Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11

.,s authorize me 20 agree 70 these
80 The ffty thousand, ! will hold
.- r7s.eugers are landed on tire
.r IT. JENKINS, Health Officer.
asrrtrrsE, y. v, Sept. 10, 1892.
M r. T Jenkins, Holman Island
yr- Tort:
a5--a7 90 his terms and draw on
r.-s- 4 Co. for fifty thousand dollars
twill be responsible for the bal
.-- within six months. Engage q
~-sr and see that title is proper.
"RoswELL p. FLOWER"
vrw YORK. September 10. - The
Montreal special says: Itbegins
.r.ssff the Crosse Isle quarantine
.-...- was q farce, fl not worse. Pas
----, who have been Guarantined and
.aws-d released cell strange stories
t.-. way things are conducted and
-a- 'n which they were treated.
this is not the worst. Vessels from
..-r ports can sail or steam past the
-r..1e or stop, as they see tt. An
-rr., of this was seen to-day whe1
bark Ernest DelcOsta, from BarOa-
s With m0iaSSes, arrived here this
ro0n, not having been stopped be-
.r.- lts mouth OF the gulf and
rr-.. q distance Of over 7j0
lies. When the captain was asked
a- bis bfI of health on arrival
re- be- vas astOntshed TO learn In was
bed. Th. crew were thoroughly 5N-
mined bv DR.. Taberge, of the city
ard. end reported all right. Among
arrivals here to-day and yesterday
F.-. t1e Intermediate and steerage pas
ga-s ot the Dominion Line steamship
>-e. which arrived opposite Crosse
Is, oa Monday morning last, and al
..l the recent ruleSp promulgated by
55ld required all passengers 20 be
aet twenty days they were re-
-,al 10 less than four Most Of these
migrants were from Great Britain
l are a healthy looking lot. All Of
-s1, however, are harsh in their de-
cs-.o1 Of the system prevailing az
--.sss Isle. When the steamer arrived
vas boarded 6y Or. M0ntiZambert,
si uaf.cG officer at the station and
lysf0i physicians. All the passen-
,-, and crew were made 90 pass before
- doctor, for examination.
-..r -le 250 steer1ge passengers
F- ordered ashore with their baggage,
conveyed iu scCWS t1wed by tug.
.H hours after Jb., the "a iEterme-
a.s gs,,.u myers were ordered ashore.
Disorder started quite row aboard
-.l They refused 90 leave unless
.-e.u passengers went also. The
'-s-, were Imperative, however, aud
,aw placed them on the scOws.
U they Jared on the island is best
N By SIR. Alien Tr.p1, one OF the
k5--ar,. Ua said: 1--WE landed at
j. with bedding, steward and food
- tle Sary.a, 60 second cabin and
.... $50 ,teegaga. We, the second
passengers, including men,
omen end children, married and sin
we're l>1areJ all together in kind
.-...e shed, aud here We were forced
pass .ae night, an iu one room. The
.'-.' are o disgrace 10 civilization,
-t Ee had DO tables and no seats and
create. no better than cattle. We
- no. water oa our arrival, either for
.-..lE or washing, and were forced
wash ourselves .n the train in the
-.-u-.
"a. that we had 20 do was 20 open
u. .-'ts and baggage IN the open air.
.-e0.ea.s oi any kind were used in
70 and q, q p. %. on Tuesday, we
-a' 'a pass before the doctors again
y. Dug took us Co Quebec the same
Where we arrived about mid
'-. -.t .s.t that place q, . 81 N. for
-..sa. --- train which we reached at
..-as a uuWoeF of the other pas
>-.l that, only for the kindness
-tr,.u who sent food and two
.-' ashore % c1otit they would have
.. 90 D STATE %, Sem.-slaryation while
Quarantine.
,' say lle apparatus for djSinfeCt-
.- ,-e Island is of 90 use except TO
.' clothing Before leaving there
,-'...L was prepared which will be
.'.-.-i 20 ,de GOvernor-General call
.31 90 the state OF affairs. The
-s-e passengers say the same OF
-s.' .ist-na1t, aud deuoUnce the
M prevailing On the isle.
.-- --' 4u'.S correspondent al once In
'r,.'e1 -aChapeIe, the President Of
-,-..'-. Board of Health, recently
4 H. . ,i ,le provincial government.
Interview was startling one in
respects, especially as he saws the
.r,- VII De Ia Canada this week.
-,-.or,' says the correspondent,
~ seems 90 be some misapDrehen-
~ ~ '-e public mind as 20 the scope
L.. Proclamation recently issued.
|Es-s-y. tlIs prevent vessels like the
ann now arriving from a German
..g,,-.' .',m .auding her passengers or
IT,. az ALL The proclamation only
.c-,. ii. ~ vessels sailing from infected
m, -''e5 us promul cation" "
4Oout the Wsndraham? She
6 p i. ..om an Injected port, Hamburg.
= 10" reported in the gull"
crs,io case We shall use our own
,es. ,.oa, She only carrie, forty.six
ssi% 50 that 1t Is hagdly likely