Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-17

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FMaru arrived off the port from Hong
! kong and Japan ports shortly before
! seven o'cioGk this morning with 4
well developed case of smallpox on
| board ,4
rrs. Carl Ramus Sinclair, Marshall
and others connected with the local
branch of the Federal quarantine ser
vice made a careful diagnosis of the
case of illness and promptly placed
the big Japanese liner under deten-
ton. The vessel was brought inside
the harbof flying the yellow flag and
sent alongside the quarantine wharf
there to remain until after one o'clock
this afternoon when it was decided 10
let the ship come to her berth at
I1ackfeld wharf to facilitate the dis
charge of about eight hundred tons
Oriental cargo.
A cabin passenger named T. II, Day
boarded the vessel at Shanghai. He
took down with smallpox on the even
ing of February 14th. DR.. Charles
Cohen surgeon of the Chiyo took
Immediate steps for the complete iso-
lation Of the afflicted passenger Day
together with mess room boy
Wee removed to the contagious ward
in The Chiyo Hospital.
Upon coming to the quarantine
wharf Day and his servant boy were
removed to the Federal hospital on
quarantine island. The passengers
were yaccinated. The vessel was sub
jected to a painstaking fumigation
which was finally completed this aft
ernoon
The patient is pronounced as doing
as well as could he expected 1t isl
believed that the disease will not
prove fatal.
The Chiyo Maru brought IT'S ton 4
general cargo for the port. Work of
getting this out of the ship was be
gan shortly after two O'Clock this aft
ernoon The discharge is believed will
be completed tonight and it is the
present intention to dispatch the yes
sci for San Franci; co on or about ten
O'Clock tomorrow morning
-Four cabin pas jengers left the yes
sci at Honolulu. In addition to 6S
Filipnos six second class and three
Chinese were left here.
No sickness developed among the
Filipinos or other Asiatic passengers
Upon the removal Uf Day from his
cabin to the quarantine station hos
pital the stateroom received a thor
ough fumigation. The Chiyo Maru
hospital was also given the same
treatment, In the vaccination of pas
5engers all received the virus save
some sixty who were obliged to await
additional supply of vaccine from the
Federal station.
AT the noon hour all passengers as
Nell as crew had been vaccinated
All cabin passengers were granted
permission to come ashore. The Chi
10 has in transit 81 cabin passen-
gers. Among them being a number
If returning missionaries.
CHARLES Voglesang is among the
nfcu@h passengers who is proceeding
y hamburg, Germany Noglesang is
representing the America
Inc on business tour, He is we'll
lnown i'll Honolulu having visited this
'ort about year ago in company
WITH the large excursion party on
'oard the big German steamer Cleve-
and.
MISS Harvey is through passen-
,er proceeding to London. A party
including Charles r. Vickery, Ka'e
'ickery and A. Vickery, are bound
or New York after a tour of the Far
'ast. j. G McClurg is a passenger
no VIII leave the vessel at San
francisco after a round trip to the
'rlent. He halls from Los Angeles e
clarence GrpesbeCk of Portland, q
'regon. is a through passenger. t
Captain W. w Greene was on the t
ridge of the Chiyo having Joined the !
essel at Yokohama on the outward d
oyage. Captain Greene was the re-
plent Of warm greeting from local ;
tipping men. 6
urine Back from Island Ports. y
The Mateon Navigation steamer q
urine returned from island ports g
lis morning after having taken on Il
agar and left cargo at different n
0rts. /,
or the siXty-five hundred tons sugar n
least two thousand tons will be re- h
ned product from 4 local plantation. ri
he authority received by Shipping b