The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12

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he that be had
his face. his hands. and. as the doctor after
ward saw, his entire body. The rednoss at the
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in tho family. He found that ali wore much
worse: Then he began to suspect what the
All, TAT; e there here any more sick people here" he
oh. several more--nfteen altogether, said
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FIFTEEN SICK IN ONE HOUSE.
=, In fact there were fifteen cases Of tyGhus IL
sts Sny sad BEEN
symptoms which. nuke typhus. hard to
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burning and wh!rling in the brain. Some had
not been be-, VOL since they Left Russia others
81. Damn saw that these we're no attacks Of
tynhus. and he knew that this was the disease
ill., II onns ro the OF
DR. EDISON NOTIFIED.
:. Dr. Cyrus Edison. Chief dn.pegtor q the
ad a sD DR. pH q s fyyees
entiFe San fo q the Hsaith was
III patients from the lodging houses to North
Edison and Dr. ,s had
broke out in this, city in 1850. and they made
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as2 "a DtSs Health Department. all
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Charities. Association. None Of them has been
sent West, and they have lived in these lodg-
ct Esss tsoa ssaE
and tlfen with the aid 81 his stat he inspect.
ed the different lodging houses where tn? He
brews OF this particular ship load were living.
EIGHT LODGING HOUSES INFECTED.
In eight OF them were found cases Of typhus.
patients with their heads tied UP in wet
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and some were delirious: =,
Thetwo ambulances, Of the Health Depart;
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NEST cases the mothers 10 were not sick.
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to carry these sick people to North Brother
Tie two pavilons on the island are large
and there are other buildings on the
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Merzcl ii: Enoch Grunnsr. 3s: II drummer.
%: Leo drummer. IS: BENZ. drummer. -: Sol.
omon Grunner. IL; Nosss Gsunnss. a,sf
PATENTS FOLLOW CHILDREN TO THE HOSPITALS.
Mrs; Decker: Mrs: Abramowitz. Mrs. Gold I'D!
ssss. IN ssrns ss sies FEY
other dodgers in this house were quaran.
tined and an officer Of the sanitary
them to go out and none except the health
officers TO enter. The house was thoroughly
walls We're washed With bichloride OF mercury.
All OF the bedding and clothing and the bag
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infected in a temperature of 100 to 200 de-
From ~ East Twelfth street the officers
ported porte By tic Tnited Hebrew Charities Asso:
typh Ss sSs
The sick wore; Ksbeoea suSkeTits. p
man. - H:t Iabs HOLMAN: y: simon HOFFMAN.
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g: sima ,GalInka. 2; Joseph Drntt, q; Israel
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mer. 10: Clara Mermer. T..
Island to care for their children: This house
and the others visited by the health officers
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roe Street Is used BY the United Hebrew Char
six CASES Isaac
s;netzen. u: Reuben sinetzen. .: Bertha Sim
the typhYs patients to the hospital. and the
At3l Monroe street. another lodging. house.
used in part by the United RI. Hsbrsy Charities
At q Delancoy street. where the association
had lodged some Of tho Hebrews. were Ill:
Jennie, Lobofr. 9: Rachael Lebof. 12. and
Mary perseau. g. The other the dodgers showed
From IS Norfolk, David Copperman. %. WAS
sent to the reception hospital. and from lB6
II: Hi!da KEENAN,. 4; Rachael Furman, So. and
her children, Slava. Il; HarvG. II, and Kafka,
wagons and taken to the reception hospital.
Mrs. KEENAN, and two more children, who have
as yet shown no symptoms Of the disease. ac-
companied them.
There have as yet been no typhus symptoms
among the Hebrews who are lodged at the as
sociation,s house at III Madison street. Seven
Of tho Hebrews who came on the Mnssllia wore
lodged at 40 Pike street. DR.. Edison and DIR.
Dillingham; visited this house late last night.
also under surveillance at 1lS Ridge street
nine Russian Hebrews who came to this port
on another steamship.
GENERAL EXAMINATION.
Before q o'clock last night every one OF the
Hebrew immigrants who came on the Afassilia
had been examined and either sent to the hos
pital or nuarantined.