The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-28
FARE WELL
TO BISHOP
Big Crowds Gather in
the Cathedral
Yard.
tFrvn. Wednesdays Advertiser,

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p,shon ,n,.
-, r.. 80 au a'her Vaientlrh
% rar.o,, ,a-. IN iha"ah paue
o.. g., us,e.,,. ~ t"el parishion-
~ g @ .,s 'n iea'e 'ouay III
Aiai',eua Ell route TO Rome,
NJ -. ,r, washington ana
1,oau -. III 'heir
a-,a, oe VI .ne iarsest ever ac-
wa,i VI any '"ureh III fia-
ser,,;oo 4, ~ Ca,s., oeneu,c'ory
pi,,, ~, al at "hich the
~. t,,rauoar ~ -, was a''enueu
,f.an,'as. =, pTvpe
a.. ~, ~, 10 .ne hsnop, ra'her vaien-
IN ",u .ne ersy went TO the reception
-, 80, ioi iieaIiy 'Wo'
TL,a,,. ~ me i,'ui.i.uue'
IA 49, s 'he o,u Ca'ho-
ises az ,,,,.,a p'asu vi .ne prem
,,,,, 20 ''"s " ura" large
Ea.1 r,.. isnop anu
,oir 49, - 80 "Ai Oe ms ciap
cue, ...s " 'ne apai
~, ~, i e'er vi 'ne nall
s,, v,n.,,,, n.,e sy' rleioh |oh-
,a,.o,.,.o y, 'us Coisui "a
90 p,... .ioh VI h'eii'pers
80 -, Inc rooni
pan.I pout,,,, rlencii
No, ,,,,,, 'i,u ,iawai'an iiass.
youn, ha,;t 49, ns o'u anu
., .he pishop
N'seu 'ie s'shet ring
~
-. 'ns nisnop anu fa,her val
,rau r,,,o, ~ honor a'
oa.. ssn T, Wy iiawaiiah coinmuni-
mai,a. aa,,oa,n ,aD was iaueh win ma
and responded to by the Bishon and
Father Valentin. and ConsuIs vizza
vona and Canavarro. Other prominent
guests present were Messrs Augnst
Dreier. F. w. MacfarIane and Iohn,
Ena. ma,
the Alameda this morning at o o,c,oc,
at which time there will be nonnlar
demonstration IN their bebaIf Tbev
will go to washington wbere tbe,, viii
he nresented to presIdent poosa,,o,. 49,.
the CatboIic disnitarias thano IT,
also have Letter 80 ,otroa,,n.,. 80.
/ Covernor Cartar Thanao 49,, M, ~
to Franc. ona ttar 80 pe,.,'
tho ,to.,o ~ Ha . " Des,uni 10 vis,l
thev ba,onn IT. " .ne oiue, " w,iiclh
s, "'n s ho" ioca'eu III
ouva'i' neisiuii,. BEFORE tne priestiy
were eNpeiieo from france, the
Iao'ner house was iocated IN Paris.
Ailerwards the Blshop and his Secre-
.ary VIII go 10 Rome, intending to-
Visit the rope pelore the end OF June,
as at that tlme the cardinals VIII be-
leaving the Eternal City.
The Bishop was presented with a.
purse containing goodly sum.
~ ~ - 80 80 80 - 80 %>>>
70 q snoo;ol oo,;....
by tba sno.Lor " NC 'ppoin'eu
Tha Snoaiion
ond ShoIdor o. :4e' i.ne' neis
o,,iro 80 $50 'onn1itIee 10 ln'
9' "'"n' 'onuuo''
VETOED LEPRoSY BILL.
m II ne nI governor % nN veto OF the leprosy
nili lh. ID. lLo(; was READ at the morn
ins SESSION ol the house. In the course
ol IL the governor made these obser-
'atigns:
~ Is unfortunate that extreme
| legislation OF inns character on this
subject should be precipltated at this
tiihe. congress mas seen mt to pass an
appropriation OF Sloo,0oo for the es-
tabilshment or hospital at Moloka1,
|
ease; and that this work will be Wig
orously pushed is shown by the latest
advices from DIR. Wyman, United
states Surgeon'General, and head OF
the Quarantine and Marine Hospital
Service. lie states that already pre-
liminary plans have been discussed,
and that he expects to arrive here in
the latter part of next month.
by the proposed act it is intended
to provide combination of medical
examination and court trial. Arrests
are to be no longer made of alleged
cases OF leprosy, but citation or sort
of civil summons is to issue to persons
suffering with leprosy, who shall be-
deemed CAPABLE OF spreading the dis
ease, TO appear before board of five
physicians, all OF whom must be pres
ent, for the purpose of an examination
to determine whether or not the per-
son is suffering from leprosy and is ca
pable of spreading the disease.