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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09

kie sic zdarza a :. Za temi wozami
ciagna blade, zrozpaczone rodziny.
Najbardziej jednakowoz ponurym
pogrzeb ned4arzy, kt6r rzy poumiera-
Ii W szpitalaeh. Trumn y czarne, pro-
ste nafadowa ne ma w6z dziesiatka-
mi -. Ma kazdej trrl mnie numer,
odpowiadajaf fy numer owl regestru
szpitalnego, 2 ktorego MONA sic do
wiedzieG naz wiska ofar w.. Trum-
ny na}adowa ne niedbale, bo s}uzba
zmeczona, nj eliczna, -spiaca. :. Me
daiej jak one egdaj by} wypadek, ze
trumna z tax napchanego wozu spa
dia, rozbiia sic = i trup wypad1 ma
bruk. -.
Cafe Mast b przeszfo zapachem sro
dk6w dezinfe ekcyjnych -. Mkt ME
jada zadnego .pokarmu, kt6ry ME
by} wygotoW Wany W $50 stopniach
goraca. w b otelach, restauracyach,
balwierzy, wszedzie = dezinfek.
cyjne pfyny
Reporter zwiedzal szpitale tru-
piarnie i o powiada o mich straszne
rzeczy RbzpaczliWym lest Widok
przywozenia chorych do szpitala. O.
twiera sic wi ielka Drama i z hukiem
wjezdzaja " ozy lazaretowe, z kt6-
rych wygladhja blade, zrozpaczone
twarze niesz ezesliwych pacyent6w...
Ia znaczna i eh czescia Drama szpita
la zamyka 81 E z }oskotef b - ma "a
wsze. U WI fot tych fat talnych stoja
najdrozsi ch 3rych, ktorzy przyhie-
gil tu lub |rzyjechali "a wozem z
daleka, pragH &C wiedzief, jakim be-
die los ich si6str, mez z6w, matek,
syn6w bra ci.... Ze ebrza, azeby
ich wpuszczo ono do szpit ala. Napr6-
zno!. =. Przepisy SO eel lazne.
Inni pragna wiadomos CT tenn, co
sic sta}o ie b dawniej j az oddanymi
do szpitala krewnymi. Straznicy ME
maja odwagi powiedzie6 i'm, ze -
zmarli. 49,. Sceny rozdzieraiaee
SERGE! I '.''
R6wnie O kropnym jes t W szpital-
nej sail wid3k dwoch diq qgich szere-
Cow ofar "a fazy; z szere gov tych co
chwila praWie ktos W tneczarniach
kona -; ub bywa. W / trupiarniach
leza d}ugle $zeregi trup6 wv, juz przy-
branych W ubrania dezinfekeyjne,
podobnych do; ;mumil. +. Najciez-
sze jednak V Yyrazenie zrobi} ma repor-
terze widok 1870 trup6w ludzi, ktorzy
dopiero co s. konali. 49,. Trupy tie
leza W strasz znych kontof fsyach wy
trzeszczonenp pi oczyma, j ak je smierc
zaskoczy}a; pomiedzy nj emi uwijaja
sic poslugac he, prostuja by ukfada-
jacy r6wno te niesIychan ne, tragiczne
karykatury smierci. "
Okropne to obrazy!.. +. Wstret
rozpacz bier ze ma ich Wi dok. Chole-
ra - konczy reporter zabifa juz
W Hamburger 5000 ludziI Ilu jeszcze
zabije? - Mkt ME vie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
wypadek W Alpaeh.

W1EDEn, 8 wrzesnia. - Donosza
tu, ze turysta MEM iecki stuttgar-
tu schuckleri jego przewodnik, ,zwie-
dzajac Alpy W poblizu Landro, spa
dli wierzcho1ka Dolomite Funer-
fenger Spite W przepase - i obaj
zostali zabici ma miejscu. ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
q erl n q
Cholera. -Odwo}ane manewra.

BERLIN, 8 wrzesnia. - Kobieta,
kt6ra przybyfa wczoraj do Berlina,
zostaia dotknieta cholera; iodwiezio'
no ia do szp1tala W Moabit. - q po'
wodu cholery ces. Wilhelm odwo}a]
zn6w wielkie manewra wojskowe,
kt6re miafy sic odby6 W }Wirtem-
bergii.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
Ostatnie Telegram my.
Zn6w diva Okreta z cholera
"Wyoming" i "Wieland' =.

New York, wrzesnia. - Przy-
! by} tu okret linii hamburskiej SWie-
| and'' re l57 passzerami pierWszej i
drugiej klas. z6}ta faga oznac cza, re
ma on cholere ma pok}adzie. : : Ma
okrecie "Wyoming'', znajduj jscym.
sie juz diva dni W kwarantann lie, u
kazala sic cholera. i = ''Mora avia',
IA kt6rej niema nowych b wypad dkow,
wkr6tce zostanie wypus zczona kwa-
rantanny. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
POezye dla. -. panien.

w ciemnym gaju biega jeleh. =.
Dziewcze "a MAJ wyjst sic ME len!
Wiosna, lato, jesieh, xima----
Mic lepszego, jak MAJ, niema!
.R6za uczue jesEwyrazem.
Ach.. -. NaileRiei meiem ra zem!
+
So doliny So i g9ry....
Skarbem MAJ dla Envy cory!
Cory So i So doliny....
MAJ jest skarbem ola dziewczy thy!
TAX dziewczeciu zawsze, wsze dzle,
t''Maz" najlepszym.; :. rymem bsdzie!
I:. !: ID. ). Z: =:, ] Is. s.. WoJTUs. E
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
PrzybyfE Okrety:

DO New YoRKU: ''Obdam" "Dub-
beldam'' Rptterdamu.
Do QUEEN sTowN: "Germanic" New
Yorku. -"
Do RoTTE RDAMU: "Amsterdam" 2
New Yorku, -, . ..>:,.., ' : -
.: Do BREME b.: t.sHayel" New Yorku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
Ola ofiar--choleTy.

: HAwR, 9 wrzesnia. - Ola ofar cho-
Iery i biedak6w, kt6r rzy ws skutek
epidemii utracili prace, zebra no tu
re sk1adek W diva dni- 85. 900 fir. =:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
Petycya pasazer6w ,,NOrmanii".

New York, 9 wrzesp pia. p Pasaze-
rowie pierwszei drugiej klasy ma
,,Normanii" wystosoW wall petyeye
do CUB. Flowera, W ktofej skarzs SIG
Ma zatrzy1mywanie ich ia pokfadzie:.;
zakazonego okretu. Il - .:,::=: .::.:: : :
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
zagadka historyeznO.areheologid dzna:

Ma nagrobku staroz ytnym znale1
ziono nastepujacy zapewne Ia clnsk1|
napis. Co takowy czy?.. j.. . |
/. NoMINA BIS MARKAAGUs
JALAPA NJ. JESIEDoRES z. -.
-" TY vICIo N.... GNAC T
ERASMUS IsTA RUS zEKJs
! ,, CosTATE C. z. N.
JEDOLUS q. }. KANAVY Poo.
ZYNE X.
('4euI
1izoodiM gu g4zof op e!uz9 9aas4soI
3s! 4ezsn1e4s !snm zv194 :2suSSs!!oAAI
E4zse1 op 3!s 'e!uvd 'ets!snm e41emI
-s!a gu!m 'oN - :as asDsbsm kod
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
Cholera W Hamburger.

HAMBURG, wrzesnla.-Wc czoraj
byfo a9s nowych wypadkow cholery
j 2I5 smierci. 3. .. d"
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
Sprawa ,,Mala V ity".

NEApoI, 9 wrzesnia - DIS W
Trani rozpocze}a sic g}osna sprawa
czfonk6w tajemnego szbrodniiczego
stowarzyszenia ,,Mala y ita".
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
Ma wYsCIGACH.

Rozmawiaja dwaj widzowie:
- Ten to musi bye bardzo goracy
jezdziec. ..... . go. =.
Ola czego? --
- Bo przesadzil przeszkode o Kill
.ka sekund wczesniej, anizeli jego. ::
kon. il. s:.. .:..:. ,:*:.s
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
800. 900 marek ma walkez hOler3.

BERLIN, 9 wrzesnla. -Rada MEL:
S ska wyznaczy}a wezeraj 800. ooo ma
rex ma srodki zapobiegowcze przeclw
cholerze. ..... F.. g.. ..~..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-09
On I ONA.

On. @ czem pani, panno Julio,
nysli?.. 80.
On0. 0 niczem. -.
On. Ach! -. Vice zapew wne o
. mnle. -..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
ARRAFGNING THE PRISONERS.
EXCISE YIOLAToRS AND KEEPERS OF DIS
ORDERLY HOUSES HELD.

EXCISE YIOLATORS AND KEEPERS OF DIS
ORDERLY HOUSES HELD.
The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Parkhurst was In Part OF
General Sessions yesterday to testify against Jeilio
Laurent, Marie Andrea and Eliza Huston keepers Vi
disordery houses who were indicted Oh his complaint
The cases were adjourned until next Monday h'
corder Smyts in Part IL Of General sessions, set dates
for the trials of John Kelly, Tom Could Carey "e'il
James Lynch John ]. McAeer Thomas Mccarthy
Lewis Walters, John Il. Mo1Nirh and other alleged
"dive Keepers who we're indicted not long ago DE-
Parkhurst IN the Essex Market Police Court III "H
afternoon with the agent. Gardner OF the SOceV pr
the Prevention of Crime who made Application for the
arrest Of four nqnorse fol- violation Of the EXCISE
law ON Sunday Gardner had tile papers in the cases
all made out and they called for the arrest OF john
Doe" Justice kilbreth was not SATISFIED WIN IIe
mere mention Of John Doe and required "Arquef
to give a description of the men. TIE warrants "cIc
then signed and placed in the hands Of Sergeant oah
for execution. Eleven nQuorsellers from inspector
Williams's district arracned at the lorRVlhe
Police Court six OF them were held for trial by jas
tice RYAN They were John J. Reilly, No. 1859
Tirst.ave; owen McMurrough, No. 233 Avenue " ;
John Mungan, No. 335 East FourteentiEst: John Cal
lagher No 3l4 East Thirty nnth-st; John Cohheii
No. 30s East Forty fourth-st.. and Lawrence Moral
No. 124 secondave. Tie following were discharged ;
Terrence Kenpey, No. 4O1 East Thirty hftist; John
p Neenan No. 422 Second-ave; Morris Byrne, NO
2Ss West Fifty -third-st. Roger F. Kilum, No 400
East Ffty-secondst and John Leonard, No. 30 East
Twenty -dxE1-st
Justice Diver, in the Jefferson Market Police court
held the following 800 bail for excise violations
Galias McElroy. No. 81 Ninth ave-. Alfred KOCH No
So Ninth ave. and Alfred Brodbeck No. Sos Nntl-ave
Thomas Leddy. bartender for Frank MoCowbry, No.
524 Ninthave., was discharged CaptdO Cross saw
light in the place SUNDAY night and told Police
man Molony to arrest the bartender. Leddy said he
lived back OF the nquOr-st)re and had light t"re,
hut had sold no liquors.. At the TOmbs Police COlrt
Antonio NorettO. Of No. 81 Mulberryst. and James
NettO Of No. IA PrinceSt. held for trial Jus
tice Voorhs in the Mor1isana Police Court held Pat
rick Clancy OF Orchard-st and ogden and Anton
JorC of No. ZOE East OnehundTcd- and-slXty irstst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
COLONEL WEBER ACTED As BEST MAN.

Vincenta Krauss, Austrian widow with two
small children, arrived here on the North German
Lloyd steamer Ems on March 80. She ner
way 10 Baltimore, where, She sald she had brother
As she lad forgotten his address and was likely to
become public charge II landed Colonel Weber de
cded 10 send her back. Yesterday farm labOrcr
Hugo Horsch, called at Ellis Island and asked II the
widow was there lie said that he had recently been
on trip to his old home In Austria and Fad learned
that Mrs. Krauss intended coming to this country
lie was Informed that she was there and about
10 be sent back. Then Hugo said that he was an
American citizen. had some money saved up and had
been lover OF Mrs. Krauss before she married. The
two were brought together and alter long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
PROBABIY NO COPPER COMBINATION.

II is reported that hitch has occurred In the
negotiations by which IT hoped 10 bring about
an understanding between all the large copper min
Ing interests looking toward restriction OF the out
put and the stinening Of prices The plan had re-
ccivcd the approval OF MI the American companies
over three weeks ago. and sent abroad for the
action Of the English aud Continental companies. The
European holders said 10 have called the
American companies for figures to cover the est
mated output for 1892 When the statistics were
given they had the effect Of allnyng the fears
previously entertained that America going to
Good the world with copper. and changed the minds
Of the foreign holders as 10 the necessity for any
combination. The negotiations are stu pending but
II IS thought unlikely that any agreement will be
reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
BYRNES AFTER EVIDENCE.
INVESTIGATING TIE POLICE CAPTAINS.
REPORTED CONFIRMATION OF THE CHARGES

REPORTED CONFIRMATION OF THE CHARGES
MADE BY THE MARCH GRAND JURY
Protracted consultations between the POnce 0o'h
mssioners and Chief Inspector Byrnes yesterday cav
color 10 a report that several of the police captains
wond he transferred before many DAYS. 1t was SAID
that Mr. Byrnes had been making an investigations
using trusted detective sergeants for that purpose
order TO ascertain how much foundation there was io
the Grand Jury's presenment, charging corrup"'i''
In some OF the precincts. report had IL, iDlor""o"
was obtained that sums Of money had been paid by
liquor dealers, proprietors Of cis0rdery HOUSES anu
gamblers to the ward detectives, VINO are snppoScu "
represent the captains in furnishing protection "me
no uroof sufficient convict the suspeced oioer' VI
to warrant placing them on tI1ai before '"o inv
Commissioners had been obtained, IL was shu' MI
Byrpes had considered the evidence strong ehous" u"
Justify the transfer of the captains ana tler uc'o'
tives 10 other precincts. and had made such recon-
oDdatior ~ the Commissioners New lists OF alleged
disorerly houses had been called for by Inc Chei III
snector n was said and the captains were une'"u
to state In writing their reasons for permitting sue"
places to be kept open in their preclhc's.
The Commissioners, in reply to inquiries saiu inc,
did not intend TO make any transfers OF captains al
their meeting to day They declined TO talk about 'ic
r,mors OF discoveries by the Chief Inspector "hel
tnd,ires were made of Mr.. Dyrnes he said nc coma
not tell anything about possible transfers lie au"'N
al am willing to do. and VIII do every hhs III my
mower 10 ascertain what truth there may be IN inc
charge that policemen failing to enforce te is"'
properly IN some parts Of the city and that heie are
corrupt motives for such failures That Is all can
say on that subject at present
Concerning report that he was considering propose
ZION TO retire from the Police Department on pension
and accept place offered by railway Synoc"e' ""i
a salary Of $4,000, he said: have been cohhsctc'
xx,h tho Pollen DEPARTMENT in several grades of the
service for nearly thirty years, and KNOW OF no III
Augment which would tempt me to leave this depart
meut in order TO accept another place"
revival OF the old rumOr that superintendent Muir
ray would retire pension caused no ripple at INC
Central once. The officials there said he was eA-
,l,cted IN rrturn 10 his duties within a fortnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
NO PLANS YET FOR THE TILDEN LIBRARY
AT LEAST 81, 7oo,o 900 ASSURED FOR TIE UNDER
TAKING.

AT LEAST 81, 700, 900 ASSURED FOR TIE UNDER
Now that the settlement Of the Tden estate assures
at least 81 700 900 for the foundation Of the public
library which Mr. Tlden projected, the question
arises "When, where and how is the library TO be
established 2" There have been fears expressed that
the trustees as they are allowed TO do, Will hold the
money for some time In trust that the interest may
accumulate. Then 1t has been asked If large part OF
the money was % be put into brick and mortar
leaving a comparatively small sum 70 DO expended on
the important feature OF the library the oboks, or
il the city would be asked to shelter the library. III
the city should do this the library fund could be
devoted primarily TO library, and, 80 devoted Is
large enough to make what would be the finest
library for general in this country aud one Of the
finest In the world
John Rigelow, of the members Of the Tldcn
Trust in answer 10 question as 10 the attitude OF
the trustees Oh those polnts, said yesterday We
have not yet had any opportunity Of taking these
subjects up ~ a board. You see 1t WA only a few
DAYS ago that It was finally settled that there would
be any library fund to be administered As board
We have no plans. BY that do not mean 70 say
that careful consideration has not been given TO those
points YOU mention BY each one of Us. Doubtless
every trustee has his IDEAS these subjects, but no
would WISH to delay longer than is absolutely necessary
In c$rrylpg out In the best possible manner Mr..
T1ldsns wish that New York should have one Of the
hest Of public libraries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
4 NEW GRAND JTRY SWORN ~.
LOTS OF WORK ~ FORE THAMES OF THE
MFNDEES

LOTS OF WORK HirORE THAMES OF THE
MrNDEEs
The April Grand Jury sworn In before Jnds"
C0wlng i'm Part 81 General sessions yesterday
Charles H. I-ham appointed foreman Judge
Cowlug delivered the customary charge. liz said that
The Grand Jury would have 10 work harder than
usual this month a, there 100 prisoner, a I'll
Tomb. whose case, had not bc-n acted On. Hc-idcA
this there wcr, many person, lail Who were to De
indicted or cleared ~ the rhars", brought again 4
them. The Iude~ made no reference 10 the p'c-cut
ment by the lat Grand Jury. The present body con
~-t, of the loovi'g Charlie II. l-ham merchant No
l23 East Thirty .-cvcnth,t Tacharah kin~tler ave
Onecr. ~. 81 East seventy seventh It., An1zldl
L. A,lmau h.,clkecp,r. sinclair House Peter Carer.
40. 80 Wet Twenty eighth St. Alexander Pati>n.
real c-tac. 40 3l7 cana st. Reed McIlvain". wines
80 - E1.t Niuth H.. samuel Abraham, paints. 40
972 Lexington ave; william t. Allen. Ice. 40. 1913
HID .on. st.. Gorvcrncur ~. Moui| banker. 40. -
West Thlrv.thiri-t.: Robert g. brown, cigars. 40.
lO, Wet seventy ,cventh-,t.. MDrH Meyer. 80 jii
West Fny.ffth.-i.. Charles Il. li,h"N grain. 10.
49, prpIucc Exchange. Theodore Ilarri-. mcr hIut
80 - Eat Iihy fourth T.. John Y. Wheeler No.
- bat Twenty -lNth -. Mlr'u~ moran. pr'ei
dent 80 ao7 Est Fourteenth st.. william VI. Ilce'.
Importer "" - We; Fifiy seventh ST.. N'vc-i's "
Cpm,,o,k so. l53 Eat Thry fourth t., Asher J..
Phillips. -llh-. ~ - Fist IoriJ eighth r.. William
rhornc. leather. 80 - Wet rlny third IT,. Max, Z.
Iernhcim.r. merchant Co,umuu--avr. AID orc hun
dici.aud ninth t.. August fcllhcimcr. importer. so
East Nincty-tl 81 John l.. TOuu"lc. treasurer. SO
& Eat >iNty.cshth-.t.. and james J. Faye so. 43i
Finhavc.
pcuuI, ". OIIalloran. who accu-cs +. l.. Godkn.
Eito. II The Evening POST 81 clinical ni-l. v1s IT,
the General S,,l,u- binding t-r'iny. bu, VA not
called hcio.c the Grand jury. lie remained out ~ tho
state Will" the Mlrh Grand Jur was 300 Session.
OTIaloa1 Wa accused II having At one time kept q
dive In East Br,odvay. II" foNd that IL" Marh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

JUDGE BooKST,vFR RESERVES Ills DECISION
ArTEE uEARING ARGrMENT.

I,pCr Do0KSr>yrR RESERVES HIS DECISION
AFTER HEARING ARGUMENT.
Judge EooFs'avcr in the Court OF Common rieas
Yesterday listened TO the argument and rescrVei HIS
decision on the motion for an Injunction. maue y"
bchau OF Charle, J. q. Hall. to prevent Anthony
barrett from voting $4,000 shares Of the stock OF inc
urookIvn Elevated Railroad Company. which he holds
-. trustee Julien r. Davies appeared for the pam
tG and Mr. johnson. Of lloadly, Lauterbach d Johh
son and George W. Wlngite opposed the notion
Tho story Of the building Of the several elevated ran
roads In Broollyn WIS told with good deal OF De
tail. -
r,nIzed I'm I-74 Edward Laut'rbach. Frederick Uni
man and a number Of others were at that time anu
,uI .rc directors. I'm that company. In $50 "A NUN
r ~ bc director, 81 the company and several Oth'F
mon a.,,ci1l ihcm-civ", 10 bud auother roiu' anu
the Union Elevated Railroad ComWnN was Ior"c'
md chartered under Oh" la"s Of N"w-Jcr'ry' \ con"
ponv known rs the Railroad CONSTRUCTION 'omp""'
VA, ais, formed M about tie same time 10 b"hd W."
now read The directors in all three companies "erc
practically the same. The Railroad Ooh''uo"o"
ror,rr,oy agreed Ia brild the railroad and to re-
ccly. i'm payment the who'd" capital stock OF ''' "'N
company together with all - hr't ana 7''"'" "'''
.,,. bonds Fir, mort gag bonds 20 the amount OF
so 600 mile were i.,uel. bearing 'ntere'' III ="
pcr cent and second morgare bonds to the extent %
all 600 a mile were to be- issued aid tufTid over 10
s
rho cot,,oi stock ~ the company WIS SloV''ooo.
Tie frs, mortgage bonds. SIR Davies asserted Pal"
the whole cost Of construction and the adui'''H'' u
l.,,d ..Npcn,c W., simply b" water
H.. sam, mon who had figured all along lS the u
,,rs I'm ~. tlr,.e companies formed a ,yndcat ana
,, ,l. stock - th. Union Company from 81.
noo go IN q 100000. The Union was th'h M
,o-b,d bv the Brcnhlyn Company. the stock OF "h'"
was Increased for rs, purpose from 9'"oo'ooo u
s130OoooO The plaintiff alleges Tat Ito members
o, tti syndicate and The old directors oi Ia" r''
companies propr'" 20 divide TINS Stock '"'o"H '"'''
,lv.. and saddle th" company with heavy u"D'
ard greatly reduce the dividends on the STOCK oi ..e
urnohlvn Company. aud that they VIII carry OUT '"'S
ch,ue n Barrett l. allowed To vote thls STOCK
The defendants declare that liall mas o''" " p"'o
., all m. proceeding, whlcL be- now compmhS o
,., ,,,, r onght not to complain now. They also
,.,il tt,, f,nrc was any watering ~ tn' s'o'N
w. That nrvthinc va. don" lnnical TO me lne'c'.'
~. ,i, &C., companies The argument VIII DC con-
,i,r,d this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
rYPHTS MEMS orr AGJIN.


THGfF NEW CASES OF THf FEVER WITCH wtS
THOUGHT 10 Ri STAMPED OFT
The ruppcarancc u t,phu, fever at II dine when
II believed TO be- completely stamped out puz
zlcd d. Cyrus EN,pn aud his associates lu thc
health Department ct'rday. Thee new ca.cs 81
the disease brought t. llrht. III III" nln.
house Oh Blackwell. Island ono IN the workhou'c
on the -amc BLAND aud one In the Mount sinai Hos
ptal. In neither ease WIS there satisfactory cvi-
dcncc Of The manner in which the fever had been
tran mi ted.
one probable effect ~ the discovery 81 typhus on
Elackwcls Island will b. 10 lcngihon Indefinitely
the terms Of service Of the 1000 or NOR" Innate,
Oi the WOrklOIsc who NAV have been exposed 10 the
dis"a g. The patient there was James Brooks. ng' Il
lhri, ore who was sent Ia the island March -
for being drunk and dlsOricrlY lie hnd brcn en-
plOycd fireman ia Bellevue Hospital. AMI had
carried food patients In the hospital before he
committed 10 the workhousc. II Is not unlikely that
his duties brought him In coniac, with Of the
typhus patients who we're removed from the hospital
10 North Brother Island about three weeks ago
IN II similar way the disease may have been caught
by Paul Abdomen a homeless Fenchman, forly-two
years old. who sent 10 the nmsho,se on FebrI
arg g. but nothing definite is known except that he
was found to be suffering from the fever yesterday.
lie and Brooks were removed to North Brother Island
In a hurry when The character Of their sickness was
recognized. Dr. Ehsons assistants busy on
Hackwcn's Island later, dis:nfccting the nlmshonso
and wOrkhoIsc, but a watch Will have 10 be kept on
the inmates Of the houses who have been In danger
Of catching the fever. Meanwhile some Of the prison
crs whose legal terms in the worklousc expire. will
have remain there because the Health Department
has the power 10 keep them there for the protection
Of the public
The third typhus patient Isabella Schmidt.
who was sent from her home. No. 81 Eldrdgcst.. to
the Mount Sinai Hospital ten days ago. She was
believed to he III from pulmonary trouble. but the
typhus symptoms recognized yesterday. and sho
was sent 10 North Brother Island II Is not known
how she canghi the fever but she probably had been
exposed 10 cOntagiOn at her home.
Dr. Edison said that serious trouble need be
expected on account Of the exposure attending the
cases Yesterday Tie warm weather will compel
better ventilation In houses than possible AT the
time Of the recent outbreak, aud fresh aG is the hst
destroyer Of fever germs