The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-07

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The third victim infected at the new
plague center at the Pantheon Stables
died last night in the pest hospital
Fhis was the Japanese Yamaota, who
was removed from the large lodging
house on South street yesterday to the
hospital, after being pronounced a
certain case of plague earlier in the
afternoon. The case was of the vicious
type observed in the previous cases of
those infected in the stables. AS in the
case of Wong Chin, the Japanese was
not alarmingly i'll until yesterday aft
ernoon, when the bubo in the femoral
gland became greatly enlarged and
tender. Another bubo attacked the
man in the cervical gland, and this
probably fastened his death. He was
inoculated with serum shortly after be-
ing taken to the hospital, but appar-
emily received no benefit from it. The
body was removed to the morgue.
Mr.. Hartmann is reported as being
in fair condition yet, although his tenn.
perature is slightly on the rise. Nc
further development of the gland is
noticeable, and it is believed the serum
has been effective in checking its
growth. He is as clear in his miId as
vixen first visited by DR.. Wood or
Sunday.
| Armstrong Smith reports the rest OF
his plague patients in good condition
Mrs. Franz is convalescing, and the
japanese woman from the Arlington
Hotel is able to take a daily promenade
ION the yeranda.
Three of the patients who are pro
nounced cured by Dr. Hoffman, will
be removed to battery camp toda,
and placed under the supervision O
DR.. Nichols. All of these are Japan
ese, namely, the Japanese woman ant
child from Merchant street, and thu
man from Kobayashi Hotel. Aiona
who has been assisting the nurses il
the hospital since his recovery, will
also remain there for a short time be
fore going into regular quarantine.
The inmates of the lodging-house OF
South street, from which Yamaot
was removed, will be taken in squad
to the quarantine camps. Those Twin
In the portion of the building facin
on South street will be removed to
day, in order that preparations can b
made for carrying out whatsoever O,
der the Board may deem necessary
The tenants of the portion facing O
kawalahao street will be removed q
soon as the first detachment al
housed. At present the building is
charge of a Citizens sanitary inspec
or.
The Board of Health met in speci
session to consider the question
condemning the Pantheon saloon ar
stables and destroying them by fir
This was the most important busine
before the Board, who had made q
inspection of the buildings at 9 a.. /
/. The Board members present
the meeting were President Wood. D
\ Day, Messrs. F. NJ. Hatch, George Y
l smith and F. J. Lowrey.
In presenting the history of Il
plague cases directly attributed TO Il
pantheon stables and vicinity and h
reasons for believing the district i
iected with the plague germs, the Pre-
ident said:
y DIR. Woods Statement.
, l believe that the Pantheon pref
ises, the Pantheon saloon and Pantbe
stables should be declared infect
by plague. On January 26th a CO
tain Chinman, Quon Fat Man, "
found in the afternoon UP the Vail,
ABOVE Wyllie, near extension of Lii
street, outside of a small house a
near to ih The probabilities are m
ne was inside the house for sever
nours, although this cannot be prov
~ by evidence. The story which was c
n tanned through the people of this hor
~ and through the Detective Bureau
as follows:
Inc man was engaged in the Pa
tneon saloon up TO the preceding ST.
cay, January 21st. On that Sund;
or the Saturday, I forget which.
was not well and a doctor was tie
phoned for. DR.. Hoffman, saw hi
TOOK his temperature and examir
MIN. There was no evidence of plae
. and the doctor so stated. The D
J prietors of the place told the Gilman
that he could go home, and he left
premises; simply disappeared. II
was on the 21st, Sunday. Betw,
= Sunday and the day he was fou
Thursday, it is hard to get evidence