The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
A QUARANTINE OF FIVE DAYS
FEOrO>ED ron IMMIGRNNTS
HIRE IROH CHOLERI FORTS.
lAbln Passengers % tho SAINT Anna and
NoItkr RrIeased steeraEs Likely to
Go to tIan man island surGesn-s3ea.
rraI Nyman COafers NTH IBr. Isoty.


tm'~i States for observation Of all
e'r.racr passengers from cholera ports
D. Europa - now being seriously con-
, ."rrd There IL already such n deten-
TN for observation in tho foreign ports
Afc,t"i II passengers intending for the
Irr'~i States
Surgeon General Walter WVman. head
r. Ar United States Marine Hospital
S"-vlcr went to Quarantine here yester-
Uty tu confer with Health Oficer Doty
Oh" country generally being concerned
about m" admission of the disease IN any
e. ~" ports OF Uncle sam DR. Wvman
approved the work of Dr. DOty and was
r',asrd Vith New Works way of dong
things about the situation generally he
sst there was no reason why anybody
should he disturbed The splendid sani-
'arv condition of the country and the
uca~u"Ss Of winter made IL improbable
thar cholera. even Il few cases should
enter the COuntrv. would have any chance
,' outstanding N" application Of the
present scientific methods Of knocking
u ul'.
BEFORE leaving for Washington again
nr Wyman said that he would not pat
blockade on cabin passengers entering
this or other American ports from the
N the cabin the cabin passengers would
no held hut the strong probabilities were
against the disease coming in the cabin
and the likelihood was that II would be
ola sporadic nature Il ~ should he detected
IN the steerage or among the ships crews.
DR. Wyman recommended that the health
departments of all cities should investi-
gate deaths from intestinal troubles TO
make sure that they were not due 10
cholera and that all interior places at
which immigrants from Mediterranean
and Russian ports might arrive should
exercise unusual vigilance.
Clean bills Of health. DIR WymAn said,
did not amount To anything IN situations
~ this sort. Reputable physicians. I'M
Interested commercially. should he EN-
ployed AZ all ports where the disease had
manifested itself 10 sea that no persons
suspected Of having the disease should
be permitted to embark for America.
Cholera was one of the easiest diseases
to combat bv modern sanitary methods
and there was no cause for alarm,
The cabin passengers IL the Fabre
liner SAINT Anna. which brought here
more passengers in cabin and steerage
than any ship Of the line has carried ia
the last thirty years. We're permitted TO
Officer Doty had decided that the death
~ SEA II cholera on september IS ot
>teerage passenger had not affected the
cabin vuysRcrs. Among the passengers
who were transferred to barge and
landed al the Fabr. Line pier in south
Brooklyn were the Rev. pr u. Burr.'l
q the Marbl" Collegiate Church. the I
Baron de Champ II Toronto University |
Harrington Mills of Washington and Prof |
jane Craig 81 Ann A-hnr University. !
Prof Craig. who embarked az Geuul. I
said he had not seem anything ~ cholera 1
IN Italy and he vas not a hit dl-turhs-i .
~ the revelations ~ Quarantine being !
~Cotch Most Of tn. other cabiu pa--ar- .
gers lookai upon th.. detention A. some
what Of a llrk IN, t.ruyar tf.r" down .
he hay va. pleasant and th, f..i fine
DR.. Doty congratulated capt P1yrv 'h" .
skipper ~ the SAINT Anna. GA nt- car" OF /.
uIs cabin passengers VI" WJ'"~ ~fppli.i .
10 them was boia,i pr thoroughly filtered
and all st.-~rag- pi---uE-r> W-r" kept |
ISOLATED. 50 that com municatIon bet W'-.n |
-'-eraRe and cabin Wis practically impn-- .
-ibe B-.-id'-- this ten DAYS had elapsed /
srnc. the burial ~ tha cholera patient /
ana there waS no danger If In'ertton |
among those llnd., Yesterday
The pa'i.n' aboard the Moltke was not |
L ste-raRe pas~"ng-r. a. originally re-
ported bat fireman Pending bac-
theological examination the 3gI cabin .
: ASSN gers IT the M.Itks were permitted .
IT, leave the ship gong 20 the Hamburg .
Line dock ~ H"bok"n IN harges pr.
Doty sald there was No probability ~
'hsir having been infected
The =t"erag- passengers On both ships
were held IN board last night and will
probably b." removed 90 Hoffman Island
'o-day Tor examination. Tn" steamship
ArpAthia from Naples anchored IN Quar-
antine last night
The Austrian American liner Alice.
which arrived AZ Quarantine last eve
ing with l2l cabin and g. Storage pas
s@ng"rs. had n Cl"an bill 81 health from
m" ports II Patras, Palermo and Almeria.
.r4' also had s'"erAge passenger. a
v7nan Who had boarded the ship NJ
iPaermp. 10 - dIarrhPa II was de-
,'.1-d - hold the Ahc" until IN. -NaCt
N's~s & IN. wofnan's sickness was
a~"r'aned II ~ likely that the cabin
lasS@n gers will b" Permitted tn land to-
tcH' All - her - sieerage Passengers ,
"a H. held - keep company with thpsa
'.- -i~an-hips Moltke and SAINT Anna {
'|r- 40" brought - 49, barrels ~ Malaga
ga from Alm"ra. IN" biggest Impor-
70 .. q he season ,
Tr" Italian steamship Virginia not ,
- .tI clean bills IT health from the
~. .-rrsnean bu' also had no sickness {
b. '.ug her detention and was allowed {
yp 20 her d ok after spending {
...'".'.ur hours ~ Quarantine. IL
l. NrH.sErOS. oct - The marine
Ihosp'f.- sr. seriously ,onsidsrng en- 7
u 'sa day period II pb-srvatirn /
Z rage passengers landirN ~ j
." rom cholera infected ports
| practically doubled orr : =
I Il ..~- .. tho cholera ports abroad I
ttd Ilr Nyrau to-day. and the utmost j
gllan"e . ueIng "N"rCisa-d Ia SEQ that
70 -usp@C'- take ships for the I nitad [
w. a'"- he INSPECTION ~ most thor n
1 &! pa~-angcr- br,okei for our ports :
' eng detained for FIVE dav- and remain y
4 3 iuder clO-e observation during that I
i"~.DI In addition. AL their bagcag" I
aaH ."Iongings ar" fuwiCa'"d %
j. adhition 20 ~" inDrsa ."i force 81 / .
P - state inspector abroad. srV "N- 6
l..r- from tho MAN" Hospital Service d
p. are AT work m m" infected regions g
go her sails from N"w Nork to-day 4
Naple~ .
-..Irss- reccIy 81 nv the state Depart u
~...- stow t.at th"rn have been IS0'Dp |
.a-.- - .ho'"ra ~ the infected districts h
.' Ir.r-ia licr" and s5u1 deaths Their. IN / q