The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-04-17
LOCAL paewrlts

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Wa Ter iowfle ani wife. Mlss Malone
and Mfs q esen arrived w kahulpi 10
The Centennial
G.. s Brown returned IN the china.
FfuiN rts v he was the nrsi passenger
on the steamer
a two-ycaf.o.d Portuguese baby was
druw ntd day or two ago In cess.
pool ON neretanla street
Mrs. l.. NJ. Whitehouse and l.. A.
Roisler sailed on the Manautnse from
Mahukona for San Francisco on
April ..
l.lliuokalanI writes 10 some friends
that she will not start for home for at
least two months. which means the
end OF the Congressional session.
on her way home The Mikahala made
a special trip to Mahukona for J. II.
Castle. w. tledemaun and l.. 4. Thurs
ton. The gentlemen were taken to XII
hci
Instead OF taking the Australia to
the Coast today as they first intended.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. w. Wilcox will leave
In the Charles Nelson from Hanamau-
IN. Kauai.
A large oil painting of the Oceanic
Steamship Company's new liner. the
Sonoma, is on exhibition at Irwin X
Co.'S outer office, and attracts general
attention.
Notice has been sent to the Austria
liam authorities TO the effect that YES
sells from there will hereafter be treat
ed in the same manner as ships from
Asiatic ports. .. Ff.-
The principals in the murder case in
which Media, the Japanese from Ka-
huku was implicated, have not yet been
caught, and the case against him was
nolle pressed yesterday.
Mr.. James Campbell, who came home
on the Australia last week. is serious
ly Ill, and his daughter has been sent
for to San Francisco. Mr.. Campbell's
condition Is not yet critical. so far as
Is known.
II. A. Allen, the pump man OF the
Fraser & Chalmers Company, Chicago.
returned Saturday after an absence Of
nearly six months. He thinks the diff
ferences between the Senate and House
bills will be speedily reconciled by
the conference committees.
The strike at Pioneer Mill is pau.
The laborers there and at Kaanapali
returned to work on Thursday The
Olowalu strikers We're still out when
the Mikahala and Lehua left There
we're hopes entertained that all the
men would 'be ut work by today.
Sheriff Coney's launch which was
brought around to Hanamaulu from
Nnx ltx.ytIt "a at,N f,,
boats was found to be too light for the
work. She was moored near the shore
and during Wednesday night high sea
drove her high and dry on the beach.
The engagement has been announc-
ed OF Miss Lita Wilder, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John. X. Wilder, and Mr.
Charles N. Wight, OF the Inter-Island
Steamship Company. Yesterday Mr..
Wight was the recipient of hearty con-
CALCULATIONS when the news became
known. Miss Wilder Is at present on
the Miowera, bound for the Mainland
and Europe for a, pleasure trip. J. u.A 4.
We desire to call the. special, atten--
fion OF our Island readers, and partic-
ularly the plantation agents, to the
advertisement In this issue OF the
Manufacturing Harness Co., importers
buggy. harness, rugs, lap robes, whips,
etc. Mr.. Alex. Chisholm, who has been
associated with the harness business
for over twenty years in the Islands,
has charge OF the manufacturing de-
partment.
Acting Judge Silliman has signed an
order approving the accounts of and
discharging John M. Dowsett, as ad-
ministrator of the estate of James |.
Dowsett, deceased. The heirs of the
estate are as follows: Phoebe M. Ray
mond, Mary Parish, Annie BRENNAN,
Alexander DQwsett, David Dowsett,
Rowena Dowsett, Samuel Dowsett,
Madeline Dowsett, Annie Dowsett, ali
of Honolulu; Elizabeth Parker, of San
Francisco, Marion c. Dowsett and
Genevieve Dowsett, of San Jose, Cali
fornia, and the estate of Edward Dow
sett, deceased. Each heir received
$415.04 In the final accounting.