The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-02

sweeps the coast of Puma.
3D. George Graham commits suicide,
at third attempt. a victim to use OF
morphine.
5th.- Incendiary fire in early morning
in Magoon block. corner Queen and
South streets. Speedily extinguished.
9Th Tenement near Iron Works
burned to the ground in early morning.
| Arrival of $1,000 ton steamer Korea,
the largest ship in Pacific waters.-Sen-
ators Mitchell and Foster arrive, OF the
| u. S. Senatorial Commission.
| Sth.-- Senatorial Commission begins
work at the U. S. naval station Office
Fusion OF Wilcox Home Rulers and
Democrats reported as complete.
| 10TH Capt Rosehill arrives from his
Marcus J. expedition, after two months
absence. Was expelled thence by Jap
anese soldiers Wireless reports abate-
ment OF activity in Kilauea. Fresh ac-
cession of sky glows, doubtless from
Martinique eruptions of August Goth.
| 18th Death OF Charles Gibbs, fore
man OF a pile driver gang-struck on
head by pile hammer. Arrival at Hilo
of Rev. n. l.. Nash, the new pastor
of Hilo Foreign church.
14th.- Activity renewed in volcano.
17th.- u. S. Senators and party sail
for Hilo and volcano, after subpoenaing
many additional witnesses to appear
before their commission.
| 18TH News of the appointment Of j.
T. De Bolt as First Circuit Judge, in
place of A. S. Humphreys resigned.
| 18TH After two laborious days of
inquiry at Hilo, the Senators spend the
evening in observing a magnificent dis
| play of fires in the crater at kilauea.
| 23rd Senators having returned, hear
| testimony for two days, largely in re-
spect to propriety of United States
| granting aid to ex-queen for her loss
of revenues-F. w. McChesney, a lead
| ing business man of Honolulu, and
member of Advisory Council in 1893,
| il reported by wireless to have been
killed this p. m. by falling off cane car
| in kona, Hawaii, where he was inspect
| ing plantation affairs. Norwegian
| bark Andromeda arrives In distress
| having been dismasted Aug. 30, 1000
| miles east of Honolulu The proposed
| fusion of Home Rulers with Democrats
| defeated by Kalauokalani against Will
cox.
24th.- Territorial Treasurer WIN. IL.
Wright is believed to have absconded
per Alameda, leaving n shortage of $lS,-
900 in public money under his personal
care.
25th.- Gov. Dole suspends Auditor II.
IC. Austin and formulates charges
against him of various Irregularities.
The Auditor strongly resists suspension.
Fire last night destroys Lucas plan
| ing mill.--Senatoria Commission closes
| its work after laborious day.
9th. j. II. De Bolt installed as First
Circuit Judge, vice A. S. Humphreys,
resigned.
29tht.-- Death of Father Leonore, n
much venerated Catholic missionary
Death of Miss Mary E. Green, a life
long and ardent missionary worker for
| Haw aiians. after two days unconscious
ness from paralytic stroke, having fall
en- in the street.
30th.-- Senatorial Commission sail for
mainland. Gable ship Anglia arrives
to lay cable from Fanning's Island
southwark.
OCTOBER.
Oct. g. Gov. Dole appoints Secretary
II. E. Cooper as his special agent in
lcharge of the Public Works department,
now disabled by absence of Superin-
tendent Boyd. and arrest of his deputy,
b. II. Wright. Payrolls for past month
Immediately made out.
| 5th.-Young James Lucas goes surf
ing, and is drowned in the breakers
beyond Diamond Head at Niu Body
not recovered.
9TH Lieut.. General Miles arrives ell
route to Manila Board of Registra-
ton closes its labors after registering
6,543 voters on oahu, an increase of S3(
over the registration of 1900.
10th. Gable steamer Colonia arrives
from Tanning Island with cable news tc
oct. 5th, having laid 3,i55 knots of the
longest and heaviest stretch OF cable
in the world from Vancouver l. to Fan
ming /.
18th America Maru from Japan haC
the rare experience of crossing the yor'
4 tex OF a typhoon, narrowly escaping de-
struction, Steering gear disabled, sh'
= WAS for some time st,ered by her twin
D screws.
10TH Colona sails Ia make CABLE
soundings To Manila, Via Midway an,
Guam.
l1th.- Lunar eclipse In early evening
I'D James IL, Boyd, Supt of Publ,
Works, returned from san Francisco
and satisfactorily explains about IN
- $4,000 apparently missing,
J. 2ith,- ], NJ, Garratta instantly kille
By premature explosion at puunui quar-
ny Magnificent display In Halemau
l. mau, lava lake $40 feet across, has rise
'e li1 feet since frst outbreak IN June,
l. sblh,- jury IN Federal court render
verdict against Tanbara disaburo q
In guilty. of murder op the high seas
- sAlh,- j, n, Boyd passes Ia a. "a
Treasury the sum Of iS.80i deferre
Ss Payments In addition o. the 5000 froI
Ia DAVIES a co ON account Ut those II
Ia rrgularlllns, ioy, Dole proceeds % a,
o- Glars boyd suspended from ihe oihpp
NJ superintendent VI Public Works Roy
y puhllshrs AN RhnnunN fWeni drelarin
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