The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-07-25
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Delegate Flynn was a passenger en-
the Kinau yesterday for Hilo and the
volcano.
Henry Deacon of Hilo has been ap-
pointed chairman of the District Road
Board in his district.
A. w. Dow Of Hall & Son left on the
Alameda yesterday for San Francisco
where he is to be married to Miss Car
DINA Rowland. also Of this city.
DR.. D. NJ. Thomson the chiropodist
leaves today on the Tampico for Seat
tie. He expects to remain there but a
short time and then visit Manila
The War Department has issued an
, order prohibiting the shipment Of ami
mails and snakes on transports leaving
Manila for Hawaii and the States.
Mrs. Emma Lake, wife of Col. Lake,
died at their Emma street residence at
1850 o'clock last evening after a long
illness. The interment will take place
this afternoon at o'clock at Pearl
City.
Attorney General Dole and J. A. Ma
COON will probably agree upon state
ment of facts to be submitted to the
Supreme Court upon the action of the
Court of Fire Claims in charging fees
for filing certificates.
Letters received from J. Coerper OF
the kona- Kau railroad state that he
will be here about the middle of next
month. with the funds required to COM
plate the road. A trust deed to the
Germania bank for $300,0 900 has been i'll
ed in Honolulu.
Shipping Commissioner w. Porter
Boyd will leave at the end OF the month
for Shanghai for Il vacation. He has
been given a leave of absence for tive
months by the department, and viii
spend that time in investigating bust
ness conditions in the Chinese city
w. G. Weldon, who will tour the
states for the next six months Iectur-
ing upon the beauties of Hawaii, left In
the Alameda yesterday. During his alb
sence Mr.. Weldon will report weekly
to the business associations which are
| sending him. as to the attendance upon
his lectures.
Our new territory OF Hawaii has CIV
en- every possible indication that she is
eminently worthy OF place in the sis
| terhood OF States and a position of dis
tinction on the floor of the Federal Sen
ate. Every mail brings us news OF
some bitterly serious row in her politi-
cal affairs.-S. +. Call.
The Board of Health has made no de.
cision as yet in regard to the appoint
ment of n successor to DR.. Oliver late
resident physician at Molokai. In tn
meantime DR.. French will be continued
in service until such time as some med
zeal man who wishes to make q study
OF the disease presents himself.
Kawasaki, the Japanese arrested by
Sheriff Chillingworth Tuesday night for
selling liquor without a license. was
turned over to Collector Chamberlain
yesterday for violation of the Internal
Revenue laws. He was taken befor,
| Commissioner Gill in the afternoon and
! released on $1,000 bond. His trial viii
! be held Friday.
Secretary of the Territory Henry T.
| cooper, left yesterday in the Alameda
| ia trip of a month to California. fol
his health. His recent illness left Sec
rotary Cooper in rather poor health ant
| he suddenly realized that he would b,
Senefitted only by such trip. He vii
vfsst his former home. San Diego, in al
probability. and will then seek th,
ossier climates of the State. Mr.. Coop
e. expects to be at home by the last o.
| August