The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-03-16
LOCAL Batwrlts


siehs and eIfa DEPARTED mf tbt
'oaH Do Ihr ilInlhIna M1Iu F.f
iay
1he Misses nauWtli are home aF,.n
fhrt arrived afi uiuhi en- the AmefIoH
Mafu
uamy ylrB nHd LuD, loleo were
married mat u'fh 900 khvaIhh1o
church
J A Manoou was nurd SO on each 0f
Che hfrn charges of breaking aaultaty
regulations
THE Australia hfough, one odorl0n
eNca,ator oft tbo new pattern others
are 10 follow
purser nigk Davis VI The Kiuau says
be had siN fun days aud seven nights
Ia san Francisco
The nag az the Pacific Tennis Club
was at half-mast out of respect to the
memory OF the late Harry Waterhouse.
Walter King charged with assault
with a deadly weapon ON q. Richards.
was acquitted in the Police Court yes
terday
The formal reopening OF Halt
church will take place on Sunday
March is. An elaborate program is
being prepared.
Pursor Bryant Of the Bloemfontcin
who has made many friends during his
visits here will leave the vessel on her
return to Seattle.
The new government reservoir build
ing at Diamond Head will be finished
shortly. II will have capacity of
about 100000 gallons.
Mr. Jas. Scott of Cation. Neil a Co.
has gone 10 Kaunakakai to superlntend
the erection of the American Sugar
Co.'s mill now on the way from the
East.
Epizootic lately appeared among the
horses on the transport Conemaugh be-
tween San Francisco and IIilo. so re-
ports DR.. Lyman, United States vet
Urinary surgeon.
Attorney George w. Davis is circu-
lating a petition among the business
men for the appointment of Paul Men,
mann as Chief or Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court"
Today begins the paid inspection.
The voluntary inspectors who have
served so faithfully were informed yes
terday that their services would be
dispensed with for the future.
The machinery of Kerr a Co.'S brick
yard was run for few minutes yes
terday. 1t worked smoothly. Lack of
water at the present time keeps the
from beginning regular
work.
The formalin generator imported by
the HOLSTER Drug Company and
4 N OF hNft hn a,.I ,,f l.
proven great success. The action of
the formalin vapor on plague bacilli Is
fatal.
Mrs. j. w. Bergstrom and her sis
ter, Miss Linda Curtis, were passen-
gers for the Coast by the Hongkong
Maru yesterday. The ladies are on
their way to Newtonville, Mass, for
few months visit.
The statistics show typhoid fever 10
be chiefly among the Japanese in this
city. lnsanitary conditions and GER
tain fermenting and rotting food prep
arations are supposed to be the cause
of the disease appearing particularly
in the above race.
Minister Mott-Smith IS preparing the |
biennial report of the Foreign Office, |
To the next Legislature, relating par
ticularly to the transfer of sovereign
ty. the settlement of Japanese claims
and the re-arrangements required to
meet the changed conditions brought
about by annexation. The report will |
be brief but to the point.
Leslie's Weekly for March pub
fishes picture in an amateur photog-
'aphers' contest which was first made
here about fifteen years ago by j. J.
the well-known professional
of Honolulu. The pic
Lure is of a luau and Is credited TO A.
w. Barrett of Redlands, California. 1t
was awarded the first prize in the con-
test. Apparently Barrett got the pic
lure from some dealer, as Williams
has sold thousands of them in the past
fifteen years. Williams Will take steps
% expose the fraud.