The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-19
LOCAL BREvITiES.

Rev. o. =. Emerson publishes no.
tice concerning mail for Micronesia.
The exact and correct figures on the
Eva 1898 sugar crop are 1851 tons.
Charles l.. Hopkins has been APP
pointed to succeed himself as a COM
missioner Of education.
There are two native Hawaiians in
the seventh California regiment. They
were boat boys here some years ago.
1t is learned from Maui and Hawaii
that the Kinau will be full of island
ers, coming to town to see the flag
raising.
Sam'l. Nowlein, Bill White and a
number of other prominent old-time
politicians are in town from other
Islands.
Il. A. Mott-Smith has been commits
stoned a member of the Bureau Of I'M
migration to succeed Joseph Marsden,
resigned.
The Oceanic Steamship Alameda,
from San Francisco, and the Mariposa
fl ON the colonies, are due to meet here
Wednesday.
Frank Lake, an old-time printer OF
this place, left with the third expedi-
ton to Manila. He signed with the
crew OF one Of the transports.
There Is talk of taking about, six
city wheelmen to Maui for the purpose
OF holding a race meet at Kahului
track. Tom King is making the plans
There are nine Senators and eleven
Representatives I'm town now. II
would therefore be possible to assem-
BILE the Legislature on very short no.
tice.
Certain hoale Monarchlsts In town
are endeavoring to have natives sign
a petition to President Mckinley to ap-
point Liliuokalani the first governor OF
Hawaii.
Five soldiers at the Red Cross and
two at the Queens hospital hope TO
leave by the Mariposa for the States
They were invaded here from the
last expedition.
Hives are terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older ones
Doan's Ointment never fails. Instant
relief, and permanent cure. At any
chemists, so cents.
A. p. Judd, Jr, gains one OF thf
nine honors In his Yale law class
There were eighty-two men In the
class. Mr.. Judd Is n graduate Of the
academic department OF Yale.
The tug Fearless. now the U. s
armored dispatch boat Iroquois. was
put In commission on the 9Th inst.
with Lieut.. L. II. Turner In command
The Active Is also in commission.
The S. S. Glenfarg, chartered by the
p. NJ. and o. & o. S. S. Co., will cal
at this port en- route to San Francisco
on or about August 6. For freight oil
passage see II. Hackfeld & Co., agents
There have been very few sales o.
sugar stocks since the Annexation
news was received. New prices have
not yet been established. Holders ara
not anxious to sell and buyers are mo-
ready to make heavy bids.
1t was said yesterday that Mr.. II
Renjes, the Spanish vice-consul here
intended, after the American flag wal
raised, to go to British Columbia ant
send from that place his resignation
to the Spanish Government.
Mrs. Colonel Reeve, wife OF the Com
mander of the Minnesota regiment, /,
in Honolulu, the guest OF the Misses
Ladd and Mrs. w. w. Hall. She will
await the end of the war, when sh,
will Join her husband in the Philip
pines.
A number of specimens of schoo
work by pupils of the Napoopoo, Ha
wall, school, have been placed on ex
hibitlon in Progress Hall. One large
scale map Of the Islands has been SC
cured by Col. Parker for the collection
Of Cook County Normal.
Foundations are being placed with
in the building of the Hawaiian Elec
trio Company for new machinery soor
to arrive. One change will be tn,
switching Of the opera house system OF
to a main line, doing away with {
special plant for the theater.