The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-09
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his friends Drs. Wood and Day.
| At he seemed TO be In a hopeful
condition, but at Z collapsed and
sank steadily, dying at 1880.
Twenty minutes later Mrs. Carroll
passed away.
PtGHTfNG WITH rtRE.
The Honolulu Fire Department
have been engaged today in burn
ing all the shanties bordering the
beach at Kapuukolo. The burning
attracted crowds Of people and ii
was found necessary TO call out the
police to clear them home. BY
noon three two-story buildings be
sides small shanties were burned to
the ground, the sight being a
beautiful one. Streams of water
were thrown over buildings OH the
high grounds, so that they might
not get scorched. The burning
will continue to the vicinity of the
King street bridge.
WATER SUPPLY.
]. i. Brown, Walter Il. Wall and
Kanakanui, all of the survey Office,
are working hard to gather water
data for the health authorities.
The gentlemen are investigating
sources of supply in all quarters of
the city and in outlying districts.
All this is being done with a view
to reducing the chances Of con-
tagion.
Andrew Brown started up Ma
XXI pump last night on account of
an accident at the new station The
damage was repaired this morning
SIGNAL CODE.
The following code for the use of
island vessels in the offing
has been prepared by Captain
Cameron of the Claudine and
adopted by all
Hawaiian Flag, and house flag
at the fore-Want immediate medi-
cal assistance.
Hawaiian flag at the main 7 a.
IN. Noon and S p. Nall well on
board. To fly fifteen minutes.
White flag at the fore-Want
water.
White flag at the main-Want
provisions.
White flag and house flag at fore
Want coal.
House flag and white flag at the
main-Send off boat.
Hawaiian Flag, house flag, and
white flag at fore-Police signal.
FROM AN OLD SAILOR.
EDITOR STAR:-A writer in
Saturdays papers calls for helpful
suggestions, l beg to give the fol
lowing for what they may be con-
sidered worth. They are based on
memories of this kind of infliction:
I. Prohibit the use and
punish the possession or sale OF
fish either sailed, dried, or fresh Of
home production.
: ?. Prohibit the use and punish
the sale or possession OF stale OF
, unsound fish or meat OF foreign OF
. home production.
3. Prohibit the use and punish
the sale or exposure tor sale OF all
vegetables OF the cucumber and
melon varieties.
= 4. Ducks flesh and eggs ant
hogs, living or dead, are considetet
things to be careful OF III India ane
China by Europeans.
S. would suggest the opening
i OF all the churches Tor the reason
that l know OF my own experience
among men III such situations, ina
personal danger, anger shock
punishment, III TACT any kind OF ex
f citement has a disturbing lnnuenc'
} on the digestive organs OF most
not all persons, ana perhaps iittl'
mental or spiritual soothing syrul
may not be very bad medicine.
, l am certain that the ADVICE ane
! influence OF the pastors OF the al
| ferent congregations at TINS time
would have good moral ana san
itary effect ana would prove neil
rather IMAM a hindrahce 10 our over
worked Board OF Health
S. lhere Is lar more uahse
OF contagion IN our street cars ah'
buses CROWDED as saw one ca
> on SATURDAY evening Win "a pc,
sons tnan there Is III chuicn WIZ
people OF leet apart II th
, CUSHIONS De taken away anu 'h'
: seats properly treated. 49,,
7. Let tne saloons DC KEEP
!, open !nelr 'egai .lne' put hoia th'
proPfie'oIs iesPonsiole uhue
penalty Oh closure s OF saneella'ioi
: Oh license ior ma, Una. Tue insiess al'
presence os , inni.u .,1 " d spee'iie'