Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-15
IN GREAT LUCK.
Not a Case of Asiatic Cholera
Reported at Any Point in
Great Britain.
Every yestige Of the Disease
Stamped Out by the Health
Authorities.

1oxnoS Sept. 1C.-OfIicial reports show
49,, rho cholera has been absolutely
s,"n,rsd ont of the U nited Kingdom. The
local government board oihcers. the au-
charities at the chief ports ana the great
sst nonulous centers concur IN the STATE
,,,or, that no cases of real cholera, but only
. fsw cboleraic cases have occurred. Ex-
asr,s saw that though the disease was
bron,ht to England at dozen different
nor,s, it has been limited to persons arriv.
inc from injected places. The medical
nress assumes triumphant tone at the sue
cess Of the sanitary arrangements The
Lancet admits, however, that the defensive
measures are in two respects oe-
tectve. The system OF Keeping
peopIe arriving from lhlecteo
nIaces under inspection for only few days
does not sufficiently provide Tor lmmlgra-
non. aliens not knowing where they would
law their heads next. The TACT that HAM
burg ships replenished their water from the
cholera polluted Elbe was overlooked.
Still the results prove, the Lancet says, that
the English system of inspection IS SUI
perior to the ordinary quarantine regula-
lions. 1t is not certainly lpialllble. Dis
ease NAV filter through the meshes OF
sanitary administration, but given general
cleanliness and attention to sanitation no
quarantine is necessary to repel an lnroad
o. cholera The lone of the Lancet accu-
ra;cly represents the feeling OF the country.
The ioca! government board keeps viyi liant.
!; has sent to the provinces a staff OF travel
Ing inspectors to arrange Tor
TREATMENT OF PATIENTS
In the event OF death occurring, cremation
s officially approved as the sopndest
method for the disposa! Of the bodies.
incubation against cholera is being prac-
;icci 1t the hospitals upon voluntary pa
;eIts. Ii is reported to be effective, in
vo.ving Only slight teverish symptoms.
\ cr undergoing the protective PROCESS for
!, lew days perfect immunity from the dis
case is attained.
John C. New, the American consul gen.
era here told the representative 0! the
A.: lated Press that there was no reason
10 suppose that the steamship companies
Were trying to evade the regulations laid
down in President uarriSOn's circular.
lie lad consular reports OF each vessel
sailing, and lie found the cessation Of
Storage traffic general. Where instances
occurred like the Marathon, the steamer
dispatched by the Cunaru company to
carry Immigrants, he was duly apprlsed,
anu warned tie agents 0. the companies to
take the necessary precautions against in
ected passengers or baggage. He knew Of
no instance since the circular came into
operation where ship carried both saloon
Passengers and emi grants. The saloon
Passengers now embarked sailed on the
definite assurance that the Vessels did not
carry emigrants. Referring to the question
discussed IN London daily-ln t Is, if the
assurance is broken and cabin passengers
are detained in quarantine or otherwise
suffering have claim or damages against
the steamship companies, Mr.. New said he
was decidedly OF the opinion that they
could SO claim