The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-22
LOCAL BRETITIES.

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5. Roth returned yesterday,
Charles F. Wall was pas<enger
BY the Australia.
e II. Bishop, the Lihue mer,
chant, returned by the Australia.
A big portion Of the Australia.
cargo consisted Of gods for tht
holidays.
L r. hempSter, Son-in-law ofW
d. Richard, returned from III,
CoaS, yesterday.
d, +, Smith, the shoe merchant
returned on the Australia from a
business trip TO the Coast.
Captain MilsapS Of the Salvation
Army has been made assistant eii.
sor OF the New York War Cry.
F. Klamp. one OF the buvers for
d. Haekfeld & Co, returned bv the
Australia from q six-months trip
10 Germany.
hamaka, the portlv native &ho
had charge OF the laborers for the
Wilder ;. ;. Co. died at his home
yesterday morning,
Hon, W, o. Smith. DR.. ]. X.
Smith and II, Focke went down 10
Gays Ranch by special train SAT-
urday returning Yesterday,
BAndmaSter Berger returned from
his trip to Germany on the Aus
trails yesterday. He reports s fine
time and looks in the best of health.
Captain Read. Minister Willis
and seven officers Of the {. :. :.
Olympia paid an official visit TO
the President yesterday morning.
The Hawaiian National Band left
Kansas City for Texas October 5th.
After remaining there & fortnight
the boys intended to 80 back 10
Chicago and from there proceed 10
New York.
The Bennington viii leave for
HIlo, Hawaii. on or about October
18th, 10 be away about s fortnight.
II Is probable that Minister Willis
viii be the guest Of the captain and
officers on the rrip.
Mrs D, z, Birnie is the organizer
OF i new literary CLUB consisting OF
eight couples The members Will
meet AZ Mrs. Birnie's residence
twice each month, The first meet
ing Was held LAST evening.
George B. Greig, king Of Fan
ming Island, Is in San Francisco
10 meet Sir Audley Coote on cable
matters He viii probably stop
here on his voyage home. Mr..
Greig i well known TO Honolulu
people
The Board Of Health settled
claims TO the amount Of 1882 yes
terd4y for damsge 70 property de-
stroyed during cholera epidemic
There are L few more IN which there
ara differences but which viii be
settled and paid this week
Willie Keough, s member Of the
Hawaiian Band, received the sad
intelligence OF the death OF his
father IN san Francisco on Septem-
Der 9th Mr.. keOgh visited his
son here about eighteen months
ago
1t / understood that Dr. Castle.
= Eell-known physician OF Cinein-
R4ti. Ohio, who some time agO ap-
piled for 5 position under the Board
Of Health here. viii be offered the
management Of the HaIihi Expert
mental Leper Station
NJ LouisSon and wife, parents Of
the late Samuel LouiSson, who w4s
buried on Sunday last, arrived by
the Australia Yesterday. Their son
Abe went on the pilot boat TO meet
them and communicate the sad in
teIIigence regarding his brother
4 correspondent from hahaku-
Ioa writes thzt i native man went
crazy there recently on account Of
the prophecy OF dire caiamtty 10
the Islands BY the would-be prophet
Lakela. against whom many too
szuguine natives nov have 4 spe-
cizI grudge-
D. Howard Hitchcock lefI for
HiIo BY the kinzu yesterday after
nooa- His mother / very ILL., ne
his Immediate return
Nj Hitchcock was Just getting set
led down To his work IN the city
Being called away 81 such 4 time
: particularly unfortunate