The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-04
LOCAL REVlTIES.

The Protects crew of $50 men is abso-
lutely free from sickness of any kind.
Captain Fox, formerly Of the mount
ed patrol, has been heard from in Ma
Mia.
The work of placing the Myrtle boat
house on its new foundations was com
menced yesterday.
The old officers were reelected at a
meeting of the Hawaiian Agricultural
Company yesterday.
About midnight the fence on Bere-
tania street opposite the fire engine
house was blown down.
There were seventy-seven deaths dur
ing the month of January. 1t was an
unusually healthy month.
DR.. Emerson did not resign from the
Oahu College board of trustees, but
his term of office had expired.
According 20 news from Maui, the Hu-'
olo Sugar Company's mill will commence
grinding on the first of March.
Louis Marks has been appointed
manager of the Sanitary Steam Laun-
dry, in place of JOS Lightfoot.
There is talk among Republicans OF
not placing n candidate for Represen-
tative in the Fourth District in the
field.
Last night an electric light pole near
the military hospital. on Wylie street,
blew down, carrying with il several
wires.
No definite action was taken yester-
day at the meeting of the kihei Sugar
Company relative to the proposed $780,
900 bonds issue.
The French cruiser Protet will sail on
Thursday for Panama, via Acapulco,
Mexico, She will not go to the South
Seas, as was expected.
The German Lutheran Church has
received a handsomely bound Bible, the
gift of j. c. Phuger. The binding Is
most elaborate with silver mountings.
Last week IA team of Kamehameha
School baseball players defeated the
Maui Athletic Association, in two
games played at Waikiki.
Forester T.. NJ. Griffith and Forester
Haughs are on Molokai, and may re-
turn on Saturday. They have been
gone for nearly six weeks.
The Pauoa stream is being prepared,
at its mouth, to carry and distribute
heavy freshets without harm to the
culvert and retaining walls.
There We're seventy-one cases on the
police court docket yesterday morning,
forty-two being gambling charges. The
latter cases We're all continued until
today.
No business of any importance was
transacted by the Executive Council
yesterday. But two members. Treas
urer Wright and Superintendent Boyd,
were present.
| Mrs. G. NJ. Hyde, who, since her re-
turn from the East, has been visiting
Mrs. :. y. Castle. Manoa Valley. is
now with Mrs. Irene Holloway, King
street extension.
Neither the barkentine Planter nor
the bark Mauna Ala, both recent ar
rivals from san Francisco, sighted any
wreCkage which would throw light on
the fate OF the overdue Condor.
Governor Dole, Consul Vizzavona OF
France. Captain Barnaud and the Off
GERS OF the Protet, We're delightfully."-
entertained Saturday at the county
seat of 5. NJ. Damon at Moanalua.
The steamer Helene has been cleaned
and was fumigated yesterday. She will
probably take the Maui's next trip, the
Maui taking the route OF the Claudine,
which may be laid up for repairs.
The African Committee" advertises
n coming luau, dance. etc. on the old
brewery grounds at Kalihi. for the
benefit OF the Beers. There will be
dances by native ladies'" fat women's
races, etc.
Entomologist Koebele has received a
large number of bull frogs from Hilo,
which he let loose yesterday in several
places about the city. They are ex-
pected to rid vegetation from the Jap
anese beetle.
The ship Marie Hackfeld and the bark
Peter Iredale. which arrived yesterday,
are lying IN the stream. The former got
in last night. Isl days from Hamburg.
She had - . passenger. ID. +. n. Issn-