The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-06-23

elected new officers for the coming
six months
Photos of the Iolanthe amateurs
by j. J. Williams, ornament the
windows OF the Hawaiian News Com
Danys store
The steamer James Makee loaded
City tons of coal in two hours at the
.. r. & L Co.'s wharf the other day.
Pretty good work
The Oahu Railway viii run extra
trains on the Fourth. Boat races
viii be one of the events at Pearl
Harboz, dance at Remond Grove is
another.
The engagement of Mr.. Paul r.
Lsenberg and Miss Beatrice Nc
Brvde is announced. Mr.. Isenberg
IS one OF our popular residents, while
Miss NcBryde belongs to very
much esteemed family.
i sailor from the Morning Star,
while running with an open knife in
his Az out of q saloon Saturday
evening, fell on the street, the knife
entering his body, seriously injuring
MIN. He was taken TO the Hospital
Queries were heard on the streets
yesterday as to what has become OF
one OF the members OF the Secret
Service" Anyone knowing his
whereabouts would confer favor TO
me public BY giving the desired IN
formation
4 native named Simeona was
drowned Monday evening at the
kinau wharf, the result OF quarrel
with another native. They both fell
into the water, when It Is supposed
the native named was killed by
striking his head ss he fell.
Mss Day. sister of Mr.. Richard
Day. met with an accident Wednes-
day. While out driving. upon start
inc she reached for the lines when,
not catching both, the horse started
70 turn upsettlng the buggy from
which Miss Day fell. striking her
head
Her Majesty the Queen granted,
Friday morning, an audience TO
Hon. W D. Alexander. who pre-
sented Rev. and Mrs Hammond,
Prof. Dutton. Of the United States,
and Prof. Marcuse, Of Germany
The callers were afterwards shown
The Throne Room
The Hawaiian Band attracted q
great many to Makee Island, Wal
kiki. Thursday evening. The even
lng was a beautiful one, and the
Band did It's usual good playing.
six trsmcars were jammed full on
Ashe homeward trip, besides many
hacks and buggies-
Saturday evening native was
found lying insensible on Lllha
near School street. 1t Is supposed
ne fell from a horse, although when
examined at the Hospital no bruises
could be found on any part OF the
BODY. He died Just as be was being
removed 20 the Hospital
Among the passenger arrivals oy
the s. =. Castle on Saturday were
sIr. and Mrs. George Schussler- Mr.
SchussIer Is connected Eith the en-
gineering department Of the Spring
valley Water Works OF San Fran
cisco. Mr. Schussler IS taking z sea
trip for his health and VIII visit the
Volcano and other points OF interest
4 f the Islands
Tuesday evening some Of the more
proficient members OF the Either
Club were invited to Hon. Samuel
Parker's residence to while away an
hour or two with music Her Ma
jesty the Queen was present, attend
ed BY several ladies OF the Court,
among whom were Mrs Chas- CLARK
and Mrs. W. h Aldrich Captain J.
Ross and Mr.. 7. P C1mmins were
also among the number OF invited
guests
The chief topic Of conversation IN
the community Wednesday morning
was the million dollar Law suit, which
promises to be the most important
case ever brought IN our Courts
here viii no doubt be 3 strong ar
rsy Of legal talent on each SIDE
Judging from counsel already en-
gaced by plaintiffs It IS said that
over 10000 tons Of sugar has slrsady
been taken of the Walkapu CON
mons land
Eastern exchanges state that Ar-
John {. Klein, Of the New YORK
World stat. and wei known N jour
nalistic circles al over the world,
was married On the 18th May az the
Rutgers Riverside Church, New
YORK, to Mrs. Ora Cecil Bel Dasent-
Mr.. Klein became noted as the cor
respondent Of the Associated Press
At Samoa during the troubles which
saded IN the fr1-Dartite treaty be-