The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-01-21
LOCAL REvlTIES.

Judge Gear Is expected to return on
the Ventura next Wednesday.
Some fne cane from Kona plantation
b. on exhibition at Mclnerny's shoe
store
/. j. Tesla. publisher q the Inde-
pendent. returned from Hio on the XII
nau Saturday.
/ The lrs.ghter Arab en- route from San
Fraucisco 10 the orient may put into
this I0r, for coal.
The five mnst,d schooner Inca. Captain
Rasmussen. 81 days from Newcastle, ar
rived yesterday morning.
Every storeroom In the new Young
building has already been rented. and
there is a demand for more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hawkshurst came
In from HIlo on yesterdays w O. Hall,
and are at the Hawaiian Hotel.
C. Il. Ripley the architect. expects to
SO to Manila. He has the contract to
design and build church there.
Today is the anniversary of the big
plague fire which destroyed Chinatown,
but there will be no observance IF the
event.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. a Thurston and Mr.
and Mrs. a. W. Pearson We're on the list
Of the outgoing passengers for the other
ISLANDS during the week.
Mrs J. Paul Keppeler, of Pearl city.
is suffering from dislocated arm.
which resulted from a fan at the Ho-
nolulu station Wednesday.
The Sun Ching Kwoc< 30, the organ
Of the Chinese refurmers, charges that
the protest of the charter of the Chi
rese Society is actuated by jealousy.
II. NJ. Won Holt returned on the Pc
king Saturday, and had AN immediate
conference relative to the Merchant
street nuisance with a Board of Health
inspector.
Deputy Attorney General Cathcart
has returned from Hilo, where he was
appearing before Judge Little as the
representative of the government in the
criminal cases.
The new system OF registration by
carriers will be inaugurated in Homo
lulu next Monday. Letters will BE- re-
ceived for registration by the carrier
at the residences.
Porto Ricans are said to be causing
trouble at Honokaa plantation, and
were brought into subsection by the
Japanese laborers upon the occasion of
a recent outbreak.
The Hilo papers, up to the 18th, gave
no information of the arrival there OF
the training ship Mohican. She was to
have sailed for Honolulu on that date,
and is already week overdue.
Marston Campbell has returned from
Hawaii, where he superintendent the
erection of bridges and the removal of
the gunpowder house. lie will make
his report to the Executive Council to-
day.
| Director Jared Smith of the Expert
ment Station, will undertake to i'm
prove the Hawaiian mango. He has
Iatt ,,. l.,f IL 10 ~
/ Florida, giving a new plan for grating
the tree.
/ Robert Graham. manager of the Ar
mour car line. has returned from a
pleasure trip to Honolulu, accomp 1nied
by his daughter. Miss Grace Graham.
They have apartments at the Palace
/ Chronicle.
Thomas Tieman, who has had charge
of the steam pillow at the Eva pllnld-
ton for the past seven years, was
passenger Saturday on the Aorangi for
Australia. Mr. Tieman has an eight
weeks sick leave.
The Royal Mail steamer Aorangi ar
rived at 3 a. m. on Saturday from Vic
tora. She brought l20 tons of general
freight for Honolulu. and few pas
scngers. The Aorangi sailed for the
Colonies at $3.50 p. IN. on Saturday
I In the Distrct court on Saturday,
George Rosa, charged with murder IN
the first degree, was committed for trial.
lie is alleged to have caused the death
of his brother, Joseph Rosa. Defendant,
through his attorney. a. G.. NJ Robert
son. waived examination.
That rain reported in Hawaii of forty
inches in twenty-four hours was "a
ilood-maker sure enough. Just think
of 1t! AS much rain fell in tie space OF
one day as fails in Utah in three year,
rs mercy the Kanakas are all good
swimmers.-Salt Lake Tribune.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion and the Young Women's Christian
Association spent pleasant afternoon
and evening at the home of Mrs. Ho-
bron, In Waikiki. on Saturday. Bath
ing, music and luncheon furnished en-
tertainment for the merry crowd.
Commissioner Taylor has received a
letter from Forester Haughs, dated at
Pawaawa, Hawaii. January 18th. He
and Expert Griffith have been through
the Hamakua burned district, and
three days We're spent at Eben Lows
place. Saturday they were to leave for
the Kona district, and on Wednesday
will go to Kau by steamer.
The many friends of Ransford D..
Bucknam, the popular first officer Of
the City of Picking. will be pleased to
learn that he has been appointed to a
responsible SUPPLEMENTARY in the
Cramps shipbuilding yards, Philadel-
phia. He is now on leave of absence
from the Picking, pending his decision
as to whether or not he will accept
the same.
From private letters received in this
city by former citizens Of Wyoming. 1t
is reported that ]. A. Breckons. the
new United States attorney, will not
come to Honolulu for several months
yet. 1t will take him some time to
clear UP his Wyoming affairs, and the
telegraphic reports that he intends to
start immediately for Hawaii are not
credited.
Lorrin Andrews has returned from his
trip to the Atlantic seahoard. While
there he called on President Roosevelt.
| ACCOMPANIED by Lieutenant Governor