The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-01

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VI. advised har tiafnr st various
health rtanff ana accompanied hrf ln
order te admin ne H.iirines D.
prescribed ana t1 far THAI she had
proper treatment ono nf tho places
be- took Mrs Wrisman was tinuolriu.
and there the medical man ana the Won
widow we're Inaaia rahie WHOM thgi
returned to california Morrill, sued hlH
wife for divorce but failed o. obtain
Judgment Then Mrs Morrill, sought 90
oct $50 900 from Mrs Weisman and also
fsilod Now Mrs. Wcismsn says that
Mrs. Morrill, has been siandering her
and is IN court a. obtain $4,000 Tor the
alleged false stories circulated.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The marriage of 4. Gartenberg OF
Honolulu 90 Miss Celia Abrahamson of
California win take plnce soon.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. e. Hughes of palo
Alto will spend a few weeks In Homo
lulu. They have been prominent in the
Shriner festivities here
Allan Herbert returns on the Hea-
iandia after months stay in CaliiOr-
MIA He spent several days In Santa
Barbara and Summerland. where he
has land interests, and also visited
Niles. DIR. ST. ID. q. Walters. his SON
in-law, arrived here three days ago and
accompanies Mr.. Herbert on the Zea-
landia. DR.. Walters is in robust health.
looks stronger and is in better spirits
than FOR many years. His six weeks
in the wilds of Siskiyou county have
restored him wonderfully. He spent his
time in fishing and hunting, and
brought down a three-pronged buck,
the first i'm his life. The doctor does
not admit to having had the deer fe-
yer when he saw his prey, but as this
disease afnicts all new deer stalkers his
silence is interpreted as proof of his
illness. He and MIR. Herbert have been
at the California Hotel for the last few
days and have had a jolly time to-
gether
Otto Schmidt. the chemist and sugar
expert. who is superintendent of the
Californian & Hawaiian Sugar Com
pany's refinery at Crockett, Cal, has
been here for a day or two. He is a
familiar figure I'm Hawaii. where he
was long associated with Colonel
Spaulding on Kauai.
The San Jose Mercury copies the
obituary of Mrs. Elmer f.. Richards
published in the Ililo Herald about
June 6. Mrs. Richards was well known
in San Jose before her marriage. Her
maiden name was Lillian Schoen. She
first went to Hawaii twelve years ago
as a teacher at Waliuku.
Franklin Austin is now an advertis-
ing solicitor for the Overland Monthly,
which prints boom articles on counties
and sections of Califorhia, at so much
per page. Austin says he Is making a
good living, and is working on his book
on Hawaii whenever he gets a chance.
He has permanently abandoned the lee
ture platform as he found the people
"unresponslve to the message he had
for Them He will not live In Hawaii
again unless he is called there by the
voice of the populace," or can make
better thing of it there.
C. O. Ziegenfuss, formerly city ed
itor of the defunct Goat, and editor of
the Democratic campaign weekly dur
ing the campaign in which Wilcox was
elected, is prospecting in Manila He is
still editor of the Manila American, and
lately put n new dress of type on his
paper. Ziegenfuss was in the hospital
with dengue fever for some weeks In
| May but recovered his strength. In a
letter to Il friend in Fresno he says
that the cholera, which killed nearly
5000 people in the Philippines, is about
! over for the season.
FREDERICK O'BRIEN.