The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-04
SINCE CHOLERA CAME.

SINCE CHOLERA CAME.
tonicial.l
Total cases at a. nj. today, az.
Total deaths at a. m. today, 2S.
In hospital at 6 a. in. today, 4.
Completely recovered at 6. a. IN.
today, I.
New cases in the twenty-four
hours, 8.
Deaths in the twenty-fours
hours, 6.
Hawaiians Of total, go.
Other nationality, American, /.
This does not include the three
Chinese fatal cases at the Quaran-
tine Station. These were regarded
as ''in transit" The above does
include tbs three earlier Iwilei
cases. Of these two died and the
one completely recovered" is of
the three.
Reported soon after taken sick,
IA; when dying, II; after death, 8.
SINCE 6 A. NJ. TODAY.
New cases, o.
Deaths, o.
DEAD AND NAKED.
DIR. Howard was called for one
OF the cases of last night. The
victim was a native man. He had
been dead half all hour when the
physician arrived. The body was
lying on the floor entirely naked,
partially covered with a bit of a
quilt. There was a lei around
his neck. Search was made
for clothing and bed cloth
ing, but none were found.
There were two women in the
place, in another room They
said the man came i'll from the
bath room and laid down and died.
There had been several other males
about the place but all had fled.
The house is near the Mormon
church in the Punchbowl district.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Board of Health met at 10
o'clock this morning, there being
present President Smith, Messrs.
Warehouse, Lansing, Damon,
Hatch, Day, Emerson, Keliipio,
Reynolds, Drs. Wood, Wayson,
Rodgers, Day and Howard, Messrs.
Schaefer, Cooke, Spalding, Davis,
Garvin, McCandless, Gonsalves,
Green. McChesney, Ena, Dat, Car
ter, Iaukea, {. L. Wight and
John Ena.
Mr.. Cooke asked if machinery
for Kohala now on the Australia
could be shipped to the other
islands.
DR.. Day said that United States
regulations permitted new mer-
chandise even from infected ports.
DIR. Emerson favored permitting
machinery, bricks, cement and
telephone materials.
DR.. Wood opposed extending lis,
of freight.
Mr.. Lansing also opposed. II
would entail danger.
DR.. Wood suggested that per
mits be given for goods by specia
act of the Board.
On motion it was voted that thu
only freight allowed to be brough,
here be live stock. After discharg
ing stock at cattle pen steamer.
have to go outside and not use
water from the bay. Steamers are
to be quarantined five days.
The steamers Kilauea Hou anc
w. G. Hall were allowed to take
dressed meat from the metropolitan
Meat Market for ships supplies
Loose ice also will be taken.
The marshal stopped two nativ,
luaus yesterday. Preparations
were being made for big blow
outs.
Telephone material which cam,
by the barkentine S. G. Wilde
was granted special permit to b,
sent by the w. G.. Hall, so a.
work could be fastened on the lin,
on Hawaii.
The president announced that ]
E. Bush was having printed
thousand copies of Cholera pre-
cautions" in Hawaiian which h
intended distributing Throughout
the homes of Hawaiians. Tn
president thought that it would b,
good idea of having these rule
be printed in English, japanese
Portuguese and Chinese.
: 1t was decided not to ALLOW
anyone to travel from one distric
to another without a permit, an,
the permit was not be issued unles
the party is known.
The gathering of a large numbe
OF people in any portion Of the cit,
is forbidden, and an officer i
, authorized to dispense them.
|, c. l.. Wight desired to know
when the steamers Claudine an
Likelike could SO into quarantine
The Board had already list G
the freight.
DR.. Day, port physician, was re
. quested to notify Mr.. Wight.
President Smith advised Mr.
Wight to discharge both steamer
; as only -four, hay, rice and graf
would be allowed to be taken a
freight.
All prayer meetings and ban
concerts are stopped until furthe
; notice.
At II o'clock the meeting &C
journed.
JAPANESE OBJECT.
The Japanese merchants al
Lolding a meeting at the Japanes
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