The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-09-13
THE CHOLERA YET RAMPANT.
It Still Has Europe in It's Grip.

1t Still Has Europe in It's Grip.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The attempt
made yesterday to land passengers in
a small boat from an English steam
ship, the Lord Bangor, near Virginia
Beach, Va, so as to eYade quarantine
regulations-Which attempt was flus-
trated by an officer of the life saw
ing service, has led Supt. KimbaIl,
who directs that service, to the con
clusion that his men can render valu-
able assistance IN preventing similar
violations of quarantine laws and regu-
lations. Superintendent Kimbau has
accordingly sentt the folloWln telegram
to all keepers of life saving stations in
the United States:
Information has been received Of.
efforts to evade the quarantine regula-
tions of the country by persons at
tempting to land from foreign vessels
on beaches and places outside of estab-
lished ports of entrance. You are
therefore directed to prevent the sue
cess of all such attempts within your
privince" @igned
s.. I. KMBALL,
General Superintendent.
LONDON, Sept. Sept. ga dispatch
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s The epidemic shows no sign of abate-
ment. On Monday, $50 fresh cases
and 500 deaths occurred, the victims
being mostly females. On the anne
day there were $50 burials. The deaths
in the prisons andlunatic asylumshave
been disportionately numerous The
various banks have resolved to prolong
the term of payment of bills now due
till October. The loss of business
through the epidemic here is estimatedS
at 200, 600, 000marks. Numerous prayer
meetings are held In various districts
to implore Divine assistance. Relief
committees have been formed in every
ward of the city"
LONDON, Sept. 6.-In an interview
to day, Consul General John @. New
said that he had received assurances
from all the steamship companies that
they would comply with the circular
issued by order of President Harrison.
Mr.. New asserted that the baggage Of
saloon passengers as well as steerage
passengers was fumigated when they
sailed from a suspected port, and he
had found on inquiry that it was not
true that the Hamburg-American line
provisioned its vessels at Hamburg.
HAvRE, Sept. 6.-Premier Loubet
and suite, attended by several doctors
and local deputies, visited the hospitals
to day. They inspected the sanitary
depots and the new hospital especially
set apart for cholera patients. They
found the sanitary precautions COM
plete and the patients few IN number.
The doctors who accompanied M.
Loubet expressed confidence that all
trace of cholera would VANISHING week.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Stuttgart, which
sailed from Bremen after the outbreak
of cholera, with so cabin and 200 steer
age passengers, passed in the Capes
this morning. She signalled all well
on board. The physician from the
government steamer Chas. Foster
boarded the Stuttgart, but their report
has not yet been made. Should the
ship pass inspection at the Capes ply
sicians from the city will detain her at
quarantine for another examination.
QUARANTINE, Sept. ga representa-
tive of the French line made some IN
teresting remarks concerningthe losses
TO the various lines. He calculates the
French line loss to be &125, 600 per
month and says it is reasonable to sup
pany is losing more.
now says, after consultation with DR..
Byron, that there + only two new
cases, man and a child, removedfrom
Hoffman Island to the hospital at Swim
burne Island; and one death, probably
on the Ruga.
HAMBURG, Sept. 6.-The official re-
port states that GA new cases and 264
deaths from cholera have been reported
since noon yesterday and that since
the outbreak of the disease there have
been 6.798 cases and 2,94G deaths.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Sept. 6-Ihe Car
and Carina, in defiance OF the earnest
advice of their physicians and council
Tors. visited the cholera hospitals yes
terday. ard talked with the patients.
HAvRE, Sept. 6.-The number Of
deaths from cholera yesterday was
nine and the same number on Sunday.
There were % new cases reported yes
terday as-against seven reported On
Sunday.
PARIS, Sept. 6-There were dfteen
deaths in Paris and vicinity yesterday
from cholerine.