The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-04-22

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i.ucss verdict fuay p,ssis, - az.
On tudhs
osfriu wilder Oil return 10 Iiono.
iulu In the china ssft wsss
Mr. Albert " nichols leave, .hofti,
fof the coast 10 remain . yssr in -
Angeles
Horace craft leave. on the Alameda
next week Tor the mainlsns. lie vii
go NJ far as Ohio
Or and Mrs r. a. Day expected a.
leave Europe for the Unitee states Just
about this time and VIII probably b.
IN Chicago by the middle Of May.
Maria conn. a well known Hawaiian.
who has been "a resident for years ~
kanoa valley. died there On Sunday
morning, and was buried the same gay.
John Ena, president Of the Inter-Isl-
end Steam Navigation Company, has
been compelled to forego his trip to the
coast by the Alameda on account of
pressure Of business.
The reception to Bishop Nichols by
the Hawaiians of the Episcopal church
will take place this evening at O'Clock
In the Sunday school room, adjoining
St Andrews cathedral.
Philip Friedman, clerk. filed a petI-
tion ia bankruptcy yesterday. His liza
biities amount to $3.50 ana ~ hae no
assets excepting three suits Of clothes
and necessary underwear.
W. F.. Rowells record runaway
horse made another dash for liberty
yesterday on Merchant street, bat fail
ed TO free himself from the buggy or Do
any damage to other rigs on the street.
NJ
TO honolulu the middle of May, and
have rs their guest Miss Charlotte viii
son. Miss Elita Redding expects short
ly to leave for the East.-S r. Bx-
change.
Major Wilson and the boys of the
Kamehameha Schools went out on
their annual weeks camping trip yes
terday Their camp equipage consists
% property belonging to the National
Guard.
1t Is said that a meeting of Catholics
will be called this week to take action
I'm the Father Wendelin matter, in con-
neetion with the Board Of Health's ac-
ton in asking for his removal from the
leper settlement.
Complaints are being made about the
bad condition of Kukui street on the
Eva side of the stream. a gentleman
who resides on that thoroughfare
states that his three children are sick
on account of the insanitary conditions
there.
The Kamehameha School boy. went
yesterday for their camp at Waianae.
The boys are in charge of Major Will
son and expect TO remain in camp un-
till May 10th. The tents used by the
campers were obtained from the Ma
tioual Guard.
A japanese workman known as rs"
employed on the Young building. fell
through an opening in the floor Of the
ground floor, to the basement below.
His chin was cut and he received sew
eral gashes on his head, besides sprain-
ing one of his wrists. He was taken
to the queens Hospital
s. Keliinoi, Normal Inspector for the
Department OF Education on Maui, has
resigned the Office and his successor Is
Charles King of the Kamehameha
Schools. Mr. Keliinoi resigned ostensi-
bly, to SO into business. but 1t Is
thought the resignation came because
of troubles with the board.
The "stone wall" on Hotel street
community since the Rapid Transit
tracks were laid, Is to be removed
shortly. An agreement has been reach.
ed whereby the ConCy estate Is to re-
ceive in exchange for the property TAX
en- over by the government for stree,
purposes, a strip of land on Miller
street.
The road jury which was appointed
for the purpose of investigating the
Waikiki road widening proposition con
vened yesterday morning in the high
sherff's office. 1t is understood that
the jury is in favor of widening tn,
thoroughfare, according to the lines al.
ready run through the property on tbs
mauka side of the road. The jury's re.
port will probably be turned in today
James NELL writes TO Honolulu thai
he now wishes he had made his entry
into the Elks through the HonolulI
Lodge, where the climatic languol
might have modified the ardor of tn,
tractcd the Jagged" things he said II
his unrighteous wrath when he was hi
with a bladder, and he was not sur.
prsed that the roar he emitted wa.
heard in the South Seas. He says h,
win not come to Honolulu until mex
year.
Any member OF the Independent Or
der of odd Fellows who has net re
eeived an invitation to the entertain
ment and dance to be given in Prog
ress Hall next Saturday can Obtain
same by calling on Mr.. A. #. Clark a
Hustace & Co., Mr.. James Bisknell a
w. c. Peacock & Co., and Mr.. A
Arndt, of the Hawaiian Hardware Go
This entertainment is given in com
the order. There will be dancing eft
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