The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-17
ANOTHER PLAGUE SHIP.
The Bohemian Reports Eleven
Deaths on the Voyage,
WITH FOUR CASES ON BOARD.
Removal Of the Sick to SWIM
burne Island


The Bohemia the Last OF the Immi-
grant Carrying Vessels-Only One
Suspected Case Reported In the
City, and that Undergoing InvestiRe-
tton-Three Suspicious Cases Re-
ported Last Night-rhe Brooklyn
Cases.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Up to 4 O'Clock TO-
day only one suspected cholera case was re-
ported that Of Edward Hoppe, who died at
1925 Madison avenue, yesterday. The case
is undergoing investigation.
The arrival Of the Bohemia with IL deaths
on the voyage aud new cases makes the
last Of the Hamburg immigrant-carryin
vessels, the practice ceasing vita this vessel
The deaths are ascribed to gastro-intestinal
troubles, but have the appearance OF the
genuine cholera.
The Normannia's passengers on the
Cspheus were safely landed at last In the
afternoon, and fifty who would not come
up By the boat arrived by railroad from
Babylon. They all complain Of the Ham
burg Packet Company, but commend the
Normannia's officers and the GOODNESS of the
passengers and crew.
CAUSING NEEDLESS ALARM.
Reports received show that presence Of
cholera here has caused needless alarm 10
many places where ordinary illness has been
hastily asserted to be the AsiAtic cholera.
some diminution Of travel has already oo-
Cured owing TO the fears Of state quaran-
tine, but thus far New York has successfully
combabed the disease. The emergency
cholera fund is steadily growing. No new
cases are reported at quarantine.
Profs. BigRs and Durham having COM
plsted their archaeological examina-
ton OF the diseased portions Of
the body Of Charlotte Beck, who
died on Sept. 13, reported to the health
board to-day shat her death was undoubt-
edly due 20 Asiatic cholera.
THREE SUSPECTS.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 16, 8 p M-Three cases
Of sickness, suspected to be cholera, were re-
ported to the health authorities Tonight
and the patients are under surveillance
They are Mary Pickel, IA years old, No. 52S
East Fourteenth street; Capilo Salvidge,
years, No. 119 Mulberry street, and Amelia
Raucheudaka, % years, No. 504 Canal street.
MORE SANITARY INSPECTORS APPOINTED.
The health board this afternoon appointed
twenty-five more physicians as sanitary in
oPSSrJAG oil0 Al4Cl odbSu bu6 uIeAul6CLllR COECS
BY six more men, They also asked the
police board to detail policemen at all
houses where there are suspected cases of
the cholera. East Sixteenth street, leading
90 the reception hospital, will be tenn
porarily closed to the public and all
suspicious deaths from diarrhua reported
by the deputy coroners win be promptly in
Vestigated by the experts Of the health de-
partment. Superintendent Of ferries,
railroad depots, factories. excursion and
Terry boats, wharveS, piers and docks, have
Deen requested to provide a place for the
isolation OF persons stricken with the
cholera, and also that the places they have
charge OF be cleaned and disinfeOted daily.
SUSPICIOUS CASES IN BROOKLYN
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The death of
Miss Meyer Of North Eighth street was re-
ported TO the Brooklyn board of health to-
Gay as probable case OF Asiatio cholera.
Inc board is investigating it, Two addi-
Ional suspicious cases were reported in
brooklyn, one on Fulton street, the other
on McKibben street. They are under in-
vsstgation.
ANOTHER PLAGUE SHIP.
QUARANTINE, N. Y, Sept. 16.-The
following dispatch has Just been re-
GelVed from DIR. Ryan: ~ have been on
ooard the Bohemia, which arrived last
nlgnt. The following is list Of the sick
which were on board suffering from CASTRO
!u'estlnal troubles, and whom have taken
SWinburne Island: Max Feingold, aged
years; Chage Bassa, aged 28; Leo Hand,
usok, aged 20, and baby belonging to one
ot the women. They have on board 68S
SSseerage and 10 cabin passengers. She also
sau crew Of n, all of whom passed and
found well. The condition of che ship is
~sEclass as regards cleanliness.
LIST OF THE DEAD.
L. L.. l..
Sh tne voyage: Sara Disisr, aged 25, who
ped Sept. g.; Peespe Deeler, died Sept. 6;
tneWke Wesslie, aged IS, died Sept. z; JAN
i M Fawoodntck, 1 year, died Sept. Z;
>. SiATlanne Rodensk, aged years, died Sept
Schance Friedman, died Sept. 8, aged
AZ years; Sohiendall Bass. aged 1 year,
S,s9 S,sG sept. 81 Mosche Bass, aged years,
Sd SSIod sept. II; Selig Lipshon, aged l, died
sept. IS; Taub Mendelshon, aged 8, died
Sept Is. ~ - O''N
THE NoRMANNTA's PASSENGERS.
CatRR FIRE ISLAND, Sept. 16.-The steamer
SSepneus, with 4e7 Of the Normannia's pas
Suk9rs, left here at 8 o'clock this morning
baoi.uo i.uoOoken. They have a clean bill Of
Gaun; The vessel went aground opposite
oioi. ToA island. She foated off uninjured at IL
ocoo11 ana cleared Fire Island bar at II
~ ~. tnls morning. About 100 passengers
n. Sne Normannia refused to go on the
sng soggateus, preferring to cross over to Babylon
So.a ua IaKe the train for the city. They left
tsiI s'le on board the Ripple at 9:15 o'clock
esq., a.o tmornlng for Babylon under military
roTnt IErt TO take the train on the Long Island
'auroad at this point.
NOT ALLOWED TO BOARD TIE TRAINS.
o.ITAWA, ONT. Sept. I6.-The govern
GU mas been apprised Of the arrival at
Sueoec OF number of immigrants from
Et.ope wish through tickets for the United
res'sss, lhe railway companies absolutely
fused 70 allow the immigrants TO board
stS rains and the immigrants are simply
aaaed %sn9 in the provincial capital. They
t;os 70 take possession OF federal immigra-
sI son buildings, but che government reoijres
ha buildings for Canadian immigrants,
~, euee . the foreign-bound arrivals are thrown
tb.uelr suelr own resources. The difficulty, it is
ssLuought, willibe only solved by the steam-
Europe. '-0'0 PN0s''' O''N
ST. JOHNS QUARANTINE.
rnsn: Johns, N. f. Sept. 16.-Ths govern
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