Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05

through tne oulluihgs Oh the Lepro-
sarium, ten In number ana found the
appointments most complete 1t is
proposed to treat twenty patients at
time, and the most scfentihc and
thorough research for the long
sought cure VIII be made by the fore
most scientists OF the world IN the
long row Oh buildings mat strelcnes
ior SUI ieet aiong the DUN ABOVE the
sea Just beyond kaiawao.
Two pupnc meetings were helu,
one at halawao IN the morning anu
the other at haiaupapa IN the AFTER
mon. AT these meetings the lepers
preferred their simple httle requests
ana the members OF the Legislature
auuIesSeu mem as eaeh saw NJ Most
vi tne speeches were encouraging
anu hopeiul.
Inc exceiient work being done by
JACK McVeigh at the Settlement so
impressed the legislators that boom
was promptly started for McVeigh
ior fresiueht OF the Board OF Health
ana IL was stated that resolution
VIII be introduced In both Houses OF
the Legislature today asking the Gov
ernor 10 appoint MIN.
Dr. Goodhue came In for much
praise from everybody = the sick,
the government officials, Brothers,
sisters and Legislators. He is un-
uouptediy the best-lked man In the
settlement, and the hardest-worked.
Sherln ). Il. Waiamau Is also very
popular with the sick people. He Is
no longer cIassed us one OF the SICK
himself having been re-examined
Iast year ana discharged-after ne
had peeh compelled to spend thirteen
years IN the Settlemeht as leper.
Memories OF Home"
a NUMBER OF the party visited the
Bishop Home for girls In the after
noon and most of,them found II inn
possible TO restrain their emotion
wheh the girls, some OF them hardly
more than niue tots, all dressed up
In their llttle hnery--a bit of lace
OF new riDDoh-sahg Tor them, the
words OF the beautiful songs coming
from 'hroats drawn with disease
through lips puned and swollen.
"heh they sang Memories OF Home
some OF the visitors hastily pressed
'he sister III charge what money
they could hnd In their pockets, to
pe expended Tor the dement, OF the
unfortunate children, ana hurried
OUT iheS .couidh stand II any lon
ger.
Inc arrangements for the trip, SO
iar us the lnter-island Is concerned,
were eNceiieht. PRESIDENT Kennedy
himseit accompanied the party and
aiueo captain freeman ana Purser
White IN looking AFTER the comfort OF
.he guests. Ihe "Trip was made In
'"e """ha Ned
among those VINO made the trip
were IT. H. suJimo'o ana Or. Suzuki,
surgeon general ana surgeon OF the
Japanese framing squadron now mere.
"es were accompanied py H. u. H.
roiS'er' pritish consul Dr. cooper
anu o'her honolulu physicians were
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