The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-01-07
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Mrs. J. s. b. Pratt is seriously i'll at
her home at Nuuanu and Judd streets. |
Mrs. Grace Kahalewai. sister Of Mrs. |
James A. Boyd, is reported to be crit
ically Ill.
Yesterday was the sixth anniversary
Of the revolution which started at Dia-
mond Head.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge. I. o. o. F.,
will have an installation of officers to-
morrow evening.
Miss Margaret Nape and w. II. Field
were married at Maunaolu, Maui. on
December 81. 1901.
Paymaster Hall, u. S. N, is again on
duty in his Office, having recovered
from his severe Illness.
Miss Emma Meyer, youngest daugh-
ter of o. s. Meyer, of Kalae, Molo-
kai, died on New Years day.
The petition for a writ of error in the
Bishop Estate appeal case will be pre-
scented to Judge Estee Thursday.
The American Hawaiian Company's
freighter Hyades, from San Francisco,
is expected here about January IL.
The Rapid Transit Is filing in sever
al places on Hotel street where the
rails project above the street level.
Capt. 7. b. Murray. of the National
Guard, who has been seriously i'll for
several weeks, is rapidly improving.
The Superintendent of Public Works
and the Road Supervisor made a tour
of inspection of the streets yesterday.
There are many applicants for the
position on the Pacific Mail wharf,
made vacant By the death of Archie
/ Gilillan.
! X. Imai came to Honolulu on the
Gaelic Friday, and will make a study
of the sugar industry here. His home
| is In Sumatra.
! The E!ks are arranging for the per-
/ foripanCe OF the "Mikado,' in the near
future, and have appointed commit
| tee to take charge.
The shells OF the Eealani Yacht and
Boat Club are beng thoroughly over
hauled. The Olympic Club shell will be
remOdell,d and stiifened.
Speaker J. a. Akina, of the House of
Representatives.. has notified Governor
Dole Of .he vacancy in the Fourth Dis
trict caused by Mr.. Giliillan's death.
James Steiner and family have given
up their town residence for good, and
are now comfortably settled in their
remodeled Waikiki place, "Seawellen."
on the beach.
Nine. Genevra tombstone Bishop, of
Chicago, has been engaged to take an
active part in Handels Messiah,
which will be rendered by the Philhar-
monte Society on February 18th.
Madame Genevra tombstone Bishop,
of Los Angeles the noted soprano, has
been secured by Professor Ballaseyus,
Of Oahu College. to take the solo part
in Handlers Messiah" which will be
given next month.
The Brothers of st. Louis College are
i piC pf
Holy Land in miniature. The entire
scenery Is the work of the Brothers,
and as there IL no admission charge,
the entertainment should be well at
tended.
Superintendent Boyd received q re-
port yesterday from w. G. Walker of
the North Hilo board upon the condi-
ton of the roads in that district. He
believes $4,000 will be needed to make
the necessary repairs and improve
ments.
| Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Manuel De Corte, Portuguese, work
ing on the Young building, was struck
on the leg by an iron bar, sustaining a
compound fracture. The patrol wagon
was summoned and conveyed the in
jured man to the Queens Hospital.
L, has been discovered that leaks in
TN it'lS III buSIlltSS lbusCS nav Z
been caused by telephone and electric
company linesmen. The men are pro-
vided with ankle spurs for climbing the
poles. In walking over roofs the spur
points puncture the tin coverings, thus
causing leaks which are much in evil
dence during rain storms.
There VIII be scurrying OF small
feet in the direction of the schools
this morning. The Christmas and
New Years vacation is over, and pen
ellis, states and all the paraphernalia
of the schoolboy's outfit will again be
subjected to the wear and tear of hard
study. The teachers, who have been
enjoying their vacations on other ISL
lands, returned Saturday and yester-
day on the kinau, Claudine and the
Mikahala.
The following officers Of George W
De Long Post. G. A. r., have been In
stalled by Past Post Commander r
Jay Greene: p. c.. Edward Strout;
8. v. c.. c. II. Dickey; J. v. c.. ]. T.
Copeland: Q. NJ. George Diets; Adjt
]. w. Francis: Chaplain. Robert Mel
son; O. D.. w. r. Williams: O. G..
Richard Sherman: Sergt. Maj. James
F. Dun: Surgeon. q. McKeague; @: N
} Sergt. w. McCandless; Past p. C
wv. L. Eaton.