New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

fcvcr vos stamped out By sanitary regulations ana
travelling regulations without interference To DlSi-
ness He feels that il is possible TO 40 tue SAM
with the cholera By the introduction Of colr''po"u
ing scientific measures. lie says thl' 'he s''S',p
con,p,nies and NOT the immigrants, should DE n'iu
reSa,siblc and that restrictive measures should 10
enforced against the companies ne brlc,,1S ,.,a
MI me rompnnics to incrasc iheir of fare for
immigrants. ana this would ba most s'l''"r' ~
Dr. Janeway Il member Of the Medical AdVlsory
Board Of the New York Chanhcr ci Sonllnc'oc , on
quarantine iavorS suspension for one var % ~,
migration bu, points danger from canaan or ih
south American Republics OF West ihdcs. a dn
recommends quarantine stations at NE pom. ~ u h
parturc OF imnlgraIts The persons In chaIec TO Do
Under the control of The Tinted etiCi , oaec
in Russia last autumn, begins his statement Oy qnea
tionng seriously the efficacy OF the quarl'nr S''U
adopted here during the European ei'u'I nrn ,n
saws that while quarantine regulation, 70 pevc,n'
the introduction of contagious dlscas, slcn rs small
iagous disease we should demand inspection cieanu
ness and isolation OF the sick rather tha long de'e
ton of ship and passengers pr IL, Uo't chIr ,'
contrary to the anyer'a popular op ahc hcrEne Of
made in tie treatment OF cholera by cleansing ont
the bowels with solution Of qnid soap anu water;
when practeed at the beginning OF the dlNeas' poNeu
Petersburg TecTsS"rq Cholera Is result Of unsnna habits
classes especially the drinking portion oi these
casses and The middle and higher G Gl1cs. s wG
As n result Of his European observations he IS con
WINGED that methods OF tran iSSOn OF the disease
are unknown Therefore lie feels II TO be- our duty
10 surround ourselves with every protection lie
suggests quarantine of immigrants before cmbirkaton
for o. least five days. further detention Of imnl-
grants for like period and domestic quarantine
stations and the observation ~ the greatest cean-
ness nv the adoption Of these precautoas he reels
that il is unnecessary even with chOl"ra aboard snip,
10 detan passengers lie adds that those precautions
meet with the approval Of the Hamburg american
Company of Hamburg lie thinks that the danger OF
n great epidemic In America Is remote. and even
should there no epidemic With the methods OF
management. he suggests. and WITH bowel lrrgatoh'
The disease would be robbed Of much Of is terror
Health AT It's annual meeting voted 90 ask the Leds
lature for a contingent fund OF $4,000. 10 r used
With The Governors approval In case OF cholera cpl
demic next summer.
DiSqueting come from Quarantine every
day now about DR.. Jenkins and his state OF mind
yesterday II Tas said that he has committed 90 memory
the line Where tho wicked from troubling and
the weary at rest and that ne repeat, it over
again. sadly. he stands on the wintrv shore
amid dead leaves and hEghtod golden rod. with the
leaden SKY above him. Not even the mcmcry OF The
autumns cholera days when he wac Il monarch abSo
le and bv his ma jestic bearing slr1lc, terror into
To-day he win find Chrismas box IN d" The Marine
Journal" which won't add 10 his JOY II Is IN tlie
shape editorial National Quarantine" and in
II Captain Norton makes some unkind remarks about
the good DOCTOR and says that DR.. Tcnkin,S system
Is to send infected ship ont 10 and let II rmau
there iii everybody aboard cthsr dies from the disease
or is ready 10 expire from hardship or exposure