Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-29
FULL OF DISAPPOlNVMENTS
saaisasa
Board Of Health Encounters NoaVy Seas
and Mlshaps At Molokal,
MlS Carroll aud Others Hurled from Boat
All Injured Short Stay Saved Trip
from DOlne q Failure,

'okhl hl'or 'lie fouphest TRIP on
record, for II, to the loper settle
ment, Indeed the excursion was
attended by u sorics Of mishaI y
which, only by tho hest OF fortune,
did 40, reeul, seriously
Tho party embarked on the
steamer NocNu vt D o'clock and
had u very pleasant voyage over u
iino soa until we'll into tho chan
mol, Ga nearing Molokni u very
heavy Dorlhorly swell was on
oounlorcd, aud when II became
light " was seen 10 bo exceeding
ly rough along tho coa.t, At q
o'clock The steamer anchored oW
knloupapn and u boat containing
Charles Wilcox and Others was
sent OF ~ rccounoitor and report
tho prospects, 0f u safe landing,
Their Int rmatIon was Of tho most
discournginp character.
After u brief consultation u wns
decided ~ try tho landing NJ Wal
k0lu, six or seven miles distant,
Al this place President Smith of
the Board, Deputy Marshal Itch
cock md u native crew spcnt u,
hour searching along tho const
Tor u snfe landing place, They
came nenr enough ~ land 10 con
suit with Mr.. Reynolds, who war
on shore ava ming tho arrival Of
tho paity. lIe strongly advised
that tbs Wpik0lu scheme bo nban.
doned, Wboreupon The Nooau
rotpr0ed and nt y u, N, anchored
again oiY kaInppapa
About ~ O'Clock Mr.. Reynolds
reached Tho steamer IN n canoe.
lle stated that Tho sea about the
landing hnd considerably m0der
nl6i aud thought tho wharf could
then be mails IN perfect safety,
Captain PodorsOn aud President
Smith, hoseyer, were doubtful of
tho wisdom Of attempting 10 lnUd,
ln fnct tbs captaiD WAS almost in
GliBed tO raw anchor aud return
~ Honolulu I,nt tho Board aDd
visitors we're anxious ~ 10 ashore.
Al Inst tbe captain aud Mr., Smith
told them that they might 20, but
would do no NJ heir risk, and that
not more than AK persons would
be allowed IN OD0 boat.
Two bOats, 0Be ~ assist the
other IN cDse NJ accident, were
made foady and about .. ~. tho
work Of getting the passengers
ashore began. Miss Carroll and
n few others remniDcd behind for
the lat bon, nnd met aD adventure
which viii be doscr,bpd lnlor.
Tho time bpiug very short the
Bonrd went right 10 business. A
mooiiDp WAS NJ once held IN the
Office, NJ witch llo Board had Tho
pfes"nc" md assistance ~ Dppnty
Superintendent Hutchinson, NJ,
lteyDolJs md M, Motley, All Of
Tho mot urgent matters relating
~ The work NJ the settlement wore
discussed md disposed on A
par ~ this WINS the examination
by tho physicians of n number Of
patients,
A hDsty visit was then mado b.
The Boys Home n kpInwao, and
everything wns found 10 bs IN
most excellent sIlnpe, The bross
bnh1, IN their 0ew uniforms,
made quite " good appearance aud
showed by their music that the
kalanpnpa band will have 10 look
10 jih lnurols ~ wGs generally
remarked TINT " Tho people who
~ generously cont, ibuied money
~ equip this band, could bot see
rDd know iLe good they have done
they would foeI we'll repaid for
their gIf'a
~ farming 10 Kelnupspa u short
lurn wgs taken 10 tho Bishops
Home tor piris. All was found
~ the ntutl vent aud orderly con.
diil0D, The new sewerage system
WAS sing pu, In by M,.Mutcb,upoD
plans fntiiitlied by nnd nj tho os
pense 0f Hon, Cbas. II. Bisb0p,
The system 0f sewerage ana
drainage IN most 0OmpIets and
VIII cost, when completed, In tho
nelgbL0rb0od NJ $1,000.
Willie NJ Tho Ijlsbop Home tha
Dswa came of tls cnpsisIng of 00e
" tho ships boats, and Of The
narrow esonpe Of Miss Carroll,
Captain Peterson, tho purssr 0f
lbe steamer aud two sailors from