The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-16
HOODS Stsyrsassarissa
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

! There are 800 Chinese out on the
! laundry strike.
Mr.. H. r. Stackable Is making bus
| mess trip to Hilo.
The engagement OF Attorney General
e. p. Dole to Miss Elinor e. Gallagher.
of San Francisco, is announced.
Tailor Charles Moore, luna John
Moore, and guard +. Kumalae, have
been dismissed for allowing Fujihara
to escape.
Governor Dole, who, with Mrs. Dole,
is at present in the Kona district or
Hawaii, is improving daily, though his
return home is still indefinite.
On June 18th, Eleanor Alice Simpson,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Simpson, was married at Chatham,
Ohio, to Frank Cooke Anterior.
Land Commissioner Boyd says he has
written to Attorney General Knox for
advice as to renewal of leases to COR
porations, and as to new leases. He
will not act in either case until he
hears from Washington.
A suit has been brought against Mrs.
Nettie h. Scott and the Kona Sugar
Company by Esther n. a"l Il. X. Pill
pc, to cause the defendants to termi-
nate a lease to fifty acres of land in
North Kona. The plaintiffs allege u
large sum is due them for rent.
The residence of Gus Gordes in Sa-
lihi, near the Catholic Church. was
burned to the ground yesterday after
noon between the hours of and 4
o'clock. The house and contents We're
both total losses. The value of the
residence was $1,000. Neither the house
nor the personal effects of the owner
were insured.
In fai. 1,tat lalI OF Ot.il Il
shed Saturday afternoon and evening
In aid of the congregation of st. Au-
gustine's Chapel, Waikiki, was finan-
cial success, from the statement of re-
ceipts given by Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane,
president of the function, which are
as follows: Door, $3.50; fancy table,
$3.50 so; candy, 500 10; flowers, S135 So;
cigars. $65. 90; lemonade, $50 60; coffee,
S16.75; ice cream, $4S.25; fish pond,
81 .95, making a total of s1,03S 05. There
are 900 tickets outstanding yet to be
heard from, and the expenses will not
exceed $3.50.
Lizzie Christley has filed a libel for
divorce in the Circuit Court against her
husband, Thomas Christley. alleging in
human conduct and general brutality
as a cause for action. The plaintiff
states they We're married on November
30 1898, at San Diego, California, and
up to July 2,l9Ol, she lived with her hus
band in this city. There was born sub
sequent to the marriage two children,
Llewellyn w. Christley, boy aged
years, and Beatrice Christey, a girl
aged years.
When the next transport from the
Coast arrives here EN- route to Manila,
a large party of Honolulans, fifteen in
number, will take passage for the
Philippines capital. II. S. Townsend
and ]. A. Hits, both of whom have
been connected with the public schools
If Honolulu for several years, leave
with their families to commence their
new duties in the archipelago. Mr..
Townsend has been assigned to an in
spectorship of schools in Mindanao,
and Mr.. Hits will have the supervision
IF instruction in drawing In Manila
public schools.
The Sierra brought 200 sacks of mail,
seven days later newspaper files and
the following passengers: Mrs. w. G.
Irwin, Miss f.. Williams, h. A. Nc
Keague, j. W. Springston, wife and
two children, II. Gordon Spencer, A. b.
Watson, ii. Shakt, r. c. Evans, r. V.
Smith, Karl Lambert, Mrs. Ivers, j. G,
Woolley and wife, Dr. r. o. Cochrane,
Mrs. Haskell and child, o j. Fetter,
wife and child Fran j. Lang, II. Eel
ter, c. Williams, \. Scott, Miss j r.
MacIntyre, Mrs. II. II. Lennel, W. J.
Eglof A. T.. Schahreld, Jno. Cunning
ham, l.. Gilbertson, j W, Earle, r..
Ivers, Captain =. smith Miss r,
Schube, NJ. G. Egloff W. G. Baugh,
r., c. Medare, Chas. Burkes, j, n NJ.
Dear Miss II. Tom.