The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-12-19

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Tuesday. December IL.
Stmr. Mama Loa. simerson. from
K0na and Kau ports.
Wednesday, December -.
Hav. sp Star OF France. Wells. IS
AN from Newcastle: coal 20 Inter-1sl- J
snd 8. N. Co.
!. Br. stmr. Carlisle City. Aitken. from
Ban Diego November %. TO Alexander
= Baldwin. ~
o. q. transport Sherman. frIi,YA6v
rrancIsco December 8. with TWILL AMI
etmr. Iehua. Dover. b
lolai.
Stmr. Niihau, Druhn.
Thursday. quarantine Dis.
Br. bk. Gulf Stream. KAlasue Mas
Newcastle, October 13. wi'
Coal.
stmr. Maui, Macdonald, IS.
'Hamakua. =,
Z stmr-. M.scSs,,sss,,id6Sfdov M ,vyS uv q
~ pa,sns,vuo pas seA uosuJ surJ
- v sas rIsxs su, l,were 70 n excesd.
~ 'uoss d" psAysoei auy .'eeu'
\ = uAa Aa AacvSsH vH 'IH leuealth circles,
-y.sssa ~, S sSa 20 ploasr. pss. of plague re-
80 ~, ~, n ulIM poss. ..kness bevond
.sasg' ussN 81 gu DoAu
- puo %u 40 isAe examined dur
T.rr. .suoslp qhger seems to be
ne qu.-=sntine will undoubt.
.aised within short time.
.er Cooper has been very hopeful
the last few days that the circum-
afnnNoo vould aliou, A. ....,
restrictions to be removed, although
emphatic In stating that the quarantine
would remain in force until all DANCE,
WAS ended.
1t In evident that much of the peril Il
considered past, as the King stree,
tram cars will be allowed 10 &c
straight through the quarantine dis.
trict, commencing this morning. Each
car will carry an armed national
Guardsman, and will not be allowed
10 stop within the district. No one
will be permitted to get on or off the
car.
Mail was also collected throughout
the district and taken to the station at
Ranmakapili Crurch. where 1t was
tA0rOughly fumigated under the super.
vision OF Doctor Pratt. From there /!
wall be taken to the post Office and un-
dergo fumigation a second time
Minister Cooper has considered Il en-
fireay safe to put both these accommo.
dafaons at the service of the general
community, and from other sources 1t
10 believed the quarantine will he brok-
- In the next two days.
MILITARY PATROL.
The military patrol is as rigldly en-
forced as at its establishment, and de.
spite the leakages which have occurred
the discipline in the regiment has been
we'll maintained. One or two soldiers
we're placed under military arrest anu
coanned in the guard-house. but be-
yood these Col. Jones has every occa-
sioa to feel proud OF the behavior OF
~ men.
u II hardly known fact that on
Taesday afternoon and night before
IL volunteer inspectors had CON-
0eaced to look into their districts
C030nel Jones sent twenty-six soldier
v0lunteers into the infected section
These men. although feeling at the
ti0e that bubonic plague was present
there. went into every nook and cram
ny possible to locate and searched for
sick people. When night came on they
were given lanterns and pursued their
search for plague victims unfiinching-
~. This WIS al! Gone on the day ar d
nigh; the plague was announced by the
Board Of Health and before the volun-
teer inspectors were ready to proceed
Nth their wc'k. The men were SOL
fiLrs and they had to obey thu orders
q the Colonel, but 1: was a duiy the.
willingly performed.
FUMIGATING STATION.
The fumigating station in the quar-,
antined district was completed yester.
day morning. and nearly for'y inspec.
.rTs and sub-inspectOrs had to under.
90 the fumigating treatment. Bath
and dressing rooms are provided, and
IT, change from one set OF clothing &c
Another is accomplished without a
GAance to pass an infection.
Lunch was provided at the station
yesterday by Mrs. Fuller and the ladies
NO volunteered to assist her. The
fo0d 20 provided was passed through
the Hines to the station and the table
set in the large open room at the sta.
ton.