Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-05

vrw YORK September 4.-Dr. Jen-
accompanied by Quarantine Com
.,.orer Allen and Prof. Blggs, went
.se lower quarantine this morning
"a o, his return it was learned that
\. ,,'reoa had claimed a number Of
veins on the infected steamers during
5sy. The startling fact was made
,-b-ic that three deaths had occurred
hoard of the NOrmannia, two on the
,,,svi, and one on the Rugia. All the
~ we're taken to SWinburne Island
N ,-smated. 1t was also aScertained
.sst six cases Of the disease had been
..-- 20 SwiDOurne Island to-day.
The cabin passengers of the steamer
|y-narula have been transferred TO
1-snsn Island. The panic among
i. to-day is described by eye wit
.s.;ss as something frightful. They
--.si ont against being confined IN a pest
I'M and the ladies on board Of the yes
were In a state OF the greatest ter
\, Their fears we're relieved 70 GER
.,.- extent. however, by their removal
/, H77nan Island. The commissioners
rcr5e the terror prevailing among
'.,s ,assenrers as OF heartrending
fsr.c,er. There were some doubts
r-g the cabin passengers as to the
esace OF the dread disease on board
he steamer but the deaths and new
a., which occurred to-day brought
.ror 20 the braveSt hearts on board OF
infected vessels. All now fully re-
ognIza that the grim spectre Of cholera
REALLY IN THEIR MIDST.
The mails from the NOrmannia,
witch we're brought up 70 the pOStOihce
s,s asst night, have been distributed
that for inland points sent on its
v.7. The postofiice officials say the
nail natter was thoroughly disinfected
before being brought up 70 the city,
lli IS the bags were there IL was pos
scs TO DO this effectively without
breaking the seals.
The steamer Stubbenbuk, Captain
Bellnr, from Hamburg, which arrived
90 Saturday morning, came up from
1wer quarantine at 1880 o'clock this
s.,erl00n and is now anchored off up
per quarantine. She was thoroughly
i--y4,ei and sent 20 her pier tO-dav.
al. ol board are well.
The Italian man-of-war Garigilano,
va-h has brought here the statue OF
Christopher Columbus p eSented by the
Italian nation 20 the people Of the
United States, arrived at quarantine
l1s afternoon.
TIE sculptor of the statute, SignOr
G.elu0 Russo, was among the pas
-lsers Oh board the steamship Fulda.
fro-. Russo was among the Fulda'S
passenger, brought 10 the city. The
famous sculptor Of the Columbus statue
Ra' loudly chsered by his enthusiastic
1u.rers.
THE OFFICIAL LIST.
The following is the official list Of new
eases and new deaths. On board the
N.ualua: Emma Horn, Steerage, aged
= l.ed to-day; five days ILL.,. Heinrich
--uuars, aged ~, one Of the Steerage
e"-ris d,eG while in transit 10 h0spi-
AIS. lie bad been nursing the cholera
A.e1t>. so new cases on board the
N1-uasua.
ol board ,le Rogia: Antonio Herla,
Sea 4i' steey-ge, died to-day. Taken
yesterday. New eases on Bugia:
,.-'N'ae L.Heu, aged 10, and Peter
---seu, aged IS.
Vl board the Moravia: Abraham
S--lr.ler, AGED $, died in transit. No
Benz eases.
a. steamers from Hamburg and
--''e VII. ,e stopped at lower Quaran-
-1 ~l4 detained as long as it is neces-
Az. t-e b9IrSogue saloon passengers are
=, '.Ar.y % oe detained long; in fact It
g-s>.o.e they may 20 up tomorrow.
1- "s.-l had a long talk with the
~ ssSaper men to-day. He told them
s,. que various symptoms of cholera,
~& & z most important statement be
--. Was thar he was In bis own mind
81 ,,-tel ~, that the sick people on board
Nefucun.a, RUg.a,. and MOravia
sur ring from cholera aSiaticuS,
--l 1e had In his examinations and
s'"n-atS been unable up TO the
''',-' tine 90 discover any baccilh.
CANADIAN PRECAUTIONS.