The herald., 1898-01-17
DOLE ARRIvES|HOG CHOLERA
To Push the Claims of the Yields to the Anti -Toxne
AnnexatiOnsts Treatment
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS ADMINISTRATION OF SERUM
KEEP THE PRESIDENT FROM EFFIcACIoUs PREVENTIVE
COMING ASHORE AND CURATIVE
at
Incoming Grim Experiment a
inals Reported Board Extended
To Push the Claims of the
AnnexatiOnists
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS
KEEP THE PRESIDENT FROM
COMING ASHORE
United States Officers Also Watching
the Incoming Steamer For Grim
inals Reported on Board

Associated Press Special Wire
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 16.-For thu
past forty-eight hours there has beer
no cessation of vigilance in the watcf
which has been constantly kept for thu
Pacific Mail Steamship company's
steamer Peru, from Hongkong and Yo'
kohama via Honolulu. At the last men
toned port the ship received accessions
to its list of passengers in the person OF
Sanford b. Dole, president of the island
republic, and Mrs. Dole. So vital to the
Hawaiian government is considered the
question of the passage or defeat of the
annexation treaty that 1t was deemed
essential that the Hawaiian chief exec
utive should proceed with all possible
speed to Washington and personally IA
miliarize himself with the annexation
situation and with all the movements
pro and con. To facilitate Mr. Doies
landing and departure for Washington
Consul General Wilder of Hawaii or
some subordinate has been continually
awaiting the Peru's arrival during the
past two days. and an army Of newspa-
per men has been bearing them COM
pany.
United States Marshal Baldwin has
also been interested in the arrival OF the
Peru, having an order for the arrest of
a passenger named Kamagiro, who is
wanted by the Yokohama authorities on
a charge of forgery. The order was Is
sued at the request of the Japanese min
lister at Washington. who was advised of
the facts in the case by cable from To-
kio. The cable to the Japanese legation
stated that Kamagiro left Yokohama
with $50,000 which he had obtained by
forgery.
The United States marshal was also
on guard to arrest another prospective
passenger, DR.. Arthur Hurlburt of
Auckland, who is wanted in New Zeal
and on the charge of causing the death
of woman by malpractice. DR.. Hurl-
burt went from Auckland to Honolulu
on the steamer Alameda recently, and
the authorities anticipated that he
would leave the islands by the Peru.
The Peru passed in at the Golden Gate
at o'clock and is anchored in the
stream. The quarantine officer has not
yet inspected her and no one has been
allowed to go on board.
Although the night is stormy and the
bay Is rough, a small boat put out at 10
D. m. to the Peru and President Dole of
Hawaii was hailed from the deck. Pres
ident and Mrs. Dole are anxious to get
ashore and to proceed with all possible
haste to Washington. 1t Is doubtful,
however, If they will be permitted to
land tonight, the custom of the quaran-
tive carx,ica heipo that ipcomipp vessels
be not boarded between sunset and sun
rise.
For several months there has been a
conflict of authority between DR.. M. j.
Rosenau, surgeon in command OF the
national quarantine station on Angel
Island, and DR.. w. p. Chalmers. civic
quarantine officer. The supremacy of
the federal officer has been sustained,
although not conceded by the civic offic-
ial.
At II o'clock tonight DR.. Chalmers is
starting in tug for the Peru, with the
idea of inspecting the steamer and OF
landing the Hawaiian president. The
federal officials maintain, however, that
IL Chalmers succeeds in boarding the
Peru he will be detained on board all
night, until DR.. Rosenau shall have in
spected and passed the passengers In
the morning.
None of the passengers on the Peru
will be landed until tomorrow. Quar-
antine Officer Chalmers and his assist
ant, D. Hill, who boarded the vessel
have reported that she has clean bill
of health. President Dole has retired
for the night.