The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-24
LOCAL eRtwrius

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aphin William Mats0H vas uae vi
30 pass nHtts un che hinuu un rniut
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rruf knrbpia leaves for Kauai IS iha
Wihabaa ou Tuesday cog q bag hunting
luufnrA.
J y Brown Commissioner ~ Lands
returned tu The rity BY the lt.nnu on
saturday.
putuam cherry CoIgh Comfort Hob
fH Deus DU Positive cure Tor IN
grippe cough.
IIlu,khRul VIII return Co washing
900 place today HftDT weeks uut-
st her Waikiki residence
Ernest parher Albert Hurrnieh and
1.iNtr Lansing were aun g the passcn-
t.is uu soc klnBu ou saturday
llev w. NJ knoud of Central Union
lurvh has been granted "a Two months
.acutinu. beEi ming nest Monday
During the inst pightr IA days OF Jll,
here were Oh deaths bon the city IA,
,r.atgr number b ing among tn
srieutals.
Many people secured as souvenirs
.ume Of the teeth OF the shark In wlus
stomach a portion OF the remains %.
emil Uhlbrecht was found.
Henry Cobb Adams. principal of the
Naueohe school. and likewise tax as
.pssor for koolaupoko. Is In the city
or a Few DAYS on business.
MIR. chris Holt was passeng on the
Alameda. lie will stay IN san Francis
80 about six week and then return. nc
tompanied by his wife, who is already
there.
Today Mrs. Campbell and her child
and Mrs. Cecil Brown and her children
accompanied by few friends will
travel around the Island, returning next
sunday.
The mortuary record shows the death
4 three aged resid nts. as follows: Da
lid Wilder, Hawaiian, aged 20; Al
iow. Chinese, aged SO; Mataio Kane
Hawaiian. aged 20.
Mrs. j. K. Farley is very i'll witt
pneumonia at koloa. Kauai. and OF
saturday Miss Laura Morse. trained
urse at the Government Dispensary
VAS sent to Koloa on the N.ihau to at.
end her
Bro. Stefanus young Portuguese
| WHO went W IShIulle Sllllt years dEb ~
study for the priesthood. vii probably
return Wednesday. The climate Their,
| lid not agree with his health, 50 h,
| win continue his studies here.
The Mauna Loa brought "a number o
| passengers yesterday from Hawaii an,
Maui ports, among them beng tn fo
! owing. Henry Holmes and wife, W. G
| Achi and wife, w. &. Achi, Jr., j. Coer
! per and j. McChesney.
! Animoto, he japanese who is accus
! ID Of "A murder committed at kahukt
| 'everal months ago. was arraigned OI
! saturday I'm the police Court. The cas-
! hen went over until today when sew
| raj witnesses wi arrive from Kahukl
10 testify in the case.
The peanut industry is becoming ;
| serious one on the Island OF oahu. Mr.
| Tuch. farmer of Koolau. has n mum
! Der of acres In peanuts. and he expect
have the greater part of them treat
! ID for the oil. for which there Is a grea
demand among the Chinese.
Captain Rosehill who has had charg
II the erection Of the poles at the wire
| less telegraphy stations at Lanai an,
| Mahukona. Hawaii. has returned from
| the latter point and VIII go tomorrow
10 Maui and Molokai to erect the pole
! At the stations on those Islands.
| Labor Day will be celebrated in 10
| loulu with all due ceremony on tn
| irst Monday In September All of tn
'rades unions in the city are making
| preparations for the holiday. II l.
likely that there viii be a parade II
! which the various unions will take part
Nearly $500 has been raised b.
| friends Of Mrs. EN-, Uhlbrecht, who's
husband met death in such tragic fash
| ion last week, and the sum will b'
! turned over to her 1t is likely that sh,
/ Nill be established In candy business
| o" Not she may support herself anC
children.
AclDert b. Gehr Of the Kohala- Hi,
! railroad came up by the Khan from
| lIilO on Saturday and viii leave on th'
| Picking on Friday for the states. Mr.
Gehr goes 10 the Coast To confer viii
the stockholders OF me company on tn
| matter of the extension of the rUaC
| from Hilo To Laupahoehoe.
The following people left for the coas
by the Roderick Dhu, sailing from Hi,
On Saturday: Miss NJ. Rice. Mildred
! Rice. Miss l.. Hapai. +. {. LeBlund
and wife. Luke LeBl0nd. John 7. Bake
and wife. -. o. Janeway and WIFI. Il
| Bashaw. Miss Pomeroy. Stephani
| Guard, Mrs. w. II. Lambert and daush
ter.
( The Hawaiian delegates TO the Re
! publican national convention at Phila
| delphia will H. all likelihood arrive OF
! the Rio Thursday evening and III,
charnen Of lhe Republican precinct
clubs are requested to call meetings d
the clubs to arrange for the ratification
meeting that VIII take place the sam
evening.
The police were looking yesterday FOL
a young boy and 81 from Mplokai. whC
are visiting friends In KaakOpua an6
became lost on the streets Of the city
yesterday. The lad was about thirterf
years of age and the little girl was but
Ave. II was their first visit TO this city
and II Is supposed that they wandered