The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-31

Miss Logan OF Hawai- is spending her
vacation Ia town.
Attorney Coke. 81 Waikiki. In In
town FOR few days.
Or Raymond returned to his Maui
home during the waaK.
a. w. Nicely leaves for Makaweli to-
day to weigh coal for the government.
The fourth story steel panels are be-
ing set In position In the Young build
Ing.
MIR. J. Greenwell aud Miss Greenweli
have gone home for their Christmas va
cation.
Manager Pogue. OF Kihei plantation.
who has been seriously III at Waikiki.
Ia better.
Nape and Mr.. w. II. Fields has been
announced at Wailuku.
The Inter-Island Company received
four life RATS by the last Alameda
They Will be placed on island boats.
The schooner Churchill is discharging
coal at Eleele. The schooner Robert
Searles Is waiting to do the same
thing.
Charles Leonard, former Honolulu
hackman. was fined 500 at Seattle re-
OF shame.
Prof. w. d. Alexander has had fne
portrait painted by Theodore Wores.
Mr.. Wores leaves tomorrow for Samoa
on the Sonoma.
The engagement Of Miss Mary Clark
Wailand, OF Hilo. to l. L. Ray, of the
same place, Is announced. The we'd
ding takes place in March.
The Board of Health have given au
thority to use the lot Waikiki of Sheri-
dan street. near the Beach road, as
dumping ground for garbage.
! In compliance with the notice of
Treasurer Wright the foreign corpora
tons doing business In the Territory
are filing articles of incorporation.
1t Is reported that the agent Of the
tug Leslie Baldwin, which pulled the
schooner Waialua off the reef at
Kaanapall last week will put in a claim
for salvage for $500.
During the storm Saturday night n
| tree was blown down at Waikiki, and
iE falling it struck one of Pains cars.
but did no damage. large number Of
trees were blown down along the Wal
kiki road.
The invitations of the Home Rulers
to address their mass meeting Saturday
| evening are not being favoraby re-
ceived by the prominent Republicans
to whom they were sent. Few accept
ances have been received so far.
+. w. Carter, manager of the Parker
ranch in Hawaii. met with a bad ac-
cldent Friday. His team ran away
and Mr.. Carter jumped to save him.
self. sustaining several severe cuts.
DIR. Carmichael, of the United States
Marine Hospital Service, formerly sta
. no of \
cisco. has been ordered to an Eastern
post. Mrs. Carmichael may visit He
nolulu.
Julia Bocia, Bablno Costa and Man
uel p Teixiera, insane Portuguese
committed to the asylum by Judge
Wa!pulani, of Kau, Hawaii, were
brought to Honolulu yesterday on the
| Mauna Loa.
| NJ. Viz2avona, the French Consul re-
ceived advices on the last steamer from
the coast that the French cruiser Pro-
tet will arrive in Honolulu the third
week of January on her cruise to the
South Seas.
Superintendent Reynolds received a
letter from NIOlokai yesterday telling
of the merry Christmas spent by the
inmates of the settlement They were
all given an extra supply of paiai, and
SGleDTutSu Win
Thomas Fitch recently received from
relation of the late Phil Armour. a
pair of finely cut intaglio cuff buttons.
set In gold. They were souvenir re-
nembrance of the friendship between
Mr.. Armour and Colonel Fitch.
At st. Andrews Cathedral. Sunday
morning. the Rev. V. II. Kitcat gave
notice that from on and after Sunday,
January 10, 1902, the prayerbook of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of Ameri-
ca will be used In that church.
The clerks Of the National Guard are
engaged in making an inventory of all
the quartermaster and commissary
stores which are in the possession OF
these officers. This is being done for
the purpose OF making up the annual
statement Of the stock on hand.
Prince Cupid's new yacht. the Prin-
cess. will arrive on the Ventura from
Sydney. She will probably bring cup
along with her. She was built to beat
anything in her class where she was
launched. and probably won the race.
1t is reported from Waikiki that Nj
I'LL. a native. came to a sudden death
by a fall over n cliff at Makamakaole
Gulch. The deceased was a fisherman
and had started on fishing eXpedi-
tlon at the time Of his death. The body
was found Friday. December %. There
was no indication Of foul play.
According to reports from Papaaloa
forty inches Of rain fell there last We'd
nesday In twenty-four hours. II this
Is true. the rainfall comes near the
worlds record. At Laupahoehoe and
In Hilo there We're also heavy rains
Between Ookala and Maulua Gulch tn.
road was rendered impossible for two
; days.
The stone wall enclosing W. o. Smith s
residence property on the Nuuanu street
side. Is being removed preparatory III
setting the street line back about ten
feet This Is the init,a step toward wild.