The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-04-27


| ufnrd irum iliin isHl niNhi where
.url wont 81 attend to railroad aHaifs
Tho wireless telegraph peopIs viii
n1i arrive until nrXi Myiucsday Mt
B0Wden. chief W the experts. failed "a
eonuect with the Mosns
Mlss Lucille McDoyle arrived on ihe
Muana yesterday. She IA Sister Of
Mrs G. J Hutthlns and expects 90
make this city her home.
The steamer Bioemfontcin will bring
the machinery for the new lee aud cold
storage company. The building 10 all
ready for Its installation.
lAliuokalani expects to arrive In Ho.
noiulu some time next month The ex-
Queen OF Hawaii has been suffering In
Washington with the grip.
The Austrians who came here on tho
Dorio seem TO be In suspiciously good
spirits for slaves who have recently
been lured into horrible seridom.
Mrs. A. N. Brown and Jack Atkinson
returned In the Claudine yesterday
Jack looks well and says his health is
all right again. lie Is glad TO be back.
A large silver thimb Q, bearing the
| legend. Just a Thimblefull," has been
| received by John a. Hassinger from
his friend. F. H. Day, OF San Francisco.
Harry weihe and William Roth car
ried off the honors In the fourth tour
nament for the Davis double cups at
the California tennis courts recently.
DR.. c. A. Peterson, Inspector Of I'm
migrants. has just made complete
tour OF the plantations on the Island
| OF Kauai. Next week he Will visit
Maui.
There Ia talk of John Ena giving a
| big luau to the men of the lnter-lsl-
and fleet who have so conscientiously
stayed hy their work during the long
quarantine.
Secretary Coleman OF the Y. NJ. G. a.
was around town yesterday with some
excellent plans of the I. NJ. G. A.
buildings He hopes to be able to get
new building.
Senator A. Hooking OF Nahiku arriv-
ed In the Claudine last night. He comes
on business for the plantation and Will
attend to some business of the new
brewery while here.
1t is stated that Edward POLITE is
sure of success in regard to his mis-
sion to New York, supposed to be the
listing of Hawaiian securities on that
Exchange. 1t is also rumored that
POLITE had big deal on when he
went East.
The new postoffice clerks, as provid-
ed for in the Executive Council yester-
day. will begin their terms of office
on May /. The personnel of the new
force has not yet been selected by the
Postmaster General.
BY the Moana Commissioner OF Ag-
riculture Haughs received a large guam
tity of useful seeds from the Agricul-
tural Department at Washington. The
consignment includes several differ
ent kinds Of sorghum.
George Manson has accepted the po-
sition OF business manager Of the Robt.
Grieve Publishing Co. Mr.. Manson is
a practical man experienced in all de-
partments of the business and well ac-
quainted nere and will make success
of the business II anyone can.
News was received by the Dorlc OF
the death of the very Rev. Mother
Georgiana, head of the sisterhood to
which the Sisters of st. Andrews Pri-
CRY, Honolulu, are connected. The de-
ceased lady died at Ascot Priory. Eng
land, at an advanced age She was of
high birth, being a relative of Lord
Napier.
The members of the Philippine
Commission, together with the attaches
will be conducted through the Bishop
Museum tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock by w. F. Allen and other trus-
tees of the institution. President Dole |
will be one OF the party, which will |
later lunch with Mr.. George II. Carter.
Judge Dickey says he will not call
any calendars. Judge Wilcox will at
tend to that portion Of his work, and
he will attend to all the civil cases of
the District Court and such criminal
matters as Judge Wilcox sees tit to !
opened In the basement of the Execu-
tive building May LIST.
Some unknown person or persons
tried to get into the Bergstrom Music |
Co.'s store the other night. The rear
door has large pane of glass, and the
sash which keeps 1t in place was part
ly removed. The fact that two large
pianos stood up right against the door
inside probably stopped the burglar in
his attempt to gain admittance.
The Rev. Canon Brian Roberts OF
Spokane leaves on Friday in the Cop
tic en- route to Montpelier, Vermont.
where the reverend gentlemen will en-
gage in clerical work under Bishop
Hall. During his stay here Canon Rob-
erts has made many warm friends,
who, though regretting his departure.
wish him pleasant trip and heaps of
success.