The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-02-05
LOCAL SREviTiES.

Henry Warehouse entertained a
party of friends at Waiaiua saturday
returning to this City in the evening
Mrs. Akana Richardson, of Hilo, IL
now visiting her sister, Mrs August
Ahrens. at Waipahu. Oahu plantation.
Under the guidance OF High Sheriff
Brown, the Independent members OF
the Legislature visited Iwilei Saturday
night tor investigation.
Governor Dole commissioned Walter
IL. wall yesterday, as surveyor for the
Territory OF Hawaii, to succeed w. ID.
Alexander. resigned.
Fred w. Wundenberg returned from
Australia on the Sierra, bringing with
him bride. His many friends are
now congratulating him.
DIR. Jesse Halves, father of Miss
Halves, the teacher in the city kinder
garten schools, is now visiting Homo
/ luIu, from Greeley, Colorado.
Rev. Alexander and Mrs. Macintosh
are expected to return to Honolulu on
the Sierra on February 18th, from their
SIX months trip through England and
the continent.
The engagement OF Archibald $.
Robertson to Miss Eliza Crowninbers
has been announced. The marriage
viii take place on the evening OF Feb
ruary 20 at st. Andrews Cathedral.
j. II. Kennedy, the popular young
man connected with the Schuman car
riage firm, was married last evening
to Miss Anna De Lartigue at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. G. l..
Pearson.
The sailing of the American Hawaii
an steamship Oregonian from New
York has been postponed till some
time in April, which will give the mer-
chants in Honolulu ample time to or
der goods to come by this line.
Manuel Comes, Custom House
guard, and formerly coachman for
Harold Nj. Sewall, is to be married
within few days to Miss ]. Comes.
of Spreckelsville. Mr.. Comes leaves
on the Claudine today, accompanied
by his father
Second Lieutenant Hancock, in com
mand of Battery |, Sixth Artillery, now
stationed at Camp Mckinley, has two
race horses runner and PAGER, In
his possession. His colors will be seen
on the local tracks during the APP
preaching season.
II. l.. Herbert, who has been very
sick for the past ten months, has been
told by his doctors that it IL necessary
for him to have an operation perform
ed in cooler climate. and that as
soon as possible He expects to start
for San Francisco in a few weeks.
An attempt was made by white
incendiary to set fire to the house OF
the Makai-Waikid corner Of Richards
and Queen streets, on Friday evening
The man was seen, but escaped before
he could be captured. Oil had been
poured under the house In prepare
ton. The family residing in the house
is Swedish
Walter e. Wall received his appoint
ment from Governor Dole yesterday,
placing him in charge OF the Govern
ment survey office to succeed Professor
Alexander, who resigned few days
ago Mr.. Wall Will assume charge OF
his new duties at once, although he
will be compelled to await the session
of the Legislature before his appoint
ment can be confirmed.
weli-preserved skeleton, which was
at the Castle place. Waikiki,
a few days since, will be kept intact
and deposited In the Bishop Museum.
II is believed to be the skeleton OF a
Hawaiia high In official life for
beads were worn which usually adorn-
ed none but chiefs. There were other
decorations which lead the discoveries
to place the date of interment at about
100 years ago.