The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-02-18

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0.rHIlt.d Dr. Ha.i t1 he mHtina stO.l.
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Tain Mruftv. PAYING tsilr 30
fH.iUUH fHHt DnllflnE h two
nH vacation.
The Treasury department sustain the
Nu. Uf 500 lrsltd HHa.ns thr captain of
ihs hafk Marion Chlirott
MacNamara vas the winner IN the
hDWInr contests. he tutals beinF i3i
$50 and 49, With an average ~ rs
Tho Sierra sighted the transport Grant.
bound for HONOLULU, on her third day OUT
The Grant lsu the day before the Sierra.
Mrs George Garter ana family oN-
poet O., leave on March 4 Cor Washing
ton. where they VIII join Senator Car
ter
Printers Lane is being vldened In
many uarts where the fences are un-
comfortably close 90 the Rapid Transit
tracks.
The commission 81 Eugene r. Hen
dry as United states Marshal FOR Ha-
wai. arrived Saturday. IL is dated
January o.
Mr.. Mason Fay prosser 81 Kauai,
who has been critically ill In the hos
pital at Lihue, is repotred on the road
TO recovery
II. L. Riley OF San Diego arrived on
the China, to succeed the late Archie
Gilhllan az superintendent Of the Pacific
Mail wharf
Louis Marks. a former subject of
Emperor Wilhelm, was made "a ciu-
zen Of the United States by Judge Es-
tee yesterday.
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ticles of incorporation of the Concrete
CONSTRUCTION Company were filed with
Treasurer Wright yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Hamm are spend
ing the winter in Denver. Colo, and
intend returning to Honolulu in the
spring. Miss Emily Halstead is also
there.
A portion Of the road bed of the oahu
Railway and Land Company on the Hoo
nolulu side of Kaena Point was washed
out by the heavy surf early on Saturday
morning.
Representative Kaniho of North Ko-
hala, claims TO have seen a small island
rise out of the sea, three-fourths of a
mile off the Kohala coast and then
disappear.
The marriage of Miss Mcmillan,
daughter Of DIR. Mcmillan, government
physician at Waianae, to Forester Da-
yid Haughs will be celebrated next
Wednesday.
Mr.. W. Porter Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dutton and Miss Dutton departed in
the China yesterday for the Orient.
Mrs. Boyd Will go only as far as Japan,
the buttons continuing on around the
world.
DR.. and Mrs. Humphris. who have
been absent from Honolulu for nearly
two years, returned in the China DR.
Humphris will take charge of DR.. Wal
I ter's practice during the latter's trip
abroad.
Special Agent OF the Treasury Bert
Thomas, who inaugurated the Office OF
collector of internal revenue here tive
J years ago. Is expected to arrive in tn,
Alameda this week, on "A tour OF in
e spection.
g 1t IL reported that NJ. r. SimersOn has
7 been appointed clerk to Judge Robin
I son. 1t was believed that Danson Kel
[ lett would be appointed. The latter vii
@ be sworn in Office today by Chief Jus
Il t!cc Frear.
O. The two picturesque date palmi
standing in front of the Cathedral OF
: Fort street were cut down yesterday
to make way for the new sidewalk be
J ing built by the Public Works Depart
] ment
Chairman Kaulia, of the Home Ruiz
{ party, says he wants that organization
] to endorse Sam Parker for Governor
( and hopes to have such a resolution
g passed at the next executive committee
1, meeting.
oil Invitations have been issued by III,
4 Master Builders Association for tn,
, inauguration OF the Builders Exchange
which will take place in their rooms II
the Elite building on February 49, a
1880 p. m.
Deputy Sheriff j. II. Coney, of Lihue
has written to the Republican centra
committee, saying that he cannot &C
r cept election to that body to represen
Kauai. 1t is probable that man from
.. Hanalei will be chosen.
, Ernest n Smith, of this city, who il
a student at the Brooklyn Polytechnic
preparing for college, was one Of thu
. thirty boys out of over 600 who tool
y midwinter honors this year. He wa
s one OF three in his class.
Z The Newsletter says: Mr., James
Nell, the actor. withdrew from tn
To- Elks because in initiation they strucl
Il him with a stuffed club. Being al
actor Mr.. NELL ought to have beer
~ thankful that it wasn't a cabbage.
;, The building committee for the new
y. ganized by the election of Rev. J. Us
borne as chairman. John Guild, treas
a srer and Herbert Mist, secretary
o These. with Mrs. J. H. Soper, constitut
@ the board of directors.
e 1t is reported from Hama, Maui. tina
George Grover, "A resident OF that place
was seriously injured by the Academia
discharge Of shotgun, last Sunday
the bullet striking Grover in tn
4 mouth and splintering his jawbon<
n The injuries may prove fatal.
n Herbert b. Gehr, president of tn
5 Kohala & Hilo Railroad, who has bee
" in Honolulu during the past weel
L. states that nothing is being done q
e the proposed railway, and that nothin
L will be done until advices are receive
1. from the east. where all negotiation
D. for the building of the road are bein
discussed
Acting United States Attorney Dunn
- received letter by Saturdays ma