The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-15
LOCAL. BREvlTlES.

native irdrpcndcnts are preparing
60 meet aud form a party.
Dr. Wood Ia having photographs made
nf all mail steamers which call At this
port
The Hc1llni aud Myrtle Boat Clubs
will begin prnctlcing FOR the fall races
soon.
MIR and Mrs. Il. -. silliman left for
the Coast on the Peking, to be gone
about two months.
II Ia reported that ID. II. Kahaulelio
has been elected Molokais delegate to
the Republican convention.
Mrs. Horace j. Craft and Mrs. Eliza
beth X. Wilder are entertaining Mrs. $.
c. Wilder and Mrs. Y. X. c. Gibbons
at Waialua.
Six new odorless eXcavators arrived
by the Australia and are being put to-
gether under Capt Sam Johnsons
supervision,
William White of Maui is here to tes
tify in n suit brought by +. ]. Tesla
against himself and others for print
ing account
c. u. Reynolds, Of the Board Of
Health, will probably not leave until
next week IOT MOlOkdl. re Will MAKE
a stay of about three weeks.
Mrs. John Lucas has put her home
on Lunalilo street at the disposal of
the Catholic Benefit Society for char
ity at home next Thursday from 2 to 4.
On the Australia will go four mill
tary prisoners from Camp Mckinley.
in charge OF Sergeant Showalter and
three men. They will serve sentences
ON Alcatraz Island.
Judge kepoikai states that the Wal
luku meeting next Wednesday is to be
held for the purpose of giving all pres
ent an opportunity to divide on Repub-
lican and Democratic lines.
Judge Wilcox is the recipient of
small fortune amounting to $4,000, left
him by his brother, the late Henry Will
cox of Kauai. The SAME amount was
left to each one of the brothers of the
deceased.
Judge Stanley charged by w. o.
Smith with being an Englishman,
proves an alibi to the satisfaction of all
his friends. The evidence seems to
support his claim that he halls from
Dublin.
Mounted Patrolman Robert Parker,
Jr., stopped lively runaway on Liliha
street above King yesterday forenoon.
The plucky patrolman coolly ran along
side the animal which was attached to
a hack, and held on to the bride until
he had the horse under control.
The hearing of the w. H. Marshall
libel case in the Circuit Court is set for
Thursday next. Among the witnesses
subpoenaed are Marshal Brown, Judge
Wilcox DIR. VIM. McGrew, III. NJ. Ayres,
John Aud. and several members of the
Judd family.
1t is reported that Mr.. August Han
neberg, the manager of Olowalu plan
taton has resigned his position, and
will leave shortly for Germany. His
successor is said to be Mr.. e. Krouse,
plantation lately.
A number of Hubert Voss' pictures
are in the art building at the Paris Ex-
position. In order to superintend the
hanging, Mrs. Voss went some time ago
to Paris, where her husband will join
her as soon as he can finish up his
work in New York.
David Center, manager of the Am
erican Sugar Co. of Molokai is i'll at
the Queens Hospital, where he Is being
duteHueu Dy Ut. WOOu. MT. center
complaint is malarial fever and other
complications. Mrs. Center and child
are stopping at the Hawaiian hotel.
A farewell dinner was given to little
Theodore and Alice Cooke at Mrs.
Turner's cottage on Beretania street
last Friday evening, before their de-
parture on the Australia. Many child
rem were entertained and spent several
happy hours under the charming super
vision of Mrs. Turner.
l.. Schwetzer left on the Picking for
short business trip to the Coast and
return, partly in the interest of his
firm on Nuuanu street, and partly for
the new brewing company OF which he
is an official. If he can spare the time
he will also make a brief visit in Salt
Lake City, his old home.