The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-02
(From Mondays daily.)

Life insurance men have been MAX
ing close canvass of Maui
Mrs. Allan Herbert Is convalescing
from an attach of dengue fever.
Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid is now in Pales-
tine. He is expected back in about two
months.
Attorney w. F.. Crockett of Puunene
will engage in the practice of law at
Waikiki.
Yesterday was the stormiest day in
May. Valley streams ran high and the
outfall sewer was busy.
A. p. Taylor of the Advertiser is i'll
with appendicitis. 1t is possible that
an operation can be averted.
Island-grown peaches of excellent
quality are in the market. A few good
muskmelons have been coming in from
| Waialua.
Treasurer Kepoikai is receiving APP
plications from pharmacists under the
new law, which requires all druggists
to hold a certificate from the Terri
tory
AS the Memorial day parade was
passing up Vineyard street a hack cut
into 1t taking a place in the process
sion just in front of the Governors car
riage. 1t contained Colonel Lake
Frank Turk returned on yesterdays
steamer.
boxing tourney will be held at the
Orpheum on Saturday evening.
Rev. W. D. Westervet and wife are
going to the Orient in the Siberia for
Mrs. Westervelts health.
There was meeting of the Board of
Public Institutions yesterday, but only
to adjourn without doing anything.
Judge Kalua took home to Wailuku
from the capital plans for the county
building for Maui to be erected at Wal
luku.
Prof. Lyons, the meteorologist,
leaves for Hawaii today on a short va
cation. Weather forecasts will subside
during his absence.
The Supreme Court report, Vol. IA,
is about closed. Chief Clerk Henry
Smith will advertise forthwith for
tenders for printing Vol. Is.
A. w. Van Valkenburg, OF the B. F.
Dillingham; Co., has been laid up for
several days with a damaged knee, re-
sulting from a hard fall from his bicy-
Gle.
Hawai- has sued HALL for divorce al
leging desertion. He says in his COM
plant that they were married by "the
Rev. w. d. Alexander, Mormon min
ister.'
II. A. Bigelow has withdrawn from
the firm of Kinney, McClanahan &
Bi"elow, and formed a law partnership
with A. S. Hartwel, with offices in the
Stangenwald Building.
Senator Baldwin caused a sigh of re-
lief when he entered the Senate cham
Der yesterday morning, as it was re-
ported when the President took the
chair that he was very i'll. The Maui
Senator seemed fit as a fiddle.
Work on the Hilo reservoir will pro-
coed with means provided by the
emergency bill. Whitehouse & Hawks
hurst have nearly completed the eXca-
vations and when these are ready the
Public Works Department will super
wise the construction.
Excelsior Lodge l. o. o. F., will hold
a meeting in Elks' Hall this evening to
which all members are requested to at
tend. The matter pertaining to the new
building will be discussed and some
very important business will be trans
hStcu. ne tlile Is .oU q CLOCK ana IL is
hoped there will be a good attendance.
F. A. Smith, superintendent of Will
der's lumber yard, will leave in the
Alameda to spend a vacation in San
Francisco. 1t will be the first time he
has been off the beach for twenty-five
years and he will be gone five weeks.
"Parson" Smith, as he is best known.
is "A years of age but as active as most
men of fifty.
X. Morishige, who married a wife in
Japan while he was in Honolulu, has
to suffer the exclusion of his bride from
this country by the immigration au-
thorties. There is transoceanic di-
vorce of a former wife in the case, and
the Occidental officials refuse to recog-
nize such long-distance jugglery in ma
trimony.
Miss Emma Perry and Fred Kiley,
proprietor of the Pantheon, captain OF
the Male Ilimas and one of the Oldest
and best known of the baseball players
OF the city, were married last evening
at the home prepared for his bride by
the groom, at Punchbowl and Bereta-
MIA streets. The ceremony was private
being witnessed only by a few init
mates. The young people were tender
ed the good wishes of a host of friends
later. They will at once make their
home in their new residence.