The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-01


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Complaint has been made 81 the va.
Tor standing upon kukui street near
&C. Louis college through which the
students are compelled to wade 90
their way 90 and from school.
Tho TWouty-ninth Infantry. which
has been IN camp az the Preside for
several weeks. is 10 leave FOR Manila
on the transport sheridan. which sails
from Sar Francisco April !, stopping
at Honolulu IN route.
An insane Porto Rican was taken
from the Judiciary grounds yesterday
and confined In the city jail. lie will
be examined this morning before Judge
Wilcox. He mad been In the queens
hospital about "a month.
n YOU will send your money 10 the
American Savings a. Trust Co In H0-
nolulu they will allow you interest on
yearly deposits at rate of AZ per cent
per annum. Mr. Cecil Brown Is prosi-
dent and Mark Robinson vice president
The capital stock is S250,0 600
We hope Mr. Marshall VIII appreci-
ate the nice little pat on the back. and
the piece OF advice which the American
gives him. The American is glad to
welcome the Volcano, but the new
sheet must really not become too errat-
ic. Now MIR. Marshall, be good!-Ma-
Mia Times.
Tie formal transfer Of the Hawaiian
Episcopal church from the jurisdiction
/ Of the English branch to the American
church will take place Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock The service will be
simple, Bishop Nichols assuming SOW
ereignty on behalf of the American
| House OF Bishops.
Judge Frear's house on Tantalus was
broken into some time between March
Is and last Wednesday, and valuable
articles taken therefrom one of the
windows was broken and the articles
stolen We're silver and tableware,
lamp and edibes. Judge Frear believes
that Woods. the escaped convict is the
| man who entered the place.
| None Of the Circuit Courts We're i'm
session yesterday. Judge Gear had
probate matters set for hearing, but
aid not take them up. This morning
! the hearing of the Ellen McCully- Hig-
/ gins case will be resumed before Judge
{ Humphreys. From what the court
stated Thursday, the amendment to the
/ complaint as suggested by him will he
allowed, and the defendants VIII be CIV
] Aptn nj to hn haa r1
The annual election of officers OF Homo
| zulu Lodge No. GIG. b. =. O. t., last even
/ ing resulted as follows: T.. NJ. Brooks,
| Exalted Ruler; +. II. Richardson, Els
teemed Leading knight; II. II. Williams,
| Esteemed Loyal knight; Lorrin Andrews,
Esteemed Lecturing Knight; Thomas A.
b Lloyd. Treasurer; d. l.. ConlSling, Secrc-
tary; Guy Livingston, Tyler; T. j
/ Church, Trustee. TWO ballots were
necessary for secretary, ms Conkling ana
Cousins tied the first time.
Camp Mckinley win be an unusually
srick and span post when the trans
port Sheridan arrives here from san
Francisco in the early part of mex
month. Every officer and soldier Will
make ready in the meantime for ths
annual inspection. Colonel j. l.. Cham
beran, Inspector-G General of the De
partment of California, will come I,
Honolulu on the sheridan, his duty be
ing TO inspect the military forces sta.
toned here.