New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
no NEW CASES ON THE DETAINED SHIPS.
,uxrn ,ccorxr OF MURDER AND SUICIDE on
, THE OMING-DIsPoslTloN TO BIZ MADE Va
.r.,.xrrxrn sTrERAGE PASSENGERS

THE WyOMI NC;-DISPOSlTlON TO BE- MADE VI
or,RAyTINFD sTEERAGE PASSENGERS
The plague rested in It's among the injected
sbipS which have been detained for some o'Ns anu
on the two islands in Lower Quarantine SeS'e'u",
Va now cases Of sickness or death there were reporter.
At Ipper Quarantine there we're only TWO "''a. ..
h,ns last night the big black Wcland and the S'hte
NJ Nevada. Everywhere things were at peac7. i".
only exciting incident of the day was me a'"'"I VI
Quarantine Commissioner Allen rom 'he L""' -
and the story which he brought win h''h' ',o 49,
that the deaths OF Mrs. Person ana her wv" '
on the wyoming on the night OF oep,empei .,
consequence Of which that vessel was ordeicu o'' "
o ona,,no had hoen due not to cholera but to
nelson MIR Allen said that DR.. sanborn had too mn
that the woman had poisoned her TWO cmf'ie" an"
then poisoned herself. ..,oro and so,d
Shortly afterward DR.. Sanbofn came as"o'c anu
that he had not made any such s'aVein,"'' ""u
In know nothing about the deaths on t'e "So"'"s
mr. Jenkins acknowledged that the cases "c'o w
oood,neIv suspicious lie said, as Dr. Byron had ho'
,D,orned him as to the official result vi HIS ""
. thot he could not make any positive statement
nv Tsrmadge said that when he boarded thc o'"P
nm .hc day before the children were "e"' ""u '""'
no noticed them running about the deck He did not
believe that they had died from cholera but. as the
times were extraordinary, the cases were SUSPICIOUS
and for safety the ship ordered to Lower Quarhh
tine dlsInfected, the bedding burned. etc lie sllu'
You see II Is best to do everything IN le way VI P'
vention at once, and 10 do the investigating alter
ward"
Dr. Walser returned from his trip among the de-
tanned ships at p m and issued the following
bulletin:
steamship Moravla-All well on hoard. All the
woodwork on the vessel washed with ldchoIldc, Ia
ond rnsed "n in "RIorde and wherever practicable
steamed under high temperature.
steamship Ruga-A passengers MKen n ito ,e Of The
cIew. Storage cmptied fore and ant me DE. DeuS
burned hunks taken down and the WOODWORK bnrhoo .
The baggage OF the passengers from lainnrE
Steamship Scanda-All well today with a icW eN
ceptions of measles. Washing Of woodwork with Di
chloride continued. . , -....r,,,r
steamship Normannia-An we'll on board
DR. Jenkins said that he would probably senu inc
5tecrage passengers of both the Normanma ana
Ruria who have been detained on Hoffman Island
for several days, to Camp Low on Sandy Hook TINS
morning The Normannia's cabin passengers, , ne
said would be released from quarantine on as
Island today. He said than teir na .is rord
JambIirc American Line in IIoboken on the Cephels
to-day without fail. BESIDES this Important hc"s' III
THE Wyoming will he held I'LL the result OF me
ARCHAEOLOGICAL examinations OF the bodies OF an ,ie
people who died on board i maze publ; Vii MA
her until il Is simply impossible for her 10 blhE a'n
danger Of infection to the city me hiela : can III,
passengers were all transferred TO the mica SaS snip
New Hampshire this morning. | eXpcc 10 Scnn urn
to Fire Island saturday. The Norlnanma WI. CON-,
to Upper Quarantine In the morning, discharge hct
cargo coal up and take what she wants on D"N NV
then turn her nose the again ana 20 BACK l"
Europe without getting nearer to New-forh CITY 'hah
the Narrows.n