Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-16
ISLAND AND CITY NEWS.
Condensed AND REPRINTED FOR
THE AUSTRALIANS MAIL.
All the News of the Hawaiian Repub.
lie Since the Departure Of
the steamship Gaelic.

ANUS Slice Uue Closing OF Tie mali
for the steamship Gaelic, con-
densed and compiled for the edi-
ton of the BULLETIN to be mailed
by the Australia today:
Saturday, Apr. 11th-The steam
ship Gaelic which arrived off port
on Friday at 2 p. m. was not al
lowed to come in until today as
she had case of smallpox in
the Chinese Storage, the patient
being japanese who had board
ed the vessel at Yokohama. At
special meeting of the Board of
Health, called for the purpose of
considering the matter, it was de-
cided to land the sick man at the
pest house. The 900 japanese
and Chinese in the steerage were
transferred to the Quarantine
Island where they will remain in
quarantine for eighteen days.
After landing her passengers at
quarantine island the Gaelic was
thoroughly fumigated and allow
ed to come to the wharf to dis
charge freight and take on coal.
All the freight was fumigated by
means of the sulphur furnace and
those handling it placed in strict
quarantine.
The Supreme Court handed
down a decision confirming the
Judgment and sentence against w.
b. Anderson, captain of the Brit
ish schooner Henrietta, and M.
Cornell, III. w. Wheeler, j. II.
Brown and Ho Wal, crew, and G.
e. Gale, passenger, of the same
vessel, guilty of importing opium
contrary to the provisions of Sec
ton l, Act IL, Provisional Gov
eminent Laws.
On account Of smallpox on the
Gaelic United States Minister
Willis postponed his departure
until the 10th, by the Australia.
The German bark Foxglove, G.
Il. Seckles master, arrived, having
left Port Stanley Dec. 20
The local minstrel troupe gave
second and very successful per-
Torrance at the drill shed.
Lloyd Osbourne, son-in-law of
the late Robert Louis Stevenson,
was married to Miss Katharine
Durham Of San Francisco at
Mountain View by Rev. Alex.
Macintosh. The ceremony was
strictly private on account of Mrs.
Stevenson's recent bereavement,
only the following being present:
Mr.. Allen Herbert, who gave
away the bride, Mrs. Paul Neu-
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Effinger, Mr.. Cation,
Mrs. Bush, Mr.. III. Poor, DIR. and
Mrs. Russell, DR.. j. j. Armstrong,
Rev. A. and Mrs. Macintosh, DIR.
and Mrs. McLennan and Miss
Nellie McLennan.
The U. s. s. Petrol arrived, 16
days from Yokohama.
Sunday, April 12th-The steam
er Gaelic sailed for San Francisco
at 4 p. m.
Rudolph Spreckels and wife
and Miss Joliffe returned to the
city from Spreckels vile.
Monday, April 13th-The steam
er Australia arrived at 1:30 p. m.
Mrs. Rowland died at her home
in Union street. She was some
what over 90 years of age, and
died of general debility.
Frederick Garfield Lowrey,
father of F. j. Lowrey, Mrs. w.
! r. Castle and Miss Nellie NJ. Low
rey, died of Bright's disease com
plicated with heart trouble, aged
68 years. He was a native of
South Lee, Mass. and had resided
in the islands for sixteen years.
Up to about two years since he
was connected with the firm of
Castle e. Cooke.
@, A. Brown was appointed to
the vacancy on the Board of
Health caused by the death of j.
Il. Warehouse.
Tuesday, April l4th-R Rudolph
Spreckels commenced an action
for the May term of the Circuit
Court against the Paauhau Plan
tation Company to recover $l5,-
600 and interest, being moneys
payable to plaintiff as dividends
declared by defendant on its capt.
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