New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
TWO MORE PLAGUE SHIPS.
Confined from First Pare.

With each day the anxiety among the people living
the store there has increased and yesterday when
the other two ships arrived with their record Of
dead and patients positive fear took possession of
many OF them. Several cottages and hotels overlook
the bay from the bluffs around Quarantine station,
and they have lost many guests since the began.
The guests Of one hotel practically quaaRtined
a few days ago when they called some friends at
stspleon. They refused admttance to the house
and had TO speak their friends through closed
doors. female guest in the Clia Cottage has
become badly frightened that she sent up to New
York City and ordered a supply OF tapers and other
fumigatng appliances, with which she fumgated
her room last night. As the materials did not smell
well the proceeding not viewed with favor by
her fellow guests. They, however. were not free
from fear themselves, and shifted suspciously at
the dishes, making apprehensive queries about their
liability to produce cholera.
staten Islanders remember the epidemic which once
followed the arrival Of cholera ships in the lower bay
and they view the situation 1t exists at present with
alarm They fear that infection will be borne TO their
by the refuse and discharges from the detained
vessels bathing has been INDUCED in since the
arrival Of the Morvia Fishing also has been practically
inerdcted for boatman along shore far South
Beach will let boat to anybody without written
permit from the Health Officer. striking illustra-
ton Of the srctness OF the local shore police quaran
tine furnished yesterday morning near South
Beach. special force OF police guardians has been
out refuse and drift stuff which might possibly
bear infection, and warning of boats which at
tempted to land. A clammer from South Beach
named Komenn went out early yesterday morning
In his sklf. lie had his little boy aboard, and after
he got his Of clans he tried to land on the
shore whence he had come. But he was not allowed
to land. -Four policemen rushed down to the ha,d n
Ing place and he was ordered on perehPlorhy. al
his protestatons were in vain and ne mao 70 oS %w
places but failed in each case Al last ne came 10
Quarantine and laid his melancholy case before , Dr
That the oniy thing that he could DO stop clam
ming His on the sTSha n snaT
for the regulations are rightly strict. He rowed
back and S he Nv would Try TO land an whether he
again ordered out to sea and will become Ias n''ns
as without p at On now
outbreak Of startling rumor about escapes from
ssScrs ~" on ' naDs Stand b. Jenkins laughed YEARLY
ne new case Of cholera the Meravia though
started out the tug boat with Dr. Abbott HIS mys
osity, which he did not return I'll morning, time me-
es asu s Il. sd
representative Of r: p. Downing q Co; came to
the Quarantine station at Staten Island yesterday az
ternoon to try u make some aTran %, f tb
jenkins about cotton rhSS S ss Te@ The Tem
tonic When the steamship Teutonic was passed. u.
the Quarantine officials there on board OF hcr sA
teen bales of Peruvian cotton, and when 1t was at
tempted to unload them the Custom House oneiss re-
fused the necessary permission without permit HoH
fhe Health Officer. The permit granted .
Hugh ]. Grant. Thomas Gilroy and D.. eenpsesai
Gram went to Quarantine the tug Fred D. DaILe
at once when they heard the bao news, ana bosrasa
the State Board Of Health ting state OF New, tUn
TIey went down the bay TO look at the quarahuied
ships. - " u,u;oms and Henry
n nchinsoD of the POstoffce, came to Quarauuhe
Yesterday on the suggestion Of Postmaster van oem
10 see the Quarantine regulations could not " ~
modified rs TO admit OF the landing OF malls lMe
received no decisive answer but the matter WI
probably. be discussed at meeting OF the ne@Ish
bosrd next Monday. Later in the evening Dr.
TeCkies Aaid that the mails the Normanhlh anu
pnsaS were being disinfeced and would probably be
landed during the night message S. waS e sen pos 70
master General wanamaker proposing that nned
number Of deliveries be made each day 10 ieS
vessels An answer was sent back that Gay, saS,ns
that DR. Jenkins could permit no commpnicauoh oc |
tween shore and qusrantined ship t ne was suaS
nat there was no chance OF the disease being spread
from the ship.