The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-20
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Hn naafa af 81 atahais fassssi A..
isqnalh VI ths Usssi ~ Kauai
IaHef klunisef Sees ss 40 "a
faf WaiWHa ana faihF 49, iIhus The
Hard tas vel fsfsltfd I'D Malm.e
landed on lndss rufhinf after . bsau.
iful smooth ifip. played at the court.
house Welrome. then played agaln
IN the sNaninE. Saturday Rsnt Make.
veil ana played thsf. IN the evening
grand reception ana public bail ai
th' Maimsa Opera house tlll midnight.
sunday played a sacred afternoon con.
cert az tho baseball grounds evening
sons service at Native church. Mon.
day morning az public concert at the
ravcrnment school, afternoon ana even.
ing az koksha. Tuesday morning fare
well a. Waimea. Went 90 Mr. Francis
Gays residents played short con.
cert and had great spread took the
-. az MakaNeii landing and going over
90 Lihue and viii play this evening
there. The Band was real royalty
splendid treated at wsimea and vlcin-
ity, good board. Lodge provided hut
u was hot. ninety-nlnty i've in the
shade. no wind, the Waimea folks said
That Band by playing so much and s6-
good, took all the wind f.. the air
Wei We managed TO keep up. but that
public ball on Saturday night was a
stuner, We fiddled for four hours. pres
plration fr head to foot, well will tell
you the news fr. the other side of
Kauai ON Sunday. Aloha nui Yours
CAPT. BERGER.
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thing worth doing in the way OF army
Ha ia "a fuf In hot
Brodriok's excellent intentions have not
vet been e6ectual Kitchener, the man
Tor the work, is the one man whom the
governing class will not allow to do IT,
LoEDoNs JUBILEE.
LONDON, June The noisy jublla-
ton with which London has Iesounded
for the last week was succeeded today
by more subdued, although not less i'm
pressive. public demonstrations of
th1nhfuness for the return of peace in
South Africa. The Thanksgiving SER
vices held In London today were typi-
cal of the services held throughout the
empire, but the presence of King Ed
ward ana other members OF the royal
Family at the principal devotional ser
vice in London. and the progress of the
royal personages to and from st. Paul's ,
cathedral through cheering thousands
OF British subjects and visitors in Lon
tropolis the added feature of a notable
historic occasion.
KRUGER TO STAY IN HOLLAND
BRUSSELS. June s.--Mr. Kruger de-
clares that he will end his days in HoI-
land
LYNCH ARRESTED
LONDON, June n.-Colonel Arthur
Lynch, who fought with the Beers in
South Africa and who, in November
last, was elected to represent Galway
IN the House of Commons, was arrested
this morning on his arrival at New
Haven from Dieppe, France. Colonel
Lynch, who was accompanied by his
wife, was brought to Lopdon and was
afterward taken to the Bow-street DO
lice station.
Subsequently Colonel Lynch was ar
raigned at the Bow-street police court
on the charge of high treason, and was
rcnanded until Saturday, June 14th,
after formal evidence of his arrest had
been presented. The prisoner, who was
described in the charge sheet as a jour
nalist, appeared unconcerned until the
magistrate asked him IL he had any
thing to say in answer to the charge
Then he arose and replied. almost in
audibly, mo, sir" He did not apply
tor bail, and was taken to his cell.
ARRESTS IN PRETORIA.
LONDON, June Sin a letter from
Pretoria, dated May 18th. the corre-
sp"ndent of the Daily Mail says that on
the previous Thursday 60 arrests We're
made there as the result of the discov-
cry of an extensive plot to blow up the
government buildings and Lord Kitch-
ener's residence, and to spike the guns
in the artillery barracks. The parties
concerned in the plot, according to the
pplrpSDDOlpnt were LAWYERS chemists
and Boer and Dutch prisoners on pa
roln.