The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-22

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iuis ~ ale sotihv - np Institution
maintained h3 ths rnnsi states foi
che tomfait sHd Wfnibelnn ~ travel.
sfs Who m8y have iHt misfortune NJ
PC obtained ln the lHiefeft ui she ruli
llH health
The haeioualoaitai laboratory ~ be-.
pisi With utpit appliance htreafff
to tVitn.iip uufk iu tWs 1ife0ilnn. m
CONNIE. tinn with thu meteorological o..
ratimoni D. o. pen Tor rIiuoa plef pr
Hobby iu explaining recent lmpurta.
ton " the piss snld "rhc shin start.
90 from san Francisco with % ruincn
pigs 10 died on the way ana % az.
rived here safely"
The hospital section. where contn-
gious aud nou.cuntnEIous cases are
treated, II an interesting group "
buildings. Small separate. nlr-tlEht
cottages are provided for smallpox
patients. Nearby IL the orderlys
domicile. The first class cabin passen-
sers' hospital. one side devoted to the
reception OF males. ana the opposite
side to females, II handsomely equip
ped. The floors are polished, the build
ings are made air-tieht FOR dsinfect-
ing, ana there is evidence on all sides
thut Uncle sam mas provided literally.
me sursical room would be credit
to the best hospitals.
The buildings for steerage and Asia
tic steerage passengers are large and
commodious. Then there are the build
ings for military patients and those de-
tanned Tor one reason or another
camp Roosevelt IL the name OF n
section provided with sandy streets,
Where wooden foundations erected
over waterways have been built. Up
on these can be erected tents for the
accommodation of 1900 soldiers, each
tent accommodating six men.
The crematory, in which the human
dead of Honolulu are incinerated, Is Il
compact brick structure where remains
ere crefnated thoroughly and In snort
time. The place Is scrupulously clean.
ana, We're chapel provided IN con-
hection with the ouildins' the whole
would De an even greater argument in
iaVor Oh cremation as against burlhl.
Al IL ocioch the PHYSICIANS anu
other Eues's were invited TO tue uih-
ing room, "here Ut. Coier hau set OUT
an eNceiieh' repas'' Inc room was
handsomely decorated with American
nass, garhished with the yellow nag OF
the quarantine service. Inc posts were
wrapped with red white ana p'ue
bunting representing the national COL
OTIS, ana gehoW Tor the service Inc
tapie was prettliy decorated with req
hipiscus mowers ana Terms Chowder'
sandwiches iquid refreshments ana
cigars were served. At each guest 8
place was souvenir card inscribed,
me territorial Medical Association
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u >. Quaran-
tine station, November ~, l9o4. Inc
card was adorned with crossed fiags
ana half-tone picture or the launch
'oahu''
Dr. Moore, retiring president of the
Association, proposed the health or Dr.
Coter' saying That MS visit mad been
revelation TO MIN OF a most modern
quarantine equipment, OF which he had
possesse really little knowledge. DE-
Cofer thanked the association Tor us
toast and In turn expressed his gratit-
ude IN having the association present.
he divided hohors with Dr. Waiter
Hermann, and his associates OF the
service, for aiding in the entertainment
OF the visitors.
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