New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
TYPHUS FEVER SPREADING.
CASES IN NEW PARIS OF The CITY.
THERE WERE ALMOST A DOZEN MEN TAKEN
SICK YE:TERDAY-DEATHS FROM

THERE WERE ALNO-l DN~A'-' '-N''
SICK YEsTERDAY-DEATHs FROM
THE DISEASE.
The discovery OF several new Of typhus fever
in the city yesterday kept the inspectors OF 'he
Burcau OF Con,a gous Diseases busy. One case was
found in house. where there was danger OF
,roodi,c contor4on George Helmert, thirty-six
years old who lived with his wife and child AT No.
32s East Nnth-st was found sick Win 'he lew,
there. lie inmate OF the alcohohc ""iu Vi
Bellevue Hospital recently when that "''u wac
injected and he was discharged when the DANGER
OF Lis taking the disease supposed 10 DC oN''
Ills bedding in the tcnementhousc was burned al.e'
he was removed. and the house was iumiga'eu' nv
occupants OF the house will be kept under obserVa'o'
however until the period Of incubation OF Vph"s
fever has passed
Hugo IIesse. thlrtysoven years old, VINO was !.
moved from the Eldridgcst. police station on sat
urday evening, when he was suspicously Ill IN 'he
od ging room developed the symptoms OF typhus ie'e'
at the Reception Hospital yesterday anu was
moved with other patients to North Brother iSaiiu
Frank Burke, a laborer, twcntyfou years ou' VIM
was n lodger at No. lI2 Bowery, was discovered
III with the fever there. Eugene Zeke, homtles'
man, thirty years old, walked to Bellevue nus
pital where the doctors that he had the FEVER
Jacob selgert ffty years old, who was remover
from the infected house No. "a Bayard-st two weeks
ago. became i'll with the fever on the lsiahu' "neie
be had been kept in a tent with other suspects
Cornelius ManONS, u ldOVi'''
who was a lodger at No. Al Bowery, and Johh hhs'
- Iodccr ,t No os7 We,tst were sent to the rccep-
lion hospital for observation YESTERDAY "a hey were
Sick although the symptoms OF fever were hoU MAJ "'
Two deaths among the typhus patients on North
Brother Island reported yesterday 'he il NV
victims was william Davis, thirty nine years DID, V"o
was removed from the lodging house No. 10 Pels''
on January -. The other was Johh hiern"''
homeless man. who was sent 10 '"0 '' ~
Bellevue Hospital
President wilson OF the Board CT Health, SAID yes
terday that the spread OF yphus need cause no alarm
40 long IA the germs were kept out 81 inc 'e"c
ment.h ouse, Regarding found in tenement
houses on sunday, Mr.. Wilson said: we have
learned that Francisco Pasqua, the Italian VINO was
removed from the tenement-houSe No. 40 Muoer'9
+ caught the fever In the lodging house NO. Cha'-
ham suuarc where he employed as parp"r'
Thoma, WcStwOod, who was sent away io'" CIV
house No. 4G3 West Thirty second-st' WIS al III
mate of A mission there, and had been III a"o'i
mission in which typhus patient had De"h s''S"e'
That patient walked to hospital, where ne was ST.
10 be IA with the fever. lie said That he hau zee"
NJ the MISSION but the manager OF the mission ue
MED IT, We know now that the patient 'oiu 'A'
| truth The mission dlsnfected se.slH , CO.
"sI, II the Xix tents on the bellevue Hospital grounds
YES crday there were twenty 0ur siiS daiaed 10
cf Or. George F. Blake VINO d., ilJ boroos were quar-
antined Eleven wards Of the hospital are u, w"re
| nf also. because lyPH"o H. T..
| removed from them, but the doctors thihn ,i,
irlr danger dat the patients In those waiu t MARI
d.v,lon The fever Warden O'RJurk" sald Univ ,n.ns
toni. ,Soud H.. placed the grounds hehr .o -
A. ~ wcrr NODDED for the accommodation vi SUI
meets, and that every possible EFFORT VIOLIN posntoI
~ n'.vcrt tho fever from spreading III the hosP",'
| sanitary inspectors were making ,ardnv ~
M id,ing rooms of the police stations YESTERDAY ~
learn INV many dodgers might be peIHl'let ~ co.,
ih. rooms with safety. allowing ~ ouo, ~ Soni
Ir mace for each l)dgcr. They Will report omnr,
~, Pr'nerntond.n Edson who Is TO make Il rep ,
| on the subject The Health board W'o' n,,ai nT
"h,,,io"' IN destroy the Receipt N lopi,ai' ~.
nid frame building the wharf mt on Tor
The Fast River last week, in order 10 HAN hd heen
" now bulldnr and the Fire Depti mn. ma" Az 1, an
i -. to the pr0prcty of setting nie " ~ ~, p
,,,a evening when the wind was bloWlns 20, W" now
SIM , rho nrrscnt trouble with typhus lever, MY
'or make, the use OF the old buldihs ho'''''
| Tor time" . -, ,,ou- cosos NJ rho fever
| ~ L LIZ a,'' I6rv were those Of Victor Lnrsoui,
,IIc,,. wear, old 81 No. AZ FROM 81, Nh n,r,on
mov.i from Bellevue Hospital John , ~ r an
tv onr OF No. H. Bowery VINO was tiAt Tba IN
i,atirn hou,c of the Fifth Prccllcl nm ,h
Honh.rs street Hospital early IN me e,ss,rdom
s ,o rb, Sick men were all taken TO 'he no''p
| lion Hospital. ,,o,c,, vears old who
| ,ahen SEX at the hospital on 49, ,dnw
dT A. the Reception Hospital yeStcinn' prso, vero
! r,p,r.s,,cd by officers Of the BoaN u "o"'"