The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-04
TYPHOID At HONOLULU
1uloo q Sanitation Disrsgarded
1t the Campo.
MOVING INTO THE HILLS
= ponos Judge Accuses ths Command
Inc omosrs OF Not Enforcing Dis
ciplins-King Demanded
N Apology.

Victoria. b. c.. Nov. S-Honoluiu ad-
vices per r. ~ s. Aorangi. which ar
rived here to-day. are to the effect that
WORK has been stopped on Camp Nc
xiniey. The entire camp will be moved
10 Moanaiua tract which General Mer-
Ram has recommended a. q site for a
permanent army post. Typhoid fever
was the cause OF the abandonment of
the camp. Troops in Camp Otis will
remain there until the arrival of the
transport Arfsona from Manila Ty-
phot0 fever was sown broadcast during
b time the ordinary rules of SANTA
tjoa were d~isregarded In the military
campoL There are said to be SO cases.
but trained nurses have been added to
an1 Il h believed the death rate will
- very small. Malaria 10 on the de-
oPoasa- When the Aorangi left there
were le3 patients In the hospital. SO
showed typhoid symptoms. General
King says the patients ut the hospital
some place In the hills. where II Is
drier and cooler. He says the hospital
should never have been located where
Il u. Genera King will sail with the
troops at Camp Otis on the Arizona for
Manila
Inc new yOfKerS N enBineerb Will
remain at Honolulu indefinitely for gar
rison duty. Five deaths from typhoid
occurred during the week previous to
that Of the Aorangt's sailing. The
names of the cad are: Charles II.
Thompson OF the New York regiment:
Thomas Beaver and Private Timber
,:ns Of the 18th infantry; Julius w.,u n.
teera. and d. w. Dawson Of Company
y. Colorado r~ecruits.
Brigadier General King had quite a
controversy with Police Judge Wilcox.
The Judge. while sentencing some pri-
Yates for disorderly conduct. IL re-
surety OF the men being punished by
oDurt martial. he would let them on
easy: but on . previous occasion. when
men made q disturbance. the command
ing ofhcer could not be found, but was
ack In bed, although he same night
whitewashed. General King wrote to
wilcox asking him II he used that Ian
guage. and the Judge replied the re-
port was correct. King then asked for
an apology. which the court declined TO
give. and there the matter rests for the
present.
II n stated that q new bank will be-
gin business In Honolulu the first OF
the year with q capital Of $500. 600. with
permission TO increase to $4,000. 600.
Part Of m capital is local, II will not
be q national bank. but organised un-
der the laws OF Hawaii.
Police Marshal Brown leaves Homo
Zulu Nov. . for San Francisco to visit
the principal coast cities with q view
Of getting IN closer touch with them.
annexation having made some changes
desirable.
The steamer Columbia has been re-
leased on honda She was to sail for
Seattle the day after the Aorangt.
The election at Camp Otis was to
take place one week after the Aorangi
left. Senator Steele had left the neces-
sary blanks and gone on TO Manila for
the same purpose.
The transport Senator arrived the
day after the Aorangi sailed. She will
coal Il Honolulu and proceed TO Ma
Mia The voyage was uneventful, but
the men complain Of poor o and
crowded quarters. On the night OF the
e2d 800 men were attacked with a vio-
lent nausea, the result Of eating tainted
food. All recovered.