The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-26
LOCAL 5RSv!TlES.

Mrs. Hubert Vos is reported to be
very i'll at her hoRle In New York of
typhoid fever.
Isaac Erickson has come to Honolulu
from Hilo to construct a residence for
Thomas Cook.
a Turkish bath for Honolulu Is talk
cd of by an expert who Is now here
surveying the field.
DR.. Coudert, who resigned his position
as Government physician at Puma, will
probably return to the States with Mrs
Coudert.
The Father of Annexation" DR..
Sohn S. McGrew, was IS years of age
yesterday, and celebrated the event
with n few friends at Aiea.
a number of drafts drawn by the ko-
ma Sugar Co., have been lost. Payment
ON same has been stopped. The num-
bers, as given, are published elsewhere.
The S. s. Oregonian of the American
Hawaiian Steamship Co. will be ready
to receive freight for this port from
New York about the end of February,
A dividend is due the Stockholders 81
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation CO.
at their office on Queen street same
will be paid on Thursday, the 2Sth inst.
Mrs. John Cargyll, wife of the engi-
neer of the Kohala-Hilo railway, has
returned to Hilo. She was called to
Honolulu by the illness of her husband.
a surprise party was rendered Mr.,
and Mrs. A. G.. Steele by II number of
their friends one evening last week at
the mountain home of c. c. Kennedy,
near Hilo.
Papa Ita, the Tahitian fire walker.
has been Ill ever since his arrival. He
is suffering from n heavy cold. Mr..
Lewis. who brought the aged native
here is also quite ill.,
The compliments of Levers & Cooke
go with n handy pocket diary contain
ing a useful array of tabulated matter.
including a showing, in averages, of
Honolulu's climate and rainfall.
The passenger list of the Warrimoo,
which left Victoria on time, contains
the names of 125 persons. This Is one
of the largest passenger lists for this
port ever carried by IA Canadian boat.
Leung Chi-tso. the young Chinese re
former, for whose head the Chinese
Government has offered a reward OF
$4,000. is in sydney still carrying on
his work, acCordir~ 20 adices received
y tn, local Bow Wongs.
Five hundred thousand fresh salmon
eggs Were sent to the New Zealand
Government by the United States, via
the Sierra. The eggs came from the
Government station in Tehama coun-
ly, Cal, ana are III charge OF Captain
G. Fl. Lambson, United States Fish
Commissioner.
The Ladies' Aid Society held an cleo
ton Thursday at which the following
officers for the ensuing year were elect
ed: Mrs. w. ID. Westervelt, president;
Mrs. Cornelia Damon. vice president;
Mrs. f. w. McChcsney, secretary; MRS
N. Il. Damon, treasurer, and Mrs i.
G. Jones, treasurer of the Bishop fund.
In the child-stealing case which was
brought before Judge Wilcox yesterday,
the latter discharged the defendant
Martha on the statement of Deputy
Sheriff ChillingwoIth who said that a
peace had been patched up between her
and the grandmother OF the little girl
alleged to have been stolen. The grand
mother did not care to press the
charges.
Standardized Kalauokalani has re-
ceivcd "a letter from his son. who Is
private secretary to Delegate Wilcox.
lie stated the entire party had reached
SAN Francisco in safety ana that they
expected to leave on December 10 for
Washington, 1t appeared that on the
and Sunday previous "a large
number of people had called to pay
heir respects to Mr.. Wilcox. The fol-
owing were few out of the number
Mayor Phelan, John ID. Spreckels, Judge
md Mrs. Galbraith. Colonel G. =. Tau
fea and wife and Mrs. q. G. Bcckley.
Mayor Phelan congratulated Mr. WI
,ox and wished him success I'm Wash
ngton.