The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-09
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AeShstrataoa hoars 10 to / and 20 ;
Tksrs were forty cases % sk~ polsse
coars calendar yesterday
William Crude an old resident Of Ho-
n0lEls died ysster,szy-
Twenty fosr CaInansea wsrc arrested
I&ss night for gambling
Mrs Hansh Al hui wes arrested LsSs
aisht foE selling iiqEor
Driver BiIby OF the patrol szxou !
eal0yinS Sell earned vacation
The ladies OF The Y w Z. A va.
move into their new quarters "A tbs
Pro<ress lsc.-k Today.
The Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth
infantry hands viii play at tie Hawaiian
hotel this evening
A cape has s<en found aad : Al the
by proving property
VIII and Herbert Young gave = party
OF about fifteen ride ca the hay lzs;
evening in their launch Union
Two hne resiueutal bands are aloaTG
the Hancock They will pro5ably siye
concert during their stay here
Their are q good many wous,a and
children wives and sons and daughters
OF officer son the Hancock en- route 20
Manila
Tonight the Amateur 0rchestra. tn
der the direction OF Wray TAYLOR. viii
give an entertainment ar Kamshameha
school An excellent program has been
prepared
The Holland club of the Y w Z. \
will meet with Mrs. Coleman. 10 Ber,-
tania street. AT . 80 O'Clock this even
ing. All women Interested are welcome
as well a. members.
A sack containing S11I.50 in silver was
taken from the wagon of Mirashi- 4
japanese. yesterday when he was ia a
kililu store making purchases. The
matter was reported 10 the police.
Mr. Henning sugar boiler OF Spresk-
elsyilIe, has accepted the offer OF ;iIe
TO his old headquarters about the end |
Of the year.
Volcano Marshall wants it known /
that he has no connection with the Ha-
waii Democrat. William has an ambi- ]
ton to revive the Volcano AT some tiEle /
in the future.
r. W. Condor OF the merchant patrol. /
while riding his wheel, was run into and /
quite seriously hurt Sunday night. John 4
Snippen, the driver of the vehicle which 1
collided with the officer. was arrested.
A benefit concert will be given al the 4
Paia native church this Saturday even
ing under the direction of Rev. j. Kali
no and z. y. Kahokuoluna. One OF the
chief features Of the evening viii be the
first appearance of the Huelo orchestra.
C. E.. Moore has just returned from a
flying i1ip-to .Awini. where he secured
OF something over LOCO acres
of forest land. a company has taken
hold of the proposition and intends 10
supply the Honolulu market with FIRE
wood. Tenders are requested for out
ling 5000 cords.
II is said that about 30 negro fami-
hts are expected on Maui from the Unit
ed STATES. OF hte number, fifty viii
on Hamakuapoku. fifty ar Pa3,
and 80 at Spreckelsville. Next year
it is likely that Porto Ricans and their
families will he engaged on some of the
Maui plantations.
Vincent Fernandez. clerk in the Office
If Gear. Lansing / Company, who vas
reported missing last week, turned up
Ill right. II appears that he was i'll
1t the house of friend for six days.
IN that time. however. neither his wife
Tor his employers had been notified of
lis whereabouts or condition, which
-aused the anxiety of friends.
Entries for the athletic contest to be
leld AZ Punahou college grounds October
3 will close tomorrow at noon. Entries
ire coming in fast and all the events
,romise 10 be crowded. The handicap
'ers will immediately begin their work
n the close of the entries and their
will be made the day fol-
owing.
Mrs. Thomas Sunny and child were
mong the passengers in the Maui Sun
ay Her husband, who was recently
n charge OF the tunneling operations at
lihsi. died at Makawao a week ago Sun
ay The widow and child are now en-
QUITE to San Francisco. their home. The
lihei has generously arranged 10 pay
or educating his child