Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
THE WORST OVER.
aaa,vA, or 1As LAST VESSEL WITH
emlGRANTs AT THE cAPEs.
Detained By ouarsnsine ofaeess-ThsNsw
system Of Sewerage at Fort monroe
and the Reservation

,ocr,e.,oadence OF tho Richmond D'sonsch.l
orn porsr Coxrosr. Va, October L.
The at.amer scandia, OF unsavory mem
orr. arrived at the capes yesterday ai'sf-
noon md anchored at lower quarantine
about 5 o'clock. While she was thorough
iv disinfected at New York by one OF the
medical officers of the Marine Hospital
service before sailing, DR.. Carter has de-
cided 10 hold her here until Monday.
whom she will be out Eve days. liz notnine
1a.,,Io,. IN che mean time she WALL De al
loved 10 proceed TO Baltimore.
srhe steamer Munchen from Bremen WIZ
over 1 oOl steerage passengers also arrived
Yesterday. but fortunately Win no 81
ness on board. She has been tnorgueniy
fumiGated and will be held until I'LL le is ,ba
by orders from Washington. ms ID tne
laat vessel bound for the capes carrying
euierants, and the worst Is now over.
There he n power of trouble IN the ne
nnhi;can ranks over the split in the con-
yention nj Norfolk Thursday. while, the
Democrats are correspondingiv }uohant.
as il insurcs the election OF lyier: 1. -
possible that compromise may pe eneo'eu
aud one of the candidates witnnraW' III
!. bich case the contest will be hot one.
RESERVATION SEWERAGE.
Iieutenant linn, in charge OF the en-
c,neer works. is hard at work on new
system of sewerage for the post. III VIII
embrace number OF new Dullolngs con-
structed since the original plans were
drawn. and will be adequate 20 all future
needs of the reservation, so lar as the mill
tary are concerned. The authorities want
10 get it in shape and commence WORK as
soon as possible. =,
Congressman Felix Campbell, OF Brook
lyn, one of the stockholders OF the hygeia
Hotel, was here yesterday looking INTO the
sewerage question. He lett Tor Wasnlng-
ton with his pocket full OF papers last eve
ming to talk the matter over with the
authorities.
Mrs. Evans. wife Of Commander Robley
ID. Evans, of the Yorktown, has returned
from ANNAPOLIS. where she went to place
her son. Mir. Frank Taylor Evans. at the
Naval Academy. He was the. third alter
nate, but succeeded in capturing the prize.
PERSONAL.
Lieutenant Jay Edgar Haffer. who gradu,
ated from West Point last June, arrived
Yesterday and reported for duty to Colonel
Frank. He was assigned to Captain Tier
mans Battery b. Third Artillery. -.
Lieutenant L. 5. Benson, lhird Artll-
lery. and wife arrived here yesterday from
baltimore en- route to Baton Rouge, La,
where he goes Tor a three-years' college de-
tail.
Mrs. Barker, of New York, a former resi-
dent of Norfolk. is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Lieutenant Irwin, of the garrison.
Mir. George b. Kimberly, pay-clerk at
the Washington yard, is home on short
vacation.
Miss Williams. of Washington. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Captain Nose, Oh tue
garrison. -, -
Surgeon w. H. H. Hutton, of the Marine
Hospital Service, who came. down from
Baltimore and took charge of this station
when the trouble began. returned yester-
day on the steamer Gera and Will resume
his duties at that port. Surgeon Carter
succeeds him here in charge OF the station.
RIcHMoSDERs.
The following RIchmonders have regis
tered at the HYgeia Hotel during the
week: Charles J.. Todd. George G. Gary.
4. u. Hotchkiss, William b. Pizzlnl, L. u.
Tinsley, J. j. Hickok. Barton II. Grundy,
]. Wright, G.. p. Dean, George X. Cameron,
md Allan 1alhOtk lr