The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-30

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ported during the seige.
There were seventy-iive gallons OF
"swipes" In the big haul made by De-
tective David KAPPA on Sunday.
Second Lieutenant n. NJ. Merriam
is a son OF the Major-General. He is
a West Pointer and belongs to the Bird
Artillery.
Frank Gassaway, the poet and jour
nalist will, while here, report to the
Examiner on business conditions in
Honolulu.
One young Spectator here Is said to
have cleaned up $500 inside of three
| months with the signature Of friend
as a starter.
| Peter Lee Is to retire from the man
agement of the Volcano House after a |
long service. His successor has not |
yet been chosen.
Maj. Gen. Merriam and Brig. Gen.
Executive building yesterday. The
guard was para1ed
Hllo Is SAID to be very enthusiastic
over the selection of Miss Annie Rose
OF that place to be queen OF the Carni-
val &C Topeka, kas.
Mis-. Harland, Miss Harland and Miss
X. Earland were passengers by the
Arizona for Honolulu. Mrs. Russell Is
passenger for Manila.
Harry wooten will soon return to
the Islands. He found that the GUS
toners OF his Santa Rosa Cyclery want
ed to pay him in hay and pumpkins.
Several OF the Colorado engineers at
Camp Mckinley are suffering with
asthma. due to the difference In air OF
California and Honolulu and Denver.
Alex. D. Thompson, who is capable
= man in the line OF promotion, will
most likely succeed VIM. II. Wrigh,
as first deputy assessor for this dis
trict.
+. NJ. Wakefield. the attorney ant
real estate man, was married at Hilt
A. last Monday to Miss Matte Richard
son, daughter of Charles Il. Richard
"a son.
The fine steel bark johanna" will
sail from New York for Honolulu ol
'h or about October 10. For further par
ticulars call upon c. Brewer 4 Co
r Ltd, agents.
A new steamer time table has bee
as issued by the Post Office department
o. II is for the remaining months of tn
years and shows the numerous correC
IN tions In the schedule.
I'll Hives are q terrible torment to tn
little folks, and to some older one
ed Doan's Ointment never falls. lnstar
e. relief, and permanent cure. At an
chemists. 50 cents.
IN This Is the day for the lunch ut tn
a Executive Building grounds to tn
United States troops arrived by tn
he Arizona. The affair begins at an
m odd regulations prevail.
Gen. Merriam was quite i'll last ever
ing. He took no dinner and retire
"a before night. The trouble resulted frol
~ the sea voyage. which was new to tn
department commander.
an Hopp 4 Co. explain how to max
money go farthest in furniture an
suggest to the newly arrived hous,
nu keepers and business men that the
AZ store Is the place to visit
The two Cinnamon who owned tn
III opium captured In rice stone |
Ut quarantine were fined $3.50 and ser
fenced to one month imprisonmer
he each in Police Court Saturday.
J. +. Brown. the Government Ian
agent, is very busy preparing data 10
ng the Commission and replying to bus
al ness inquiries from the States, as we
as spending time with callers.
ps A middle aged gentleman German
la having had years OF experience In An
erica, desires situation as boOkkeeI
:, 4, er, in mercantile house or plantation
n, Address wv. S." Gazette office.
Charles Kreuter, the cornetist In tn
N band. was quietly married Wednesda
nj evening to Miss Kanoa, the adopte
ID daughter OF Mrs. p. p. Kanoa. Re,
N. H. Parker performed the ceremony
;, T. Rooney. yeoman OF Admiral Mi
N Ter, came to Hawaii first In 1888 on tn
Omaha as a marine. In 1893 he wa
with Admiral Beardslee as ship write
and In 1895 was made yeoman unde
" Admiral Miller.
~ A good horse Is your truest frlen
and because he Is dumb and canno
tell you his wants, 1t Is all the NOR
I'M reason you should anticipate them an
IN give him the best to be had. Read tn
Ia California Feed Co.'s ad In this issue
Second Officer II. X. Strive, of tn
III troopship Arizona, is son OF Mayo
Strive OF Seattle whose family Is on
IN OF the most prominent In Washington
Mr.. Strive was formerly In comman
ly Of the steamship Haytian Republi
ne which came into such prominenc
OF some five years ago at Portland.