The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-31
NEWS OF THE TOWN

The Ho1oluiu D-5vl1S Association :
: directors viii meet this evening a. 5
o'clock at the Hawaiian hotel
sB- T. Dillingham; tally -ho arrived IN
the c. u. Bryant Ii has zrtracessi 8
good deal Of attention on the whsrf.
\ business meeting OF the Young
Peoples Society cf Christian EnGeavOr
viii Be held at Central Union Church n
7-3n o'clock this evening
Mr.. Schultze Of Hackfeld Il Co. re-
ceive,i very fine Great Dane dog on
the c. ID. Bryant yesterday. The ami
nal has pedigree a long 81 its tail
Owing TO Labor Day. the exzmiaa-
lions for teachers which were 10 De
held on September Sd and 9Th have
been postponed 10 September ith and
5th-
The California oil fields ara being ext
ported by many Honolulu people. G..
". Macfarlane. J. n Comet and Carl
Wolters are the last to take up oil land
for Development
Judge Humphreys has ordered the
perpetuation of testimony of Nskoo
kas. in the case of Fanny Strauch V.
Cecil Brown. before George Lucas on
Saturday September Sth.
II La Paloma makes the time
that Clarence Macfarlane's horse did
yesterday morning. she viii beat the
Dewey easily. The horse attached TO a
light buggy ran away in the morning,
causing great excitement.
A Chinaman driving wagon ran
over and badly injured countryman
of his on Williams lane yesterday
morning. The driver of the vehicle
was arrested and the injured celestial
was taken to the Chinese hospital.
The Spanish colony on Punchbowl is
usually doing something that the police
have TO look into. Lately some of the
dons have been trying TO make one OF
their number out thief. and he has
appealed to the police department for
protection.
The buildings that have been occu-
pied lately by the squatters at Aala
park. were torn down by Road Super
visor Campbell yesterday morning.
The buildings had been condemned by
the board of health as unsanitary and
were ordered torn down.
A new disease has reached town. 1t
affects the eyes, and dozens of people
are under treatment at the present
time. 1t has been diagnosed by a
prominent physician as diphtheria of
the eye. Mrs. Eckhart of the Queens
hospital lost an eye through the disease.
Harry Armitage, c. D. Chase, VIII E.
Fisher, f. L. Dortch, John Emmeluth
and Fl. E. Mcintyre were yesterday
selected as road jury to pass upon
the extension of kekaulike street from |
Fort to Beretania streets. They met |
yesterday morning to look the ground |
over and will give their verdict today. |
In the police court yesterday morn
ing the following cases were disposed |
Of Kinoshita, needless driving. SO !
and costs; Jas. kealoha, cruelty to ami
mails, So and costs; j. j. Mcguire, leav-
ing his horse united in the street. repri- |
larceny in the second degree, two years |
at hard labor.
Advices from Sydney, n. S. W., indi- |
cate that the Australian scheme for the |
laying of Pacific cable will be soon an |
fact An arrangement |
has been concluded between the COVER |
nor of New South Wales and the Eas- |
tern Extension Company for the i'm |
mediate commencement of the work |
and the proposed undertaking only |
awaits the sanction of parliament
At meeting of the Republican club |
of the Sixth precinct of the Fifth dis
trict held at the Eva court house
Monday night the following officers
were elected: Sam Hookano, presi-
dent: P. Mcdonald, secretary; Antoine
Fernandez, treasurer; W. H. Wilkin-
son, G. j. Mccarthy and NJ G. Correa,
judges of election. L. L. McCandless,
Frank Archer and Sam Hookano were
nominated for delegates to the district