The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-02-14

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L.HHn Yesterday
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SIZE uroHn mother of iiirh sheriff
Brown and J u. Brown. d. quite ll
William ianefey VIII succeed W 3.
Hnysoiden as deputy shefin ~ the Isl
Hu1 of Maui
work ON tae new sunday school
huiiding f0f 81 Clements chapel was
begun yesterday
W y Croweil. deputy shefiff ~ Ko-
ioa. has succeeded Walter Wright, dep
uty sheriff ~ Waimee. Kauai
There Is something 81 building
boom on at College Hills four houses
being IA process 81 construction. aud
others about to start.
Next Wednesday the athletic com
mittee Of the Boys Brigade hold an
important meeting in the Young Mems
Christian Association.
4 communication from Chicago
firm addressed TO the Commercial Ad-
vertiser, Honolulu, Fiji. Polynesia"
was among the Curiosties OF the last
mail.
The profits Of the recent calico ball
given for the benefit of the Honolulu
Eye and Ear Inhrmary, will be about
are not in.
Company II, National Guard, held
an election last evening to fiji vacan-
Cies j. A. Thompson was elected first
lieutenant, and j. *. Nakuina second
lieutenant.
The engagement of Miss Florence r.
Bush to Ernest w. Russell of Kauai,
is announced. Miss Bush is a daughter
Of John Bush, once head of Iolani Col
lege, and Mr.. Russell manages the
Kauai Soda Works.
A soldier on the Meade Is reported
to have lost a roll of bills amounting
to $1,000 in n local saloon on the day
of the transports departure, which
was returned to him by the saloon
keeper. who found II.
j. +. Kennedy, a former Honolulu
newspaper man, Is now said to be
manager of the Manila American. hav-
ing gone to the Philippines a few
months ago. Mrs. Kennedy will go TO
Manila to join him within a few weeks.
A buoy has been placed off the Inter
Island Company's wharf, marking the
center of the harbor. 1t will I'd AS a
guide for the dredger, which will operate
mauka of line drawn rom the buoy to
the seward end ofpthe railroad wharf.
The various news and stationery
companies of the city contributed n
large amount of newspapers. magazines
and writing materials for the soldiers
aboard the Thomas, through the good
offices or the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The race horse Billy McCluskey is
said to have died of collie on Julian
Monsarrat's ranch at Kapapala. He
was the gallant old hero of many a
hard-fought battle and was, years ago,
hA al Of al al
District track.
In the District Court yesterday the
case of o. c. Scott, IA motorman of the
Rapid Transit Company, charged with
needless driving, was continued until
today Several DRINKS were fined the
usual amount. and a number of other
cases were continued until today.
Some time during Monday night the
barber poles of the shop at the Ra-
waian Hotel were stolen and have not
since been found. There Were two
small door poles and a large one. 1t
is presumed that soldiers from the
Thomas hypothecated them as souve-
Mrs.
A manufacturing department has
been added to the Boys Brigade School,
|, under the management of Ralph Geer.
; The lads who have worked their way
, up will be given employment at wood
wor kof all kinds. An addition is be-
ing erected to the present training
school quarters by the boys.
! In Federal court yesterday morning
only bankruptcy matters We're consid-
, cred. Olaf Omsted was exempted from
= turning over his life insurance policy,
p made out in favor of his wife. In the
matter of the estate of Leong Vat Dee,
, bankrupt, c. II. Hemenway, as trustee,
, was given permission to sell property.
, The $4,000 needed for the plot of
, ground at Pearl City to be used as a
; Jewish cemetery has been practically
assured, and the deal will soon be clos
ed. The cemetery is to be laid out for
: ex usive use of Hebrew residents,
, and a vault will also be built for the
; reception of bodies awaiting shipment
> to the Mainland
9 Ash Wednesday was observed by the
{ Catholic and Episcopal congregations
/, with appropriate ceremonies yesterday
The usual blessing of communicates
with ashes was observed at the Cath
l Ollie Cathedral and St Augustine
: Chapel The services in the Episcopal
p churches We're also of the usual inn
l. pressive nature.
= Carpenters began work yesterday or
i the changes in the Judiciary building
. The grand jury, which had been using
: the court reporters rooms, took up it
=, quarters in the legislative hall at the
= Capitol building, and upon request OF
Bailiff Ney, through Judge Gear, two
o policemen We're detailed to assist hin
in keeping the proceedings of that body
n secret.
= The Anti-Saloon League is preparing
a for it's crusade against intemperance
II and has had printed 1000 copies of An
n drews, Peters K Andrade's compilation
; of the Hawaiian liquor laws for genera
!, distribution This will be followed 10y
y pamphlet containing the speeches II
u English and Hawaiian as they wer'
$ delivered at the recent temperate,
n convention.
II The engagement is announced of Mis-
e F. \. Parry, eldest daughter of Thos
IS Goring Parry. Esq, of Carmarthen
= shire, Wales, and Mr.. Edwin S. Curtis
n of the firm of Curtis Brothers of Chez
"a foo, China. Miss Parry has been