The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-11

Mu N r. baldwin d'd not lrste by
/ the Autnngl. ua has been stated.
4 Humphreys. 10 is reported, may
/ be appointed Judgc of The ttgut.
/ COuri Of Honolulu
Mf. Edward p0iHtz rs said 90 be- pro.
Guessing favorably IN bis EFFORTS 90 put
/ HiWuhan stocks on the New Notk mar
kct
Tho Warren viii take to Guam a
representative Of The Bishop Museum
MIR. Sea ., who goes In search of birds
fishes, and other material
John u, Aipuuu, the ward OF Llluo-
ka.ani, leaves for san Francisco to-
morrow to meet the eX-uueen. who Is
now o nher way to tae Coast.
Deer are said to BE- disnrpCarlng on
| Molokai. Hunters say they find poor
! sport now when a few years upu a du2-
on deer might be gotten In a day.
The solar acetylene gas bicycle lamps
are now used all over the world. This
year the manufacturer eXpet,s to turn
ont 100000. Han & Sons have them for
sale.
Lindsay May has accepted the posi-
ton rs manager of the McBryde Sugar
Co.'S store on Kauai He was recently
FIRST assistant book-keerer at Eva
plantation.
A former teacher IN the Klmehnmo-
Ia schools MIR. Perry makes an in err
esting statement concerning his expert
eaces In these Islands, in the Daily
Witness OF Montreal
in this issue appears the list of delin-
oh al g,f IA Fas
Co THESE shares will he disposed of at
public auction by j. Il, Morgan ut his
salesroom on May 25d.
Hop bitters Is advertised by the Hol-
lister Drug Company MS the best tonic
for this climate. They claim 1t is in
valuable in cases of general debility
biiousness, malaria, etc.
There had been in sydney up to the
time of the departure of the Aorangi
on April Goth, one hundred and forty
four cases of bub1nic plague, and tiSty-
TWO deaths. On the Goth eight cases of
The disease were reported.
ne Manufacturing Hlness Company
'g , supply You with all kinds of race
material. such as cooling blankets,
sheets and hoods, Derby bandages, toe
weights, turbon and other kinds OF race
hradoons, salt sacks. etc.
he Drill Shed is literally packed
with furniture of all kinds, which was
l1ken from the Executive Building In
he past two days. Morgan, the auc-
.ioneer. advertses the sale Of this fur
ricure for Thursday, May 17lh.
Mrs. c. n Gulick has finished han
ner made for the San Antonio Portu-
sucse Society which is now on exhibit
ion in McInerny's window II IL Of
satin, white and blue. and deliberately
embroidered, with bullion trimmings
II is the handsomest regalia work seen
here.
\ German Lutheran chucrh for Homo
lulu Is a certainty. 1t viii he built IN
IN open space on the maUSl side of
Beretania street, between Miller and
Punchbowl streets. The nucleus of the
fund was begun at the time Messrs.
Hackfeld & Co held their anniversary
last year, and donated $4,000 for the
erection of church of the Lutheran
faith
Lieut.-Col. Charles l.. Hickman, Dep
uty Surgeon General of the United
States Army, Is a passenger on the
Warren, en- route to Manila, where he
will be second in command of the Med
ical Department of the Manila head
quarters, under Col. Greenleaf. Lieut.
Col. Hickman occupies very prom
inent office In the medical department,
and has risen through an honorable
career in the army to his present posi-
ton. He has been stationed to large
extent In the western army posts, but
lately has been on service in the east
ern section.
In the matter of the application of
the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
Co., dated April 9th, for right OF
way for its railway on South and Ala
pal streets, the Survey Department
having reported that the petition is
signed by a majority OF the property
owners along said streets, the EXecu-
tive Council yesterday consented to the
laying OF said railway on the streets in
accordance with the petition of the Ho-
nolulu Rapid Transit and Land Co.,
and subject to the conditions imposed
by law as to the method of construc-
ton and maintenance.
Hon. George w. Lyon, OF New York,
is a passenger on the Warren, pre-
5umably for Manila. He zealously
guards the nature of his mission to
Guam or Manila, and declines to be in
terviewed upon the subject. AS he was
formerly Port Surveyor of New York
City, and gave that position up to go
westward into the new possessions of
Uncle Sam, there Is a possibility that
he holds an official appointment OF
some importance up his sleeve. Mr.
Lyon Is an old friend of w. N. Arm
strong, former editor Of the Advertiser,
whom he expected to find on his ar
rival here.