Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
German immigrants are held in Wind
sor, Ontario, across the river from here.

German immigrants are held in Wind
sor, Ontario, across the river from here.
New YORK, Septembe 10.-The de-
tention of vessels with immigrants
aboard at quarantine is draining the
treasury of one company at the rate OF
50, ,OOO a day. And there is fair pros
pect that the amount will be doubled
on the arrival of the vessels now on the
ocean.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Packet Com
pany alone have three ships on the way
over. They are the Wieland, due to-
day; the Bohemia, due September 13,
and the Scandia, which sailed August
26 for Baltimore, and is expected TO
touch at this port.
A very little figuring will show that
at about 81 day for each person, which
is the figure named By the steamship
companies, the maintenance OF nearly
one thousand four hundred people, the
number now in quarantine, brings the
total for food alone up to 81, 400 a day.
To this must be added the loss OF
profits on freight and passengers, for
fefture for unfulflIed obligations, otli-
GERS and seamen's wages, besides the
loss on idle capital while the SHIPS are
lying at anchor. According to a steam
ship official, these items bring the Ham
burg Company's daily loss as present up
to SO, 600.
Should no other OF its vessels be de
tanned, a two weeks quarantine would
mean that the company's stockholders
would have to should loss Of S42, 2,OOO.
LONDON, September 1O.-The Paris
correspondent of the NelCS says: The
sickness here is worst in Clichy, Mont
msrtre, Pere La Chaise and Cabronne
districts. Madame Miedrlander, the
nurse who succumbed to cholera was
model nurse. She was the first volun-,
teer and asked for the hardest post. She
took night duty and attended sixty pa
tients. When the doctor, finding that
she was wearing herself out, ordered
her to rest, she burst into tears and
begged TO be allowed to continue work,
which she did>t till she was attacked"
The Antwerp correspondent OF the
NelDs says: Only one death from chol-
era has occurred in the hospital in the
past twenty-four hours and three new
cases were admitted.
The steamer Pennsylvania has sailed
for New York with 600 emigrants.
PARIS, September 10,-The Temps
saws: Professor Hafikine, OF the Pasteur
Institute, who discovered the anti
cholera vaccine, declares that expert
ments on himself and DR.. Jawen, OF st.
Petersburg, and DR.. Tamamcher' OF
Tlffin, prove that the vaccine is without
danger 10 health, and that it gives i'm
munity from cholera six days after In
occulation.
LONDON. September 10.-A telegram
has been received here by the agent OF
the Associated Press from the Liverpool
office of the Guion Line stating that In
consequence of President Harrison's s
circular relative to the Quarantinlng OF
emigrants, that company has stopped
the booking OF all emigrantS on its yes
soils. The telegram adds that no emil
Grants will be taken after the sailing Of
the steamer Nevada on Wednesday
next. The steerage passengers by the
steamer engaged passages some time
ago.
HAvRE, September 1O.-An increase
of the new cases Of cholera in this city
Yesterday is shown in the official ilgures
This morning. On Thursday II new
cases were reported. while yesterday
there were Il. The deaths yesterday
were the same as on Thursday, 10 per-
sons DYING from the disease.
New YORK, September 10..-Three
steamers were released from quaran-
60 This afternoon. The first was the
Rrittapnic, of the White Star line, from
liverpool, which left the anchorage she
had occupied in the lower bay at 4;2e p
m About an hour later the British
steamer Joseph Jshn, Captain Miller,
from the cholera-infected port OF Ham
hrrg steamed towards the city, foi-
LED ten minutes afterward by the
iS Dn,cb steamer Zaandam, from Ant
,orD which arrived at midnight last
night.
The steamships which left for Eu-
-one TODAY all sailed with very small
iisfs of cabin and steersge passengers
The % North German Lloyd steamship
EnIda which sailed for Genoa and
Gibraltar, carried fifty cabin passengers
The Cunard steamer UmorIa, whlch
,of. for Liverpool, carried one hundred
cahin messengers. The Royal Nether-
Isnd steamer ''Viceadam' carried put
.birtv-three ,Ii cabin passengers. Inc
Nortb German Lloyd steamer "Eioe
toT' tov Rrsmen 2, carried no cabin passengers
on her outward trip, ponrroona
The French liner La Bourgogne,
wbicb has heen detained at quarantine 1.s
~ Was 10 have sailed to-day, WIZ