The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-22
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California for his health. He was
about fifteen years of age.
BY invitation Or the San Francisco
Chamber OF Commerce the Hawaiian
Commissioners will be entertained In
that city on their way to Honolulu.
r. jay Greene Is experimenting in
terror preparations at the Executive
Building for the Admission Day ball,
to be given in honor Of Admiral Miller.
Otto Isenberg is the latest Kauai
man to send to Honolulu for the Stars
and Stripes. Harry Armitage has
shipped to Mr.. Isenberg a l2-foot Old
Glory.
Arthur Wilder and Jack Atkinson
returned by the Alameda, the former
from Yale and the latter from Ann
Harbor. Both will become lawyers in
Honolulu
II Is generally supposed that the
Peru and Puebla sailed from San Fran
cisco at o'clock last Friday. II such
was the case the former should arrive
this afternoon.
Rev. Serene Il. Bishop and wife
sailed by the Mariposa for San Fran
cisco. They will visit their son at AS
toria, Ore, and will return home In
about three months.
Sergeant Larkin, for years keeper
Of the canteen at the Preside, arrived
by the Alameda yesterday. Larkin
comes to establish the canteen for the
United States garrison here.
1t is probable, says Washington
dispatch, that no change will be made
In Hawaiian shipping laws until Con-
gress acts. This will allow the China
steamers to stop at Honolulu.
Admiral Miller was to have sailed
from San Francisco Wednesday on the
Philadelphia for Honolulu. The Ben
nington is supposed to have left Mare
Island last Friday for Honolulu.
1t Is stated on the best authority
that corps of U. S. engineers will ar
rive on the Philadelphia to determine
and put into effect system for the
defense sf Honolulu and the Islands in
war.
Henry Smith, head clerk of the Su-
preme Court, left by the Mar posa last
night for San Francisco, where he will
undergo an operation for his hearing,
which has not been good for some
years.
The little tug Maggie July 18th left
Eureka with the schooner Admiral
Dewey in tow. The Admiral Dewey Is
bound for this port. She is new
vessel and will be. used in the coast
lumber trade.
Marshal Brown has received coun-
terfeit $50 silver certificate from the
Oahu plantation Office. 1t was taken
In some days ago The matter Is being
followed up, with little hope, however,
of detecting the counterfeiters.
George II. Kaufman, committed from
Hllo on the charge Of attempt to COM
NIT murder, was found guilty by for
eign jury at the Jlly term at Homo
kaa. His wife tried on the same
charge, was acquitted by a Hawaiian
jury.
Captain VIM. Maison, the shipping
man and one of the directors OF the
new Halawa plantation, arrived by the
Alameda yesterday. He came on pure
ly plantation business, and brings such
authority as will permit work to go
ahead sooner than had been expected.
The many friends here of Capt. Mich
OILS, U. s. s. Bennington, will be very
sorry to learn that this excellent off,
GER and fine gentleman has been re-
tired on account OF poor health. He Is
succeeded by Lieutenant Commander
Moser, who will bring the gunboat to
this port.
j. Hopp & Co. are introducing new
dining table known as the combination
table. All the extra leaves are stored
unde the table proper, making the
whole very compact. When additional
leaves are desired the simple drawing
out OF one end OF the extension exposes
as many additional leaves as may be
desired