The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-05

Kauai Isoiates Herself sailing
Of Australia.
SINCE CHOLERA CAME.
lomciall
Total cases at 6 a. III. today, as.
Total deaths at a. III. today, 90.
In hospital at a. IN. today, S.
Completely recovered at 6. a. IN.
today, /.
New cases i'll the twenty four
hours, ?.
Deaths in the twenty tours
hours, /.
IIawaiians Of total, "a.
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 1wilei
cases. OF these two died and the
one completely recovered" is OF
the three.
Reported soon after taken sick,
ID; when dying, IL; after death, 9.
SINCE 6 A. NJ. TODAY.
New cases, 4.
Deaths, 2.
One death was one Of the four
new cases" and was dead up MI
uanu valley when reported. The
other death was one Of yesterdays
cases. The II o'clock bulletin Of
the Health Board gave three deaths
for today. This was discovered
later to be a mistake.
THE AUSTRALIA.
Every care that skill, experience
and prudent thought could sug-
gest or that money could provide
has been taken for the protection
of the Australia and her passen-
gers. Not an officer or member of
the crew has been ashore, disin-
fectants have been placed about the
ship broadcast. All water used on
decks has been specially prepared.
Baggage has been fumigated and
the passengers have been put
through the disinfecting process.
The mail has been cooked"
There is no fear amongst the big
party of cabin passengers, all Of
whom are from hotels or homes far
distant from infected localities.
IN KooLAU.
People over the pail are thor
oughly alarmed. They object to
invasion OF that district by people
from Honolulu. Guards have been
posted in several localities.
ON KAUAI.
A letter from prominent men Of
Kauai was received this morning.
They declare emphatically that
nothing whatever from Oahu will
be allowed landing on that island.
Bodies of armed men are stationed
at all the ports. Citizens Of Kauai
in Honolulu and teachers belonging
OIL that island will be compelled to
remain here for the time being.
Kauai does not even want mail
from Honolulu.
AT WAIANAE.
A meeting of citizens was held at
Waianae last evening. During the
day an ample supply of such food
as was required had been secured
from the city. At the meeting it
was voted to cut off all communica-
ton with Honolulu. The train
will not go there today nor here
after till the Waianae quarantine is
raised. The citizens there are
ready to enforce their protective
measure with arms if necessary.
WATER SUPPLY.
Andrew Brown is exerting him
self 10 the utmost to furnish water
to natives. Pipes have been run
to a number of neighborhoods,
notably near the Mormon church
and along Nuuanu stream. The
restriction of only the rate
payer using water from tap has
been entirely removed. Citizens
are urged to let natives have all
the fresh water they need. Mr..
Brown has given to all vessels in
harbor fresh water for washing
down decks daily without extra
charge. There is plentiful supply
of water from the new artesian
wells.
NOTES.
The Bennington signals "all well
on board"
One of today's cases was traced
directly to raw fish.
There have been no deaths at the
hospital today.
After today passes to leave Ho-
nolulu may be stopped altogether.
Those who are watching the
cholera agree that the natives must
be fed.
The yellow flag is becoming al
most as familiar an emblem as the
poi banner of white.
During the frequent calls this
morning the covered delivery wagon
of the Pacific Hardware Company
was pressed into service.
The case Of 9 year old cir
named Pono was reported at 81.
o'clock and DR.. Rodgers was sen
out. He found symptoms of chol
era.
At 3 o'clock this morning ma
tive woman, name unknown, wa
taken i'll at Kapuukolo. The cas-,
was reported at 9 o'clock. DR.
Wood attended.
The impression that the Chimes,
who died at Quarantine IslanC
were buried without collins is en-
tirely erroneous. The bodies wert
disinfected and placed in the usua
1coffins, much care being taken.
DHRIIG AHCTInA