The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-02-15


In many places hut no damHno iohr ~
htHldiNfa Al das yesterday tht Kan
tsisrhone line was down, having Ftf-
fured ffufn tho storm w ulaa Hng li-
10 Tho rainfall was the heaviest iu Hrv.
erai months Both mountains are veH
covered with snow 60 the timber hnc
CHINESE CHRisrtAN CuuRCH.
Tho Herald says The christ an thi-
neaa church in Hilo was dedicated win
appropriate ceremonies on sunday lhHi.
Rev. r. W Damon superintendent ~
the Chinese missions on the Islands, aud
Rev. Mir Thwing. missionary among
the Chinese. came up from Honolulu cN-
Ipressly for the occasion. In the services
I on Sunday they were assisted ~ EoV,
~ Kui, a Chinese evangelist. The au-
ditorium was crowded a goodly number
OF the audience being white foreigners.
The building, which is at the corner OF
Ponahawai and Terry streets, will ac-
commodate about 80 persons. Il was
built from funds donated by Christian
Chinese. a firm of Honolulu carpenters Vf
| that nationality dong the work. the
pastor In charge of the work In Hilo q
Rev. Kui, and besides the regular sun
day services he conducts meetings dur
ing the week. Evangelist work in Hilo
II having good results, a number OF Chi
nese having embraced Christianity dur
ing the past two years.
wAsHINGToNs BIRTHDAY.
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tr,,tl,, Iryr,id,,' tn tiiIn I, 10 nrnhabIe
that the military viii parade with the
band and "A national salute Will be fired.
The owners of yachts are making need
ed repairs to their craft with a view to
racing in the morning. Four yachts will
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sailing race An effort will be made to
have 1t one OF the best ever seen from
the peach'
ONE or HIS FEET OFF.
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The Herald says: AT meeting OF the
Hilo Electric Company held last Friday
the directors met the representatives of
the Hlo Electric Light and Power Com
nation. on April / next the old COM
pany transfers all of its property, fran
chise, water rights, etc, to the new
,Ganization and the officials of the latter
will conduct the business in future The
name of the old company will be con-
onm"ai,do,i ,iueI 10y ,ne pu'siase ne pan oi
iority of stockholders in both componies
and the deal obviates all annovances
which the Hilo Electric Light and Pow
er Company might have experienced in
securing franchise for erecting poles on
Hilo streets
.
ot5JEClED 10 The Souf.
The Herald says; The mate of the
bark Oakland now in the harbor has no
objections to soup of which canvass
back duck is the foundation, but when
ut comes to discarding the duck and
serving that necessary feature of a sail
orman's diet with bits of the foresail
sticking to the side of the dish his pa
cifc nature rebels 1t rebelled on Tues
day when the Japanese steward of the
Oakland served him soup in this condi-
ton, and when the son of Buddha sass
ed" back in answer to "a remonstrance
the mate made few appropriate re-
marks. An argument followed and the
steward called the cook and n scrap fol-
lowed. Then came an arrest and a long
relative to the Jurisdiction of Judge Ha-
pal in trying what seems to be a case
for the Federal Court. United States
Commissioner Smith is acting as attor-
lney for the prosecution and Wise and
Nickeus for the defense.
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Messrs Gehr and Cargyil are expected
home by February 1S.
George Horne has rendered his resig-
nation as lieutenant of police OF Hilo
snow on Mauna kea came down to
timber line Tuesday morning. Weather
at the Volcano House is cold,
The grade of the Volcano road at Nine
Miles has been lowered to that of the
railway. The station at that point will
be called Maura Lua.
Chinese engaged at clearing land in
Kaumana got under a falling tree on
Saturday and was killed His head was
crushed and death was instantaneous.
Surveyor Baldwin and Attorney Carl
walks IN FRONT az +bair bui,dinrs IIoo,