The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-19
LOCAL BREVlTlES.


city
Judd Hill Is being treated to n dress
ing OF rough stone, preparatory to ma
cadamiZing.
Queen I.iliuokalani win winter in the
East. She will make short stops in San
Francisco and Salt Lake City.
The Maui Athletic Association is
talking of sending II nine to Honolulu
to play baseball at Christmas time.
William q. Hall. who installed the
new NcBryde sugar mill. on Kauai, is
| a late arrival from the Garden Isle.
II. +. Meyer, the son of the late r,
w. Meyer. Of Kalae. Molokai, died in
, Chicago recently
| The sudden touch of cold weather
last evening caused many persons To
don their overcoats.
| During the past eight moths ITO lots
have been sold at College Ellis. The
| aggregate returns We're $l46.315.
Mrs. George Ross and two children will
arrive today on the kinau from Hawaii
to visit her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Il.
| lishman.
| A Hawaiian brakeman on one of the
Pioneer Mill Companys engines was
run over and instantly killed Wednes-
day evening.
| Professor Koebele, the entomologist
has been at Maui during the pas,
week: also. to kohala, and is now in
| the Hawaii forests.
The net of the Chinaman who was
found drowned in Kau some time ago
has been found hidden in the rocks
| Foul play is suspected.
Manager c. c. Hewitt. of Hutchinson
plantation. arrived yesterday morning
| tn uffnn1 tha nlp,t Inc of the Pll ntprS
Association, which takes place on Mon
day.
Mr. W. w. Goodale. manager of Waia-
lua Sugar Plantation, was one of the
passengers by the Gaelic for the Orient
on Thursday evening. MI Goodale goes
to Japan for a short vacation.
Or. Shorey has examined some milk
sent him by Judge Humphreys, and
| found that 1t was about half water.
Proceedings will BE- instituted against
the seller of the milk.
Saturday morning Rapid Transit car
SO collided with one Of the Oahu Ice
Company's wagons, near King and Lii
| liha. Beyond the cars fender being
| smashed. no damage was done.
Arrangements We're completed yes
| terday for the $4,000 required by the
| fire court TO finish their work. 1t is
proposed to borrow money from the
four banks and give no.Ss which lead
ing business houses have agreed 70
sign.
| Or. Shorey is analyZing Poinciana
regia beans to find the active poisonous
principle Of them. 1t will be remem-
bered that some time ago child died
from eating some of this kind OF
beans.
kaleomaikai, for thirteen years a
resident of the leper settlement, COM
| mitted suicide last week by throwing
himself into the ocean from a cliff. He
vas not yet thirty years old, but much
enfeebled by the disease for which Ii
had been sent to Molokai.
The fancy work and festival given
| for the benefit of St. Peters Chinese
Chapel on the grounds OF the cathedral
| met with much success. \ great num-
Der of children as we'll as many adults
attended the fair, and the business
| done at the various booths was quite
brisk, The decorations of the place
We're very handsome.
| This morning the arguments will be
heard in the motion of Attorney Rob-
ertson to quash the Grand Jury panel
which returned an indictment agains,
| W. *. Rathburn for perjury. This Is
| an attack on the bailiff law passed by
the last Legislature, and the question
to be settled at this time is one oil
great Importance.
| The home of Princes David and Cupid
at Waikiki is again center OF social
activity as In the days when King Kaia-
kaua was on the throne and entertained
there. Since the return OF Princess IA
lanianaole, its doors have been thrown
open every second Tuesday, and the call
ers ind much to entertain them. Not
only In the lanai receDtion hall, wher,
| the princess receives but also the con-
serva,ories. with their beautiful flowers,
the aquarium and the park, where the
kangaroos and birds which Prince Cupid
imported from Australia. are source
OF general interest. There Is much in
the old royal home to recall the days OF
royalty, and the two princes have added
greatly to the collection Of curios and
art treasures.