New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
Any CALL ON GOVERNOR FLOWER.


ANY CALL ON GOVERNOR FLOWER.
me- ATTENDS TO VARIOUS THINGS CONNECTED
WITH QUARANTINE PRECAUTIONS
| Il was O'Clock yesterday morning when Governor
Flower received his first callers OF the Gay " ."e
Windsor Hotel. They were Lieutenant W. n"'ler
| duncan and Ensign Weeks. OF the Naval Reserve
ybo informed the Governor that the Pegasus was at
| anchor OF the Commupipaw coal docks and that the
| commands were awaiting the Governors oruefs'
He directed that orders be tecphoned TO commodore
Miller and Colonel Cavanagh to disperse their iorces
| In the course OF the day orders were SEM 10
Colonel Austen command Of the troops at baoyioh,
% re,nrn as soon as he deemed the services OF
troops unnecessary The following kilograms were
sent:
Albert NJ Darling, Sheriff of Suffolk County Babylon
thank you for efficiency displayed. Swear In dep
ut,es 10 guard the landings Of the Ripple al isp UT
any other port In your county where Sht rImm nE
james Norton. Sheriff of Queens County Long isaha
swear in deputies enough guard the ports where
the Ripple lands In It's regular route betWeel ports
in your county and Fire Island NJ l. F"O"H
DR. W. r. Jenkins. Quarantine
send the balance OF your policemen 10 Fire Island 10
make your quara""'e ""' r. p FLOWER.
The Governor, President Newbod, Or. Lewis Balch'
ro,orv ~ N. State BOARD OF Health and Professor
Collin hold conference about the control or Fire Isl
and II had been considered that the jurisdiction over
this place rested directly with the state put rocssor
Collin gave as his opinion that " the state bohro vi
Health has the same general jurisdiction over sla'c
property that local board has In It's locality. TIE
Jurisdiction OF the State Board In no way mterfered
with the power or authority OF Dr. jenkins In quar-
antIne matters Oh Fire Island
Late in the afternoon General Porter received the
following telegram:
Fire Island, Sept. IA. 1897
sbsrir Mas discharged all deputies. and hold his
certificates that situation IS controlled ana military
force unnecessary. / concur 10 The bny; ana nave
sent 10 Dr. VoGht. to Fire Island. with ms con
currence as TO situation VII return s%@ onn ne To-
senator Mcpherson J. n Knapp and Others sent
congratulaory kilograms and messages. The appllca-
ton for a writ OF habeas corpus source OF an
noyance, however. The hearing was adjourned until
Monday The following telegram indicates that the
person who has moved in the matter was unauthorizcd
Fire Island, sept. IA. 1899.
As far as the executive committee OF the Norman.
MAS passengers has been able 10 learn, no one has
been authorized TO apply for writ OF habcas corpus
for us, and VIC repudate all such actions. We heartily
thank you T for yd the e4 cba To you anG We feel Wy
owe rescue from position Of the greatest distress
and peril and your ncS JOHN WI "sEf' Fl
by U.s. 4, n PALMER. .''
j. S. RosENTiiAL.
Dir. LANCE
The Governor said: ain the revision Of the quaran-
tine laws last winter DR.. jenkins had practically his
own way. There were number OF powers inserted
which give the quarantine officer bread discretionary
power. Now the general laws OF the last Legislature
were only issued this week and there but few OF
them In the city. Probably the Isp people got their
law from the old statutes
In the afternoon Willard P. Reid, Of Isp. who In
cited the people on Fire Island 10 resist the landing Of
the Cepheus called Governor Flower. lie is the
lawyer who obtained the injunction from Judge
ord and hn oct NJ
legal papers upon tho Governor. lie said al wish
TO serve these papers you personally, Governor
$50 you are the lawyer who got the Injunction are
youl7 the Governor asked. and there was not all an
YES. SIR Mr. Reid replied
"And you the same man who talked to Senator
Yes, sir, but / want to say something to you as
Wen. am talking to you MS Governor Of the state
Of New York, and Governor have no more to say
to you. neither have anything to say to you a. "A
Mr, Reid replied that 10 appreciated he Governors
Governor Flower referred The legal paper TO Pro
fessor Collin. his legal adviser. who said THE IN
WHICH, WAS sI set for to morrow The order vacains Il
Of vacates 1t only for that time and while W.
looks now II the argument would have 10 60 on to-
morrow
A committee Of the Otirens' Associations OF the
Thirteenth and Seventeenth wards Brcollyn. called
upon Governor Flower soon after the departure Of
of the nulsanec at Tewown Creek The committee
Wash. J. g. Rohi and IT, r e'einhaurr The Gov.
ernor assured the committee that all p,sSblc haste
the Officers Of the State oari Of Health. who were
In attendance on the Governor Mtcr considering The
eond be done Nth Ss1,oWn CREEK INIT, The e5srS
scare
Nornannia on Fire Island expecting to he re-
leased from Quarantine and werc coneerred nbont
the difficulty that might be eHperlsnc@i ~ obtaining
their baggngc lie telegraphed 10 DIR. jenkins as fol
lows
"Can You arraner with the Custom House TO send
their inspectors TO Fire Island and examine baggage
Of passengers when they are released II seems 10 me
that IL would save great deal OF annoyance.
The only outside business that the Governor did
yesterday was to inform General Porter. who with
General Mcmahon appointed by the Committee OF
One Hundred. that he would not order the militia out
these fsqnent calls. It was urged by the Governor
would keep men from cnlisting. However, he told
on september % 10 90 10 Cnedmorc with him.
Governor Flower had few moments OF leisure last
evening. he almost constantly interrupted by
callers and the receipt Of kilograms and special letters
Late In the evening DR.. jenkins. the Health officer
arrived. The conferred about an hour. when
Dr. Jenkins had left the room the Governor told the
newspaper men that the Health Officer had made an
encouraging report OF the places and matters under
his jurisdiction.
IL have hopcs.p he added, "that make
rangcments 10 release the NormaDna's passengers
from Fire Island tomorrow They will be removed
certainly, either tomorrow or early on the following
day"
The Governor will be out OF the city to-day. having
decided visit the oyster beds on the north shore
OF Long Island. lie will return to the Windsor Hotel
early tomorrow.
MONEY BEING FREELY SUBSC RIBBED.
THE CHAMBER. OF COMMERCE FUND ROLLING UP
RAPIDLY.
In response to the appeal Of the Chamber OF Com
merce for emergency fund, the treasurer OF the
special committee, J. Perpont Morgan, received yes
tcrday the following
Mutual Life Insurance. Company 10000: Drexel
Morgan Il CO., $4,000; &. Vanderbilt, $1,000;
Harvey Fisk & Sons, 5000: Spcycr Co.. go 90,
Brown Brutners a Co., - 900, John -. Crimmins,
81 900: John l.. Rker ~ 900; Maitland, Phelps