Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-19
DEATH Of GAMAR|NOS
POPULAR FRUITERER A
VICTIM OF ANEURISM
NO ONE AT HIS BEDSIDE WHEN
DREAD SUMMONS CAME.
FUNERAL AT 3P. NJ.
TODAY.

Demetrius George Camarinos died at
Ills home, corner OF King and Alakea
streets. Sunday forenoon at about 9:ij
o'clock. the direct cause OF death be-
ing anuerism OF the heart. Deceased
had not been feeling well for long
time and was recently a frequent suf-
ferer.
The circumstances OF his death were
az follows: On Saturday night. Mr..
Cnmarinos was in company with c. II.
Brown and others and az that time he
complained of severe pains in the re-
eion of the heart. He went home early
and retired.
AT about $3.50 o'clock yesterday
morning. Mr.. Brown called around to
see Mr.. Camarinos and found him in
bed reading the newspaper. He stated
that he was far from well and that he
had been unable TO eat anything but
an orange. He stated that he would
remain in the house during the fore
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Mr.. Brown left at about quarter OF
nine.
At about $3.50 o'clock. the japanese
hoy went UP into the room with light
breakfast which he placed near 10 Mr.
Camarinos. About a quarter of an
hour later he went up to the room to
remove the dishes and found his EN-.
ployer leaning over on his right side
his head and shoulders resting on
pillow He was grooming and upon be.
ing asked what the matter was. vouch-
safed no answer. The boy at once
81 mmoned George Andrews. the
nephew OF Mr. Camarinos. lie ad.
dressed his uncle but there was no
answer Or. Herbert was summoned
hut the deceased was beyond human
aid An autopsy was held in the al
ternoon and aneurism of the heart was
found to have been the cause of death.
The body was removed to the under
taking parlors of II. II. Williams. Fort
street, from which place the funeral
will take place this afternoon.
Camarinos was born In a little village
hear Sparta, Greece, about As years
ago. He was educated in TIE schools
Of Sparta and later on went to the uni
Sersity OF Athens. He was educated to
become priest in the Greek Orthodox
church. However he abandoned this
vouse and became clerk in mercan-
tile establishment. He came to New
York in 1877 and later on came to San
francisco and established himself In
The fruit business He was very sue
tessful and amassed considerable
'oit tune.
The first visit OF the deceased to this
country was in 1892 while his lats
brother p. G. Camarinos, was in the
fruit business in this city. 1t was his
intention to arrange for the shipment
of bananas to the Coast but he re-
ceived $1,000 from the local shippers to
keep out OF the business for five years.
He then returned to his business on
the Coast.
In 1897 his brother died and he came
&c Honolulu to carry on the fruit bus
mess. He got along so well and liked
The country so much that he decided to
spend the remainder of his days here
Deceased was very well liked by all
who knew him and his friends in the
city may be numbered by the hundreds.
He was always IN happy frame Of
mind and never too busy to talk with
anyone who desired to have few min
utes' conversation with him on any
subject whatever He was most gen
erous and there are many in Honolulu
today who have tasted of the hospital
Ity of "Cammy." He was particular
friend of all the newspaper boys Ia
Honolulu and on the Coast and many
are the good times he has shown
them.