Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
, ,,eonut Of the Arrival Of the
" "Norayia" in New York
Yesterday.
.slsrAnr SECRETARY 'eAolo'
ING TALKS.
,,.,lssn, Goes 10 Washington
DR.. Ila.kell's opinloiI.-To
Protect California.
=, f,I,rpah to the NEwa.l
THE "uORAviA."
III, disease pronounced Asi"''c
CHOLERA.

xrv YORK, Aug. Si.-Aboard the
sf,,axiaU at the present time are
~ cases OF measles and two women
,.coyerlng from slight attacks OF
S,.sase. The entire Storage comes
~ ihe Injected district and tonight
4. Jenkins Is exceedingly anxious
nd worried over the OUTLOOK ne
svorayinD arrived last night Mt 10
.elock and strange to say notwlth-
i'niing her terrible record OF deaths
!. he voyage the captain passed
s,on,h sanity Hook up the bay and
@,nnsh a fleet OF steamship" which
..,s snehored of q boardin station.
~ AID not stop there but moved up
srsraI hundred feet north Of the fleet
s;thiu about eight miles OF the battery
I'D there dropped anchor. No word
"a. mi ashore all night, nor did any
mo quarantine officers board her.
IL was early this morning when
nay started on the usual round to
h,fd vessels anchored In the stream,
nj the "Moravla" was the last one
yhleh Physicians Tailmadge and
.,nborn drew up alongside. IL was
Non after 10 o'cloci, and II was
lbown that the "Dioravih" was from
40 Injected port.
Within Eve minutes after "Aiora-
W. was boarded for the second time,
hs h0lsted anchor, got up steam and
u,ned heI bow In tho direction OF
he ocean. She made long detour
roani the fleet, hugging tile Long
Island shore anu passing Out OF the
Nlffogs for the lower bay shortly be-
sr noon.
The phase Of the caso OF the
aluravlan which deserves lnyestiga-
Mn and which should be looked into
sAh lhofOughnsss is the action OF the
up,iiu Of tho "Moravia" in cOutinu.
ks his voyage - this country under
he conditions which prevailed on the
ihIp.
II the Cases broke out the day
allowing his departure from Ham.
tag, wny did NOT he, those connected
yiih the quarantine department ask,
hin back home instead OF bringing the
disease 10 new country? Represen-
a.lvss OF the Associated Press received
lneNago nom Now York at guarnn-
toe stating that 1t IL reported that DIR.
aNAhlhA kAp taHtn hbgahA
he"Morav.a"
AsIATIc CHOLERA.
Dr. Jenkins declared he was not pro.
llei at present to pronounce his opin-
hn. THIS "Moravla" II now anchored
b Gmyesend bay, between Fort HAM
lion and Norion's point, about 200
lir.s cas-, OF the main channel. She
sont Of the way of passenger vessels
md she will be Indefinitely detained.
The passengers and crew, even 10 the
abin bly,will be landed on Hoiiman's
hand aud every rag OF clothing will
hd!siniecied, and every peTfOn bath
VI. When the ship IL cleansed she
vii 10 dlsinlected and the passengers
zen put aboard and detained there for
N Indefinite tire, being obliged TO
Mdon the island daily for inspection
lal baihs. shortly after IL O'Clock
DC lllIie tug boat which docs service
u d.. Jenkins slal left the "Mora.
ns'P side and steamed for the big
'Ieuionic." In the meantime u boat
hxeJ by two men left the
'Aolavia's" side and pulled for
ae beach. When she reached the
lulew wharf fronting Off the depart.
atui station William Seguin, an at
ache, hurriedly left her and delivered
'ssaled envelope To DIR. jenkins, who
'Pelrd II aud betrayed no indications
gal there was anything wrong. Then
tuswithDr. rallmadge aboard came
uavie, anu there was u conference
shh me health officer. At this time,
Nei leaving DIR. jenkins, CDR. Tall.
aAdse, who looked very much per-
Iibed, asserted that there was nothing
Nops with the "MoTavia," and every
5e on board was enjoying good health.
the quarantine wharf and the
ssemed to put an extra squirt OF
t,Aul In an effort to get alongside the
kae'stTicken craft. There were
~ Of activity aboard aud the immi.
snIe, az II expecting to be landed,
w DO seon hurrying up and down
s,sueek looking In the direction OF the
Wh Island shore and occasionally
N their hats and hand kcrchiefs.
oelore starting down the bay, Health
yuleef jenkins tclegraphed Secretary
eAte Foster, notifying him OF the
Iehly'lwo deaths from so.callod
loleiaon board the "Mora via during
hsr voyage.
n ne city editor Of tho New York
'T,a and four Of his stgl Of reporters
'. ,he low boat 80. w. Hustled" at.
i@pwu 70 visit the steamer "Mora-
"" In the lower bay. They were
PLACED UNDER ARREST
NJ Fellmadge and brought before
se.ilh officer jenkins. AS thew did
IT, succeed IN boarding tho steamer
M. health officer discharged them.
,nt NJ. neallh officer will In future arrest
n punish any and all Unauthorized
isl'iTuagesi or going alongside OF YES.
~Tln Quarantine.
1eiklns viii make a thorough
nsgallon tomorrow and determine
~ .ause OF the deaths on board the
,h1iaVia." DR.. jenkins denlea en-.
aopnCany Tue report that he pro.
1Non,1aoI NE sickness on board tho
A ,YulN as being Asiatic cholera.
low ,n..pon w!li be given out tomor.
au.,ar "Moravln" will be sent 10
slne tomorrow when Nor mas.
ma ~ WIZ DO taken 10 Holman is.
Tin w Islnftction. They are Ger.
IN 20 DO held Ave DAYS al Ieast W.
dWs 'snsinh slated tnai the discharpe
A,lAtio rluIhts was characterlstlu OF
On, vnoIera ana he knew of ma
afit,c 'Vsse which had that charnc.
b,lvs hls statement Ia pretty con.
. Ayss !, e'luenoe that DIR. ,Jenkins h,..