The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-01
Sanitary Work Order Of Day at
Camp Mckinley.
THOROUGH METHODS FOLLOWED
Disinfecting Engineers All Right.
Street Car RowdyIsm-Drunk
men-A Complaint.


The way they are cleaning up at
Camp Mckinley is a reminder OF the
active operations OF the Citizens Com
mittee in the tenement districts OF Ho-
nOlulu during the cholera epidemic fol-
lowing the introduction OF the quick
killing disease from China three years
ago. Reports from the camp indicate
that a plan OF sanitation up 90 date
has been outlined or arranged and Is
being followed. About everything that
was recommended by the Board of
Health is being done. though Col. Bar
ceipt of the last note he was handed
from the Board OF Health. Even the
tents and clothing OF men are being
disinfected and the place may now be
said to- be in very fair condition. per-
haps in the best possible. officers and
men are taking a deep interest in the
movement to drive away typhoid. One
of the men said in this Office yesterday
that there were hundreds OF his COM
rades in the First New York who would
violating health rules severely punish
ed. In the camp of the Engineers.
where the usual or regulation camp
arrangements have been established
from the first. things are moving along
in even tenor, without any complaint
or any sickness to amount TO anything.
STREET CAR ROwDYISM.
In the Waikiki Tram car that left
Fort and King at about Sis last even
ing there were a dozen or so soldiers.
Nearly all OF them had been drinking
Several We're under the influence OF
liquor to a marked degree. One OF the
drunken men conducted himself in a
shameless manner. The conductor
wanted to put him off the car. but this
would not be allowed by the others. 4
couple OF the soldiers tried to quiet the
raying fellow, but the attempt was
without result. The language OF the
worst man OF the lot was vile. a stream
OF vulgarity and profanity. Four
ladies left the car. Some other ladies
who entered little later asked for the
protection OF sober passengers. but
the bowling drunkard and his friends
had the excursion well in hand
A NATIVE STABBED.
There was reported yesterday morn
ing the stabbing OF n native by a SOL
der on Sunday evening. This was in
the course OF a "swipes" carous1l in
the neighborhood OF Moiliili on Sun
day evening. When the quarrel came
20 the point OF blows the soldier. who
was accompanied by others from one
of the camps, drew a knife and cut
the native on the shoulder and one
hand. The native followed the men to
one OF the camps and there had his
wounds dressed. He did not complain
20 the police, but will be hunted up.
\ COMPLAINT LODGED.
4 Haole. whose wife is a native Ha-
waiian woman. complained 10 Marshal
Brown last evening OF the misbehavior
OF three soldiers near the MCiilil.
church on Sunday. The man said that
with his wife ne was proceeding
quietly down the road when one OF the
three soldiers met caught hold OF the
woman RemOnstrance was met by
blows and the civilian wanted a com
mission as special policeman in order
| TO defend himself and his wife here
after. After beating the civilian the
! soldiers travelled in the direction Cf the
mark