The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-25
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The wffe Of M.jor j. VI. canara y
;urusd 10 her hosne e1 sh- Queen y.s
tervi2y.
Msjor sRf Mrs J. 5, Luuiux left 81
. the Aoruu<i yesterday 90 yisit 80 II.
suainlaBd
Mrs J. a NeCa-gess * ~xpsCte,: ID
Daraye Loas srss1 hex eastern Trip oa ths
Pekins. November
The Grant has no regular troops TIE
men or board ara recruits Several civil
ians. male and female. are on their way
to Manila
r I'olii,z, a nephew Of Edward Pol
liz tn broker. arrived here Yesterday.
He corzes 10 take a position in the First
National bank
The transport Grant has 81 800. 900
aboard for troops IN Guam and AaniLl.
IL Is in charge OF Paymaster Major Ham
ilton Wallace OF the army.
Captain Jesse NJ. Barker of the L. s.
transport Grant is accompanied on this
trip BY Mrs. Barker While in Homo
lulu they are stopping at the Hawaiian
hotel
J. II. Coney. sheriff of Kauai. re-
turned from the coast in the Queen yes
teyday- He spent good deal of time
while in California looking into the oil
business.
j. j. Emery and wife of Detroit. Mich.
are on the L. $. transport Grant en- route
to Manila Mr.. Emery will be stationed
at Manila as the Associated Press rep
resentative.
Among the passengers for Manila in
the Grant is Joseph P. Emory, repre-
sentative of the Associated Press, who is
to represent the newspaper association
in the islands
II. J. Johnson. one of the best known
custom house brokers in Sam Francisco
has come here to locate. He will have
charge of the custom house business IF
Hind. Rolph & Co.
T.. c. Homes of Honolulu. who has SUI
gar and other interests in the islands.
is at the Occidental. with Mrs. Jones and
Miss Alice Jones. says the San Francisco
Chronicle Of October Il.
Judge Wilcox was at>the wharf yester-
day to receive his wife who was pas
senger in the Queen from San Francisco.
Mrs. Wifeox has had most enjoyable
trip. but is glad to get back:
Mrs W. B. Mailing. wife of the clerk
of the United States district court, ac-
by her child. arrived on the
Queen. This accounts for the happily
radiant countenance of Mr.. Mailing.
The Second battalion. First regiment
\. g. H.. Major Camara commanding.
will have drill and parade tomorrow even
ing Three companies. C. Ii and G. will
participate Ali members are requested
% attend.
The continued rains have made it
hard work for the street cleaning gang
% wipe ont the effects of the recent big
storm. Thirty carts and large number
If men are still busiiy engaged with this
,ndless job.
Mrs. Fanny Love, her sister. Mrs.
lane McCorriston, and Miss Bella John
ION returned by the steamer Queen af- |
err an absence of several months in the |
States. spent mostly in San Francisco |
md Portland
I ali
nan of Pocatello. Idaho, is in the city |
among the visiting Shriners. |
'fr. Dolbeer has found many friends |
while on the islands with whom he was |
acquainted on the mainland.
Purser Mason of the Aorangi stated |
that the plague was entirely |
ver at Sydney whep the vessel left thar
'ort and she was given a clean bill of |
eslth. Affairs were not satisfactory in
Brisbane. however. for the plague was
till in a measure present.
George Bigelow. special agent of the
weifth census for Hawaii. has resigned
nd his work of collecting special sta
isties of the sugar industry will be fin
shed by K. W. Atkinson. Mr.. Bige-
wv will 90 into business with Harry
ON Holt and Cecil Brown.
President Charles l.. Wight of Wild
RS Steamship company. and Mrs.
Wight inee Wilder) arrived by the
teamer Queen yesterday from San
Francisco. Many friends, were at the
-harf 10 meet and,g greet them and ex-
nd good wishes and congratulations.
Notices have been sent out by the SUI
ervisor of roads to property owners on
uuchbowi and Miller streets. between
and Kfnan. to lay stone curb
lg within sixty days. When this lis
,ne both Miller and Punchbowl streets
i'll he macadamized' their entire length.
F.. E. Paxton returned from San
rancisco yesterday IN the Queen Mr..
dillingham; was still ar work on the
laeing of the 0laa sugar bonds when
Ir. Paxton left and the latter says that
IT. Dillingham; is meeting with sue
* Mr. Dillingham; will probably ar
We in the Peking.
Arthur G.. Towne. junior member OF
e firm Of Blake. Moffitt & Towne. the
rges, paper house on the Pacific
asst. is one of the Shriners who came
,wn on the Zealandia. While here ne
renewing acquaintance with the diff
rent newsdeaiers and printing firms
the city with whom his firm does
large business
The condition Of the.street from Oahu