The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-10

lisnf, D. MARTA. naa a. no dafaad
ant N ths famous Martin sIil case
cap russll Il nov IN ,hafse ~
,ssl,aiiun Afmg vork % iiohola'u
Nsids8 Houff STATED ycsordfI
shat ihes Nsre siNiy eight ipmsfrs
oahu p1snn a. the preseni iims
Tho new commission arm oi N1H
iamm and Young has Leased ihf
Msterhou-e stores ON Quon street
Lieut. col John a. tull Twenty -sec
ond Infantry q. - A, Who Il In CD"
city u son ~ Congressman HUI of
Iowa
David Crntsr has resigned the mao.
agemcnt ~ Maianae plantation to
take charge " the new plantation on
NolokaL
Il H. quite likely that Fred Meyers.
how head luna a. Waisnae plantation.
may be selected to succeed David Cen
set as manager
II YOU want an lnforior cigar donH
go to Hollister a Cos. They keep
nothing hut pure American, Havana
and Manils cigars
President Dole. with his star OF, sr.
Mai Geo. G. Potter. VAS a guest "
Capt Barker al luncheon yesterday.
aboard the Oregon
tx 5. G. wilder. another car load OF
the celebrated Quincy cloanable re-
| frigerators. direct from the factory for
". ". Dimond & Co. Ltd.
c. G. Ballentyne IS expected to &c.
turn from the States on any steamer
now He will probably come on the
Aorangi. due February L.
United States Special Agent sewall
had Capt A. 5. Barker and Flag Lieu
tenant Eberle. OF the Oregon. TOR his
guests at dinner last evening
L. X. Miller and w. II. Crosson. tour.
lists. will leave next week ON a tour OF
Hawaii aud Maui They are charmed
with the Islands and may locate here
II. A. Allen, of Fraser & Chalmers
and Lieut.. Eberle, of the Oregon, were
CLASSMATES at Annapolis They had d
pleasant meeting in Honolulu yestNr.
day.
Mrs. Waller and Miss Costigan
prominent Oakland society people. ar,
staying al the Hawaiian hotel They
will not return home until some time
Ia March.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Kincaid will en-
terrain the Young Mems Research Clul
at its meeting on February II. p. NJ
Pond will read paper on Vacations
and Avocations."
At the meeting of the stockholders
OF W. W. Dimond a. Co, Ltd. held at
their Office February 9th, Miss l., A.
al tod tYla
a. Paris, resigned
The Volcano Stables Company was
given the contract 10 build one section
on the Kaupakuea road, near Hilo
The price is $6,7i9. Francisco Martini
bid on the work was $3.50.
Among the treasures aboard the ore
gen is the mammoth silver punchbow
service presented 10 that ship by tn,
Oregonians In 1897. Capt. Barker va!
her commander at the time.
Howard Il. Wright has been deposet
az speaker of the House of the Cali
fornia Legislature. He was found 3,
be a statesman for revenue. Alder
Anderson Is the new speaker
II was stated by one OF the officer
on the Ohio yesterday that the Twenty
second regulars would probably b
taken to Iloilo on the transports a
once, after reporting at Manila.
Franklin Austin contcmplates start
: ing a magazine in Honolulu, which VII
have for its ambition. the recognition
OF the world as the official paper oi
matters pertaining to the PaCiiit
islands.
/ hn on - h. rnsA NJ a. m.
Infantry and their wives, as well a
/ the through passengers on the Rio d.
Janeiro. were delighted with the ban'
I concert at the Hawaiian hotel las
evening.
Joseph +. Smith, Of the Utah Nor
3 mon church, will return to his home II
5 Salt Lake City on February q. II
will be accompanied by his wife. tH
q daughters, Albert w. Davis. MIS-
/ Davis and Miss Makanoe.
W. W. Carlyle has retired as frs
1 Lieutenant of COmpanyH, First Regi
: ment, n. q. II. An election for sue
cessOr will be held In the compan
room on February 20. Capt. Johl
Schaefer will preside at the election.
The Red Cross ladies are receiyin
books for the Manila soldiers at thei
, headquarters. These will be forward
ed on the transport Senator. Quite
number of packages containing books
papers and periodicals, were sent o.
: the Morgan City this week.
VIM. p. Toler, whose death in Cali
fornia was lately mentioned in thi
paper, was at one time while resi-
dent OF Honolulu, the secretary OF tn
n Oahu Railway and Land Company, Ltt
n II was WIN. =. Toler who raised tn
]. first American flag at Monterey.