The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-22

IrOVe.
The Chinese and Japanese i'm
migrants that arrived on the
Gaelic have been released from
quarantine.
Henry Beckley, son of George
Beckley. arrived on the Australia
10 spend his school vacation with
bis parents.
One man is already figuring on
the cost Of an electric road to the
Pail in consequence of the offer
made by Mr.. Warehouse.
Marshal Hitchcock will return
on the 29th inst. Police Captain
Andrews is in town again. He re-
turned from Maui on Saturday.
An excursion party numbering
seventeen persons arrived on the
Australia. The members will take
in the volcano during their stay.
DR.. G. Martin, who was recently
employed as chemist at the Spreck-
elsville plantation, died at the
Queens Hospital yesterday morn
ing.
Mines from the Philadelphia and
Marion will struggle for the SUI
premacv on the diamond at half
past this afternoon, at the league
grounds.
The serpentine dance has cap
tured Honolulu, and the nights
that Miss Gassman has been billed
to appear in the dance have seen
crowded houses.
A coroner's jury has decided that
the native who died at the police
station on Sunday morning came
to his death from cerebral hemor-
rhages due to natural causes.
Ten shares of Inter Island stock
brought $135 each yesterday at
sale held at Morgan's. Fifty-four
shares of the Ice stock sold at
prices ranging from $91 to par.
Manager Daley and his company
will leave for San Francisco on the
Australia. From there they jump
as far east as st. Johns, New
Brunswick, where their American
tour commences.
Ground is being broken for the
new building at Oahu College.
Work will be begun at an early
date, and it is expected that the
building will be ready for occupa-
ton year from next September.
An organization called the
Honolulu Temperance Society"
has recently been formed, which
meets at Emma Hall every Friday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. All who
are interested are cordially invited
TO participate in the exercises.
DR.. Twombly preached his fare
well sermon to the congregation of |
Central Union Church last evening. |
He leaves on the Australia Satur-
dav. On June Sd, DR.. Coyle, of |
Oakland will occupy that pulpit
for three weeks, and during July |
and AuUust DIR. PenrOse will |
preach.
A native named Kanakaokai was
found on Emma street early yes
terday morning insensible. He
was taken to the police station,
where, a few hours afterwards, he
died in an epileptic fit. DR.. Cooper
held an autopsy on the body of the
man during the after
noon and found that he died of
epilepsy.
Among a lot of books in the
q Bungalow" presented by the late
King to the Hale Naua" society,
is Russian work in two volumes
on the voyage of the Russian sloop-
of-war Kamchatka, Capt Galovnin,
in the years 1917, 1918 and 1919
Captain Galovnin was at these isl
ands during 1918, and devotes
couple of chapters to them.
Harry Roberts, the ADVERTISER
artist, has been engaged for some
days sketching maps for Govern !
ment reports. He has made plate
which represents plan of the old
Russian Fort which stood at Wal
mea, Kauai. This fort was referred
to recently by Prof Alexander in
bis address before the Historical
Ii