The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-28

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Professor Koch has Jusl made his
official report In Germany Insisting
that malaria Il principally spread by
mosquitoes
Minister Damon adycrtis.s In a San
f'fsncisco paper Tor tenders on $3.50.
ooo OF Hawaiian 3 per cent bonds free
from all taxes"
u. W. kirkland arrived by the Amer
lea Maru yesterday. He H. a brother
in-law Of J. A. Kennedy OF the Honolu.
Ia Iron Works.
Fred Petermann. who arrived lately
but who was In Honolulu several years
ago. has taken the position OF book
keeper In McInerny's
There was a large audience present
yesterday afternoon in the Circuit
Court Ia hear the concluding argu-
ments In the Aldrlch case
Some very good tennis Is being
played daily at the different clubs. The
members evidently intend to make
this years tournament a banner one.
In this paper yesterday Franklin
Austin was quoted as saying that cof-
fee should not be cultivated below
level of 400 feet The figure should
have been i,200
Noofiiclal advices have been received
regarding the capture OF the japanese
murderer Saito. IL is believed at head
quarters though, that the right man
has been caught.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Kathleen King. of this city, and Capt
Dasher, OF the Sixth California Volun-
teers, who is visiting with his friend,
Capt Louis Kcnake.
]. A. Mcclure has obtained the con-
tract for building the eight-mile road
from North kona TO Kohala. Mr.. Vas
comedies has the contract for the road
between South Kona aud Kau
| Last evening at the Methodist church
Rev. II. &. Yatman, who Is 80 well and
fayorably known here, began his evan
gelistic services. They will continue
throughout this week and next.
| Extensive improvements are In con-
temptation for River park. A hand
some parapet Is to be erected. gradings
made and trees and flowers planted
This much has been decided upon
The Hilo Union church, on the even
ing OF the 2ist inst, gave grand re-
union supper in the church TO LOG
plates. The AFFAIR Is considered one of
the most successful social events of
Hilo.
Attorney HUMPHREYS story OF how,
upon his arrival here, he sandwiched
about $500 In Confederate money be-
tween two genuine National bank
notes, was one Of the bright gems of
the Aldrich case closing.
party consisting OF Senator Lans-
ing, A. v. Gear, Managers Lowny, OF
Spreckelsville, and Hanneberg, Of Olo-
walu, and Fred Hayselden, went to
Lanai to take a look at the lands for
the proposed sugar plantation.
Inc Wrahgllng IN naval and military
circles continues at Washington.
Schley Is severely condemned. He is
shown up In a bad light and IL no
longer an idol. There seems To be a
disposition to push Gen. Miles on his
pedestal.
Willis X. Tenney. a prominent cap
italist Of New York City, was a pas
sengtr by the kinau from Hilo. Mr.
Tennty came down In the ship Henry
b. HyGe To HilO and Is en- route by her
to New York. Mr.. Tenney Is travelling
for health and pleasure.
John b. Creighton, one OF the First
New York boys who made many
friends In Honolulu and who was iii
here for long time, writes from Al
bany that he is not quite we'll yet, but
ls again on duty at the State library.
The Albany battalion had a banquet
on the goth and was mustered out on
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