The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-lSpeciall The
following bulletin was issued at the
health bureau at tour O'Clock this after.
noon:
mo cases or suspected cases of chol.
era have appeared in this city since the
last bulletin this morning, and the
situation shows no change. The total
number of deaths from cholera to date
has been five. OF the three cases here
tofore reported as suspected the report
which is appended Of the ARCHAEOLOGICAL
examination in the case of Edward
Hoppe, of 1925 Madison avenue, saws the
examination failed to reveal the pres.
ence OF Asiatic cholera"
New York, Sept. 17.-lSpecial1-
Mary Connerty, the suspected patient
at the reception hospital, was reported
to be much improved to-day. 1t is now
believed that she is only suffering from
the pains of maternity and has not got
cholera.
QUARANTINE, Sept. 17.-lSpeciall-
Two new cases were reported tonight,
Regina Weisskopf, 65 years, on the
Scandia, who Is very sick and likely to
die tonight, and Jeanette Chain owitz,
transferred 10 Swinburne Island.
QUARANTINE, Sept. 17.-[Speciall-
Charlotte Bass, passenger on the
steamer Bohemia, died on Swinburne
Island this morning of cholera. She
was Russian, % years old.
BABYLON, L. l., Sept II Il Speciail-
Since the departure of the Normannia
passengers the Surf Hotel, at Fire
Island, has presented deserted appear.
ance. Manager Wall, however, has
been kept busy getting new help for the
hotel to take the places of the cooks
and walters who struck yesterday after
noon. The Passengers from the Wyo-
ming and Rugia may be moved here.
Dr: Ham ilton this morning telegraphed
to Health Officer jenkins that Sand
HOOK camp is now complete and ready
Tor occupany by the cabin and steerage
passengers, but that he will not receive
any immigrants but those who have
been detained on Hoffman Island prior
to their being drafted here. The doctor
was opposed to making Sandy Hook an
immigrant alton.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-[Speciall-
The vice'consul at Lisbon cables the
State Department that the Port OF
New York is declared to be infected
with cholera, and there are suspected
ports on the East coast of the United
States, including Florida"
tne United States minister to Norway
and Sweden cables that Sweden declares
the United States ports on the East
coasts infected also. 1t is presumed
from the above that the countries re.
ferred to will detain all passengers from
the United States until danger from the
infection is past.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. l7.-ISpecial1
Over one hundred houses in different
parts OF the city have been condemned
as unsanitary by the board of health
ana the owners notified to raze them to
the ground within five days. A rigid
quarantine will be established against
cities infected with cholera should the
disease spread to places outside of New
York.
HAvRE, Sept. 17.-ISpeciall Only
three new cases were reported yester-
day against fifteen tho day before.
Deaths Eve, two moro than Thursday.
LONDON, Sept. IT, Special AN Of
hcer of the steamer Helene Sauber, at
Grangemouth, from Hamburg, was to-
day found to be suffering from Cholera
and rem owed to the hospital.
BRUSSELS, Sept. H. Special Chol-
era is increasing in Mulenbeck, q sub.
urb OF this city. Three new cases and
one death were repol ted there to-day.
ROME, Sept. 17.-[Special 1t was
officially denied to-day that cholera had
made its appearance in either Naples
or Capri furthermore it was decided
that the whole of Italy was clear of the
pestilence.
BERLIN. Sept. 17.-[Speciall "A case
OF cholera has been reported in Weimar,
the capital OF the Grand Duchy Of SAKE.
Weimar.
a Wife Beaten Whipped.