The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-02
NEWS OF THE TOWN

interesting meeting last evening
Lost. a bill-hoider full OF bills A
reward on delivering same to this Of
fec.
Jewish fellow citizens viii observe
the Day Of Atonement after O'Clock
tonight and all day tonorruw.
Ground was broken YESTERDAY tJr
Alex Youug's great building on TIE cid
McGrew homestead
The annual meeting Of the trustees
o. the Anglican church viii be held on
Monday. November 5
The Hawaiian officers are the eosmo-
politan War Cry boomers OF America.
and no miStzke--San Francisco War
CRY.
The Amateur orchestra meets to-
night at the T. NJ C. A building sor
rehearsal Members are requested to
be on hand promptly at 7:45 p. m
E. NJ Boyd. secretary OF the First
American bank. will sail for .ae
| mainland on the Australia today. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Boyd
/ Colonel Macdonald Of San Francisco.
who has been in Honolulu for q month
past. accompanied by Mrs Macdonald.
| will return home on the Australia to-
day.
| Lin Sin Chow. the Chinese interpre-
ter at the custom house, who has bean
at that place for years. has resigned.
| His successor has not been appointed
as yet.
All persons willing to subscribe 10
| the democratic campaign fund can
| hand same to the finance committee.
E B. McClanahan, J. F. Colburn and
C. j. Campbell
The athletic contest handicap to be
given by the Y. NJ. c. A. on the Oahu
college grounds will be on October Is.
commencing at 100 p. m Entries viii
| close October 10.
On Thanksgiving day there will be
united service of the two congrega-
tons of St Andrews cathedral. The
offertory on the occasion will be for
the Victorial hospital
Bishop Willis has appointed Monday.
January Z. 1901. for the opening of the
third session OF the Fifth diocesan
synod of the Anglican church in Ha-
waii and issued citations to the men,
bers.
Bishop Willis reminds the clergy il
the Diocesan Magazine that a collec-
ton for home mission work to be sent
in to the board of missions is to be
taken up on the third Sunday in Ad-
vent
David W. Low, an employee OF the
Honolulu plantation at Ava, Oahu. al
American, aged Is years. died from
typhoid pneumonia yesterday and the
remains will be shipped to San Fran
cisco
The regular monthly meeting of the
woman's board of missions will be
held at Central Union church this at
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock Miss Graydon
OF Oahu college will read a paper on
Alaska.
The Rev Hamilton Lee. rector Of
Martinez, Cal, bringing letters COM
mandatory from the Bishop OF Califor-
mia. was licensed by Bishop Willis on
September % to officiate in the diocese
for six months.
The News-Advertiser of Vancouver,
B. c., OF September 81 says: Fred ].
Scott, late advertising manager OF tbs
Winnipeg Telegram. is in the city Ell
route to Honolulu. where he INTENDS
to reside for time
The Hawaiian tribe, l. o. r. NJ, Will
give a moonlight excursion to Remond
Grove on Thursday evening. October
II, 1900 Trains will leave the depot
at 1880 p. m. Fare for round trip, in
Guiding supper, s1.25.
An Hawaiian woman named Lahela,
aged q years, died yesterday at her
home beyond Peck's stables, at Ke
walo. Cause Of death was typhoid fe-
yer. The remains are to be inferred
in the Catholi< uetery
The wives :. -. us in the city are
requested oc So. e. ne Masonic tenn
pie this a.t.oa-~~ 4 o'clock to
make E-rs.csssr IS or the reception
of ttss Mystas .:lrners. 1t is hoped
thecla vti !. large turnout.
=: 70. Gie at Kakaako, near The
fzsSs;tee chapel, yesterday. Elizabeth
Kss.Ci, :. native Hawaiian. died as re-
sol. O. prolonged illness from cerebral
le,. Jrrhage The remains will be IL
hEred In the Catholic cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Rothenberg enter
tanned about twenty-five guests at their
residence, School street, Sunday even
ing, in honor of Mrs. Rothenberg's
birthday A splendid lunch was
served. The Symphony club. under
the direction of Kaai. furnished the
| music.
Pupils of Kamehameha school are
to be treated to complimentary con-
cert by the Amateur orchestra at an
early date The musicians have decid
ed upon Tuesday, October 9Th, as the
| date Of the concert and the pupils are
looking forward to the event with
| great deal OF pleasure.
T. H. Davies & Company viii shortly
bring before the supreme court an az
ton against T. F. Lansing, the terri
| torial treasurer, TO test the validity OF
| the license tax law Il is claimed by
the firm that the treasurer has no right
to charge license fees on business 10
American goods brought into the ter
ritory.
A Japanese named kudo died un;.r-
tended at Relief camp No. on SUI
day morning. aad Dr. Garvin held
post-morteIa examination later in the
day 20 ascertain the cause OF death