The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-11-17

ASSuc OA S0sutOspoO III bonus, lot new
boats on the China service. 1t will
need three new steamers for this line.
The two steamers now building viii
be done by March l.
San Francisco News.
a rumOr has been in circulation
that ex-senator James G. Fair had
married Miss Mary Lake, OF Miss
Lakes Seminary. The report came
from New York by wire, TO the effect
that they were welded in Virginia
city, Nevada; but both parties deny
the soft Impeachment. Fair says he
has not seen the lady within 8 year.
Frank GOdfrey-, editor Of the Para
disc of the Pacific, is at the Palace.
The California Traffic Association
mas been organized. 1t is composed
Of merchants and shippers, and is for
the purpose of compelling the S. P.
Railroad Company TO give lower
freight rates, overland and local.
Edward Bruner, known as the boss
0OOdler OF the last Legislature, has
been arrested on an indictment by the
Grand jury, and Is now out on bonds
awaiting trial.
The Superior Court has decided that
the overhead wires must come down
from the roofs OF houses.
A meeting was held in the Cham
Der Of Commerce 10 protest against
the proposed pOst-office site, but the
friends Of the interested property
owners and the commissioners packed
the meeting and defeated its object
Commissioner John p. Irish says the
site has been bought
J. c. Flood and party have made 3
fast trip 10 New York, beating the
time made by the Maekay party ten
minutes
The Belt Line OF railroad on the
water front has been opened for bust
ness It viii be a great savingl TO
merchants.
a japanese crew went 70 sea on the
Robert :. Besnand bound for Calais,
recently. This is the first entire crew
OF Japs which ever left this port.
Irving NJ. Scott, of the Union Iron
Works, proposes 10 raise $500, 600
for the erection OF a great gun factory
IN San Francisco.
George W. Wieks, a prominent
member OF the Pacific Union Club,
blew his brains out in his rooms st
the club. Ill-health was the cause
assigned.
Two reindeer, from Siberia, have
been added 10 the Park Menagerie.
The TWO branches OF the Heyden-
feldt family have begun q fight in the
Courts for the estate Of the late Judge
solomon Heydenfeldt. The wife was
cut of without q dollar, and wants
some Of the $4,000 estate.
The reorganization of the local
Democracy indicates that the reign Of
Chris. Buckley is at an end. He has
taken house for the winter st Mon
tresl, Canada.
The Olympic Athletic Club have
laid the corner stone Of their new
building. 1t is 10 cost $4,000 and
viii be the most complete club build
ing in the world.
Mrs. Pratt Of the notorious Pratt
case has been divorced, but the court
finds that she was guilty OF adultery
With L. /. BrOmTeN. The divorce
vas on the ground Of cruelty.
A compact has been entered into
between the cable railroads 10 fight
the omnibus company, which has
captured the lions share Of traffic
during the past year. Cheap rides
for the public viii be the result.
E. A. Denicke, manager OF the
English Brewery Syndicate, which
controlled the beer business of this
coast, made a failure of his manage
ment and has resigned. His success
scr Is c. B. Stone, a well-knOwn poll
tician.
Judge OrvilIe c. Pratt, one OF the
foremost members of the California
bar, i dead.
On November LIST the running time
between San Francisco and Chicago
was reduced six hours.
:. ". Gibbs, the merchant, has
given the Armitage Orphanage the
Laurel Hail College property for a
home. Ii Is valued 81 $4,000.
Dr.. Russell Of the GraecO- Russian
Church has challenged the Russian
Imperial Consul TO a duel. Both are
prominent Russians. The consul re-
fuses TO fight but may be fonced 10.
Mrs. Maillard, the wealthy woman
who eloped with her husbands farm
hand, and i living with him in
Hum bOldt county, has been inter
viewed. She did not love her hus-
band and did love the hired man.
She viii obtain divorce and marry
her choice.
3. F. Cummings, a train-des-
patcher 81 Oakland, has been para
lived By the excessive chewing Of
tobacco.
The entire system Of the San Diego
street-car lines, embracing several
miles OF track operated by horses,
was purchased on October 18th by a.
b. Spreckels, son of Claus Spreckels,
the sugar king. he will at once con-
vert the main portion OF the system
into an electric railway with the
most approved appliances, and II that
proves satisfactory electricity will be
applied 10 all the lines.
The schooner Winfield Scott has
been seized for smuggling opium.
Trinity Episcopal Church viii be
rebuilt in new location at the
northeast corner Of Bush and Cough
streets. Il is to cost from $4,000 70
$4,000.