The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-16
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This note signed by the twenty
six Maui people aboard the Claudin,
at Hlo and now on Cocoanu'
Island, was addressed to the Ha'
wai Committee of the Board o.
Health, the Committee Of Safety
and the Citizens of Hilo:
1--WE the undersigned passengers
for Maui wish to express our hearty
appreciation of the kindness Of the
Hilo people in receiving us after
our own terror stricken community
had cast us of.
I'VE feel that only your christian
spirit has stood between us and
separation from our homes and
work for an indefinite period. We
could not expect that the steamship
company would consent to keep us
in quarantine seven days more, and
if you had turned us away we
might have had to return 70 Homo
lulu and wait there till the cholera
was conquered and the scare in
Maui had subsidized, perhaps months
later.
1--WE will now be able to return
to our families after few days.
Therefore, in addition to the
sense Of your hospitality in provid-
ing us with shelter and food to say
nothing of the beautiful flowers we
have heart felt gratitude for the
kind permission to sojourn on your
coast for the period required for
quarantine"
TO THE SKIPPER.
This is the address from the
seventy-lour passengers TO Capt.
Cameron and the officers of the
Claudine
We, the undersigned passengers
on the S. S. "Claudine," hereby
desire to express our deep felt graft
tude and aloha, for all your varied
care and anxiety taken in our be-
half during the whole time that we
have been quarantined under your
care. We feel that it is in great
measure due to your wisdom, vigi-
lance and solicitious care that
none of us, nor any of the crew
have contracted cholera or any
other disease since our kind recep-
ton by you.
We wish to express our appreci-
alton of the degree of comfort, we
have experienced on board, and of
your intelligent action in our be-
half in regard to effecting landing
for us.
With feelings of profound respect
and gratitude and aloha to you, we
assure you of our best hopes and
desires that you, and all those dear
to you, may be kept unscathed
from cholera and disease of every
kind, and that Heavens richest
blessings may ever attend you.
An open letter of very sarcastic
nature was addressed to the Health
Board OF Maui, but it was finally
decided not to send it.
TO THE COMPANY.
President Wight is in receipt of
the following letter from the Clau-
dine passengers:
S. S. Claudine, Hilo harbor,
Sept. II, 1895.
Wilder Steamship Co., Lid,
Honolulu.
Gentlemen: We the undersigned
passengers, about to leave our
pleasant floating home, wish before
doing SO to express our heartfelt
thanks for the great consideration
shown TO the travelling public by
your company i'll allowing your
ships to be used for quarantine pur-
poses, thus giving us an opportun-
ity to reach our homes.
We desire 10 assure you of our
high appreciation Of the attention
and courtesy shown to US by your
agent Mr.. Falk and the captain
and officers in whose care we have
been. Their labors for our com.
fort have been great. Nothing we
could have wished or expected
from them has been left undone,
while much comfort and luxury
that we did not expect to find dur
ing our stay i'll quarantine, it has
been our lot to enjoy. While
many of our members have suffered
much from seasickness. not one
word of complaint has been heard
about any Of the appointments OF
the ship, of the fare, or any of the
employees Of the company OH
board.
We hope that soon in better and
happier time, your company will
be repaid for the great expense
you have incurred for this memor
able trip.
w. Vannatta, H. Greenfield, l.
Turner, J. r. Perreida, Louis r
Medeiros, Zach. McKeague, A. NJ
} Sproull, f. Binghelli, J. A. NJ
!, Osorio, N. Herzog, NJ. G. st
, , Anna, c. Moore, +. Waiaholo
, !, Myra Ward, J. Kaiwi, NJ. Id;
! Ziegler, c. Koelling, Bella Weight
NJ. o. Paulding, {. L. Rosecrans
Grace Garrett, Isabella Kelley
Charlotte l.. Turner, Osmer All
bolt, Harriet Coan, NJ. Ami
Smith, Ida A. Leonard, Len
{ Kuiwa, N. J. Malone, Raymon
+ Coan, Louis Byrde, d. Kanewanui
: l. +. Ward, Kinau Antoine, ]. N
: Bell, A. Petrie, Maggie Doherty
u w. Heating, Mrs. Mary Sylvia
y Eddie Dunn, Reginald Calender
+ Fanny Greenfield, Ira Van CamT
y Madge Greenfield, b. X. Kaiwiaea
,. N. +. Gedge, Rachel X. Kahoopa
&C +. G. Hitchcock, Mary Hanuns
Margaret Powers, f. w. Hanuni
: l.. A. Andrews, J. {. Lenhart, "