The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-26
NEWS OF THE TOWN.

\ Jolsy party fr0ua ihr transport s;Fsns
! ~ens ~ u the Paii YESTERDAY. ssartfu<
"a a ee5osk- O,E tAe g<szrn they wezs
u. Pcusbt9xi Ths Psr1y irel1ssssi 3
large number Of SasissS 81 route "a Nh
nsis b. The Grant and number Of the
military Otsexrs-
TIE rubb-r s.~s4s imported recently a1.i
es.ssiysSi b. cozraISs;oaer Of Axricuig1rV
wrsy Taylor hare hser planted in tn.
territorial narss,y and ts~ * thsrs
Aaye RESPONDED 10 the cars az the garden
ers- But = snail p.sry1tz<e OF the sests
were ersitahIe for triaL
James Harris. 6rsS Seree=at. COMPANY
r. Fourth infantry, 5 % the Grant w5sa
recruit. :es his company and regimen,
in the Philippines. WhiIs here hs IS
visiting his old friued Dlke MeNichcl.
Harris was ouce one Of The enthusiasts
il the Northwest f'acisc Base Ban
lsagis
Mrs Sarah n Lyman. beloved wife
OF Or. Henrs VI Lyman OF Chicaso,
died al the family home. 80 Ashland
boulsyard in that city October 10. This
sad intelligence was received in the :. :,
Qseen. Ms. Lyman tnee Clark Iived
in Honolulu rs a yogng lady. THREE II
her sisters are ROW uvinz in the islands
They a7e Mrs c T. Gulick of this city
and Airs Severance aud Mrs. Austin OF
Hilo. Mr. Lyman. father Of DIR. Lyman.
started the boys boarding school in Hila
The Lynans living in that place now are
relatives of the famous Chicago physi-
elan.
Heavy rains probably saved a field OF
500 acres Of cane or upland at Oahu
plantation. one OF the pumps had fas--i
TO dc duty
A Gray. an expert of Signor Marcoui,
has been dispatched from London to Ho-
nolula to investigate and help out the
system here.
The Misses Ada and Josie Hromaia.
who came from San Francisco with the
Shriners' excursion. are guests at the
home OF Mr.. James Steiner on Adams
street during their visit in Honolulu.
Charles Hafennan was arrested Wei
neSday and charged at the police station
with forgery Ii is claimed that he
forge,i the name OF W. j Lowrie to seY-
elal checks which he passed at Hanapepe
and Waimea, Kauai.
I. f. Davis has left the attorney gen
erals Office TO engage in business for
himself as public stenographer and
typewriter in the Judd building. Miss
4. 4. Allen succeeds Mr.. Davis in the
attorney generals Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schraubstadtev
of San Francisco, who were incidentally
among the visiting Shriners on the Yea
landia. were in fact on their wedding
tour Mrs. Schraubstadter was former
TX Miss Ella Westerfeld and is a cousin
of George II. Bauer of this city. with
whom she enjoyed pleasant visit while
here.
Mr. and Mrs. @ II. Berrey. who have
been away from the islands for several
months. are at Utica, y. Y. They have
4 number of friends there, some OF them
soldiers of the First New York voluu-
teers who were here in 1898. They were
to be rendered reception at the state
armory, Utica. October IL. The arrange
ments for the reception were in the hands
of a committee of thirty, selected from
the military organizations and the MEN,
bers # the regiment that was here
Armstrong Smith writes: Il enter
the Middesex hospital next Monday
October L as student for five AMI
half years course. Five and half
years seems an age, but on the whole |
think the long course will pay in the
end The London course will be very eX-
pensiye, the most expensive IN
Great Britain and more eXpen-
Sive than New York. The degree
shall work for will be Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physicians, ana mem
her of the Royal College of Surgeons
London, not Edinburg." His many
friends here wish him godspeed.
NnTIHE