Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-21

Wallach is to go to Molokai. At !
last the ambition of his heart is to
he realized, and the Board of Health
has granted him the permission he
has been asking for so long. This
gction was taken at the meeting of
the Board yesterday afternoon.
But none of the politicians are to
so. Wallach's demand that three
members of the Committee of Ten be
allowed to accompany him and Pres
idont Pinkham to the Settlement, to
help him select the twelve subjects
for his experiments, was denied.
The healer" is also to be allowed
TO come and go through the doors Of
the Receiving Station whenever he
feels like it. His request for key
to the inner door and one to the out
or door is, to all intents and pur-
poses, granted, for the Board author
lied the installing of push buttons at
each of the doors, by which Wallach,
or anybody else, may summon the
keeper to admit him or permit him
to leave. Thus the Board gives Wal
lach what he asks for, and at the
same time by a tcchniCality saves its
! face
There was marked absence of en-
element at the meeting yesterday.
| There was absolutely no discussion of
any proposition, except for the ram
bling remarks made at the beginning
| by KalauOkalani, which seemed to
/ have no bearing on anything Ev-
! cI ything was cut and dried. All the
motions had been prepared before
nand by President Pinkham and
were neatly typewriter. Nobody
wanted to talk. Even Wallach and
the Committee of Ten maintained Il
silence that was surprising.
Even when Pinkham sprang his
surprise on Wallach in the shape of
signed and stamped certificate
showing that the man, Chas. Hoo
ing about town as lcper whom he
Ould publicly exhibit and then cure,
Lad been examined and pronounced
by the examining physicians Of the
POard not lCpcr. nobody, not even
WalIach himself, said anything.
But after the Board had gone into
executive session to discuss the chol-
era case which had been discovered,
.,l ,N',II,,b bnJ hnpn GraI put int n
the corridor, he began to hop up and
Down like an animated jumping-jacB
and demand, what have they done
30 / get to go to Molokai? DO | get
q key to the outer gatc?" The care
fully wogdcd motions granting him
everything he asked for had been be-
$Und his power of comprehension,
and he didn't know whether he had
won or not.
Shanks Mossman and Chas. Motley
Explained to him that he had been
\ wen everything he wanted.
do get key, them" he demand
ca.
no: you don't get key" said
1 MOssman. "They are going to put in
uush buttons. so you can call tho
Eeeper every time you want to go in
Ct out"
"But why don't | get kcy?" in,
isistcd Wallach, who wanted to fee
the actual, tangible metal in his
hand.
"Thc action was taken on the ad'
Vice Of the Attorney Gcncral?" said
Mossman.
ITO hell with the Attorney Gen
Grail" vociferatcd Wallach.
Mossman disrcgardcd this express
sion of the sentiment of the quack
and went on to explain that Wallacl
was to be allowed to go to MOlOkai
hut that the Committee of Ten CoulC
not go.
"That'S all right" said Wallach
That's all | want
Pinkhsm's Report
The meeting opened by Pinkhau
reading his usual memoranda, which
were unusually long. There wer,
several of these memoranda. Pink
ham went at length into the Wallace
controversy and recommended tina
Wallach be allowed to go to MOlOkai
but that none of the Committee o
Ten be permitted to go. He also rec
commended the installation of electri,
bells and push buttons at the Re
cciving Station, for the purpose o
summoning the keeper when anyon,