The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-03
JERSEY CITYSQUARANTINE.
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| Precautions Taken TO P,event Cholera
sp esd'nE No New Cs-es Developed.
Surgeon General Wyman Of the United
States Marine Hospital service was one OF the
first visitors at the ONCE Of the Jersey City
Health Department yesterday morning. He
was accom- panied by DR.. Preston II. Hailhache
OF his staff He went thoroughly over the
measures adopted to stamp out cholera in
Jersey City. and expressed approval Of what
had been done.
OF the United States Marine Hospital Service
to assist the local authorities and take charge
OF any new cases Of cholera that might de-
velop. In the mean time he suggested that
the houses In which the suspected cases &C.
CURED and tho neiRhboring streets be thor
ouRhy disinfected. The local health officials
complied with the suggestion ut once. Later
DR.. Wyman. oompanied by DR.. Clark Of the
Now Jersey State Board. drove to these houses
on q tour OF inspection. He found everything
in a satisfactory condition. He said there was
no danger OF an epidemic.
Or. Bsyls and mem bers Of the sanitary squad
tse
tine. They also scattered disinfectants plen-
TRULY in the nsighnorho9d Of the houses ns in
boat house on the bank Of the Norris Canal, in
was followed By four deaths with symptoms
like cholera.
boy Is IL to sas Ct sn. or sve
house from which suspects have been taken
for The When The want
guard from The windows. and he viii have
their wants attended to. Provisions brought
to the houses are to be passed In by the po-
Dr.. Woodruff. Of the State Board Of Health
where Mrs Smith. and Orderly Martin Grove
died. the latter. 1t has been proved. OF cholera.
and IS oWed eo on
The quarantine will be maintained for at
least seven days. n the mean time all new
to St francis's or to Christ Hospital
wakes and funerals p Of suspected Victims Of
cholera will be ascertained SO far as possible.
and their houses disintected and temporarily
Surgeon Bailhache will have charge Of the
United States officials who have been assigned
to assist the local authorities room In Po-
use. Three men OF the Marine Hospital service
tour q 50 5 with The local Sanitary ON
b: jenkins was in Jersey city in conference
went with County Physician Converse. DR..
ef RI and had Es S e q mr.
4 portion q the intestinss were removed
exam nation by DR.. BigGs Chief Inspector Of
Pathology. Bacteriology. and Distinction In
the New York Health Department II the ex-
then it will be taken for granted that her
brother in law. William Morton. whom she at
tended during his illness. died from cholera
also.
DR.. Biggs notified the Jersey City authori-
ties that he would not be able to give a de-
suspect in Fiske avenue, until to-day.
cholera suspect was ricked up BY Police
is James Lynch. 26 years old. Of 416 Second
street. Kearney. He has no Symphonic of
cholera beyond pains in the stomach. and he
will be discharged to-day.
President Wilson OF the New York Board Of
Health decided yesterday to keep the entire
another month. Their. regular term expires
on Tuesday. He said he did not believe that
partm emit would be ready for It Work on the
new Reception Hospital at the foot OF Sixteenth
street will be hurried.