The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-04-17


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hawaiian Relief Society
The Tribune has received from Mrs
O. W ne,klry. secretary of the Ia
Nala Relief Aasocla Ion. n note IN
which she says. THE Hawaiian Re.
lief Society has received $50, from a
concert given by some Hawaiians in
lIilo and Olaa. and we wish 90 thank
them for their donation. through your
paper. Also that the society did not
receive any of the clothing sent by
the Ladies' Sewing Society OF Hilo "
This last Is apparently apropos TO the
report, mentioned in the Tribune a
short time ago, to the effect that all
The clothing sent down by the ladies'
OF Hllo was distributed to Hawalians.
The Tribune is pleased to correct amy
mistake of this sort.
Disciple of "Excelsior."
Henry Easton came down from the
Shipman ranch this week for his semi
annual sun bath. He reports every
thing In good shape at his altitude
which is 1000 feet above sea level.
When he gets lonesome he goes up the
mountain a little further and make
snow men 10 keep him company. Tney
are usually a little cold at first, but
they gradually thaw out and become
quite sociable. He says that at night
he lies in bed and watches the electric
lights in Hilo. This sounds little
like fiction, especially when We re-
member that most OF the time during
the last five months we haven't been
able to watch the lights right here in
town without taking a lantern or 4
tallow candle and going out 20 look
for them.
Mr.. Fulcher Return.
V. NJ. Fulcher, who has been fer
about one year in Texas, Florida and
other portions Of the United States
(outside of HawaiD, returned by the
Roderiok Dhu. He did not orlns down
any merchandise, as he at first intend
ed. He says that he will remain here
only long enough to settle mp his bns-
mess affairs and will then return to
Florida, where his family now is.
Florida, as he remarked, Is good
enough for him, and he prefers It to
either California or Hawaii. Mr.. Full
cher was about two months in Cali
fornia on his way back here, during
which time he was sick about a month.
He also was quite unwell on his way
down here.
Miscellany.
Eight Japanese ran away from Hilea
plantation on Thursday.
Jas. Riley, head carpenter at Paau-
hau, returned by the Roderick Dhu.
Leon X. Riester left on Wednesdays s
Kinau for Honolulu, en- route to Buff
falo.
The Volcano Stables received small
consignment of mules by the Roderick
Dhu.
The price OF meat has gone up, owing
to the drought experienced all over this
island.
w. A. Hardy has left Hilo, and will
probably reside in Honolulu for some
months.
Robert Young, who has made a
three-months' sojourn in the States, is
back again.
Manager McDonough of the Hilo
hotel Is confined to his room with a
severe attack of grippe.
Mr.. w. III. Beers lett Monday on a trip
through the HonOkaa district. He will
be gone about week.
Captain Warland of the Amy Tnr-
ner Is accompanied by Mrs and Miss
Warland upon this trip.
Mr.. Andrews, a nephew OF j. Il.
Gamalielsen, arrived by the Roderick
Dhu and will go to Kaumana.
During the first three months of this
year $1,262,0S worth of sugar was
exported from the port OF Hilo.
The next foreign mail arrives in Ho-
nolulu today. and will probably be
brought to Hilo early next week.
Messrs. Albert and Robert Horner
have been in town during the past
week. They drove from Hamakua.
DIR. w. G. Irwin has recovered from
his recent attack of malarial fever,
and is able to be at his Office again.
Mrs. Singer, mother of Mrs. James
Cameron of Hiio, arrived by the Rod
er.ck Dhu on a visit to her dau shter.
Mrs. w. S. Terry, who has been alb
sent from Hilo about four months and
4 half, returned by the Roderick Dhu.
Mr.. j. 4. S,ny.h arrived vy the Irm-
gard from San Francisco to take a po-
Jltion in the Tribune composing rooms.
c. ID. Pringle received by the Roder-
lex Dhu large consignment Of fine
;andies oirect Il ON the manufacturers.
Harry Rycroft will in the future have
,harge of that portion of the Puma plan
tation which Is in the vicinity of Pa
loa.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Rowland and
Tom Cook were Hiloites returned from
'Xi.e in a dry and barren land by the
<inau.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Whitehouse leaves for the
Coast from Mahukora. She will make
IN extended visit to her former home
n Iowa.
The public schools closed yesterday
or the Easter vacation OF two weeks. |
n the meantime some OF the teachers
will get married.
l.. Hellbush has been confined to his |
,ed for the past ten days with car
,uncle on his lei, leg. He is now able |
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