The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-10
MORE CHOLERA ON The MOLTKE
STEERlGE PASSENGER mas 1T
SHIP HELD As INFECTED.
Al the Storage and Most sG the crew
WIN &c to Herman island Tue Case.
DeVeiOpinG After ~ Days. Described
As mat % . Cholera carrier.

DeNetoplnG After ~ Days. Described
As mat 81 . Cholera Carrier.
The Hamburg American liner Motke,
which arrived in Quarantine Last Monday
night with Rudolph Sellitsch. a coal trim
mer. III OF cholera. was declared yester-
day to he an infected ship. case Of cholera
having developed yesterday among her
ses steerase passengers. chiefly from
Naples.
The new patient 10 Giovanni Falcislia,
81 years OF age, Of Naples. He was well
az the inspection on Saturday and the
impression Of Health Oficer Doty was that
he would release the liner to-day A.
noon yesterday Giovanni became vio-
lently sick with symptoms that Indicated
superdcially that he had cholera. He
was taken 10 the hospital and q bacteria
logical examination showed that he has
the diseAse in virulent form.
Giovanni was sick and drunk when
taken from the ship. having not only
consumed his own allowance Of beer and
wine but also Obtained from his fellow
Passengers some Of theirs. He had been
boisteros and had keeps the steeraEe in
an uproar until o clock yesterday morn
ing. also annoying the ships Officers
After that hour he was too IN TO make
further trouble. DIR Doty said:
The coal trimmer who became sick
on the Moltke had no communication
whatever With this passenger and there
h nov ship infection This case shows
all the features Of the GermaniA case
and is undoubtedly Of the kind known A.
cholera carrier
The Mofke sailed from Naples on Sep
tenber IL 80 that II was seventeen DAYS
before the disease manifested i,self IN
Giovanni Giovanni was taken to Swim
bume Island. and DR. Doty decided 10
remove to-day TO Hoffman Island all the
Steerase IAssen gers and the la rger part Of
the crew The captain and the Officers
will he allowed 10 STAY on the ship whose
detention in Quarantine will he Indefinite
or until there is no suspicion Of infect ION
left Meanwhile the ship will be fumi-
gated
The coal trimmer IL still under treat
msnt a. Swinburne leland with q chance
Of recovery II 10 unlikely that Giovanni
will get well All the cabin passengers
werr taken from the steamship last week
and lands d ~ HoipOken.
The Fabrs liner Sanr Anna which was
released yesterday Aftenoon by DIR. Doty
aud went 20 her pier in Brooklyn. had
lRsaraettoue 20 heep her steerage pas.
sengers aboard until Wednesday The
ship WAS in eNcsll-nt coalition aud Their.
was no sickness but me Of her passengers
had died On the trip ~ cholera Another
Fahre liner the MFdunna IA yesterday
escaped being held up by cutting out
naples IN her trip from Mer--iIlas touch.
ing only a. tlm-ViA for a cargo ~ grsr~-
Two big ships. che North German Lloyd
liner George wsshiu gtOn end the anchor
liner Columbia which Erfivrd IN Quaran
tine early Last evening IN ample time 20
duck decided 80 anchor for the night
hPcaus~ the German had n third cabin
and siSerase liS' - more thai suO end
child ~ in hospital With smallpox
Ths patient had been isolated IA. was
transferred - S~inburne Island aud
forty passengers who had hsen IN the
same compartment with her were s-nt
(, hoffman Island. At O'Clock Dr
puty gave the George NAshinKt n per.
M s-iou 10 proceed bu' the line had de
termin-d early ~ the evening not 10
bring her mp nr,l this morning The
columbus. from Glasgow. with az cabin
and sI2 stssrAx- passengers. will ais
stay m QuArr1tin. until this morning
The Italian liner DuCa d'Aoata. from
Gen "a and Palermo. arrived in UuarAa-
tine Al 7iIo'clock last nlkht AID anchored
She skipIed Naples. has no sickness
aboard and a III - allowed To- do~k to-day
The holland. America steamship Rptter-
dam from Rotterdam and Rouiogne. had
no srkn"ss and was permitted e. gn t.
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