The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-21
NEW p. L.AGUE
LOCALITY
The Hotel Stables In a
Bad Way.
TWO CASES BEGAN THERE
No Quarantine Has Yet Been lnsti-
tituted and Business Goes
On as Before.

Owing to the Advertisers withhold
ing information concerning the place
where the last plague victim, All Hung,
was found, the Board of Health, with
the assistance of the police department,
was enabled to round up and segregate
nearly all of the Oriental employees of
the Hawaiian Hotel stables at an early
hour yesterday morning.
At the meeting of the Board of
Health this afternoon it will be decided
what is to be done with the premises.
There seems to be an unaccountable
disposition to treat them mildly.
The Chinaman, All Hung, who was
taken to the pest house early Monday
morning by DR.. Holman, was "a years
old and had worked in the stables for
the last seven years. symptoms of
bubonic plague became pronounced at
about 2 o'clock Monday afternoon and
at 6 o'clock the man was dead.
In an interview with an Advertiser
reporter yesterday Dr. Wood gave the
following history of the case:
DR.. Woods Statement.
TThe Chinaman, All Hung, who has
been working at the Hawaiian Hotel
stables for number of years, lived in
Kakaako part of the time and worked
at the stables On Thursday last he
askeu permission, through Mr.. Buckley
to change his place of residence to the
house of friend in Pauoa valley, men
tioning at the time that he was not
} feeling we'll. DR.. Cooper was sent fol
by Manager Buckley and the China.
man was examined. DR.. Cooper found
him with little fever, but did not con-
slider the case at all suspicious, saying
. that the man was most likely suffering
from slight attack of grip or cold
and the doctor informed Mr.. Buckley
that the Chinaman might change his
: residence. Mr.. Buckley says that hi
went to the Citizens Sanitary Com.
; mlttee headquarters to procure the
necessary moving permit and tha
while he was gone the Asiatic cleared
out.
"The Chinaman is supposed to hav,
gone from the stables to the home o
; his friends in Pauoa valley. We dC
not know where this house is and a.
yet have been unable to find out. TIL,
| police may assist us in tracing thi
3 mans movements from the time whel
he first left the stables. 1t was Thurs
day night that All Hung went up tn,
valley; on Sunday night, according t,
his own statement in the stables a few
g hours before his death, he was kicket
out of his friends house and wa
Obliged to sleep in a ditch in th
neighborhood until Monday morning.
All Hung made his temperance a
the stables early Monday morning. H
J, was very sick at the time Dr. Hoff
u mann was sent for and he took tn
: patient in his buggy to the pest mouse
: as suspicious case"
t The Hotel Stables were guarded dur
: ing Monday night. In the mornin
: seven Asiatics and several others EN-
e ployed in the stables were removed t
: the suspect camp at the battery. Their
= are two Chinese who have been work
ing in the stables that the authoritie
are looking for, who did not show u
> at work Monday morning, as was ex
pected, and have not been found ye
The Hotel and Pantheon Stables ar
l. owned by the same parties. althoug
each place is under a different man
= agement.