The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-04-26
LOCAL sRevlrles.


Dr. ohrmrhaH hns succeeded pr
kinYnHr nH quarantine of'icrr ~ san
tfHUt.
Htb. II n ushr N the mo Kohais
Halfway arrived nn the Ventura yes.
fyfdHN tie VIII ro t0 Hawaii 10 cufn.
mprte active work on the new road.
Twenty five Italians ntr.vrd on the
ventura tn WORK un the FuHHr ul1ua
tHfIuUH They vrro taken 90 Maui uu
tha steamer N'ihau yesterday even.
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Copies of Dr. MaKuulrs interesting
report Uu Irrigation lU IiuWuu' may
bo had az Special Agent Jared Smith
40 thu Experiment station In the Cap
itul building.
The Hawaiian bonds win be- paid on
uu May I by Treasury Agents Mac
Lehman and W. w. Ludlow, VINO ar
rived ON the China The funds are de-
posted 10 the First National Bank.
John Gomez Portuguese boy in the
employ OF the Rapid Transit Company,
and driver for one Of It's rock wagons,
met with an accident yesterday near
the King street bridge by which he
sustained a broken left leg, between
the ankle ana knee. lie was taken TO
the Queens Hospital for treatment,
Manuel Garcia, a Portuguese painter
met with "a painful accident while
NOIklIE on y ~ Ntlt|lf'l = llbAnf AAA
Nuuauu Valley. The sCanoliing on
which he was standing gave way and
he was precipitated to the ground
sustaining "A fracture Of the pelvic
bone. He Is now at the Queens Hos
pital.
Reports brought by the steamer
Haralei, (which arrived yesterday from
Kauai, confirmed the news OF a small
pox case at Lihue plantation. X. ID.
Mead and j. NJ. Coulson, who were at
the plantation, made hurried depar-
ture, fearing they would be quaran-
tined.
Colonel Macfarlane went up on the
Sierra yesterday. He will confer with
Ed POLITE on arrival in San Francisco
on the present status of Hawaiian Sc
curities on the Mainland, and both will
20 to New York to brush up POLITE
old scheme of listing Hawaiian stocks
on the New York board.
Louis Smith, a runaway, who went
aboard the transport Thomas on her
last trip to Manila, fell overheard from
the stern of the vessel on her way to
was released by the police here because
his father, who is a plumber on the
Thomas, had promised to look after
him. He had been in Jail for stealing
bicycles.
Mrs. w. G. Irwin, accompanied by
her son, Ben Holiday. came to Homo
lulu yesterday on the Ventura. Mrs.
Irwin has been absent from the ISLANDS
for some time. She has been a prom
inent figure in San Francisco social
circles during the past winter, and was
one OF the patronesses Of the Hopkins
Art festival there this month. Ben
Holiday has been in the Philippines.
The Board of Health yesterday voted
to adjust at 5000 the claim or the Oahu
7 N her md RIil6inD for
lumber furnished George Boardman
last spring, which was afterward used
by the Board of Health to erect
storehouse for goods saved from Mr..
Boardman's home. The lumber COM
pany also has the privilege of tearing
down the StorehOuSe and retaining the
lumber and corrugated iron roof.
Major Ennis. Artillery Corps. U. S.
A, received news on a recent steamer
that the condition of his wire's health
was precariouS, and he got two
months leave of absence to go TO New
York to visit her. He intended going
by the Sierra, but thought possibly
him news that she was improved. In
stead of this, however. he received
word which will cause him 10 leave to-
day on the Zealandia.
The reorganization of the old Arlon
Club, which was one of the most pOpu-
lar clubs during the days of Kalakaua's
reign, is being effected the initial
steps being taken last evening at a
meeting in the room of Company A at
the Drillshed. Many of the members
of the old club joined last night, and
the reorganiZed club starts out with
twenty members. Captain Klein
me has done much in reviving the CLUB,
and at the next meeting, which Will
be held soon a number Of additional
members are expected to join, when
officers will also be elected The MEM
bers are hopeful for as large and as
club as the first one, and
as there are so many more Germans
and German Americans here now than
formerly. their anticipations are like
~ to be fulfilled.