The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-10
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first case. The next victim with
all the symptoms described IN the
books was japanese from ka.
kaako. The two doctors came
quickly, saw the dis hirges aud
noted every condition aud appear.
ance. They then OF their own mo.
ton wrote out n statement that the
man was suffering Of Asiatic
cholera aud signed 1t.
WAS THIS cHoLRRR
Tue dove season opened July l.
l. \. McInerny aud others who
Shot. ~ well as residents of the
country. noted great numbers of
dead doves. Hundreds uf the
birds had succumbed to some all.
ment which nature could not
combat. Birds were scarce and
many of those killed were so emac-
lated that they were thrown away.
The doves had been troubled with
diarrhoea.
SUGGESTS AN EXCHANGE.
EDITOR STAR-Since il is now
in order for each and every think
ing individual Of the community to
offer not only advice, but also to
put a shoulder to the wheel and act,
l would beg leave to present a few
practical ideas. The charitably in
clined people of Honolulu have
generously contributed money to-
wards swelling a fund which is now
being used for the purpose Of allie
waiting the wants of needy Ha-
waiians, but we all know that it is
very difficult to discriminate be-
tween those who are in actual want
and others who are taking advan-
tage of the generosity of citizens.
The Government has commenced
work with a few prisoners on open
ing new street, which is to extend
from Maunakea to School along the
edge Of Nuuanu stream. We also
hear that the said stream is to be
walled.
Why not let every able bodied
native, who will volunteer his ser
vices in exchange for food, go to
work on this proposed improve
ment. Eight hours a day will not
entail any hardship, a little whole
some exercise will keep his stomach
in order and himself out of mis-
chief; those who do not care to per-
form manual labor through indol-
ence should not eat.
There are number of Caucasians
here who would be willing to
volunteer as overseers. Some of
them have had experience on
plantations, and board would be
sufficient recompense for their SER
vices during the crises. People are
warned not to congregate anywhere
but that could be easily obviated
by using disinfectants. l believe
tools could be readily obtained and
other details easily arranged.
BIZ.
NOTES.
No moving now without a per-
nit. Watch for new corners.
Two cases of the last six were
runaways from an infected district.
A telephone is to be placed at
Montana's for the use Of guards
and inspectors.
Many merchants are opening late
and closing early on account of in
spection service.
John E. Bush begged off from
committee work today to get out
sanitary edition of his paper.
b. +. Dillingham; has contributed
bullocks, poi and stores for the re-
lief of distressed people in Manoa
and Moilii'i
The two cholera cases of yester-
day on Liliha street were found by
Kaulia, sub-inspector Of the Com
mittee of Ten.
Stenographer Braddock, Of Theo.
H. Davies & Co., is one Of the
volunteer aids at the Committee of
Ten headquarters.
The down town room of the
Chinese servant of Becky Panee
was found today and all necessary
precautions taken.
A man in Palama, a foreigner, re-
fused to permit inspection of his
premises except on special order
of the Health Board.
Unsanitary conditions at fully
500 places have been reported and
remedied up to this hour by work
of the Committee of Ten.
The Committee Of Ten Office now
has an ice box and uses boiled
water, Geyser water and the usual
acids. Chairman Colburn is chic
dispenser.
For the ten days up to yesterday
morning there were 100 people in
quarantine all being fed by the
Government. The number is now
between 400 and 500.
Sub-inspectors reported two
women missing from Apanas this
morning. The women were
hunted out and sem
to their homes before noon.
A native man lately released from
| quarantined house was wandering
about town this morning with {
valise in his hand. None Of his
friends cared to entertain him.
Two inspections daily are essen
, tial. The Kuniwai cases wer,
. taken sick after inspection Monday
afternoon and had infected the 10
r cality before found in the evening
Merchants and solid men of tn,
town are urged to give indulgenc'
E and support to employees acting a
r sub-inspectors, and to refrain from
? hampering the inspection work il
e any way.
In twenty minutes after the tw
Liliha street cases had been reporte'
last evening the people were in tn
hospital, the premises had been dis
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