The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-27
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

| +. l.. Hogs has gone to Makaha val
| ley for a few days.
Mrs Mary Chillingworth has gone t.
| Hilo for a short stay.
| DIR. Watt left yesterday for Hilo ant
will be absent for some time.
C. w. Spitz left yesterday for hi.
home in Nawiliwili on he w. G.. Hall
w. o. Smith was aiming the passen
| gers on the Kinau for Hilo yesterday
1t is reported from Koloa, Kauai, tina
Mrs. J. X. Farley is still dangerously
i'll. ft.
The Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton juniors have taken possession OF
their camp in Manoa valley.
DIR. Oliver is now living at his beach
home at Waikiki. He will return t.
Molokai in about two weeks
Robert Atkinson Is expected home to-
day by the Rio after three years al
college at Harvard University.
II. l.. Herbert is convalescent after
mis- recent illness and has returned from
Waikiki to his home on Prospect street
Miss Birdie and Miss Lille Reist left
for Wailulku. Maui, yesterday on the
Claudine. They go on an extended Wis
it to their aunt.
Kapaana, charged with mayhem, will
court. 1t is said the defendant bit mis-
srandfather's nose off.
j. Coerper, who was formerly mana
ger of the Kona Sugar Company, left
IN the Mauna Loa yesterday for the
eeward coast of Hawaii.
Prof. r. C. l.. Perkins, the British
naturalist, will go up Tantalus on FRI
lay to spend several days in the forest
making chronological researches.
The friends of Mrs. Uhlbrecht, whose
husband was drowned at Makapuu
point ten days ago, have succeeded in
raising the sum of nearly $4,000 for her.
The cement sidewalks to be erected
around the Capitol grounds are to be
# dark-colored material which will re-
luce to the minimum the glare on the
Eyes.
Henry Macfarlane will make an at
tempt to repair and save the schooner
Mile Morris and he has sent experts to
the other side of the island to see what
can be done with her.
Wilcox and his fellow orators of the
Independent party had planned to leave
for Hawaii yesterday but were unable
TO get away and will not begin their
tour of Maui and the other Islands to
the windward until next week.
Among the passengers on the Claudine
for ports on the leeward side of the
islands We're: W. j. Alencaster, Rev.
II. Kihara, A. Hooking, VIM Harbot-
tie, G. de Souza Cauavarro Miss NJ.
Widdifield and Miss s. NJ. Carter.
on the Mauna Loa yesterday a large
number of passengers left for Maui u I'd
Hawaii, among whom were the follow
ing: James A. Boyd. Capt. ]. H. Har-
rison, F. M. Swanzy. Thomas Gay. DIR.
VI. L. Beers and Mrs. j. n. Robinson.
j. Brown. has been appointed emu
merator for the districts which were
covered by r. Mcdonald the young
man from Pearl City who so mys-
terlously disappeared some time ago.
Brown went over the entire district
with Mcdonald acting as. Japanese in
terpreter so he is familiar with the
work and can carry 1t to completion
quickly.
A number of young Germans who re-
side In this city are said TO have or
Ganized military company and have
offered their services to the German
government for active service i'm China.
Nearly all have seen service In the Ger
man army, and all are subjects of the
German Emperor. so 1t is possible that
they will be accepted. The offer was
made through the German Consul here,
J F. Hackfeld and was sent to the war
department at Berlin. There are about
25V who have pledged themselves to go
II they are ordered and they are head
ed by Caesar Kreuger. who was for
merly n sergeant In the German army.