat, rs 1t Ia feared that she has many
cases Of ohoota aboard.
sYnrrOms OF CHOLERA,