Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
Cool and Your Feet Warm,
Watch What You Drink.
CHOLERA la05Y 81 alas
Continue to Arrk
With b.. ms 0Jinr
Victims Of The SEQ o. Bosid ne aasa
and Inc aurm,s eHna Over Several
Cases Quaa iae 0Usias sgfs.
Gus Ialq b Soldering

NEW York, 50 Jl,aine oe
can save ihe meR f.a an too Frl
plague but ahsol1 et e ui tht
part Of every mf sisa eouHc
uiW With iustruS H0N pi
health and quarq iW
Newly iuieVtc1
the harhor tO-lat seNNs
rcaiO and snnOrf %.
II gin m d NormN 1850 Ha
uers Iho Rug
pasaenFeia 90 - .f.r
cholera pationNg ,... ,,.,g,
east anchor rtc vWmuHi0 bnll,.
four atccrago and ona cahlu pa ,engtr
She Ind four patients still alive, one
u tnenh1r Of the crow.
u b claimed ulo cabin paesongor
who died CA the NOfmania wds snliut-
Ing from diahstus only All GONZALES.
cencos are considered worry serious AND
further deaths arc likcly io occur
Health Oniner lUuklns lnymidiut,ly
ord0rod both ships TO tho lower hwy ps
soon ~ The captains Of the ytNcR nnt-
! FED him ni the condition ~ Affairs.
The NorManin sailed from Hamburg
| August 20 and touched at Southampton
I ON her way 60 this port She crfiCd 2dN
| hrstsolBss, 2l2 accommodates aud 49,
| sttOragc pasaongars, rhoro wua pruat
/ alarm among tho passengers when they
! lemu0i tho dread disease had appeared
on board the vessel The captain did
his best 20 allay the iears ul tno cabin
| passengers hy assuring thom ovory oi-
! FORT would be made NJ kUnp Che dir
caNo from rpronding md urgod thom 90
/ give him cyory assistance in lhelr
| powor 10 bring about that result Vhun
| no turned his attention 10 the ateerhgo
whore the greatost danger Of the dis
easc spreading was upprchondcd Tie
| ignorant stcorlGo passengers wern
completely panic stricken when they
| learned
THAT CHOLERA HAD APPEARED.
among ,hOm. They appeared incapable
Of helping themselves in tho alghtost
respect
Tho Nornauin came through tho
narrows shortly after I o'clock linr
Sister ship the Rugin, hltd already bocu
boarded and sent down tp the lover
bay when representatives Of the health
uiico boarded The Nrrmnnia. He re-
maiued on beard only TOW moments
thon returned to his own boat
and was rOwod back IN tho quaran tino
station He Orlorcd the Nurmnnin ~
follow the liugin down tho buy us a0un
ne be- learned Of The douthB aud hrk
moss on board fiu big steamship
oboycd promptly and plsscd hetwoet
the forts within half an hour nh1r tho
Rugia had gono down. She took ~
"a position In the lower hay, woll be.
low Hoffman Island mud little "a
outwards of tho ships already thore,
Tho RuRia loft Hamburg on Angus
u. She had 0s cabin and i36 siccrtlgd
passengers on board, The first dealt
occurred week after leaving port
Captain loithausgr, commander a
the kugia and the surgeon did every
thing 10 prevent the spread of tho die
ease, but the ignorance and reckless
ness Of the Htcomge passengers mad,
hotlr efforts Of NO avail
Othor cases OF illneas similar IN kind
soon appeared, aud Hoyen more pnaen
gcrs were takon down with the di-ouHa
Tho Rugia arrived of Fire Island
early this morning, aud came 10
through tho narrows 10 tho quarantine
station just nftor daybroak. She was
the first weasel boarded by Doctors
Jenkins and Talmadpc. Al soon Aa
they inquired whothcr there had been
any Illness on board, and had asccr-
inined the iruo state Of Affairs they orr
dcied The ship to the lower bay
Although inc uinRn0slh ~ ehch ciise
~ chOlefiue Or. Jenl,lna did not doubt
that the sc0urge was cholera. lie says
he continues hopeful Of Keoping tbe
di,aGse In Tho lower bay however tho
worst may b. expected, ~ In 1887.
there wern over hity deaths In
hospital islands and very few actual
cases whom stceraRe passengers wero
transferred
Or. jenkins early this morning tel9-
graphcd Tor Prof. Herman ByRgs, con-
sulting paihOlosist OF Tho health de-
partmsnt and Prof. William Wells,
professor uf hactoriology Ia the Johns
Iophina unyerity.
I'o-morr0w DR.. Jonliins proposes es-
tnblithlng a quarantine patrol IN tho
lower bay 20 keep passing yes5nls and
Newspaper tug 1000 foet from the
Rugiu and Normnnia