The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-28

David B. Lyman, OF CnlcagO, VINO
is well known IN these islands, Is
the president Of the Chicago Title
and Trust Company.
Marshal Ashley has appointed
two white policemen TO guard the
boat landing. The unruly boat
boys will now have 10 behave
themselves.
Messrs. ;. B. Rose, 4. Brown and
J.H. BOYD have been appointed
Fire Commissioners. They will
have charge Of the recognized
Fire Department.
C. W. Ashford, as counsel for
John Sheldon, has noted an appeal
10 the Supreme Court from the
decision Of Judge Frear in the
hhabeas corpus case.
Rumor has It thar Frank Hus-
tace is 10 be appointed Chief Engi-
neer Of the re-organized Fire De-
partment. He Is an old fireman
and 8 good business man.
John White, the present Super
intendent of Water Works, is TO be
succeeded on March Isl by Andrew
Brown. member Of the Advisory
Council Of the Government.
Fort street presented lively APP
pearance Wednesdaywith the many
American flags flying. The day
was generally observed as holi-
day. All the business houses closed
at noon.
Paymaster J. r. Stanton, L. s.
n, arrived on the China. He will
relieve Paymaster J. c. Sullivan,
as feet paymaster, on the Mohican.
The retiring paymaster has been
ordered home.
Egan * Gums store is the place
just now for bargains. Their spe-
eial importation Of crepe goods
finds a ready sale. They have
many other leaders which are sold
at extremely low prices.
A native of India named Laka
died at the hospital Monday morn
ing. On Sunday evening he was
severely burned about the chest
which was caused by the bedding |
in his room catching fire.
The coroner's jury empanelled |
TO determine the cause of the death |
Of Alfred Stevens, the sailor whose
body was found in the bay on
Wednesday, brought in verdict
Of accidental drowning.
The Hawaiian Fruit & Taro Co.
has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: E. H. Bailey,
president; John Richardson. vice
president; W. 0. Smith, treasurer
A n Kepoikai, secretary and A.
Barnes, auditor.
James McGovern, who was az
rested as the supposed owner of the
opium captured on the steamer
was discharged last week
BY Judge Foster. Three Chinese
charged with opium in possession
were dismissed
The s. s. Victoria arrived at Ia
coma on the 14th inst. from Japan.
She reported that smallpox was
epidemic in Kobe. The steamer
Miiki Maru is due at this port on
the 9th Of March from Yokohama
with japanese immigrants.
Rev. James Kekela writes from
Nuuhiwa that he has sent to Homo
lulu box of chronological anti
quities from the Marquesas Islands.
They are a present from the Hawai-
ian missionaries there to Hon. c.
r. Bishop for the Museum.
Mr.. Wray Taylor, of the Immi- l
Bureau, received infor- $
nation by the China last week
that the japanese immigrant steam
n Mike Maru would not leave Yo- 7
zohama until Feb. 81, and therefor {
;he would be due on or about e
March 9Th. /
E. c. Macfarl ane in published +
at San Francisco roasts 4
and everybody con- i
lected with the Government with q
he exception Of President Dole. q
lie did admit that Mr.. Dole was '
n upright man and one who had y
be confidence Of the community.
Captain Petersen and his wife,
{ the wrecked bark Lady Lamp