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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
FOR An ALCMNI Association.
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY GRADUATES ORGANIZE
TO HAVE DINNER

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY GRADUATES OkI ANI%E-
TO HAVE A DINNER
,,,o.,y attended meeting of the alumni Of Syracuse
University was held la- night in the lccturefoom OF
81 Luke Methodist Episcopal Church, in Forty-hFst
ST. near slxthave. Professor b. c. Mathews oil new
ark, " j. as temporary chairman, called the heeu"s
IN order al half past O'Clock. Letters OF regret "er
read from Chancellor G. y. sims, OF syracuse OhNer
sItv: from the Rev Dr.. Jchn NJ. Reid, the Rev. Kari
Schwartz rector Of St Timothy's Church, ana from
many Others. 1t decided 10 form permanent
alumni association OF Syracuse University for New
York CITY, and the following officers we're unanimously
elected to serve for the first year: me rev. Ezra .
Triple president A. A. Ashnun, first vce-presideh'
Professor b. c. Mathews, second vice president MISS
f. s. Leyden, THIRD vice PRESIDENT Paul tlz "era'u'
pondlng secretary Mrs c. L. Wadsworth, record
inr SECRETARY Ernest Fox. treasurer committee Oh
two was INSTRUCTED to draw up constitution and BY
laws and committee OF three to arrange for an aui'n
dinner 10 take pace after the Christmas holidays
The canvoss of the alumni list showed that hc'''F
a hundred persons grnduate1 from syracuse tilVer
sty were living In or within twenty miles OF Ne"'
York CITY, Tie suggestion that the ASSOCIATION Ho'u
n dinner every year. some time IN the "'h'cr ""n
after the holiday season, met general apProNdi. IL
u.s also suggested that the association hold three
90 tonr meetings every year. A vote OF thanks was
ctven =, the Rev Ezra < Triple for his hospitality
I'm entertaining the associati'n
The meeting adjourned at a late hour subject to
tho call OF the president. Among those present were
A. A. Ashmun. 'es Frane. T. TTowbFldge W No. pre
-. Mis- b. f. Crane, ~ the Lev. p. FOX, % the
Rev era Tpgs - psHh s r tSs Rev. chere
Mss = ieydcn. s7 Mis- Mary L. Collins, 81 Ly-
ma, Pierce SIS; = r. HIyer. 'as F. G. Ranne este,
u.s. wism marman Allen; 30 Oscar II VII" IN
ford 90 l. g chagn.n an T F 81 GSrsd 81 and
WaIexorth. 01,
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. NAIVE FARMER's BRILLIANT BUNC0 WORK

Boston, Nov 90 speciaD.-For man whom ms
,.,chhors M Dexter Me- considered as not exactly
bright. Lewis Cowen Of Palmyra, has performer 4
really brilliant piece Of bunco work IL was dSooV
cred yesterday that he had swinded the DoA'o'
Sau,,,, p,nr ont of 81 600 feeced neighbor, one
pIoisder n, $500 and sold twenty five sheep De
longing 10 another nelghbor. appropraung the pro
ce,ss. He disappeared with over $1,000. ON NoVem,
her s he came into the Dexter savnss BANK amG 2
stated that he desired 10 mortgage ms Iar,h COO o ht
800 The alleged security and advanced SloOp inla
@ortcaue has since proved worthless. Two days aer
ward Cowen approached his neishbGr one e notcea
ana an his ssA paee it now /. found that cowen had
mortgssed his farm for II ooo o, .bout
1rer ago Baisde found Covers house deserted
All the furniture had been movca out nha s',s ESQ.
Farm machinery and all gore. me heisno Ut S
tI.t tie Cowens moved IN the night anu 'h'V "o
one knew OF their departure until morning.
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NINE. LEHMAN'S RETURN.
SHE CONE: BACK WITH HER HUSBAND FOR


SHE COMES BACK WITH HER HUSBAND FOR
TIE OPERA SEASON.
The Abbey & Grau Opera Company WIS again re-
called to notice yesterday by the arrival OF two OF Its
members but these are people better known here In
connection with German opera than with French or
Italian. They were Paul Kalsch and Lii Lehman
Kslsch. They have not been heard here since the
close OF the German opera serson before Tie a't since
then they have sung in various dt,es OF Europe aud
have had enthusiastic receptions everywlere NINE
Lehman has sung for the most part In Italian ana
French, OF she will coatn1e 70 DO this season.
Herr Kalsch and Nine. Lehman Will Join the com
pany In Chicago at once and will como bark with IT
to begin the season at the Metropolitan Opera House
about the middle OF next month. Among the most
important operas in which Nine. Lehman VIII sing
he:e this month are Norma, for which Ler power as
an actress peculiarly fits her. "LOheDgrtr,' In which
her part Ortr,d viii be sung In German Don Juan,
Aida" FidelloD and 4" II Trovat0re.S
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rRJEF FOR THE DEAD ACTOR.
Mr. FIoRENCBs FUNERAL TO BE HERE.
nc WIFE INFORMED OF HIS DEArH-THE CODY

ms WIFE INFORMED OF HIS DEArH-rHE CODY
BROUGHT TO THB FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
y,u,delphia, Nov 20.-Numerous kilograms OF SYM
AZ and regret from the many friends Of Mr. Flor
P'NS sre received this morning at the Continental
",., where re died Mr. Florences brother. Inspsc-
~ ronlln Of New York. reached here at about half
w, 10 O'Clock this morning to make the arrangements
- ,be funeral General Passenger Agent j. Il. Weed,
:, ,he PENNSYLVANIA Railrotd, this morning extended
% oourtcsy OF a special train for the transpO. aaon
y ,he body from tits city to burial place The pro
s..o.s O, the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New-York. tee-
r,cs that rs MIR. Florence had always lived there,
=. ,.my should consider IT his home, and II they
s.s,red. TIE funeral could take place there
.ter brief dispatch, In some measure TO prepare
=. ,,e shock the following cable message was sent
. Ms Florence in London, by Mrs. Wizard, sister OF
~, clarence and Mrs. Barney Williams, sister OF Mrs
Floreace;
rs YOU the terrible tdines that beloved sud
,r became and at 80 this Thursday evening
80 away Quickly. peacefully and painlessy. His last
and his constant words in tenderness FOR YOU
Ssesph dearest whatever suggestion you wish TO guide
rvevthing has BEEN done, and all will be feel
ycu would wish IL 70 be
A, answering dispatch was received this morning
..- Mrs Florence in which she expressed the wish
A, her husband should be buried in the Catholic faith
IA that the funeral should take place az ST Agnes
pncsn Catholic Church, New-YorlK. A telegram was
, aeceptlng the offer Of the propretors Of the Fifth
avenue Hotel that the body should lie there until the
hnsral.
The body of Mr.. Florence was taken TO New York
h;s evening in q special car attached 10 the 80
,reas over the Pennsylvania Railroad. Those who &C
s,mpancd il Mrs Barney Williams, sister Of Mrs.
rqcrence Mrs. Norman Ward sister of Mr. Florence
poe Inspector Peter j. COnln, his brother Record
a. George Mitchell of Brooklyn and his wife, the latter
hsnc Mr. Florence's niece. and Colonel Clayton Nc
r.hsel Editor AMI proprietor Of The North Amer
,,ups Colonel McMchacl, together with a. NJ.
palmer Of York. viii attend to the details of the
funeral
Grand RAPIDS, Nov. 20.-AIr. Jefferson. in speaking
~ NJ Florence, among many other incidents, dwet
.pAtslly upon his numerous private benefactions.
sope fact but little known" said he, ais that Mr..
rc-,nce was the founder OF the order Of Mystic
eh5ne In religion he true Catholic and mem
hsr n, the Knights of ST. Patrick. When bidding me
f,-,xell at Philadelphia, Mr.. Florence said: Good-by
IA hav: III soon catch up with yOu.' From all We
ny- We surely thought he would do so, and his death
i. v-..t shock 10 us. You may say that our engage
r.pt AZ Detroit tomorrow night will certainly be
tefcrrea cut Of regard TO his memory
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MIR er,rcrr DELIGHTS THE cH1cAGoAys.

NINE. scILcuI DELIGHTS THE CHIciGoiNs
Chicago. Nov. 2o.-Tonight Nine scalchi, the
famous contrto sang at the Auditorium for the first
time. II was in grand opera as Urbano OF Les
Huguenots., and the great building was packed the
bouse being decidedly the largest Of the season 30
enthusiastic Nine. scalchps reception thae al one
tme she was Obliged to wait nearly three minutes be-
fore fhe apr lause subsidized.
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np yF1soy ACCEPTS THE BTsHOPRIC.

bethlehem. Penn. Nov 20 (speciaD.-The Rev.
DR. C.. Kinloch Nelson who was last week eiected
Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Georgia
has decided to accept the high Office To DR.. W. I.
Hunter OF Columbus, and Colonel T. d. HARRISON OF
Atlanta the committee who called to-day, he s'a'ed
that he would answer the call, and they to-nisht
notified 10 their diocese that he had accepted suolec'
10 tho cenouca conditions DIR. Nelson's consecraton
viii nrobaby occur in St. Lakes Cathedral In Atlanta
on January %.
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Arson Phelps stokes. Mrs. J. r. kernochan. Mrs.
Prescott: Lawrence, Mrs.. c. @. Franclyn, Mrs George
Ivin, ar. and Mrs j. W. Gerai1, Robert L. Cutting,
r., Mss Jessie fcllowes. Mr.. and Mrs George c. De
Witt, Mr. and Mrs.. Oliver Ames, ID OF Bosom Mise
delpha: Miss Morris, Of baltimore Miss stanfier OF
New Orleans; Mrs. Edmnnd Brush. Of Del rot; Mrs.
smith, Of St Augustine: Miss Knowlton, Mr. and Mrs
Peter Moller, Miss Mo'ler, Howard Gallup, Duncan
Miss DiusnOre.
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v n Tou,v1ry NEARING THE CRISIS.

There was DO change night in the condition OF WI"
fam H. Towney ex.cbsrnan Of the Repuoheah oounr
Txecutiye Committee sick with pneumonia ~ ~
81 East Fourth-st. DR.. Dix, who Is Attending NM ~
tho, the crisis would early this morning ana uh
h ba could not venture soy anything further sDou'
lfe
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Nichons H. Crosby, J. Edgar Bull the Rev Dr. Edgar
Iiton' Homer L. Bartlett, the Rev. DR. H. Y satteree
W. H. Arrow smth, James S. Burke George w cassedy
w. c. Cudpp. Arthur s. futile AIcx.rd.r w Fr,se,
and DR.. Il. c. Fanring.
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MARRIED.

AuCulNCLOSS- ENNINGs-On Thursday, November w.
az the Church OF the Covenant by Rev j. IL Me!Nsne'
n d Emma brewster daughter OK oliver Il. Jennings
70 Hugh D. Auchincloss.
PRANC-HOUGH-on Thursday, Nov 10, 1891 at the
of the BRIDES sister, Mrs Frances s. Sinelalre
RTooklyn r. Y. by Rev. Reese r Alsop, D. D., Rector
Of ST. AIMS Church Lydia Marvin Housh 10 Carl b.
Franc.
sHEPARD-MoORMAN-on THURSDAY ~ My I,, H. at
,nchhurr Virginia, the Rev. w. T. Hall, D. D..
isnn Ezabsth daughter OF John NJ. Gordon, to Ben
iamIn shepard. OF Orange, New-Jersey
sT,ry ,RT-gEACH-On Wednesday evening. November
81 ~ is9I at St. Johns Church. Stamford, Conn., by
the REV Dr.. Tstock, assisted by the Rev Mr: Rugs,
Tra,ncs Reach OF New York, daughter OF the late
" n Beach esq to Charles Test Stewart, OF Council
Bluffs Iowa.
Church Chantry by Rev. H. Richard Harris. D. o..
sssts,ad nv Rev. IL. II. Washburn, May Benson daugb
80 ~ George w Emory esq Of Mineola TO william
gones Younss Of Oyster Bay, L. L. No cards.
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
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BEADING NATTER FOR LIFE,sAvERs.

All reading matter intended for the crews OF We
ufesaving stations the NewJersey and Long lsiahu
coasts should be sent to Captain Charles r.. Aooey'
No 81 state-st, New-York City. Reading matter io'
the crews OF the Scotland and sandy HOOK hsh.snps
Sould bc sent to the inspector OF the Thd Lighthouse
District Tomphnsvllle 5. l.
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rHr SECOND ARTIST NAY BE EFFECTIVE.

The Ney-Yor authorities are having merry chase
.rer Cumberland G.. White, former member OIL ule
stock Rxchange who Is accused OF empezhhns TWO
81 900 Chicago Burlington aud Quincy BONDS BELONGING
to Miss Emily De Silver. year ago "hte iA'i'H IL
business and went to Chicago MISS De SILVER WHO
hsd Owen him money with which to specaia' i'F hes
s-ycra times charged him with keeping these TWO
honds when hs had promised 10 make lot Of money
Cor her with them White secured place a. cashier
in the billiard of the Palmer House, chicago and
was arrested there last week
on Monday District-Ataorney Nicoii applied 10
Governor Hi for a requsltion for Wmte' and sent
Detective Trainer TO Chicago for the prisoner White
WAS DISCHARGED however Tuesday, aud at once lei
Chcaro Detective Trainer followed him, ana re
arrested him at Laporte Ind Governor Hi was asked
10 address the requsnon Ia the Governor OF Indiana
instead OF 10 the Governor Of Illinois. The document
has been sent to Detective Trainer.
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n.rrrn wEBsrERs LAST PUPIL DEAD.

Dover. n. H., Nov oO.-John b. stevens ST., .''
Oldest resident of Dover died yesterday asea NINETY
four In his boyhood he attended the scioo .~u ',.
edly the last surviving pupil Of Mr. WeDe'ers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

Don't Risk Anything with stubborn Cough "hen
q safe remedy may be had in Dr.. Jayne's Expectomnt
sore Lungs and Throsts are speedily helped by 1t.
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Mrs Amelia f. Barr contributes an editorial ar ys
90 today's Thanks ewing number Of tc New, TOT
which sh0nd receive the careful attcnuon o
sy erl who Is considering marimcny. AT All news
lands. Price. cents. 80
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The first unfavcrabe report as 20 i1 ks
rase hls Wonderful tonic. At druggists and groeeIs
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| MIer's Caribou Gloves. - ..xx
10. s,raet wear Dressv and Durable. THOMAS MIL
E & SONS 15I broadway, between 18th anu 2'u sts'
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The Brooklyn ann Boston Express leaves BrookIyI
and Long Island CITY vla Long Island and eastern
Sfate Line at IL D. N. daily. See X. X. column
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Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving.
NOVEMBER 20, l%l. .o ,,-r, r.
hO"A WANDERERS,
2O0 FIFTH-ST.. y. y. CITY,
Two doors from Bowery - 49,,
,,is Ntss,on il a Chartered Benevolent ant Chrstan
IN Was established In 1851. and for thifty wears
,a naedy and helpless children and worthy fimles
na the poor numbers Of chdren have been psee
az rind 1brt.tlan homes helped 70 honorable lives %
Industry and usefulness. -. ,..,., -. ,.,., .aos
chidren members Of the above families l. ~
Vsts during the among Families OF the foor'--Sy
piacsd In Homes and Places Of Business os,
Nsmbers OF ay-schoo-Infant Department sSS
Nsmbe,s ~ SUNDAY schOo-Inte mediate Department
Young Mems Bible Class *
Young Womens Bible Class *
Mothers Bible rfh,
ms a. sunyort and very respectfully sOlicits your
financial aid to help It's benevolent and Christian
. =. ,,,-.. ,y..a-d N,s.,o,
Money Checks be sent 70 The hGwa,o Ms ci
p. o. BOX 323n or 70 A. y hasch' pies'1c"s' 4" WI"
landt-st, " Y. City. , r,-..,.x d, ,h.
All kinds OF Provisional supplies ana N,o'nns IN 10
Mission House FOG Fhth-st. New-fosA ClS' Of WIN ~
sent for on receipt OF notice. ~, =. .4.,,d 4,
nnoy Hall ia Folrtji ave. from ~ O'Clock noon 70
9e, p Syp1yc ~; See,e,ayy S. HATCH President
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That Couch Of Yours Can BE stopped surely, quic1y
cure for Consumption Fitd9"n' e"S~S'' ~N'
All druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

sThe Unsigned WIZ Is the title Of charming story
from the German In tO-day's Thanksgiving number ~
The Nsw-york Ledger. AT all news-stands. Price
cents. ..
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
rame and address.
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rg a the fences before him, scattering rails AL over
The course. sidney Dillon Ripey's GraybucK was not
IN the mood lie was badly rdoeh' oo"a o''
a prize winner Mt this show, refused 10 Try, haAhs
only one clean jump, which was the Des' vi 'a'
dor Il was only an earnest of what he can 90
In b ,eoIs like irving Hampstead raped once Vris-
ton ranned twice: Ksmet ditto. Foxlinl keche li'ed
ia T,ansnorr clean over the fences every lime, ana
v,os accounted the winner till H. l.. Herberts Puheh
came along and ecipsed him, easily securing the
nIze Countess another pr1zewinn at this SNOW
was stiff sere and stale and therefore failure. -
All the prze-winners up to date paraaed al G
o'clock. after which high school horses horses
I'm harness and Jumpers Including the his" '"'"F
took part in the entertainments -,
The migh lump was merry contest between Behi
usssen Transport, ontario, Punch ana Sou. , ~
Punch the only one 70 clear tns I 20 HIM ontario
bn nearly killed two riders, Jimmy Butte ana
James Freylng, secured second hohUrs highly com
margin from transport No""'''
mens aTv uamns Gladys was an easy wianer 10 Glass
oedng 80 shown before gig, dogcart or pnaeeon.
A. j. Cassatts Paisailere took second p PIKE &
men smss Woodwaras special prize Of 500 for the
gbrets black geiding Roland, ridden by Emil AnLnony'
Yesterday showed no falling on IN 5e he dav
either l are are Ied with children Who not the least
Of the Spectator sso% a ' M and Mrs
Doeh MADDEN, Peter Marie Mrs Francis Deafeld
TIE M o.soOd pf Mss kls Sands William 4
Perry " Miss Perry, 7, ?; Field Miss W Marde
La n anS Mrs. A. d. Shaw. Mr. -, and Mrs.
j. Mrs jeremiah Robinson na the %r sT Tornsend
son. 1 Miss surden A. @ Gurnee Mis- Eoise Steven
inn Mr. and Mrs G. b. Aieaander Mrs; rhoepe Jenh
o. o.. Robert sands Mss Fannie Bostwlck. Lynch
tan1Ie William Cutting Mr.. and Mrs Borden hsr I
p psa, Betts Mr.. and Ms. ,. II. beekm&n' NJ"
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Keanu Kaaio-
(M) hele CD Mils Ks H Lea
Eokepa( M) leper
David-a leper
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Keanu's present condition and appear
ancn which ia Onittod

Keanu's present condition and appear
ance, which is omitted
In the same ward and in the adjoining
Keanu's is young man named David,
aged 20 years, far advanced tubercular
leper, covered with sores, almost blind,
nearly deaf and utterly helpless. This
young man is the son of Keanu's only
sister Mileka, now deceased. Upon him
Keanu bestows the most assiduous care.
Nor is this Keanu's only relative, his
own son Eokepa, aged about % years,
and his first cousin Maleka, on his
mothers side, are both lepers and reside
at this place at this date. Eokepa has
been leper since 1873, leaving school
in that year on account of the disease.
Keanu's brother-in-law, Kaainapau,
died tubercular leper at Kalawao, in
1885, and his (Keanu's) mother, Keawe-
hiku, was hunchback.
The following tables give the pedigrees
of the family:
Kuliouou (M) Keawehiku (F)
hunchback
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be CASE OF KEANU.
Sany Bourne Swift, NJ. d.,
Resident Physician, Leper
Settlement, MOIO-
kai, Fl. /.

he Occidental Medical Times of
Pr 1890, appears an extract from a
medical journal of a report by
Eang on the case of Keanu. DIR.
Eolld have US believe that had
Al been inoCulated by him with
virus he would not now be a
md that previous to the operation
so al intent and purposes a clean
Hilny man. He says: "The
saa the experiment. was a large,
/. .AlI E1alnaka, to all appearances, of
aFallhi no sign or history of
i " leprosy and no history of
u DIS family on either side or in
a ,al, And further on: During
l&o, he must have gone down
\, y npldly, as in February, 1889,
r. t tSsllanded to the leper colony,
!, 'ue 3d last stages Of the disease"
i ! viii. vii deny DR.. Aiming the privi-
|',,, TalI.teFtalnlng peculiar ideas or
N r ptI theories, however errone-
. s !, SasG these ideas and theories
~ ssed by other medical men of
I;.,s as fepute and spread broadcast
H., ls y lactS' it is but reasonable to
3r ~ 'ne profession will attach an
In S NJ 10 70 the subject, which the
i b ,ss ease "a: DO not at all warrant. |
u, aDd 'n us, matter should be cor
3 , ala ", with that purpose, 1 shall
y knowledge. '-'"' "'0 "i'nln my
4 s4saalntauce with Keanu datos
Fs6r1.Uoll, Ills q arrival at this settle
EIi,vsu I ny, >, 1889, and since that
satoe n = him constantly under
astin r. ;. l therefore claim to be in
SSQa ior tS ulore ABOUT the mans
ssa a @r The he last year than DR.
h, N. s.; one else. Keanu, on his
ld At Immediately placed in The
si an Hb ana where l visited
d " rp, noq r afterwards. 1 founG
ID b ,sfy helpless condition. J his
dnssiiunsTS were badly bruised anc
Nd io Sausa -. a severe injury to hi,
rdss 5T ii eaz,ttremities; in fa ct i b,
"a that al . sc over Inquiry ELECTED
&asstfa lew days previously u,lv''6 =,
VI EindiDaa and had fallen down ,
dp, and 9g st stairs in the all a
i ras si sit . this accident his So, CON q
p dsv ss'' n Ut During ms ' tn,
epitaII he u 5.5 keanu's residence III !,
''ga, and nj mad = d two or three attack K
: ariag u o i Is ). fair to suppose se't tba
SOOt sir ~ jan mad occurred
.Ss4rscoo,vas,SO55 eight weeks ,' Kaan,
\ rss s sTHs and as he was A a nr;.
LIE ODiatpe1cted to do some . ,I S,1ri
3Sioa that l'i n yard. here for rOtl
and nd b he Was a good na atrrte
eOsyer y. honest man. on n o,s;
in day Uss mad reason to chang 1
y With b passes that 1 do 10 I not y
sied him f., and l have repe "a
to ls sn2alk-7soresS 4 on n his ni fae
lay q Eve p %sDt trivial complaint int
ssS ~ ians and L since that t HInea :
II q@ly rs sse 81 the hospital, ala an
~ q tBs that hat in 50 SfG far that atGi
,ss,ss.,pesdl'' b 5ab sa! type pe"s az
sS 'sly ir,eau e E enjoys life and d
ae IN amongst lepers Of f. |!
minute. description
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It would therefore seem that there is a
family history of leprosy, DIR. Awnings
statement to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Even if there was an absence of
such history or the absence of the fact
of Keanu ever having lived in a COM
munity where leprosy was prevalent;
still there was an exposure in the fact
that for the first three months of his in
generation in Jail at Honolulu, he was
in charge of turnkey named Malaihi,
who is leper at this place, at this date,
and according to the latter's statement
has been leper for 20 years. Of so
little import lin my mind) is DR..
Arnlng's inocculation, that I attribute
fully as much to the possibility of Keanu
contracting the disease from the turn
key.
But supposing that the inocculation
did propagate the disease in Keanu,
then / would say that its ravages in this
case in the short space of years, are
such as to make it unparalleled in the
history of this settlement, and contrary
to what little experience l may have
acquired during a continuous residence
amongst a thousand lepers for nearly
two years.-[Occidental Medical Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-01

Huapua (M)-Pulu CD leper
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-01
Instruction in Music.

MISS SUSANNA R. PATCH WILL
NJ resume the teaching of voca. and IN
strumental music after Sept: Isl: refers
by permission. to her patrons in Honolulu.
~Address Rawaiahao Seminary. NO
tice of place of residence Will pe gfss 9s oh
return from California. ZoS-AH