The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-10-02
DR.. NOBL|TT
IS NO MORE
Died Yesterday
The Typhoid
Fever.
(From Thursdays AdvertiserJ

| tFrom Thursdays Advertlser.J
DIR. w. S. Noblitt died Of typhoid
fever yesterday afternoon at 5 30 o'clock
at his residence. corner OF Hotel and
| Alakca streets. after months illness
Death came somewhat suddenly, as the
| physician had been feeling a little better
| the day before and even yesterday morn
ing. No funeral arrangements have
been made yet. but in all probability
the remains will be cremated.
DIR. Nobltt left the islands during the
summer and went to St Louis as a dele
gate from Hawaii to the Democratic
National Convention at St. Louis. He
returned to Honolulu on August 20, and
complained then of not feeling we'll
-Four weeks ago yesterday the physician
was compelled to take to his bed he
believing at the time that he was suffer
ing from muscular rheumatism. Drs
Taylor and Rhodes. however, found him
to be i'll with typhoid fever.
The deceased was born in Orange
County, Indiana, and was 80 years, FIVE
months and nineteen davs of age at the
time of his death. He took a profess
sional course at the Hospital College OF
Medicine of the Central University at
Louisville, KY, and afterwards prac-
ticed medicine in the Indiana Territory,
where he was for some time govern
ment physician. He came to Honolulu
here almost continuously since. He was
well known to the Hawaiians among
whom he had many friends
A few years ago DIR. Noblitt and the
Board of Health had difference of
np,,,;r, Nali,,.',
and the matter was carried into the
courts. DR.. Nobltt came out all right
in the end,
DR.. Nobltt leaves surviving him a
widow and six-year-old son, and his
mother, who arrived here recently to
visit with him. Mrs. Noblitt's mother
!, $500 s.s2 3 .,s'.sr As.s..s4A.A..A....A
vessels without proper credentials is
liable to be shot first and questioned
afterward. Even an employe cannot
enter the gates of the plants without
to the guard at the gate
a brass check bearing number. IL
he loses the check he loses his job All
wagons are stopped and inspected be-
fore they are allowed to pass within
the gates, and the driver is asked to
show his check. None but workmcn
are allowed on the vessels.
TRAINING BY HYPNOTISM.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Dr. Quacken-
bos' paper on the training and refor-
nation of children by hypnotism, read
at Sand Hill last week, at the New
York State convention of Mothers
Clubs, was criticized by Mrs. Harry
Hastings today in her report to the
New York City Mothers Club.
DIR. Quackenbos advised the giving
of hypnotic drugs" she said, and /
am very sorry he gave so many moth
ers that advice. Besides, / can't find
out what hypnotic drugs are. I've
asked half a dozen doctors since l
came home from the convention, and
they do not know
DIR. Quackenbos said tonight that he
evidently had been misunderstood. He
had distinctly stated, he said, that
the drug in such cases should be sug-
gested by the family physician. In
describing the treatment for a trouble
some child, DR.. Quackenbos said:
Let the mother take her place by
the bedside at night, when the child
is asleep, and begin in a firm. low
voice to repeat the desired sugges-
tons. If the child is nervous and
lwakens at the sound in each of sew
eral trials, administer some simple
hypnotic suggested by the family ply
stefan and wait the action of the
drug. If correction by precept and
has failed to check the
vicious propensities of your boy, do
he's ttnt To ,,i,, lit, l., 4,
and formulate the suggestion that he is
10 longer disrespectful, untruthful an6
but that he will be affec-
tomato and attentive to the requests
If his mother and teacher. sudden
,hange of attitude will be noticeable.
The same treatment will cure your boy
If cigarette smoking
RIIs' LIFE OF ROOSEVELT. y
COUNCIL BLUFFS, oct. lion the
ground that 1t is political work, Jacob
Riis' life of Roosevelt was today re-
ected by the trustees of the public IL
Irary, who were engaged In a revision
II the list of books to fiji the shelves
II the new Carnegie building. The list
inder consideration had been prepared
~ the librarian, who urged that there
lhd been number of calls for the
york. The question was raised by IA
republican trustee What do you De-
nocratic members think of this book"
Trustee Binder replied; IF you put
that way | say throw 1t out of the
ilndow. We cannot AFFORD 10 buy POI
teal works for this library"
The book was thrown out.
ANDRES MONUMENT SOLD.
NEW YORK. oct l2.-rhe monument
feeied by the late cyrus W. Field az
'appan, N, Y, 10 the memory of Major
andre was sold for non-payment ~
axes today AT Aew Cily. Rookland
ouniy. The monument stands on An
fe i'm, exactly over the spot Rhefs
be unfortunate British pfieer Wss
ufled after his ignoble death by hang
49,
since the death OF Field the family
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