Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-31

KIM BrHHteu lHe OlHtT udy' Tue To-
quests we've complied with by vote, on
the ndeistandIng that conditions In
the first case were observed.
j. Il. MOndonCa. who had taken the
serum, desired liberty to so to Waia-
lua, thence to KanCohe aud stay there.
His case comes under the condition Of
travel already modified at this session,
Mr.. Cooper suggested that restiic'
tons might be removed on this Island.
Mr.. Lowroy said that DE-. Car
michael, surgeon Of U. S. Marine Hos.
pital, had intimated that such action
would affect sugars from this island.
DIR. Wood remarked that 1t was easy
to hold things down firmly to one
place, but very hard to control matters
when once eased up. He presented n
petition from great many merchants
and shipping firms for removing re-
strictions from American and Euro
pean goods. This question had, how
ever, been settled by the adoption of
| the report from the committee on COM
merce.
At this stage DR.. Wood delivered an
address on sanitation, a report OF
which is deferred.
| Mr.. Smith, just before the meeting
adjourned at ABS, moved the followin
resolution, which was adopted:
THAT shipments of -four, feed, graii'
and other provender be permitted OF
special permits only, and that permits
be issued only on presentation of gooC
evidence that such articles are urgently
needed"
Wednesday, March rs.
DR.. Ernest Waterhouse, who arrived
here on the last Australia, put in an
application to the Board Of Health
yesterday for a license to practice
medicine in the Hawaiian Islands.
DR.. Warehouse IL graduate OF
Princeton, New York College Of Physi-
slams and Surgeons and has also spent
two years in hospital work in St.
Luke's Hospital in New York city.
Surgery is the Doctors particular
branch, as he acquired great amount
of experience in this in his hospital
work.
The application was tavorably acted
upon by the Board and will submit 1t to
the Minister of the Interior at the
earliest possible day.
A very peculiar circumstance has
been brought to light recently by DR..
Wood in his efforts to learn the exact
causes of unattended" death in cases
dated from the time the plague broke
out.
Death certificates Of he most UNI
satisfactory nature have been found.
In cases where patients have died I'M
attended 1t is customary to hold a post
mortem. In many cases of this kind
simply outward examinations were
In tIa attending nllv-
stefan stated that death was caused
by stomach troubles; this was ui,satis-
factory and he was asked to make 1t
more definite, he then stated that the
cause of death was apo JleXy. Seeing
: no connection between simple stomach
trouble and apoplexy post mortem
was held and the real cause OF death
was found to be typhoid malarial fe-
; yer.
I This, DIR. Wood stated. was danger
Gus to the community in which the
deaths occurred. II WAS argued by the
Board that all cases where physician
had not been in attendance that the
Board should see that thorough post
mortem take place under the super
vision of the Board.
At the meeting OF tho Board OF
| VI WIN
I plants were made and discussed. The
|, complaints were to the effect that peo-
= pie of some of the other Islands had
! exhausted their supplies Of -four, &C.
reals and canned provisions.
Before reading the complaints PreSi-
: dent Wood stated that the merchants
: were stunning the use of quarantine
wharf. II this wharf and the reSula-
= lions for the use of 1t ware In the fu-
I ture ignored the. Beard would neces-
: sarily restrict certain shipments.
= 1t was agreed by the Board that all
Q foodstuffs that could be fuinlgated
Il without injury could be shipped to al
y other islands.
p II was decided by tho Board OF
: Health at yesterdays meeting to ASK
y the Council Of State for appropriations
n and to place before that body plans and
n specifications for a city porgue. DR.
n Emerson, who has done considerable
6 post norton examining stated that In
k certain instances operators had to be
It done under very inconvenlent circum'
: stances, dangerous to the health of the
general public, all for the want OF 6
suitable morgue. This matter will bt
e presented to the Council of State a
y the earliest time possible.
n Applications to ship inter-islant
freight that Is being discharged
IS from ships alongside the wharves wa'
n asked for ut the Board of Health meet
d ing and granted to the Union Feed Co.
Washington Feed Co, McChesney 4
& Sons and the Won Hamm-foung Co.
i conditionally; that these goods shoul'
% not remain on The wharyes over nigh
and that they he fun,igated in the no
n air chambers az the Honolulu Iror
= Works. MERCHANDISE that cannot b.
j. handled in that manner Will not b'
= allowed TO be shippe0.