The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-03
Board Of Health Makes Its lou
TO Kalaupapa.
PEOPLE HAPPY AND COMMENTED.
Catholic Brothers Begin Their New
work-Thoughtful Care OF the In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Party surf
Bound-obIIced to Climb, the Pail.

usual character, the semi-aunusl in
spection Of the leper settlement by tn
Board OF Health on Saturday tske
the palm from any previous expedi
ton Of a similar character. Whethe
there was Jonah on board or tht
elements conspired 10 give Miss Fiel,
and other members OF the newspSpe
fraternity something ont Of the usus
line had not been decided when tn;
he An Hou reached port with Al
hSuds well aud happy ST little site
; o'clOck LAST evening.
The trip up 10 the settlement OF
Saturday evening wss : very quiet
one 20 far So the action Of the steamer
was concerned, and il it had not been
for the shark stories OF SeDstor Wa
terhouse snd Judge Wilcox there
would have been very little o: psrtic
ulsr interest 70 mark the first part o.
the journey. Il j. stated on good SUI
thority that Prot. Musick i seriously
considering sbaudouiug his book on
the islands and = king up the Subjsc;
Of sharks. The steamer proceeded
slowly and arrived of hslsupspA
shout = o'clock in the morning. \
shower sent below those who had
been making a desperate attempt TO
sleep on deck. and al hands ;uruel on.
70 tell stories SuG drink coffee. Long
before sunrise lights began 10
make their appearance about the
settlement, giving evidence that
the people were up aud Soou. 70 pre-
pare Tor their guests.
After breakfast on bosri, the psIty
sci OF for the landing, which was
made with comps ative ease. The
band. with the new instruments sup
piled bv Captain CochrAle Snd the
ADVERTISER was on hand, and :
gathering Of some t,So hundred people
We're clustered bout the arch 81 the
head Of the landing bearing the words
" Welcome 10 NOlOkSi." A. Kate
FIe. . went 10 the walk she wSs greeted
with patriotic American airs, The
Bishop with the Catholic Brothsr>
who -Sd come 10 minister 10 the poor
unfOrtuuates OF the settlement. went
Immediately To The church, where a
large congregation was gathered Tor
the early morning service. The Re
msinGer Of the psrIy proceeded 10
Agent Reynolds house, where they
deposited their goods Sud chAttelS aad
prepared for the WORK Of the day The
hS aupSpS hand was stationed in the
- - fez 10
remained s. the church. There was
music galore, snd 81 hands appeared
in COod >Viri-s. II appearances were
deceitful il NS> not the fault Of Senator
Henry W4teThOuSe, VINO wss here,
there aDG everywhere with cheering
WOri Tor every body. He wss by al
odds the biggest msn in town
By 2 O'Clock the usual csvSlesGe
wS> formed for The trip 10 hsiAwsO-
This wsS the occasion for Miss Fields
first SI,empI 81 horseback riding IL
divided skirts. She decided that the
old style i good enough for her. Ar
irving s. The Baldwin Home in kalS-
wso, the visitors found The boys
lined Up in tue military style 10 re-
ceive them SDd sitter passing in re-
view the boys marched Swsy 70 h2-
lsupSFS 70 escort the Bishop snd the
Brothers, who hsd remained behiui
Al the Baldwin Home. Brother Dui-
ton was found with bis little medicine
box making hl~ morning rounds
among the sick He greeted his visit
or cordISlly but could lot give them
his tine snd stteDtiOn until he hsd
visited al the suffering ones Of his
little community. With Brother
Dut-on Ss with al those religious
workers 81 the settlement tue comfort
Of the unfortunate under their care
stands first in their thought. Bald
win Home i one o. the most Sttrsc-
tive spo.s in the settlement The
iormitOries, hospital Sod school 81
ranged Ia 5 hollow square enclose 5
pretty gas p.0; dotted here Snd there
with sbr1bbery sud flowers. The
grounds have been couVertei from 5
rocky waste by The work o. the boys,
ole Dour eSch CAV under the direction
o. Brother Dutton. TIE party went
al The buildings which were
,oCn1 - clesu sDd comfortable s.
constant and careful cs-e can mSks
them Brother DGttOl'S WORKSHOP. .
snd his little cottSg- home .
s. vel a. tce home Of Sisters Cres I
sentis SDG Niuoen;iS we've or 10
means ieSst in the Eoints % inleres5. 1
These little homes furnishes with .
what seems 70 50 outsider hSn3iy the /
necessities Of life seem, ~ vlrtue Of
he loving, Snd sslf-sScrifcing 4
SboTs % the occupsnIs sluosT like I
sAcred GROUND. And all about the
Home l. 30 scrupulousiy clean snd
vel appointed IN general strange
nent that il i only the ssily dis
.orted bottles az the sick tbs. brings
he 10 : realization Of the fact OF being
among s people suffering $ living
isSth. In ues- Of the Home i )
-Srien plot which hiss been cleSred Of
,ocks by the boys sn0 viii soon be
lndsr cultivation On every hand
we're evidences Of the eff Its o. the
Ieiigious workers 10 make life s.
lrigb. and happy a. possible
At the church built by Father
Damien snd neSr which j the
rave Of that noble man. Father
,onrsdi wss found awaiting the
rival ot the Catholic Brothers
1stber Conrad spoke Of his proposed
with regret He, like his
o. workers, has come 70 look upon the
ettlement s. pleasant home
On the return TO halanpsps the /