Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
.-188 CHOLERA GASES.
Hamburg Ships Arrive in New
York Harbor With
mr. rQrsDED DISEASE ABOARD.

.gr DREADED DISEASE ABOARD.
--,-s+ Lot Of Immigrants Yet.
Pc 5...'-s W a Number Died and Were
Sc.--s5 at Sea, and There Are
~ Zen on the Two Vessels,
.+ n, with the Plague-Dr.
r- Feels That There Is
Cs cause for Alarm-Lots OF
oo-.-ea5 People in Quaran-
tine.
v YORK, September 3.-Nothing
save the metropolis Irom
-.....,-re but absolute compliance
...--- M every member OF the COM
rtr lLe instructions OF the
+-s Health and the quarantine au-
wba danger is real. 1t can
a.s-est.mated.
vv affected steamships ar
1arb0r to-day with awful
f te,-a and suffering. Tney
...rr..a aoi N0rmannia, ooth
4....r-r. The Bugja buried nye
....e-. .rcers 40 sea aud had i've
r.ara patients still on ooaro
.rr east alch0r. The Normannla
..-- t.r- s-serage passengers and one
....srr4r She had four patients
,lr, one being a member OF the
f- is claimed that the caoin
..--e- who died on the Norman mia
:. .rr.-irc FROM d.Gostis only. AIe
....sa. the Noruannia were;
r.-s-r Carl. second cGriu, aged 81:
,.--.....s cb.'eriue, died August %.
u.-.u-or. Jacob, first cabin, aged
s-.-.qsfs. diabetes. Ship surgeon
l.... ,.r- patient had diarrhoca, died
-uua.r j.. ~,
Hu 0rUe. aged IL months; dag
~. ..l.a-.ue, died on August 30.
a.-r. Willie, aged years; diaguo-
..g.er'ue. died September j.
,....-za. Ad0lphc, aged 1 year. dag
... ,fa.sr,ne, died September >.
-.a earvaIeScent are as follows:
r...ar. Heuriechlrank, one or the
.r s.el 80, diagnosis, cno.erine.
gsr.eh. Rudolph, aged IL monthsi
la.s ch0.erlne.
me,agcd years; diagnosis,
..-. Norris, aged SO years, dag
,s cbo.er.ue.
6- board the Bugia the following
r-sair. Bertha, aged 10 years, Bel
-l.. died August %; diagnosis, chol-
-.a
Essrlg. Karl, aged 39,years, Belgrade,
I'd August 2S; diagnosis, choleriue.
Ssr Rosie, aged 80 years, Vienna,
.sf sso--nber /: diagnosis, chClerine.
,.4~. Edward, AGED 30 years VII
died September /; diagnosis,
rue.
Tie c0uvalescents on the Rcgia were
a.ovS:
ss5si Elem, aged 27 yeare, Po-
nd. diagnosis, chO.sr'ue.
E1su.z. Pan. aged S years, Belgrade;
slesis, c-J.cr.ue.
F-, John. aged 54 years, Mecklen-
..-e. diagnosis, cholerlue.
Peters. Au.lon, aged 81 years, Schleis-
.dagu0ss, ch0ierl-e.
n,...0. K0smjo, aged "a years, Italy;
.r1s-, cboieriue,
a.. the dead had been buried az sea.
Tie carv.icsceut cases are consider
II very arI0us, aud further deaths are
vt 20 occur. Health Officer Jenkins
-e.y ordered both ships 20 the
.r.- ..- rs soon as the captains OF the
Vessels had notified him Of the condition
srs.
I.s s-,. death on board the Norman
De- occurred on August 23 Car. he
s.-.. g. oars OF age, second class pas
ta-. bad been taken down with a
.,.s,s which the ships physician dag
.sl ls ca0eriue.
Asu.ar ease was discovered about
81. same rur ia tae steeraSe, in the
-,a Of GIa.c Harm, q child one
Un Uecerts death on August 90
T.. .ro5 5y the death of the other
-.'.... t.- child Pa the steerage, on
Angus. s.. tle authorities of the snip
l t-e serious condition OF
--s.
A..r. cs.eu5'ng their efforts, several
r'..- illnesses uf Ike nature woS soon
r.l The surgeon took radical
"s.., Hec.reiCIy isolated all the
.'..'. a.. personally saw that TIE
.r.s, care wrs exercised by the per-
us engaged .0 nursing them 90 avoid
taru..ea-r- the seISe 60 others.
-t.u Ha- great alarm among the
PASSENGERS when they learned that the
.-- ..a.s. has appeared on board the
~,.. Il. ll0rsut Steer2Ce PaSSen-
.-'s we're comp .tt..y pauic Stricked up
.srau, .lat cholera had appeared
ls them Taey lost their headSen-
.el, -l- app cared lobe incapable OF
s-- treG Ives iE the slightest re-
- tHc Captain and the surgeon
.'.-el careful watch 10 be kept over
srga las,-r gers, I'm order that
-i a.t lo- ae.l.os>.y run into danger
~ catching ,.e disease.
&. spite % all the precautions that
~ auS more eases soon developed.
' symptoms I'm nearly All were alike.
'- more were taken In the steerage,
-' Oh tam being children. Adolph
,,z, / year old; Willie Harm, 3
Years. Ola.