The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-07
sINCE CHOLERA CAME.

sINCE CHOLERA CAME.
lOnciall
Total cases at q a. m. today, as.
Total deaths at & a. m. today, AZ.
In hospital at a. m. today, 10
Completely recovered at 0 a. m,
today. !.
New cases in the twenty foui
hours, 7.
Deaths in the twenty four
hours, 8.
Hawaiians Of total, -.
Other nationality, American, 1.
Partly Hawaiian ].
This does not include the three
Chinese fatal cases at the Quaran-
tine Station. These weie regarded
as in transit. The above does
include the three earlier Iwilei cases.
Of these two died and the one
completely recovered" is OF the
/ three.
Reported soon after taken sick,
y; when dying, 10; after deaths,
lI2.
TODAY sINcE 6 An
New cases since 8 a. m. 4.
Deaths since 8 a. M, 2.
There was one case Of sickness
and one death this morning. The
case is that of nine-yesr old native
girl. named Kala. who was taken III
at 8 O'Clock yesterday evening at
Honuakaha, corner OF Queen and
Punchbowl streets. The case was
not reported until 1890 O'Clock
this morning, when the girl was
dead.
READY FOR THE FRAY.
The house to house inspection
committee met at Kinney & Car
tiers Office this morning. All pres
ent. l.. A. Thurston was made
chairman and +. b. McStocker
secretary. The city was divided
into nineteen sections. Each dis
trict inspector calls for assistants,
the work to be on a system basis
tomorrow morning. Some inspec-
tons were made this afternoon
The directions to those in charge
Of districts, compiled by Geo. W.
Smith and others, are about as fol
lows:
Every house and every room.
every outbuilding, well, sink and
cesspOOl to be inspected daily
morning and afternoon.
Report sick.
Give full instructions as 20 food,
preparation Of IT and water.
i Distribute printed directions IN
the various languages.
\ Relieve the needy By issuing
orders upon the relief bureau On
Bethel street.
Make AN accurate census report.
This very important work is as.
signed as follows, the number o.
district inspector and territory be
ing given:
/. James A. Low-Makai King
east line from Tram to Nuuant
stream and sea.
2. r. A. Lloyd-East Kameha
meha School mauka King, west
Liliha.
3. Brother Bertram - Mauks
King. west Nuuanu stream, mauks
Beretania, west Nuuanu street
makai School, east OF Liliha.
4. Henry Smith-East Nuuanl
street, mauka Beretania, west Ala
pal, east extension Emma uI
Punchbowl, makai School
S. II. Holmes-East Nuuanu
street, makai Beretania west o
Nuuanu stream.
6. A. V. Gezr-East Nuuanu
street, makai Of Beretania and
west Of Alakes to sea.
7. J. II. Fisher-Beretania
Queen, Alakea and Puncnbow
p streets.
8. c. b. Wilson-Makai Queer
street to sea between Alakea an,
Old Plantation.
9. +. J. Lowrey-Punchbowl 4
Waikiki road makai OF Beretania
10. II. T.. cooper-Makai O
Beretania from head Of waikiki
road to and including Waikiki an,
Moiliili.
II. VIM. Auld-Waialae beyon,
ridge from sea mauka.
II. Antoine Perry-Palolo.
10. Walter Dillingham-Manoa
mauka of Beretania, east Of Puma
hou.
ID. Geo. p. castle-Aboye Bere
tania, Makiki to Alapai.
IS. ID. l.. NaOne-Pauos vale,
! mauka Of School and Punchbowl
10. Geo. Carter-Nuuanu vale
. nauka Of Pauoa and Judd streets
: II. II. Waterhouse-Mauka G
! School, makai Of Judd, east Of Il
! liha, west Of Punchbowl hill.
, 10. A. Fernandez-Kslibi.
I9 VIM. Mutch-Moanalua.
RELIEF WORK.
About a dozen ladies' were at th
y Bethel street relief headquartei
, today. The place was in prett
, fair shape by noon. Provision
=, and clothing came in loads an
the work Of distribution is we
under way. II is still the opinio
Of many that the actual wor
should be performed by the poli'
y department. Quite a number
4 Hawsiians called at the headgua
Is tiers. There are perhaps 1900
= these people in want.