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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

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THE PLAGUE
IS MEND|NG
Sydney Situation When
MOana Sailed.
QUARANTINE EXAMINATION
luoculatiou Not Popular Sixty-eighi
thousand Rats Killed Typhoid
Fever Rampant.

Bubonic plague. according TO the lat
est reports. is on the wane In Sydney.
The daily average OF cases has decreas-
ed to less than two day. whereas 1t
has at times been as high as fifteen
and sixteen.
No plague cases were reported In
sydney on June 9th: on the day fol-
lowing. however, one new case was
notified and one death occurred from
the disease. patient also died at
Northampton on the 10th.
So few people are availing themselves
Of incubation that the Board OF Health
In view of the heavy expense In main
taining a special stan. Is considering
the question OF stopping incubation.
The president says II people think Sgd
ney is done with the plague they are
much mistaken. II may be dying. but
Is not dead. and probably every now
and then there will be an increase OF
cases.
On the 4th OF June Melbourne had a
new case. Melbourne was thought tc
be almost free of the epidemic.
Up TO June 6th. the day of the de-
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be the best time for examining the rea-
sonableness and humanity of our quar-
antining arrangements, since we are
less likely to err when the need for
caution is obvious, but not dispropor-
tionately SO, than when we are unbal-
anced either by unoue carelessness or
undue panic. We take it for granted
that the accepted standpoint of all fair.
minded people is that while the safety
of the community should be the first
consideration, yet the liberty of the in
dividuals the accustomed trade and
commerce of a port, the free passage to
and fro of ali persons without govern
mental lei or hindrance MUST not be
lightly or needlessly or brutally inter-
fered with. ANY quarantine regulations
which do not conform to this standard
can hardly be defended In reasonable
moments, whatever we may do or leave
undone in times of haste and panic.
From this same standpoint, among
other changes in method a prompt and
unhesitating alteration should be made
in the system of medical examination
now enforced upon persons coming from
sydney. 1t is not generally known that
the very cursory examination at first
made at the expiration of a ten-days'
clearance, has been replaced by a med
ical inspection of the nature which led
to the great Poona riots. We under
stand that when the Mararoa was
boarded by the health officer last week
az Motuihi. a very emphatic protest was
made by saloon passengers against the
application of the Poona system to its
lady passengers, a protest which re-
suited in very modified examination
being substituted. We are also in
formed that though this modified exam
ination was the rule for women travel
ing in the saloon, the unnodified ex-
animation was undergone by women
travelling in the steerage. Comment or
this is surely needless. If such exam
ination of women as that in question Is
really necessary for the public safety
/ ard nothing but extreme necessity car
| justify any practically compulsory
physical examination of a ~woman--i
should be enforced in the saloon and
/ in the steerage alike; but 1t should bs
| carried out wholly or partially by {
1 lady doctor or trained nurse. So tha
+ no indigaity whatever may be inflicted
/ Whether such an examination is reall,
! necessary is question which mus
! largely be decided by the judgment o
experts. But that such an examination
J should not be unnecessarily made by
man upon a woman who is not in an!
way his patient. can only be decided b.
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KMLIA WOULD
NJ RESTORE QUEEN
s.ssse..sss.ee.eee.eeeee.

. dsy Telephone to the Advertiser)
. KANEoHE, Oahu, June 22.-At a
o meeting at the Mormon court house
o at Laie last evening the three
o leaders of the Independent party
o addressed. a crowd of about 200
. people, of which over half were
. women.
. The three politicians came upon
. the platform bearing the Hawaii
o an flag and the meeting opened
. with Hawaii Ponoi'' by the audi
o ence, all standing. After kalauo-
. kalani had given mis- usual speech
. asking votes for the candidates of
the Independent party, ]. X. Kau-
o liza exploded bomb that he has
had in preserve for some time. In
. an impassioned speech that arous-
ed his hearers to considerable en-
thusiasm Kaulia openly advocated
the restoration of ex-Queen Liliu-
. okalani, to the throne of Hawaii.
. He said that If he We're elected to
o the Legislature he would introduce
o a bill TO that effect, and he believ-
ed that if the native Hawaiians
would stand together 1t could be
. accomplished successfully. Kau-
. liza posed as the Hawaiian Glad
stone. who would accomplish for
Q Hawaii species of home rule
o similar to that proposed for Ire
. land by The English Premier.
Kaulia's words were listened to
. with much attention by the people
o who seemed to have great faith in
him and TO believe that he could
. accomp .ish what he promised.
They applauded him vigorously.
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mo orora company gave funny
iormance of the "Giri from Par.s"
NE Orrheum last night. The audi
was large and laughed all through
play. an the principals did fairy
some making decided hits. the
'al,Ies Introduced meet with popu-
tavor and the management would
\ Nell 10 continue them. ON the
'oe The "Ciri from. Paris" seems 10
NE best drawing card the opera
ppany has yet put on.
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says: While we can by no means re-
gard New Zealand's danger from p ag ie
as altogether over, yet it is evident
from the telegraph information to
hand that the Sydney outbreak is now
we'll under control, and likely to be
soon extirpated. This should assist US
in looking upon the plague question
more coolly and intellisently than peo-
pie are usually able to do when sud-
denly threatened with strange and
T-NaI-S --i~i+nrto@ r@-+oi@iv " rr,4 "
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we de plate egoesroun land Lewis son
s from a s an
n
and the
that
about call the United States Sailors Home is
e a
lis in
position
blanket 1t
| mena
|
lrunfo the of
Ny public
and
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parture of the steamship Moana, the
total number of cases at Sydney was
272, Of which 96 had proved fatal.
sydney's Struggle.

sydney's Struggle.
Seventeen new cases had been re-
ceived In the hospital during the week
previous to the 9Th. The deaths for
that week were only three. which is the
lowest number since the beginning of
the epidemic.
When the Moana sailed from sydney
there were Sc patients i'm the hospital
On June 9Th fresh case of plague
was reported at Redfern, Sydney. and
on the same day case was notified
from Melbourne. The following dis
patch comes from Hobart, dated June
9Th:
The Premier has received a cable
from the Agent General stating that
owing to the plague restrictions in New
Zealand, vessels of the shaw, Savill and
New Zealand Shipping Companies will
discontinue calling at Hobart. The
steamers now en- route will call at AL
bany for supplies. The Premier urges
New Zealand to cancel the restrictions.
Rats Go By Thousands.
SYDNEY, May 27.-The past weeks S
record was the lightest since the p ague
commenced.
The president of the Board OF Health
states that while ii is not safe to say
the disease is dying out, in view of its
recrudescing habits, the small record
Is satisfactory. and there is good pros
pect that the end is in sight
This week the Union Steamship Com
pap-- resumes full control of the Mar
garet street wharves. A Press AsSoci-
alton representative inspected the
wharves and found everything in a
most cleanly condition. The whole of
the buildings have been thoroughly rem
ovated and new concrete floors laid,
while rubble and cement walls seven
teen feet thick have been built along
the water frontage from which the
wharves run out. The completeness OF
the work renders II impossible for rats
to obtain any lodgment. and travellers
need have no apprehension of landing
at this point.
Sixty-eight thousand rats have been
killed since March 20.
The plague record to Saturday was
24S cases. SO deaths and rs discharged
recovered. Seven cases occurred last
week and six deaths.
. A fresh case. Henry Brown of Wool
lahra, is reported.
Plague in New Zealand.
-t~r-- &C -
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no curtain al the Opera House VIII
\ W sharp ot = O'Clock tonight. MT.
" ls a stickler for punctuaiity ana
''u on a prompt curtain.
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ENt,tNEERS.

(As v. E. DOVE, C.E.-surveyor and
1Ul Engineer. ONCE Campbell block.
o bos isi. orders taken Tor type
|srting
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IL
nea Turks Lewis gospel
all formed 70
eandt the advertiser
To
blowing of
for the better O
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dis jay burg
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bloodyb bumo
vandt De
Turkh
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named flint amt
andci
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in smoke
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|rlvN. NElEL q ~, LrD.-Ensin-
pa Electricians and Boiiermakers. Ho-
,elulu.
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Siberian Gold Fields.

The auriferous veins. rumored for
more than two centuries to exist In ST.
IBERIA, seem at last to have been found.
At least the Tageblatt hears from st.
Petersburg that the Englishmen who
were authorized to prospect for gold
near the eastern coast of Siberia, on the
shores of the Sea of Okhotsk, have dis
covered immensely rich strata, describ-
ed as a second Klondike Colonel
Osborne is said to have gone to st.
Petersburg to ask for concession for
exploiting the gold fiel--. The Russian
Government however, seems disinclin-
ed to grant any concessions to foreign
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ARCHiTECTs.

|ARDsLEE . PAGE. Architects snd
alders Office Rooms "a. Arlington
lnnex. Honolulu. "a. T.. sketches and
prect estimates furnished at short no
fe. Tel ~. w. v. box US.
)wARD a TRAIN, Architects.-suits
Model nlock. Fort ST.
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(AsEn a CHALMERS. Engineers and
alldors. Engines. Riedler Pumps.
pllsra, tii Fort ~. n. a. Allen. mech.
'heifs representative.
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MUSICIANS.

|OWs MUSIC sCHOOL,-wn remain
IN hsrins the coming vacation. Pu-
la can avail themselves Of this 10
llke up for time lost during ausraD-
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A Paper For Women.

The Tokyo correspondent of the Ma
gasaka Press announces that on the
10th inst. there was to appear in Tokyo
a weekly paper entitled the Fujo Shin
bun twoman's paper), under the au-
spices of Wen known society men and
women. The prospectus, just issued,
says that the paper will BE- devoted to
the promotion Of interests affecting the
fair sex in Japan, and will also conduct
warfare against social abuses, to which
no quarter will be given. Editor. re-
porters and other members of the staff
will consist of women.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.


.gSsON a JUDD "A. T.. G. Atkinson
IA Albert ". Judd, Jr.)-Office over
S.hop a Co.'S bank. cor. Merchant
In a JOHNSON (w. G. Achi ana
..aeh JohnsonJ. = once NO. 10 West
.ss st Tel Nt
|TeA DtCKEY. king and Bethel sts.
/ N vi y. q. box Isa
+ tDlcK W. JOB. = Suite SIS Mar
u.fis uldg., Chicago, Ill.,. Hawaiian
Nsrl General for states Of Illinois,
vsfran. ohio. Indiana and Wisconsin.
E,s b. PErERsON..-is Kaahumanu
street
PHYSICIANS.
l. grO. D. AUgUR. homeopathic Prac-
n5nef . special attention given To
,ionlc diseases. office and residence,
,.ftlanla st., nearly opp. Methodist
qich oiiice hours. 10 10 ~ a. m. . TO
|p m, 7 20 y m; Sundays. 9sSo To
|glLAs CLEVELAND. NJ. D.--ofsco
r. Nng ST. hours. TO u h. m. 2 10
b m. Tel go.
Il " !. GALBRAITH.-ouce and res
snce cor. Beretania and Aiakea SITS.
foe hours. 60 10. 2 TO and to 4
M %
Il q. W. JOBE.-Ofice 0s Fort 81. (:
sufs \ 90 10 a. m. TO 4 and TO d.
sunday ? TO io;3o q. m. tel. i32.
N r. MlrAMURA.-- $50 Nuuanu
III Tel IA A. a. toN Ql1t ra.ld.Uo.
IL Nuuanu 81 Office hours ) TO 10 a.
.. 70 and TO : y. m.
A. g. POsEY,-speciaIls for Eye.
|nf Throat ana Nose Diseases and Ca
|hrh. Masonic Temple. hours to Il
m. TO and to .. m.
IL CHAPMAN. - Veterinary Surgeon
|mi DENTIST, Office King 81. Stables;
III i0,1 calls day or night promptly
nsworod. speclalties. obstetrics and
y g. G. wATERffoUsE. and
'sdsnce. King st.. near Alapai. Office
|purs, 20 n a. NJ. I TO . and to
m.. telephone pSi white.
DENTISTS.
GROsaMAN. D.D.s.-Aiakea ST.,
| ifea doors above Masonic Temple. lilo.
plnlu ofiice hours a. m TO .. m.
j DERRY Motif smith bldg. cor. For
nd Hotel sts.. office hours y 20 T.
y G IA. Philadelphia Denta
oIege iS93. Masonic Temple. Tel. ana
|A G. WALL. Or. O. E. WALL
Gee hours : a. m 20 y. m. Low
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" .. GALBRAlTH.-once and res
lnce cor Beretania and Aiakea SITS.
foe hours. , TO 10. 2 TO 4 and TO 8
N ~
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|glLAa CLEVELAND. NJ. D..-ofsco
H. NmE So hours. TO u h. m. 2 10
b m. Tel $50.
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lCortinred on Pare IL
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NO MORE
LABORERS
japanese Coolies Can
not Come Here.
THE CHINESE REfORM[RS
Kang Yu Wei Denounced as Hater
of Christians and a Leader /.
of Cranks.

FIONGKONG, June 1.-The Japanese
government has Instructed the local
governments not to give passports for
laborers going to Hawaii under any
circumstances till fuDther notice The
immigration question as regards Ha-
waii requires "a japanese paper re-
marks) the consideration of the jap
anese authorities prior to the new Ha-
waiian bill coming into operation The
japanese immigration companies are
making urgent complaints over the in
struction 81
Japanese in China.
1t is stated by the Japanese paper
Chino that Baron Kodama.' GoYernor
General of Fornosa, and Mr. Goto.
Chief of the Civil Government Depart
ment, have interested themselves great
ly in the problem of spreading Japan
ese influence in FuhlIen. BY giving
substantial aid to schools, fostering the
establishment of a newspaper, promot-
ing the organization of sericultural
station and encouraging navigation,
they have succeedel. IN winning much
public approval. so that the. people OF
suhsslp ,sslI haya ssnf g rsgsSd yans
|showif 8 "a Q zSosSffoh ST ut q take her for
model in everything. There are traces
of the enthusiastic penman in this par
agraph, says the Japan Mail. but we
may assume that it contains some
grains of truth. And yet writer in
Harper's Weekly, in an article entitled
"Japan's Failure in Corea" hints that
Fuhkien should ultimately, in event of
China's breakup. fall to the United
States as Japan has shown her incom-
petence to govern such a province.
Cruelties in Court.
On the 18th ult. four or five foreign
gentlemen went into Canton with a
guide to see the different places OF In
terest: and at last when they visited
the Nam Hoi Magistrate Court one
of them turned pale and tainted. partly
at the sight of the cruel tortures that
he witnessed and partly from the sti-
fling heat and the ill-smelling crowd I'm
the close room. The yamen runners
and the usher quickly rendered their
assistance, one procuring water. an
| other tea, and another blowing some
medicinal powder up his nose, and in a
minute or two he recovered and all
went away in chairs to Shameen. A
person of delicate and sensit We fee ings
should not run the risk of seeing spec
| tacles.
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PHYSICIANS.

L grO D. AUguR. homeopathic Prac-
a6nef . special attention given To
lfonlc Diseases. office and residence,
stianla ST., nearly opp. Methodist
hva' to a' m svnd... M. an ~ y,
|ln a ms Tel f3A
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The Reformers in China.

The Hongkong Daily Press publishes
the following letter:
| Sir:-In last nights China Mail there
appears letter signed Wee Hood Sin.
| Do Kang Yu Wei and his fanatical fol-
| overs mean it, or has jok> been per-
| ,esrated By the mercenary who wrote
| he letter? The writer has the audacity
| % sign himself "a Prot slant This Is
| | nice way 10 whitewash Karg Yu Wei
Ind his men. but a4ey se BILE man
| asiiy sees through tha fl So veil.
1 r is we'll keow- a - Yu Wei
| .nd his men are dead agai-st Christian
| " ard Christians as the :aev ament in
| aver of Confucius - .fucianism
Chira. Japan. : ard the
| traits Settlements coal 81 'ev proves.
| -anp has been tryi - aaa 'fahpmet.
! ,lt has failed petss~ah Tut Kang
| u Wei is slich ss some day,
/ CONTINUED on Fare III
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Notes From Nankin.

The Marking correspondent of the
North China Daily News reports the
return to his duties there of the old
| Viceroy. Liu Kun-yi who had surren-
dereu his official seals, but mas now
taken them back. He also notes that
some Japanese have established them
| selves near the rum Tower, .Janking,
and have opened school for the stu5y
| of languages. When the school is IN
| full running order some two hundred
| Japanese are expected to be IN attend
ance. They are to study Chinese, while
| Chinese students are to receive instruc-
1 tion in other branches.
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.vSsoN a JUDD "A. 4. c. Atkinson
IA Albert v. Judd, Jr.l-Ofiice over
s.sep 4 Co.'S bank. cor. Merchant
pa kaanumanu Sts.
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Il q. ". JOBE.-Orice 2s Fort 81.
sufs \ 90 10 "a. m. To 4 and to 3 d.
sunday 10 i0:30 q. m. tel. f32.
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In Chaplain. = Veterinary Surgeon
md pcnunt, Office King 81. Stables;
id i0s1 calls day or night promptly
nswored specialties. obstetrics and
lmensHa
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u A g. POSEY specialist for Eye.
'hf Throat ana Nose Diseases and Ca
hrh Masonic Temple. hours To IL
a m. 10 and ! 90 D. m.
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! smith bldg, cor. For,
III Hotel sts.. Office hours y 10 4
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j G n. HfgH.-PhiladeIphi Dental
olege isa3. Masonic Temple. Tel. ana
} A. G WALL. DIR. o. E. WALL
Zee hours \ a. ~. TO d. m. Love
Me. Fort ST.. Tel t3t.
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r. c. wATERroUsE.-oHlce and
|'sdsnce. King ST.. near Alapai. ONCE
|purs, 20 n a. M. I TO . and 7 to 8
m.. telephone pJi white.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-10-13
Captain Huat's Itinerary.

Captain Frank Hunt Is making hosts
OF friends wherever he goes. He is
making votes for himself aud for the
entire state and legislative ticket.
The more the people see of him the
better they like him and the stronger
he Is.
He lie not Q public speaker but he
talks business on state affairs to the
people.
Every time he comes personally In
contact with man he makes a friend
and often transforms political OPP
ponent into warm supporter.
Captain Hunt is fit exponent OF
Jeffersonism, simplicity and candor.
He tells the people plainly what he
will do ii elected.
He is rapidly winning bis way into
the hearts Of Idahoans, and will make
a practical, sensible governor.
Everywhere he goes he makes friends.
In many places he meets with Idaho
volunteers who greet him warmly and
regardless Of party ties are supporting
him Loyalty. Boise Capital
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-10-13

lspss Of tims. Steam is simple aue.-f.
ssetivc means for fixing permanently
the compounds. The result illustrated
makes il practicable TO oxidsks the at.
mospherse Nitrogen In uniimiged guam.
Titles, merely by the uss Of cheap me
ehanicsl power aud simple electrical
apparatus. In this manner many com.
pounds Of nitrogen mas be manufac.
tvrcd all over the world at small
cost. and in any desired amount. aud
by means Of these compounds the soil
can be fortified and i,s prodneiissnes.
indefinitely increased. An saundarec
Of cheap and heaithfui food. not astl-
heial. but such as We are accustomed
TO. may thus be obtained. This new
and inexhaustible source of food sup
ply will be OF inealcnlable benefit 10
mankind, for IL will enormously con
tribute to the increase Of the human
mass, and thus add immensely 10 hu.
man energy. Soon, hope. the world
Will see the beginning Fl an Industry
which, in time to come. win. believe.
be In Importance next to that OF iron -