The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-04-01
,From Thursdays Daily3

There was no quorum for the Board
of Health yesterday.
Vice Speaker Knudsen refuses to be
considered for speaker of the House.
Delegate kuhio wrote to Treasurer
Kepoikai urging that the late VIM II.
Coney should be sent to Washington
to assist the Delegate as secretary.
Treasurer Kepoikai consented to drop
the deputy registrar and license inspec-
tor from his Office staff, as part of the
economy recommended by the Gov
ernor.
Geo. Harrison, who was arrested
Sunday night for firing two shots at
his wife, was committed to the Circuit
Court for trial yesterday by Judge
Lindsay.
Governor Carter has advised Dele
gate Kuhio by letter that he has no
preferences formed as yet for appoint
ments to the Judiciary. The Delegate
is supporting L. p Doles candidacy.
Sir George and Lady Errington, of
England, arrived in the Ventura yes
terday morning and are at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel. They will spend some
time viewing the sights of Honolulu
and the Islands.
a letter received by a. w. Taylor
yesterday says that the American
mines in Korea are again running, no
Cossacks being nearer than Anju.
Women and children, however, have
been sent away.
a through Chinese Storage passen-
ger on the Korea attempted to escape
last night, by sliding down a rope to
the wharf. He fell into the arms of
custom house guard who was waiting
at the end of the rope, and he was
placed in irons on board the steamer.
John Hay, Secretary of State, has
cabled Governor Carter that Prince Pu
Lum, Chinese commissioner to the St.
Louis Exposition, would arrive in Ho-
nolulu in the steamer Gaelic on April
9, and requesting the Government to
extend to the prince and suite all suit
able courtesies. 1t is decided already
that the band and military will escort
the distinguished party from the
steamer to the Alexander Young Hotel
Besides bringing Young Nap, the
'iillltSc iitlN iitiil ittle VI maui stSiiolc
from the steamer Siberia as she was
about to sail for the Orient, Deputy
Marshal f. l.. Winter also had his eff
fects landed. There are from ten to
fifteen boxes and bags of these now
piled in the U. S. Marshal's Office. None
of the $4,000 in gold and drafts, with
which it was suspected Young Nap was
absconding from reach of his creditors,
I.
be slowed in the captured baggage.
Chas E. Moore returned yesterday
from the other side of the island where
he installed a gasoline engine and
pump.
Supt. Gaines states that the Iroquois
carried no whisky to Midway island
and that this staple" is not issued to
the operators there. The cable business
runs by water power only.
Eva mill was shut down again We'd
nesday on account of rain. Eva plan
tation has lost more time this year
rain than it has in all the
previous years combined since it
started.
A Chinese laborer was taken from
Honolulu plantation yesterday morn
ing to the Queens Hospital, where his
left leg had to be amputated below the
knee. He is said to have bean hurt by
an accident on the plantation railroad.
1t is now assured that the Bar AS
ISOLATION will avoid the buzz saw" by
leaving the business of recommending
appointments To the judiciary alone.
There does not. indeed. seem to be
anything left of the object of the call
I'd meeting.
The royal mausoeum is now ready
after costly renovation, for the recep-
lion of the bodies that have rested in
a temporary building while The work.
was going on. \ project OF the Ka-
piolani Estate To erect a grand monu-
ment to King Kalakaua on the grounds,
which was mooted several years ago,
Is again under consideration,
Government salary and payroll war
rants were all registered yesterday, be-
ng payday. ana there are $500 Treasury
warrants OF an kinds now registered,
II which less than "a thousand have !
been paid, Those now unpaid win draw |
money in order 81 numbers 10 fast as
revenue h received az tho Treasury /
IN the meantime the banks have ra- |
considered the matter and are dis |
counting the warrants at ea
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