Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05
One Death From Dread
Scourage Occurs on Steamer
Arriving at New YORK From
Italian Ports.
TWO OTHER CASES ARE
UNDER OBSERVATION
Health Officer Takes Every
Procaution to Prevent Spread
of Disease From Suspected
Carrier Now in Quarantine.

lI5y Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
New York, oct, THE steamship
SAINT Anna from French ana Italian
polts, now detained d; quarantine,
had Il ease of cholera aboard. The
victim, a man in the steerage, died on
September - and was buried at sea
Two other CT scs of intestinal trouble
are under observation.
Meanwhile the ship. carrying 224
first cabin passengers. some OF them
prominent Americans, and 1,012 in
the atecraec. is held aus a possible
cholera carrier pending lul ther IN
vestigation.
Announcement oi the foregoing
was made tonight by Or. \. II. DotA,
health officer OF the port who has
been fighting to keep cholera out OF
this country during the epidemic
abroad. In addition To the SAM
Anna he has. ae q Precaution, de-
tanned at quarantine the steamship
Moltke from Genoa and Naples ana
the steamship Virginia from Naples.
Tomorrow he will hold conference
with Dr. Walter Weyman, surgeon
general of the United states marine
hospital service. Together they will
map our campaign of protection
DI Doty's statement discloses not
oult tilat Vloler1 pauent dled
aboard the SAINT Anna, but that
stcerage passenger sufp4clo us
case" removed II ON the steamer GER
mania on september &c, subsequently
died. Examination, says DR. Doty,
elbows that this also was q case Of
cholera. Or. Doty's statement was Is
sued after an examination OF the
SAINT Anne which auived last night
from Marseilles, Naples ana Palermo.
The ships surgeons presented re-
port of the death in the Storage
caused by gastrC-intestinal affection
The victim died within three days.
Dr DCty, commenting on the case,
said.
The history ol the case indicates
clearly that the men died of cholera.
No other cases have developed on
Inc voyage. but there are two cases
G., intestinal trouble among the steer
are passengers at present. Cultures
have bcen taken in these cases and
tho pvarninotion thus far shows no
cvtdonco Of cholera The final result
will bo ready tomorrow morning. The
ing,cction ana examination of the
SAM Anno shows that evcrvthing has
beon done on shin board to prevent
tbo snroad of the disease.
"Tbn ATplflSp. which also arr we'd
Toe. ,,f,,it rrnr, f.cnoa and Nanles
hos on hoard ono susnicious ease.
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IN, He e.. po,, I'm tbo vaseei nntiI the
r,.,,t, ~ tha t,a,tctiolopfcal oxanina-
Iesu o. t,e "'vrri r,o ''i"5t0', ,nna s
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mama VINO W9rt rSl,oiteu ,1io1 VI, 1i'v - fa,
seoh Jop 't'li - ~ ne.l ny ,i,la. %Ii'o,'" me
treatment lor i,oi NM, .lU"'',y, o,.cd
were. wen "H "tlIN,i' lo,cr
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lapse ana uttI 3" u"''NN t
Althoush tilt a1'"LsS ',,,,,,',t ~, ~,
evidence OF 'Ho'ci", tiic ,t ',,''.
OF the secreu"hs OF ne i',,l.
showed the pieseHre - ~
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the hited S'ttes Hi..' Hi..l' NV ,,a.,i,,,,,i
service me reait's W. 49, ta
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dieated that ule p"'i'"' "i'"
cholera.
This Is practlcal "'Hioi's'I ''S'.i' ,t.''
Of what Is known as 'ioI.'
carrier that ls' persons ""'
carts organisms o. tiie u.seasG VI
oW any symptoms 10 inulc"'' ''S P''
sence' ..-....,
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