The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-23

News OF the Town.

4 will be upon the Capitol grounds.
Drop in and meet your friends a
: the st. Germania Billiard Pariors-
Two Japanese were arrested on
, warrant for larceny second degres
yesterday
The regular meeting of kamehame
ha Lodge OF Perfection was held yes
terday evening
The Senate committee on rules held
considerable business.
There were but nine arrests fol
drunkenness up till a late hour or
Washington's birthday.
The council of the Gospel Temper
ance League met at the Y. NJ. c. A
pariors yesterday evening
Yesterdays lowest temperature, "a
was the coolest touch Honolulu has
had since 1895. Then it went to SO
one day.
Tenders for three months supply OF
feed will be received by the Territory
Stables Co., Ltd. until u O'Clock
noon of March 1st
The many strangers in the city who
have patronized the Territory Stables
Co. livery express satisfaction both
with their service and charges
Theo. H. Davies & Co.. Ltd, were
the only bidders for the five-year
leases of lots sc and 81 on me Esplan-
ade at the upset price of $500 each per
annum
! The funeral services over the re-
mains of the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. McTighe who died Wednesday
night were held at the family resi-
dence yesterday afternoon.
King Bros have issued a most eff
fective panoramic photograph of Ho-
nolulu from Diamond Head to Kalihi,
taken from the topmast of a vessel
in the harbor by Mr.. Melvin.
John d. Spreckels will return from
Sydney to Auckland in one of the local
steamers, so as to give him time to do
business at the latter place before the
arrival of the Ventura on her home
run.
Fred c. Handy, who has had much
clerical experience in Mendocino
county. California. is coming to Ho-
nolulu to take the position of deputy
clerk in the United States District
Court.
The Sunday afternoon meeting at
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be addressed by Mrs. NJ. B.
Adams of the Pencil Mission. A
special service of song will precede
the address.
Misses Alderman and Murcutt will
speak at Fort and Hotel streets, out
doors, Saturday evening. On Sunday
evening they will address Central
Union church congregation at the reg
ular service.
A soldier from Camp Mckinley run
in by the police last night had $5S.75
in gold and silver on his person. He
left So bail for drunkenness when
sober comrades came and took him
away at 1880.
H. Birkmyre has secured a third in
terest in the retail tobacco business
conducted by David Lawrence & Com
pany The concern proposes to en-
large their facilities and reach out for
additional business.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Literary Club will meet Monday
Each member will be permitted to
speak upon topic of current interest
for not exceeding seven minutes.
The Tennyson Club including mem
bers of the Y. w. C. A. will listen to
a paper upon The Idylls of the King"
at their meeting this morning at the
Association pariors in the Progress
block. Mrs. w. F. Frear will be the
lecturer.
Arrangements are being completed
for a lecture sby DR.. E. S. Chapman,
the noted California antisaloon advo-
cate, to be given Thursday evening at
the Y. M. C. A. auditorium. Dr. Chap
man win talk along the lines of mod.
ern discoveries in the light of Bible
history.
McClendon. the carpenter who fell
from building at Kahului in the midst
of the great storm a fortnight ago,
died at Malulani hospital on Sunday
He was about "a years of age and
leaves a wife and child at the coast.
Funeral services were held in the Epis-
copal church at Waikiki by the Rev.
VIM. Ault
The reception to the Misses Acker-
man and Murcutt at the home of Mrs.
Tom May on kinan street Monday
evening promises to be most enjoy
able affair The gathering will be I'M
der the auspices of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association, who have
extended hearty welcome to all wo-
men friends Of that organization to
be present
e. F. Bishop. temporary administra-
tor Of the estate of che late David
Center, filed his account in the Sec
ond Circuit Court at Wailuku- Re-
ceipts were S1S25.S7, expenditures SIS.
leaving a balance of $15i0.87. Judge
Kalua appointed Mr. Bishop perma-
nent administrator under bond OF
$4,000 A. n Kepoikai, attorney for
petitioner. filed an inventory showing
the value of the estate to be s27. 34o.-
81. of which $10. 1000 is life insurance
John A. McCandless. Superintendent
of Public Works. is said TO object to
having the ting Eseu inspected by the
Federal inspectors. on the ground that
the vessel belongs to the United States
along with all the public property OF
the defunct Republic of Hawaii at the
inauguration of the Territory At the
same time II is reported that the Ter
rstorial officials have refused the use
Of the Eleu as q Federal revenue cut
ter TO 20 to Waimea. Kauai, 10 look
after Canadian sealing schooners re
ported to be frequenting that place
contrary to customs regulations
E. w. Mcconnell an experienced
how-~r - ~roat fairs arrived in the