The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-19

out food. Yesterday we vvsra ...,.u -,
~ saeAs OF rice. went e sven si~-
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s"-'C-H u n.isS - clstr.Dt- 49, =,
,S "cii as far as A. .O.s. ON. :, W.,
40. leed f,VVO ndAsry me.l. w mem M
b',t siy lnSJ ~ not sop TO re4so. 4.
20 -. "a IN pals. Az thy were bet,e
te-.'' "ouao Hot have s-cn scenes "a
those when occurred 10. .isrnt 40
Inc blk COMPANIES are faad,n,,
,,,''. OF the hungry Chinese from its
PNate RESOURCES, for We Will moi fail
'en~.e suffering as long as there (, :
"a. IN the treasury. We feel. how
800 ,.,,., that as the city has declared the
baS..ne' II should care for the in
go, s s affected by II. We will not
"SN Tor more food. as We are thanLfol
ior what We get aDw.s
hihyoun's fumigator was ksot busv
yes'erday Forcing sulphur fumes tnto
~. ne sew ers OF Chinatown. The funig, :
s soi OF several dwellings, In which
eee.ns nave occurred viii also b. at
sseInp.ed. The Chinese have some on
-, s 10 the tunigation of the rooms,
'ss "a al probability IL will be ordered
When the corps OF MEDICAL insnsctor.
reported Tor duty yesterday morning
-, Snalmers. head OF the sanitary de-
pa.tment. as precautionary measure
,, ' the doctors to work in coup-
Us u.u oe extremely careful not TO in
cur the enmity OF the Chinese.
rouoie Is brewing In the ranks of
,ne chinese Reform Association. liz
headquarters are I'm darknsss ana i,s
leader, Chan Chung Is eagerly soueht
TOT oy many OF the members OF the or
sahization, who have contributad 10 20
sums TO its support. '''' @
MANY OF the Chinese merchants. at n
,,nee.lng heid during the week. decided
IC
uue. Inc result Is that IL Is irnpossibIe
10 collect any money at present Tho
,nercnants claim that their money COM
ing through Wells. Fargo & Co. cannot
De collected. as II will not ba maid nv
them TO tl.s individuals over the orar-
.ntine lines, and unless their agent can
uenVer money at their places CT bust
ness, as directed by conslgnee. they will
have to go without. The result Is that
the money Is all leaving Chinatown and
none coming In.
Ine washington street Chinese thea
ter. recently opened and doing n larr.
business. has been closed by order of
the Six Companies.
No New se ssscrt. d.
IL Is now all but absolutely certain
mat the two last cases reported Fra
chinatown were not due to p.asue. DIR.
Niiaimcrs reported to the Board OF
hcaith yestcrUay that tnese wer. no
=, tos = since these, an fact that there
had not been known case of piagu. in
Unknown since June 2. A he latt r was
.he case or Chat Goo Con, pronounced
by Dr.. kellogg ard Ur. k,nyoun On
Juhe 4th 10 Be the most convincing casa
Yi psagde that had up to thar time c.nn.
under their notice.
After he had made his report for the
previous twenty-four hours. Or. Chal-
Iners was callCd upon for a general re-
port on the condition OF affairs in chi
natown. He said:
lt VIII require. In my opinion. AT
least Tour more days TO cleanse China
town thoroughly. Thus FAR we have
cleaHsed the houses. Easements, stores
ana streets very thoroughly. dragging
the accumulations OF filth out into the
streets. conveying them to the incin-
orators, hoodiEg ne streets with water
ana then sprinl<ling pavements from
slde TO side with chloride of lime
w hitewashers have been at work whit-
ening the Easements after they have
been cleaned, and the work done thus
Tar has been very thorough. The fumi-
gator Is In operation and has been pass
ing US disintectant gases into the sew
ers or CHINATOWN. and we have given
the chinese an idea of sanitation such
as they never had before
Il wish TO say. too, In this connection.
tnat the Chinese have helped US ma
terially. particularly the better class o.
merchants, who realize the need and
the wisdom of acquiescirg In what nust
dement, them and hasten the terminal
ton Of the quarantine"
DIR. Buckley offered the resolution.
printed In full elsewhere. providing for
the termination OF the Quarantine in
twenty days from the yerification OF
the last case TO date. provided no new
case Is discovered In the meanwhile
IN the latter contingency the twenty
days VIII commence to run from the
next verified case. The Board adopted
the resolution by unanimous vote.
The Board endorsed the action OF DR..
Chalmers In denying the right OF DR..
Piilsbury and DIR. Hodgehead to con-
duct an autopsy on the body OF Pang
sing before the health officials had de-
termined that an autopsy was neces-
sary. His action In permitting the two
doctors TO attenG the autopsy on the
body or Lee Shee Cal was endorsed ss
the Board officials had Already decided
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