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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
JEM Is En- ROUTE
He Leaves His Quarters for the
Battle Ground
TO The MUSIC OfABRASS BAND
HIS Car Is Besieged BY Admirers Eager
10 Shake His Brawny Hand.
Hoodoo Of "I3."

AsHBURY PARK, sept 3.-Corbett Is
OF. lie left his training quarters at
Loeb Arbour, y. j.. ST precisely j.
a'clock, aud accompanied by the
steamship Irenton's band and about a
Thousand people, rode To Asbury Park
station, where he awaited the arrival of
the Pennsylvania tram No. 90, sched-
uled 10 leave at 1920. Upon Cor
belts arrival at the station all
Was confusion; thousands of spectators
who had gathered at the station 10 give
the big Californian "send OF, +" be-
sieged him from al sides TO grasp hls
hand and bid him good bye and good
luck, Corbett having 20 use both hands,
20 great WAS the crow of well wlsheTs.
As soon as the train slowed up at toe
station Corbett and Manager Brady en-
tered the rear car, followed by the rest
of the party. They had hardly been
seated when one OF Co1bett's friends
rushed 10 the window and called out,
"For Gods sake, get on the other car.
This is No. Sl3, and that Will never do. J"
Manager Brady leaped on the plat
form, looked AT the number outside the
car and rushed back and told COrbett
10 get INTO the forward car. The
change was instantly made, despite
the protests OF the youthful brakeman.
ON to Inspiring Music.
There was an abundance of rice and
old shoes thrown At Corbett as he en-
tered his car. As the tram pulled out
bearing the fighter on his journey to
meet the worlds champion, the band 4,
which had IN the meantime been play
ing yankee Doodle" Down IN
Dixie" and other national airs, struck
up "Auld Lang Syne." MIS-. Corbett
who had arrived half hour before
the train pulled out, stood by her
husbands side and thanked the ladies'
and men for their many good wishes
for her husband.
Corbett utilized the morning hours
by punching the bag. The training
quarters had been thrown open to the
public and hundreds congregated IN
side and around the doors and SIDE
walk. After punching the bag for five
minutes the puglllst knocked the wind
out of it, and Immediately the
cry went up, 'Sullivan's wind
is gone" Another bag was fixed
up and in few minutes this met
the same fate and also collapsed. :.
Corbett then invited the friends into
the hand ball court and for half an
hour wrestled with McVay, the heavy
weight. At the conclusion OF the
wrestling McVay was thoroughly wet
with prespiration, while Corbett was as
cool as cucumber. He turned TO the
crowd, bid them hearty adieu and
thanked them all for their many kind
words and good wishes. 81 assure
you," were his final words, "that Sui
lIvan will never lick me-"
In letter from New Orleans il is
stated that admission tickets TO the
three fights to take place there next
week had already been sold TO the
amount of sos 600. 1t viii cost Sl6 for
q seat at the Sullivan-Corbettf fight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

LoNpoS, sept. 3.-Lord Rossherry de
mes IN TINS evenings newspa pers that
he was induced by the queen 70 take
the foreign Office.
The supreme lodge of The knights
OF Pythias completed It's work al Kan
sas CITY, and late this afternoon ad-
lourned. This morning the newly
elected officers we're Installed.
The Sullivan special was expected 81
arrive ST New Orleans at s30this mCrn-
ing. COrbett viii arrive Tuesday.
The entire force of typ0gTsph oper-
ators in the Cleveland Plan Dealer
Office struck yesterday because the men
working the machines IN the ioo Office
were not paid the same wages Sc those
IN the newsrooln. The PLAN Dealer ia
the only paper in the city in which
type settIng machines are used.
Warden Ferns, who took eighty
q ght couvlCts from Nashville & Oliver
Springs, has called Tor troops. The
miners are utteruE thrests sud there
is liability of more trouble.
Republican Representative oouven.
ton for Wexford, Care and q sssukee
counties Was held Frdsv Frank
Campbell al sherman vss romnsted
on the twenty seventh - o. The
other candidsfes were James Engiish
~ MssauEee and T.. T.. Kelly of Clare
Joseph shook. 81 wears q Il, = veteran
of Fssssr. rll walk 10 me ercsunp-
ment 81 Washington. digsrce of sbf
miles. e lis friends 90 not oi ect
A cos dealer ia ARR Artor WHO hss
10000 tors of caal on band fgurss that
be 81. 519 ahesd ~ tie reoerf rsiss
Afex fcF sdteD. engnser Of fhe
Northern Bell, wss Cauglt she
machinery srd led lsst Wednesday
= u pafoe's photograph Sc alsry af
A pens. valued A. g. 500 ~as t-fs 3
destroyed y Ere Wednesday morn ~.
A hsrn owned ~ Norris Jeffrey near
Aimart wss strl lek bF lightning in 3
recent storm spd furned loss. - 500
The york q dredging Csrp river r.
the upper peninsula hAs beer resnfos1
West s.de Ssg.ns~ formers ~se. - >
Cgy, hss nsw afternoon day psptr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. - Albsugh's
opera house WAS packed 10 suttocatlon
tonight, the large attendance being due
TO the announcement made 10y the
management of the Bottom of the
Sea" company, now performing here,
that James Corbett and his trainer
Mr.. DAILY would box four rounds
between acts. At the end of
the third act one of Corbett's $
friends stepped up on the stage and
announced that Corbett would not
box, as his hacker objected. This was
met with Kisses and crles for COrbett-
Corbett came forward and was intro
duced. He stated thatlt was not hiswlsh
10 disappomt the audience, and that
he would like 10 give an
exhibition. But his managers OBJ
jected and he had to obey their
instructions. They had, he said, siaked
$4,000 on him in his coming fight and
he would do as they wished. 'On
Wednesday" he said. 81 meet Mr.. Sui
ivau and shall do the best | can; then
you will hear from me-" Corbett then
left the stage followed by cheers. He
left tonight for New Orleans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
May BE in Quarantine.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Secretary of
the Treasury Foster has a warm per-
sonal interest IN the cholera quarantine
at New York. His wife and daughter,
accompanied by the daughter OF Secre-
tsry Rusk, sailed two days ago from
Liverpool on the City of New York.
The secretary does not know whether
the City of New York carries I'M
migrants or not. If she does and there
Is any signs of cholera on board, the
vessel is likely to be subject to a quar-
antlne delay. The secretary says, of
course. no attempt will be made to
take Mrs. Foster Oft the ship before all
of the treasury regulations and ali OF
the regulations of the health officers
of New York have been complied with.
Nor viii he attempt to board the yes
sci in tug until inspection has been
made
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
An At,emp, TO Break Iail.

MIssAUKEE, Sept. 3.-An attempt at
jail delivery WAS made last night by lts
two inmates, Frank Simmons and Watt
Gibson. They had used q case knife
which they bad made into a saw. and
filed away the fiye-eighths inch iron
bars and succeeded in obtaining an en-
trance into the vestibule. where they
were intercepted by John Bielby,
brother of the sheriff, and Village
Marshal LaLond, who had been called
IN on hearing the noise, Sheriff Blelby
being away, and none too soon, for in
five minutes more the prisoners woulc
have been at liberty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
Presidents Order Approved.

WAsHISGToS, Sept. 3.-Surgeon Gen
eral Wyman, IN replying to the tele-
gram OF DR.. Thom of Norfolk, Va,
threatened 10 quarantine that port
against New York unless DR.. Jenkins
complied with the instructions of the
department, said: Information as TO
jenkins has only been received through
the press. / believe he will comply
with the circular" DR.. Wyman today
received a letter from Surgeon Wheeler
at Ellis island, stating that the presi-
dents order met with almost unsnI-
nous approval. DR.. Wyman author
ized today the appointment of a med
zeal Inspector at Oswego.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
Fire at ST. Johns.

ST. JOINS. Sept. 3.-Tne dry goods
store of John Hicks, the oldest esiab-
llshment of the kind IN st. Johns, took
tre very mysteriously about y O'Clock
last night. Night Watchmsn Doolng
first discovered little blaze in or near
the southeast corner of the building,
which communicated with the drapery
and fancy goods IN the show windows,
from which the flames spread very
rapidly. While the origin Of the fire is
a mystery with Mr.. Hicks and the peo-
pie it Is believed 10 have occurred
through the imprudent use Of matches
in the Garnet room.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

Steamers Normsnnis and Rugia Arrive
With Nine Victims


NEW York, Sept. 3.-Ot the three
passenger steamships which steamed
INTO New YORK harbor TINS morning
from the plsgue-strlcken city of Ham
burg two brought the dread disease
and the other IA beng inspected.
Within two hours after their arrival
the pest-besrlng ships had been or
cred to leave New York hsTbor im.
medIstely. The instructions were
promptly obeyed The health officers
who boarded the steamships. which
we're the Rugia, Normsnnis and stub.
benhuk. as soon as they dropped an.
CnOr. discovered tnst the first two had
cholera on board. The orders to leave
port we're then given and the plague
infected ships are nOw anchored with
n few hundred feet OF the Moravia,
which first brought the disease
20 this port. All the vessels belon z
20 the Hamburg American Packet
company. The ships surgeon of the
Normsnnis reported that there had
been FIVE deaths from cholerne on
hoard. lie sad there were five psssen-
gers SICK with the sea.e. The report
that greeted the inspectors on the
Rugis ~ss that there had been four
deaths from cholerIns a sea and Eve
person. we're ili w.tb the disease The
health officers made nasty extm ne
Leave Tors port" wss their order
% the captains Of the Rugs aud Nor
msnuis, aud the order wss iustantl y
obeyed.
lt expected that three of the pace
eugrrs slek With the plague Hlii dle
to-day
Health ufBcer Jenkins snd rs asset
ant returned from tne nfsessd ships
snd a. once gave aut the fact 81 sddi
b0nai desth. on fHv Narnisauls snd
HaE. The sciim on the Hags nss
Aneu Peters. aged 81 wears fm
ne Nofnssunsa tbe new deatBs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

NEW ORLEANS, sept. 3.-The betting
on the pugsiist events was lively today.
There was g. 500 sold IN pools with the
Corbett- Dlxon-M -Myer combination as the
call. The bets ranged sll the way
from - 10 500 number Of comb
nations were also sold with Sullivan
substituted for Corbett The move
ment of the CoTbett stock has had a
decided upward tendancy Corbett
money seems 10 he arriving and has
its effect. About 81 200 was placed on
McAulife IN single bets. The McAu-
life betting opened at eleven to ten
against but before the day WAS out II
was an even money choice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
Mystrrlous Floater Bound

PoUGHKEEPsIE, sept. 3.-The dead
body of Mrs. Isabella Doll OF this city
was found floating IN the Hudson
river opposite here today. The lssl
seen of Der alive, WAS last Tuesday.
when she left her home with her nus
band 70 see hlm aboard the boat
for New Jersey. The couple had
been separated for rome time and
the husband came here 10 make
up with his wife. The dead womans
mother says she does not believe II a
case of suicide, as Mrs. Doll Was cheer
full when she left home. The suthor-
tiles have begun work on the case.
The woman was thirty-three years Of
age and leaves two children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

Nurarn, SeFt 3-As Dr DAVIS ~
this age, wss driving 81 town yesier-
dsy b. horses became frsctous p pass
lnF another "a where the foad ess
narrow. The carriage vss overturned
and hs Was threvn violently 81 tne
ground. The horses headed for livery
barn, and on the wsY col l8ded wlta 3
re driven iy Mrs. Msfshsl Fot's ~
Highland throwing bfr DOT and cut.
ting ser face badly The owner ~ iHe
Runaway team sent ssasfsnce - the
doctor enc re wss brought home in 81
uncousci0tf condition. The extent II
be- ~ furles srs uei vt known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
Ouarantinc al PhiladelphIa.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3.-CollectOr 3.
Cooper said today that he received
last night from Surgeon General
Wyman. of the L. :. marine hospital
service, telegram IN response to the
one sent early in the day to Secretary
Foster stating thai all the incoming
steamers will be quarantined at the Del
ware breakwster. The collector says
ne urged that the quarantine should
there Oe established because of the
danger to which the populous sections
of the city on both sides OF the river
would be subjected by permitting
vessels to pass up the river to tue Las
arettD station
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

NEwAYco. sept. 3.-Ihe fourth an
nusi eucampment of the MuskeEcn
Valley Soldiersand Sailors assoc iatien
closed three cays Jubilee and camp
FIRE chats at the Riverside PARK yefier-
day. The officers OF tie ASSOCIATION fur
the ensuing year are 81 follows. Prose-
dent, {. W. GardneT u Fremont, fec-
retary, Seth :. Nstrous of Ncwsyco,
treasurer, II. I. Brace, Ashland. 8ae
most important business transacted vas
the purchase q Riverside park. vnch
comprises about 81 acres Of land Joe
Gated On the bluffs on TIC north SIDE q
the Nuskegon river. oven locking tle
town, with plenty Ci water and covered
with beautiful sHaoe trees. The Iloe
e the grounds s $1,000. nc'uci1
newly erected paw hon sexl0o feet lie
time Tor holding lhe le1i cncsmprueut
ls uOt vet aefeTta a.neG.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

PfTTsBURG, sept. 3.-Pettcord and
Bsche, the last of the riders in the
Leaders relay bicycle race between
Washington and Pittshurg. BOZ miles
have arrived. The start was made
from in front of the capital build lng
Friday afternoon. The sctual time OF
the trp was % hours, 10 minutes, 3e
seconds. The schedule time was a
houe., and considering The unusual "
rough condition Of the rosd aud mum
her Of unfortunate accidents which
caused delay at nearly every point the
time male by the uders vss remarka-
hly good
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
BEGAN rHE BIG plrcH
Between the Great Lakes and the
CUT

CHIcAo0, sept. 3.-At noon today
near Lemont about Forty miles from
this city down the Desplslnes valleg,
with the foTmallty and ceremony per
tainlng 10 sucn an act, ground WaS
broken for the great drainage canal
and the work Of construction Of tie
immense water way between the great
lakes and the Cult Of MeIcO i under
way directly Al The point where the
center line of the main channel II the
cana lntersects the bound between
VIII and Cook counties on the very
back bone of the Chicago divide
President Frank Wenter OF the board
of trustees Of the sanitary district OF
Chicago thrust nickel plated shovel
into the earth and turned up the
shovel full OF sand and and coil while
the assembled multitude shouted It's
applause. TINS Was the first sctlon
10 the actual excavation OF the water
way about which so much has been SAID
and written durng the last seven years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
Stabbed in the Back.

ELK RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 3.-Carl
Oleson. Swede. stabbed a countryman
here IN the arm and back Thursday
night. Oleson had been drinking and
went into the iron company's casting
house and commenced to abuse Amt
Sattem and ended by his siabblng sat
tenn IN the back aud arm. The
wounded man bled profusely, but the
doctor saws he will recover. They have
both worked here for some years. Ole
son is now IN jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

roRr HUIoN. sept 3-Iho cree ters
Of Anderson a Co.. g. the uumhc -
about forty. met yesterday O. cons er
81 prOpus ton oi Anderson a Co 10
settle the claims on the hasis 81 th ~
cents on tne cellar. Twenty pef rc8t
cash and the balance ln EN mon Is.
the notes bearing rterest 80 r per Caot
ard o. he accepted hv the banks. 1e
session came @ close wihout auy
agreement beng feached. and in tao
evening tbev ied smother Tnee. &
iaeUng two h0urs st wHca al ufa
creditors aud representatives hsf &
author ty So sci scoepted the proT on-
ton. The othfrs vi probably do ke-
wlse after C0nferfug with tuslr super
iors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

NANcr1oNt, Sept. 3-Jesss hcrna
n tbs place, vss awakened fTs borg.
lar iastead of making q noise be took
down nls R nchasisr and Jay ln Nsf a
h's vindov Until the thiei should Hass
hT Presently hs came along out is
ihe huuse sdsn with boots. md hcreB
took De herste sinr sf him frrn = a.
srce of SIS Feet Ire fhie. ss7spsd Hu-
hurt however. hrf. neres had re-
moved fhn cartrafes FROM the gHn.
Hr Hores ssFs % ras p rass OF 'dit r. {
know wss uuluafef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

they were brought from the
south 10 work or the rsll-
road. deceived as 10 wages AID
held IN bondage ~ the waIte bosses.
IL they attempted 10 escape they were
shot oy Tie bosses, wbo NeTs HlWsys
aTmed. karly thls morning the ne
groes OveTp0Wered Tie bosses after
sharp hight ana escaped 50 this city.
Two negroes seIe shot IA tie melee,
one fatally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

BERSE. sept. S.-The federal council
have dispatched an official of the emf
grant bureau TO Bssle to advise the
local authorizes IN regard 10 the adop-
ton OF speedy and effective precautions
against the cholera. Three hundred
Swiss and Italians have been prevented
firm leaving the terminus of the Chau-
moni Ser Porrentruy railway. They
intended to emigrsts to America.
Many Of them claimed to be natural
iked American citizens. 1t was repre-
seated TO them that they could not
enter America at the present time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

BIRMfNeHAH, Ais.. sept Another
railroad station Va found iuii Of peo-
pie A. tuls city when The sullivan TIA %
drew la a. 1915 ,. m. lnefe we're ~
many colored ss white people, bHt
there was no except % 60 the aH pre-
vaing desire io see John +. The
champion AID rot lesee tie car. hut
was surrounded ~ she COS people and
cheefsd 20 the echo. He dld some
work wlta thf hse add jumping repe
lusi before Tesch nE here snd = % fns
condition
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
CLOSING SCENES.
Saturday Night Sunset on New York
Bay-Alls Well

IL QUARANTINE, Sept. 3.-The most
serious twenty-four hours thus far at
the health station closed with this even
lug's sunset. A more beautiful autumn
day than this cannot be imagined. and
were 1t not for the infected saips IN the
lower bay the afternoon AT Quarantine
would have been most enjoyable. The
big liner City OF Rome and Umbrls,
waiting patiently a. anchor for a clean
bill OF health, made superb
fore ground TO a picture, the life of
which was supplied by the outgoing
Ssale, Arizona, Servia and Workendam,
all of which steamed proudly seaward.
The green sward of the bay ridge shore
and the white winged yachts working
down the narrows for the last of the
regular Sunday trips TO the summer
homes OF their owners formed
fitting setting that would
have delighted the pesrl of an artist
seeking nature at her best for subject.
The pleasure of contemplating the pan
Drama marred, however, by the
thought of the sick and of the imprls-
oned Oh the infected ships which bad
passed the day at the lower quarantine
grounds. Beyond the officials report
gwen out at noon of the deaths on
board the Normannia and Rugla there
were no further developments at sun
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
They Fear That She Is Dead.

BAY CITY, Mich, Sept S.-A little
Polish girl, the daughter of Joseph
Lukofski, has been missing over twen-
ty-four hours. The police have been
instructed to keep a sharp lookout FOR
the missing child tonight, bat II Is
feared she has either fallen into the
river or met with foul play.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

SAN FRAScIsco, sept. 3.-Callfornia
fruit and commission men are going to
send q protest 10 the secretary Of the
treasury against the admission of
European fruit unless II shall be quar-
sntned for forty days. They msgntsin
tnat there no worse carrier o. disease
than fruit from the choieTa-sc0urged
cnunfrLn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

BRooKryx. y. r.. sept 3-Mrs. Lucy
Cordets dled this morning Al No. 2f5
Johnson avenue OF what her attending
physicians thought w4s cnoierine. The
hoard Of health have invest gated the
matter and announce that Mrs. Cordets
died of acntc cno'ors mol Hns and taat
she had no symptoms 81 choiera.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
Quarantine at Boston.

BosroN, Sept. 2.-The steamer Soy
thia, from Liverpool, is detained al
quarantine although there is no sick.
ness of any kind reported aboard her
They will probably be detained until
tomorrow noon. Among the cabin
passengers on the Scythia Is Mrs
James Brown Potter, who sailed under
an assumed name
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
- nna-an,in. Son,h

SAvANSNH. Ca. sept 3.-The state
ment published here today and tele-
grsphsd al over the country with re-
gard 90 quarantine beng established
against northern ports = erroneous.
Tne only action taseu was the request
t0 captsins Of vessels 70 stop at quar-
anane for inspection IN the event Of
there beng any cases of Sickness
aboard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

HAMBURG, sept. 3.-There were nine
hundred aad sixtY-seven cases of chOl-
era reported today aud 3lS deaths.
There were 33T funerals. The epidemic
q increasing n toe district comprising
the narbOr suburbs. espec ally at Hop
sufsidt. Barmbeck, Eilbeck and Waugs-
beck. The temperature 3 IS cent?
grade. singular fact = noted that
TIE temperature of the Eibe water is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
AI,aree Contract lsl.ct.

BAY CITY. Sept 3.-Spencer q. Fisher
and J. Hurst have let contracts 20
Canadian Jobbers for putting IN 50.-
100000 feet of logs from tract re-
Gently purchased 10y them on Georgi an
bay. The logs Will lie brought 10 Bay
City to be manufactured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

were those Of Mary Benniehscen,
aged sixty one, Charlotte Hungsr aged
nine months aud another name as yet
unknown. All the deaths were n the
steeTage on both vessels DT. Jenkins
SAID tnat the bodies would be cremated
al SSlnburne island a. soon as the fIes
could be lighted.
CalI lt Choierine
At the steamship compsny's oftice I
was said that the disease oa board the
two ships was choleTlue. The Rug n
sailed from Hamburg on August y
with nlnety-ei gnt abln aud 436 steer
age passengers on bosrd. The Non
mamma sailed from Hamburg August
20, VITA ASS CABIN passengers and 4s2
steerage passengers. Both ships
touched at Southampton. TIE agents
OF the company have no information
as to when the disease first broke out
on shIpbOard or when the deaths oc-
cured. Botn vessels bring full cargoes
OF freight from Hamburg and south
ampton.
The quarantine officers are in a state
Of nervous excitement. Ii must not
be understood that they are frightened.
but they were hoping for the best. and
the Normanpia Was expected TO get by
safely. When the saloon passengers
on this vessel will get OFF Is question
DR.. jenkins has not yet decided.
Three more deaths on the Norman
MIA and one on the Ruga were re-
ported at ll:l5 p. rs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

sr pfrrrsnf Ha. sept 3 fne month
" return. 81 tbe Noligs iine ~ steam
efs snawa defect "a over IN ilIon
reubirs. owing 90 the falling 90 of
tfsrie on seeuunt q the ehaisrs ume
rnt,lnan4 a-nnn l..ra .LI On r.IhLn.