The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-11
General Feeling That the worst T. over
Doinss at the Health once aud
In the Fields.


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New cases IN the twenty iour
hours, /.
Deaths in the twenty four
ho,-s
Ua,a;;,,soe,o,o, r.,
Amer;can
par,iv Uawai;a,,
th;nese
1ananese
Tb;s does M, include the three
Chinese fatal cases AT the Oraran.
tine Station These wee regarded
as Uin transit" The above does
include the three earlier Iwilei cases
OF these two died and one
"comrIe,e,v recoyeredn Is of the
three
p.nor,ed COO, after tale, s;cl
AZ. whan dv;rg ~. AFTER deaths
TO-DAY SINCE o A. NJ
New cases since 6 a. m, ?.
Deaths since o a. NJ, o.
por,,,a,,ese hov i;y;rg Ia a COTTAGE
at The head of Emma street a few
houses back from the road was
,oLen dowr with d;arrhoea Tbe
case was M, remarked ur,;l Go
o,cloct This ,norn;pg THE how IVA
,oLer 20 The hosn;ta,
A. Go o,clnck the d;si,fac,;,o
wagon was driven to the Mace 10
clear ont the premises While in
the house the Health A gents found
a s;ct man He was ordered 10 he
;,nmediateIv nIaced in the disin.
fect;ng wagon NOT waiting for The
ambulance and he driven 70 the
cholera bospitaI Immediately on
arrival the man was taken with a
Violent at'ack Vi oiairnoea, nc
man nanie - nr.oi'o Sao, "a,
riI 10 my yea vi "se anu 10 'n'
'at Inc, Vi Mahuei
mere were ho uea'hs 'ouay'
COOKING WATER.
A va,,adv shou.d so,,,
,,;oo;,e- ,,,-nnni, ~ 1921 n,o,a,
d;sransoru &c ,,,a uonol,,i, Iror
Wdrts yesterday Reneath Nh,
water in bio Tin container ;s :
conner col, Steam ;s brought r.
the coil from one of the large boil
ers. water reaches she noiilht
pom. III ilonh 'n.ee " i've miiu'e,
anu n - given 'iolousn eoosng
az Tue men ~ VI. wo'hs uil'iN
ouiieL "a.ei' =, 10 d. 'he ae, VIZ = :,
al WHO may can anu oa'leis VI II
are caiIleu away uaiiy' eveiyoou,
ueins we'Gone. ne em'aanse :.
LUG uePo' 10 'oni Au""nu "'s"'e''
SENDING STEAMERS.
pres;de,, Smith of the HealtI
Road 10 se,d;ug INV the outgoin,
Island steamers a letter to officials
NC ,n o'. oar,;ea% e>
o,aar s,otar,.r, ;s nade ~ N,
IA ea' a'a -, " an,
~ ad 49, 80 III. .,,N s..s.,,a..
n las Dee -; 'a1n :, WI. ~. ,n ~, n.S
- "a D. S nee III /. 49,. 49,
hnt nrohahiy rrder conditions .
~. plouao.S aaoe eon''oN' y
'o 4'
MAKING LIME.
The old lime k;I, is being FIRE,
IN hv En- Thomas this afternoon
He homes in a couple of DAYS to b.
able 70 guarantee an annie sunni,
Of tbe n1oduct for sanitarv purposes
Mr. Thomas is willingly giving
LOT of time and labor TO the work @
ASSISTING in the FIGHT The frs
CHARGE was made from stone O,
hand Mr. Dillinpham is qettin,
ont more The fuel will LARGELY b
the remains of the old fishmarke,
NOTES.
Rev. ID. P. Birnie is luna of a
Apana.
Prof. Theo. Richards is one c
active men in Palama and Kalihi
The case of the Cabral child wa
. found this morning by a bin
spector.
It was decided positively tina
the prisone sick last evening suffel
ed a sunstroke.
There are 500 Japanese in til
district of which Rev. c. NJ. Hyd
!, is an inspector.
The Committee of Ten is
need of the services of a few MOI
; reliable, responsible men for il
n 'PSS,os' .,, ~
a Soldiers still patrol Nuuan