The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
REVOKE LICENSE
OF DR.. CHU FONG
Board Of Health Takes Drastic
Action Regarding Old Chi
nesO Physician.

After twnhuur ioHnlon yesterday
afternoon, aud Nv reluctant, though
unanimous vote, the board of health
passed resolution Requesting the ton
tiiofinl ifrnuut1r ~ revoke The liccnno
10 pfnrilsu mcOiolnU held 10y Dr. Chu
l'0ng The inprntiunli0n nnd hction
was taken upon the recommendation nf
the c0f0nOr'p Hurry tlnt pnsncd upon ihn
death Of Lnu Luni MOh, Chinnmnn,
who according TO tho death certificate
signed 10y pr rhu Fong, died " from n
Rick ln The fiHhl beg NV n horse, - but
who according 40 The jury, died from
Rrplieoipin, Duo i,o that plive'"ihn h I'm.
prnnuf ifonlfno
Tho lnvrfllgn ton yesterday WINS n
thorough ono, be- examination of The
charged phi Wriiu and his wlincaaoa ho,
inR conducted by Attorney urnonl
! Lindsay with I \ r. nasistnnco 0f IN W.,
| G., Hobbs, u Wtnhnf ~ the honrd lur
! IN Andrews nlWonred on behalf of chu
l'ong
'l'lic etnmnttlou In brief showed
| ihhi The dnpl Nv was called ~ nltoud
1nu Lum Mob, following tho kick by
! he horse, on October 80, Ito ndvipod
| tho man 10 ITO 10 the hospital, but tho
latter pfusod llo then wished tho
wound IN 'mcdioinob SOAP purrhnaod
I w n drug fI0re, wiped II on with nov
/ ornl undOrf llrla found IN tho house
ANA Then went nwnY without even putt
! linQ The lcH IN HpielH, although the IN,
iurcl mnii bud pirlrolod u compound
! lutiure,
Ne onibc bncl. on November and
hRnin me tenth, on which occnboDa ho
Idd NOT Md much 10 his rtontmcni,
! ulnRrodo got IN, nll the arteries hnying
! hNrn EN- nnd circulation iu the lcp
stopped nllOgolhor aud The inevitable
result followed The man did on no.
! Vnmbrf n,
! [ thn fDDg attempted 10 avoid blnmc
! by LpltiUg rolugo IN the fnci That lac
hnI advised tho man 10 20 10 tho h0Hpi,
ihl md pot n lnOlri' doctor and that
| The lnlier refused, Tho bonrd, nflor
mtlilio cross0KnnInnlion decided That
~ be- had continued IN tho lrontmont
0f The mnn's injuries he wnH prOloa.
Hipnnlly responsible,
During the c0r0ncf's Inquest BIZ Ind
| testified, according 10 tho record, that
h 3 had mixed medicine with n "y0ung
hlehon" presumably n dead ono) md
INT that on tho leg, Yesterday lao
| 'lNNlNH UNIV NV UlNt nN UlUt nuWnNNfl
bdmit TINT he lhd trentod tho wound
win ten lonyoB, usually considered u
h0mewhal mild lreatmoDt for n com'
ljpOUnd fracture
| Doctor Sinclair, nocrOpHy surgeon
described his suspicious upon eooing II
7 denll certificate mndo ont by Cbu F0Dp
with the inadequate ronB0n given, hii
ordering the body TO BIO posted aud Bic
autopsy, which revealed the terrible
. condition Of tlo mnD u log, which WA
putnd, having been absolutely dead foI
4 pfOb1bly u week before tho nnni him
i, self died, Ipi
4 When pressed m 10 who made on
The deml certificate for him, (ho 20
!, being able 10 rond or write lGnglial
:, d. Cbu fong and that Willie Che'FI
/, did, iHdlcntiDR with llla hhndn Orlw
1 fordinn proportions. While Crawford
ID aims Che Fn, however, did u good jol
\. Of the translation, for tho doctor re-
penled on the stand yeatordny lg he
J, lief that the man died from Kick OI
the right leg by n horse, nddnR TIN
II lie wis u very old man ana Ind pniD
n. In bis bhelu