The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-02-19
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

| Governor Dole Is hard at work pre-
pairing his message to the Legislature
! and Will probably complete 1t before
Thursday.
The Aorangi brought thirty-nine
Portuguese laborers to this port Sat
urday afternoon, and they will be sent
to Hawaii and Kauai.
Paul Neumann was an honored Wis
itor to the Supreme Court of San
Francisco on Marshall Day. February
L. and delivered an eulogy on John
Marshall.
f. Dugdale and Lady Dugdale
passed through here on the Doric en-
route for the Orient. Mr.. Dugdale is
wealthy London capitalist, and with
his wife Will spend several weeks In
Japan.
Major S. NJ. Mills, Sixth Artillery
and formerly stationed IN Honolulu, Is
now IuL-iledgeu Lieutenant Colonel
uf Artillery, his promotion having oc-
Cured in the Senate combinations ON
February 6.
James ID. Doyle, ex-mayor OF Victor,
Colorado, and famous contempt-o of
court prisoner in the Centennial state
two years ago. left for the States yes
terday on the Alameda. He was ac-
compunied by his wife.
Papa Ita ,no relation to Papa Zim-
because of his ability to walk barefoot
over Goals of fire. This is a State
which Is today the proudest boast OF
our missionaries for the quality and
variety of Its Christian converts
News Letter.
Posts in China abandoned by the
missionaries are rapidly being filed
again. On the Doric were DIR. and
Mrs. c. c. Vinton, Rev. and Mrs. Il.
NJ. Matter, DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Sey-
mour and DIR. Lucy GaynUr, who Will
at once assume their duties on their
arrival In the Orient.
Dr. E. f. King, who has been To-
Gated at Maxwell. Kauai, for the past
three years. is in the City. The doctor
and Mrs. King leave on the Alameda
for their old home at Washington, d.
c., whence the doctor will go on to
Vienna to pursue special course Of
study for year. The best wishes OF
many friends go with them.
Quite number of San Francisco
maidens have been lured away to Ho-
nolulu the past year, and the depart
ure today OF Miss May Taylor adds
another to the list, as upon her arr-
Fred Beardsley and make her home
In that Paradise of the Pacific" The
fair bride-elect was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. 4. G.. Taylor. who
will return after the wedding-News
Letter.
The papers are making no end OF a
row about John Bell. the Honolulu
Board of Health and requested that he
be sent to the Receiving Hospital.
What would the papers have? Mr..
Bell, by confronting the Health Board.
behaved like an excellently groomed
leper who understood the situation and
his place In the world.-San Francisco
News Letter.
When Mr.. J. d. Spreckels sails on
his postponed trip to Australia Feb
ruary I3 on the Ventura he win be ac-
companied by one of his daughters.
who, II goes without saying. will he
greatly missed by her young friends
while absent which will be for several
months. II IL the intention Of Mrs.
Spreckels and her other daughters to
meet them at Honolulu on their re-
turn. whore they win make u visit or
some length.-News Letter.
The superintendent and assistant
sunnrlntendent OF oahu Insane Asylum
desire 70 thank Mr.. Frank Damon and
the Chinese residents ur Honolulu FOR
their Kindness in remembering the
Chinese inmates Of the institution nj
the time Of their New Years festival.
The good things provided were an
r"0v ~ whom. uotwthsta ndirg their
irfrmitv. are still able to realize that,
although necessarily separated from
th"ir countrvmen. they are not forgot
70" by them ut this time NJ rejoicing.
w II. Mover. Examiner of the De-
pnrtm"nt NJ Justice. left for washing
to- last e"e"irg on the Alameda. Mr.
Mover said hefore leaving that he had
az ercelie-f ranort NJ the Federal
courts NJ Hawaii IN cnrrv nm To head
Quarters and h'rted that no would
hav" few things ~ sav about the
"""duc' NJ the Hawaiian canrta aa
'h"v car'" under hIs rotIoa. NJ No,.e-
10 'hn"ou"hlv conversart with tho
n""ds NJ tho local Torritor,nI cou,te
nd Ia nrounritad with tho nerso,oir,,.
~ s""n ~ 'ha candidates advan,.i
for tho positions NJ Circuit Judges.
THE DEMON Or CYNtrISM