Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-09-07

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tlit Norntatllsi* III VI be,u transferred
IL II tiInti /: lu1d, here they willie,
lnulu unUef obkttv vutiuA. six Gusts ol
cllultln " ert transferred tu tue hcspi~
tai I'll 5" inbuli,e l~land. This leaves
The NufnlAnniu with no oue kick ufi
board tnu with Ut steerARe pa .s=ugers
The MnrhviA hrs 10 sick, lut has hel
cabin httd htee'use passengers u: boaftl
Tue Rugla has nn sick and her cab !,
and stettage passengers are on board
No fresh ta=ts are likely to bresk out
in the Nurlnunnta now that her I'M mi-
giants have been removed aud her
uuart'ts ttorou9hly futuiEuted.
The steerage passengers OH Hoffman
island are Of cour>e table to develop
the discuss, but they will ut once be
transferred t" The hoepital Ut Swim
burne island If taken sick.
The cabin lassengers tf the Nor
MAMMA nay louk forward shortly to
definite announcement ny to the
date ON which they will Ee permitted
tn land, AZ th+ tiu4e they will he kept
on hoard wllI te h >tat.d number uf
days after the LIST deaths occurred on
hoard the ship, whicI, onght IT, br tle
two yesterday. The rtserAgt 1,ts+en
g=ls 1.-THE Kugiu will be- tzken on
sn RI to-day and Re It nntl-r nt,stt va-
tioA In ft snnle tnauuer aid tnt
atealIrr vii be thoroughly .tisiuIected
The same procedure " iii obtain in the
MorAviA.
AL pr sent thu vt vtssets ut upper Quar-
antine afe Ia Bourgo. 1T, from Havrt !;
lhe Fu|tta, from (itio tustafl' :,
1om Brrntr, and the Brilliant (oi
tapk) frtm H@mbufg.
The Bourg y,te will be visited by the
d: ctnr t,GAy and .ntne deris1nn may
come tea to the cabin passnpgers.
The strong at1ldavI,~ nf The different
Inspect 1t, bureaus and strong endor.e-
ment Of the cot sui ut HAvr". VITO as
good rs gave her II clean bill Of health,
and probably would have none 10 had
not Havrt beth declared An infected
port, viii weigh strongly with Or.
Jenkins. There In ps ssibtjity 1T their
belug Released today aud consequently
there IL likely to be some clash be-
tween federal aud health authorities If
1t take place, as 1t IL said that the col
fector Of customs will not allow them
to land.
The two patients who died late
Saturday night were taken to the
crematory at once and burned. The
incineration lasted several houra, and
no veslige WAS left of the dead after it
was finished. DR.. Byron wss ked
whether all the dead, If there shall be
more, would be burned. He said that,
OF course, cremation Was considered
the safest thing, but many people had
great horror Of 1t and II The relatives
of any who might die should object tn
this mode OF disposing of the bodies.~
another method would be- Used. Swim
burne island has tue NECESSARY appli-
ances for emba'ming the bodies, and,
If ut ce.sary, 10 satisfy relatives, the
bodies of cholera dead can be embalm-
ed.
The method OF embalming u.ed In
this case. however. will be radically
different from that Used In ordinary
enbattuiug. I. will be much like the
acient melhod employed by the
Egyptians 10 preparing their nlum>
mies. The bodies hecome dried w
entirely aud look much like n,ummIes.
They can be pres for loug lime,
and all danger Of infection In destroyed
by this method, These are the ouly
TWO methods to b. used In the case of
cholera patients. 1t would Of course
be utterly nut nf the Question to bury
them before, as they would sl,rtad in-
fection.
The Ctnur d. Alene Trouble.