The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-29

DR. j. u. Wayson proposes Chill
drens Hospital for the Mckinley men,
orial for Honolulu.
Heavy rains are reported in the kau
district, according to news received on
| the Mauna Loa yesterday.
| Mrs. Julian Monsarrat, who recently
underwent an operation In San Fran
cisco, is reported to be rapidly improv-
Ing.
The half million dollar estate cred
| tied last week to a waterfront man Is
said to be an invention of Chester
Doyle's.
A great improvement il being made
! in the appearance of Union Square.
which is being macadamized from Mi
lilani street to Richards street
Paul X. Isenberg is expected home
on Saturday. His trip has been an
extended one. and his many friends
here will give him the glad hand.
The customs authorities have given
notice that hereafter all persons inter
ested In the examination of goods will
be excluded from the appraisers
rooms.
Oahu Sugar Company has voted to
continue paying its monthly dividends
of IN per cent, and 1t Is rumored that
| an Increased dividend will be paid af-
ter the first of next year.
| Judge Wilcox. who has not had
vacation during thirty years of con-
1 tinuous public service. is thinking of
taking a months vacation. His health
| is far from good, and he feels that he
reeds a rest.
Theodore Wores, the artist, has re-
ceived an invitation from Gustave
Kunst. the wealthy Samoan planter. to
make visit to his place. "Vailima."
in Samoa. Mr.. Kunst says he will sup
ply the artist with plenty of models.
News has been received by the Nip
pom Maru that Dr. Eldredge, for many
years the sanitary agent of the Ha-
waiian monarchy. the Hawaiian repub-
lic and also for the United States Ma
rine Hospital Service, is seriously Ill In
Yokohama.
The appeal papers in the habeas cor
pus case of Osaki Mankicho will go
forward TO Washington on this morn
ing's steamer. Nothing further can
now be done until the appeal is set
down for hearing by the United States
Supreme Court.
i A native named Ku is held by the
police authorities at Honuapo, Hawaii.
on suspicion of having murdered Chi
nese named Wong Kui. His fishing net
and the dead Chinese were found to-
: gether In a place where both are sup
Iposed to have been hidden by Ku.
The lights which have been placed at
the Quarantine wharf road. as we'll as
the grading Of the road near the en-
trance to the Honolulu Iron Works,
are improvements which are much ap
preciated by all whose business takes
them to these parts.
The wharves along the Esplanade,
where the Island steamers lie, resemble
menageries just at present on account
of the great number of pigs, turkeys.
. l Ill, ,ht ,l
= ing from the other Islands to give Ho-
, rolulu people something to be thank
, full for.
The following officers of Lodge lie
Progress, A. & A. s. r., were elected
on Monday evening: w. NJ, l.. de l..
Ward; $. W., Wallace X. harrington:
j. W., Arthur w. Medley: secretary,
c. G. Bockus; treasurer, Charles II.
8 Ramsey; $. D., w. II. Goetz: ]. D.,
1 David Dayton Jr.
j. j. G. Pratt, one OF the fire claims
p commissioners. recently suggested to
e the members of the Wyoming colony
= in Honolulu, that they memorabilia the
Z Wyoming Congressman to assist in Sc
curing an appropriation to pay off the
fire claims. The memorial went for
!, ward by the Nippon Maru.
u The latest news from Japan Is that
Putnam Bradley Strong has announc-
W
t having made 1t in Wall street during
< the rise In Northern Pacific. He is
= nettled over the reports that May fohe
' will leave him when his money is gone.
The pair are given wide berth by
Yokohama society.
The Department of Public Works will
on Monday call for bids for the con-
, struction of the new Alexander road
up Tantalus. The road is to so from
the top of Makki up Makiki canyon,
I and around Manoa to an elevation of
! 1.3G0 feet. 1t will be about five miles
long. The road will be built by funds
, given by S. Y. Alexander for that pur-
!, pose.
5 The term of sixty days allowed for
the filing of claims with the assignee
of Charles ]. Falk has expired. AS
one of the principal assets. Falks seat
in the Stock Exchange, is stil in liti-
cation, no formal statement of assets
and liabilities has as yet been made to
the creditors. The assets so far real
lied on amount to about $4,000. while
the claims filed aggregate about s22,-
. 900.
So far the threatened invasion of in
> dignant citizens at the Public Works
Department because OF the notice of
the annual sewer charges has not ma
terialized. Probably some of the al
legged kickers took time to read over
, the conditions under which they were
, allowed to connect with the public
sewer. One section of the contract
which each property owner signed,
reads as follows; And l further agree
3 to pay such rates annually for the use
3 of the sewer as may be fixed"
A reception was rendered last even
2 ing at Kaumakapli Church in honor
2 OF the Rev. w. N. Lono. the new p..--
e tor. A large number of people were
present, and the affair was a pleasant
Introduction of the congregation to
, their new spiritual adviser. The affair
was given under the auspices of the
: Christian Endeavor Society. Rev. MI
Lono received his education at Lahai-
Y naluna Seminary. He was sent as a
= missionary to the South Seas. Upon his
y return to Hawaii he became pastor of
the native church at Kekaha, Kona,