The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-14

equal.
Gardner X. Wilder and Carl Smith
are expected to be amongst the can
didates for the Hilo judgeship.
At San Francisco on the ID. the
Alameda was so well filled that she
was refusing Honolulu freight.
Conductor Jock MCGUIRE had three
fingers smashed while coupling cars
In the railway yard yesterday after
noon.
The entertainment of the KilOhana
Art League Dramatic Circle will be
given at the Opera House on the even
ing OF the 22nd.
The two and a half companies OF the
New York Regiment that were over
looked last pay day received theii
money yesterday.
Part Of the Peking's cargo consists
Of 5000 barrels OF beer, destined, 1t IL
eaid, TO slake the thirst OF the sailors
and soldiers in Manila.
Fifteen boilers for the new Oahu
plantation arrived by the II. F. Glade
eleven are 10 tons each,
Velocity" Brown, sometimes called
opium Brown No g" sailed by the
Picking last night for Hong Kong. He
said he would come back.
TheU. S. Consulate nag will be kept
at half mast for ten days out of re-
spect to the memory of the late Ex-
Secretary Of State Bayard.
T. s. Douglas Is exhibiting in the
windows of the Pacific Hardware Co.
very fine alligator pear grown on his
place near Kapiolani Park.
Rev. c. II. Yatman, the evangelist
so we'll known here is likely to visi
Honolulu again next year. He has al
1899 engagement in Australia.
The flag was at half mast at tn,
American consulate yesterday for tn
late, Mr.. Bayard and at the Judciar.
Building for late L. G. Hitchcock.
Captain z. l.. Tanner returned b,
the Mariposa to the States with plan
for coaling station here for the build
ing of which he will Immediately seel
tenders.
Prof. Yarndley has resigned thu
leadership of the choir Of the Secon'
Congregation, st. Andrews Cathedral
Pressure of other business Is given a
the reason.
Messrs. Blashki and McComas, tn
artists from Australia have SO man.
orders to I'LL that they do not expec
to get away from Honolulu for six o.
seven weeks.
The wedding of William II. Wright
registrar of public accounts, and Miss
Gandall, of Kauai, will take place II
st. Andrews Cathedral on the evening
Of October 20.
Captain Geo. +. F. Wilde, latel,
commander Of the ram katahdin, wa'
through passenger by the PekinG
yesterday for Manila to take command
OF the U. S. s. Boston.
Miss Cecilia Poepoe, who has beer
organist for Baptist church at Sar
Jose, Calf. will soon return to he'
native land. The young lady is ex
pected here next month.
| +. A. Schaefer, Z. NJ. Starkey, DIR
James 7. Wayson, Il. B. Barthrop
Mrs. J. G. Rothwell and George II
Ewart were among the kamaainas WIFI
returned by the Alameda yesterday.
A large number of soldiers in Cam
spend their leisure moments working
up kukui nuts for curios to send e
friends in the East. Those special!
skilled in the art make money out Of
those who are not.
News arrived yesterday that Julius
Hoting, lately with the firm of Il. A
Schaefer & Co. and Chilean consu
here, was dying at Bremen. He hat
been unconscious, at last advices, TIVE
days. His family were with him.
| General King had no advices yes
terday respecting the date OF departur,
OF the troops from San Francisco fol
Manila, further than the fact that Gen
eral Miller was awaiting the arrival o
several transports then about due.
In time of light prepare for dark
ness. j. 7. Warehouse have a larg
and varied stock OF lamps OF all style
and prices. No necessity to be caugh
in total darkness II you have few
emergency lamps In the house or store
At the meeting OF the Chamber o.
Commerce held yesterday morning W
w. Dimond, Fred. Warehouse, C. M
Cooke, A. v. Gear, II. T.. Mcintyre, +
W. Jordan, G. ]. Waller, J. ]. Egar
and J. G. Rothwell were elected Il
membership.
Samuel s. Steel was q through pas
senger by the Picking for Manila t.
take the vote Of the Pennsylvania
troops on the day Of the election II
their State. Arrangements were mad,
yesterday for the 800 Pennsylvania
! at Camp Otis to vote.