The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-03
NEWS Of THE TOWN

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the kinza yesterday
]. Covza Of the koua Sugar Coz
pany Is over from kona. Hawaii
Mrs, e r Folsom. wife OF the az
prsi<er. Is visiting Eataii- She Jeff -
me KHAN yesterday.
Il Z Soule. prominent business
nan OF Hilo. who has been visiting ho-
RolaIu. returned horne yesterday
r. W Becklsy. who took the federal
census Of the island OF Aolokai. ar
rived yesterday by the Mauna Loa-
t. B. Gehr. president and promoter
of the kohala & Hilo railroaG, went to
Hilo on the kinau al noon yesterday
There has been an addition 10 the
family of William Szyidge. A little
girl baby come 10 the house last night
Miss Mary keanu ana Cyrus Greea
were married last evening at the resi-
denee OF ]. h kahookele. Nehe Wal-
luku-
Paul Isenberg, Jr.. left for Kauai
Monday on a shooting trip He will do
some democratic campaign politics on
the way
Harry Saylor. former head barkeeper
OF the Hawaiian hotel. and family left
for San Francisco in the Australia
yesterday.
Deputy Attorney General Cathcart
left for Kohala yesterday. He went to
prosecute a number of cases before the
Third circuit court.
Mrs. George C. Beckley, who was
visiting in Berkeley a short time ago.
has moved to San Francisco and VIII
remain there for some time
The Chamber of Commerce yestsT-
day sent $500 to WEIGH & Co.. to be
transmitted by them to the governor OF
Texas for the relief of the Galveston
sufferers.
A B. Loebenstein, candidate for sen
ator from the Hilo district, left for his
home on the big island on the kinau
yesterday. He will at once inaugura.e
an active campaign
Government Eutomologist Koebeie
left yesterday afternoon to make tour
OF inspection on the island of Kauai
He went on the steamer W. G. Hall and
will return Sunday.
A W. Heydtmann, the bookkeeper
of Naalehu plantation and one Of the
best known old residents, is doing well
at the Queens hospital after an opera
ton for appendicitis.
A meeting of the Bow Wongs was
held Saturday previous to the depar-
ture of its secretary, Lam Sal. for Yo-
kohama to attend an important confer
ence of the reform leaders.
A corps of surveyors have been at
work for the past four or five days
load. Work on construction will begin
October 10 or soon thereafter.
Clayton & Bell of London are en-
gagged in the execution of the window
TO be erected in ST. Andrews cathedral
TO the memory OF the late Rev J. T.
Lane, who died here about year ago.
Acting Postal Inspector in Charge
Robinson left yesterday for Hilo. He
expects to remain in Hawaii several
days to settle some minor details con-
-nected with the postal system in that
district.
The new building for Maunaolu sem
mary at Paia, Maui. is, now about fin
ished, little more painting being all
that is necessary. and the school ex-
poets to move in about the middle of
October.
Five Japs who are to be tried for as
sault to murder and riot were sent &c
Hawaii in the steamer Kinau yester-
day in charge of Chester Doyle. The
men will appear before Judge Eddings
of the Fourth circuit court
Mrs. Antoine Mello is still after her
husband. who refuses to live with her.
The police are looking for him again
and the wife wants him put on the reef
unless he obeys the mandate of the
court and goes back home.
The following international money
order Offices have been established in
the territory to date from October /:
On Oahu, Kahuku and Waimanalo: on
Hawaii. Honokaa, Ookala and Papaa-
loa. and on Kauai. Eleele-
Mrs. Overend, wife of R. Overend, |
formerly a planter at Honokaa, Ha-
wall, and now connected with the Kona
Sugar Company arrived by the Mauna
Loa yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Overeni
were for some years residents of Guata-
mala, where Mr. Overend was interest
ed in the coffee industry.