The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-11
LOCAL BREVITlES.
(From Wednesdays daily)

Seventy japanese left for the Coast
or the China.
Thomas Stack, formerly of Maui is
now superintendent of steam launches
at Manila.
The tug Fearless went back into COM
mission yesterday after a thorough
overhaullng.
Supt. Boyd yesterday officially ac-
Cepted the Gamewell fire and police
alarm system which has been com
pletely installed.
Miss Belle Walker and Mr.. f. w.
klebahn will be married this evening
at the residence of the brides mother
in Nuuanu valley. 1t will be a quiet
wedding.
The Bishop Estate transcript on ap-
peal was forwarded to San Francisco
on the China yesterday. There are
1900 pages of typewriter manuscript,
making almost half a million words.
The following sugar is reported ready
for shipment at Hamakua plantations
Ii. A. c., 1888 bags; Diamond H., 1900
bags; II. S. Co.. 5000 bags; and P. :. NJ,
500 bags. Total, 1885 bags.
The exhibition of the Kilohana Art
League viii take place in May, for
which work will be received not later
than May H. Contributors to the pic
| torial exhibit will thus have five weeks
, in which to prepare their work.
Judge Estee held court last evening
to take testimony in the schooner
| Howe libel case. Sessions We're held
during the day and medical testimony
being offered to prove that the two
sailors suing for damages were suffer
ing from scurvy.
Mrs Wnpran Marcia
Warren, Miss Rachel Warren and
Master Charles Warren departed yes
terday in the China, after nearly n
years residence in Hawaii at the Snow
cottage at the Hawaiian Hotel. A
I large number of their friends We're on
! the dock to see them off.
Acting Governor Cooper and the fire
/ claims commission VIII fonfer today on
the question of whether the govern
ment will consider the judgments of
, the commission final, and If So wheth-
er vouchers will be issued therefor.
The total number of claims filed is GAS,
with an aggregate of 3,l75, 1920
The China sailed for San Francisco
yesterday in the presence OF large
crowd Among the passengers from
here were; w. II. Castle. =. c. Jones
wife and Miss Alice Jones. NJ. +
| Prosser, another passenger from Homo.
lulu, goes TO Los Angeles to be mar
RED. He got quite a send-off OF rice
! and brogans from friends on the wharf
Engineer Gere was passenger on tn,
Kinau yesterday. He goes to construct
thirteen bridges in Hamakua anc
| North lilo districts. The bridges vii
be much more substantially built thar
We're those washed away by the recen
rains and the foundations will all be o
masonry. Gere expects to be absen
several weeks, The work is all bein.
done hv the government.
The J 9TH occurred yesterday of Mrs
Elizabeth Fitzhugh Cowan, wife o
Charles \. CoTar, the well-known loca
bicycle repairer, 1T her residence ol
kiEau street. De -eased, who was onl,
- years of age, has been i'll for tn
past six M lbs. The cause of deaf
was tuberculosis. The funeral will tax
place at l p. m, today from the under
taking parlors of II. II. Williams. Tn
interment will be n Pearl City GENE
terry.
J. A. NJ, Johnson, former manager o
J the Honolulu and Hawaiian Pape
Company, will open his new place o
business, over the Collins harness stor
: on King street very soon. Mr.. John
/ son, with his wife and child, retyrne,
|. from visit to the coast in the Picking
, While in san Francisco he secured
, number of agencies in addition To thos
. which he held before, and will get int
business at once. He will receive hi
samples by the steamer Hyades an
the business rooms, which viii be fitte
up by that time, will be filled with tn
new things whiSh are used by printers
) stilonerS ana in all similar lines o
business