Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17
wYoM1sG's PASSENGERS OBJECT.
They Do Not Want to Go to Fire Island

They Do Not Want to Go to Fire Island.
New YORK. Sept. I7.-Dr. yoight reported
to DR.. jenkins this morning that the Wyoming g
passengers refuse to go to Fire Island. claiming
that the Wyoming is not an infected ship. The
doctor will compel them to 60 tomorrow even
II he has to use force.
One Of the cases from the Bohemia on Swim
burne Island died during the night.
The change Of position on the part Of the
Wyoming this morning brings out the result Of
meteorological examination on the death Of the
two Peerson children. DIR. Byron gained posi-
tive evidence that the little girl died of Asiatic
cholera, but tue test in the case Of the boy pro-
duced only negative results.
DIR. Talmadge's inspection Of the Fuerst Bis
marck confirmed the report Of "An well" by
the ships surgeon, Nachtigall.
ALL READY AT CAMP Low.
Surgeon General Hamilton notified DR..
jenkins at quarantine this morning BY tele-
graph that he was ready to receive cabin passen-
gers or Storage passengers, as the health off,
Ger may direct, at Camp Low. DR.. Hamilton,
however. said that the steerage passengers must
first pass through Hoffman Island before he
would receive them.
Maj Hutton, who has been assisting Surgeon
General Hamilton, will leave Camp Low today
for New York. He will be relieved by Surgeon
Sawtelle. who will arrive at Camp Low tomor-
row from Boston. Capt. Goodrell Of Phila-
delphia, Lieut.. Prochazka Of Norfolk, Lieut..
Dutton and eighty-three marines arrived at
Camp Low at II O'Clock today on the United
States tug Traffic, bringing supplies for the
camp.
NO NEW CASE IN NEW YORK.
The health boards 10 am. bulletin was Is
follows: "No cases Of cholera or suspected
cases OF cholera have been reported to this de-
partment since the last bulletin"
Alexis Won Schoenberg Of No. 230 Goth street
has informed the health board that the
death Of Baron Won Within was not
due, as ct first stated, to cholera morbus, but
to arsenic. When found sick in Mercer
street Tuesday night he gave the name Of Max
Vilkof. He came to this country almost penni-
less, having squandersd a large fortune left
him by his father, who was a rich aristocrst.
Lately he had been q. laborer and living in
Bowery lodging houSes.
DOWN IN QUARANTINE.
AT % O'Clock the fleets OF quarantined vessels
at the lower and upper stations were the
following: In lower quarantine were the steam
ships Normannia. Moravia, Rugia, Scandal,
Heligoland, Bohemia and Sylvia. The Wyom-
ing left the lower quarantine at 1880 this morn
ing and anchored in the Narrows.
At 1925 this morning the Heligoland signaled:
II am getting short Of water and must en-
deavor to get some"
Among the cabin passengers OF the Mohawk,
which arrived this morning from London, are
Madam Tavary, Senator Ingalls,, Prof. Nc
Laith and Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt.
The Fuerst Bismarck from Southampton
brought 275 saloon and l72 second cabin pas
sengers. All are well on board.
The Allen line steamship State of Nevada
which arrived here on Wednesday morning
from Glasgow, was released at 10 o'clock and
proceeded to her pier.
The morning at upper quarantine opened
lively with fleet consisting of the Wieland,
Mohawk, Fuerst Bismarck, State of Nevada,
City Of Chester. Philadelphia. City of Brming-
ham, Danish Prince and Arisaig all waiting at
tention. Several of these we're soon cleared
and only the larger vessels remained for more
careful inspection. At 8 clock the Wyoming
came up from the lower bay and dropped an
Choir above Norton's Point, east Of the main
channel in Gravesend bay.
DR.. Walser went below shortly before 10
o'clock to look over the Normannia and Rugia
for the last time prior to permitting them to
discharge cargoes.
DR.. Weight, after returning to New York
with his charge from Fire Island, reported to
his chief at 10 o'clock last evening and stayed
all night.
DEATH ON swINBURNE ISLAND.
One of the passengers Of the steamer
Bohemia died on Swinburne Island this
morning,