The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-12
(From Thursdays Advertiser)

Judge Dole will hold session of the
Federal court at p. m. today.
Gardener Austin of the Agricultural
bureau goes to Wahiawa tomorrow.
There We're five deaths from accident
and violence and one suicide in Homo
lulu during July.
1t has been decided to hold the Re-
publican Territorial Convention at Hilo
on Thursday, September l.
Tomorrow will be the sixth anniver-
sary of the raising of the United States
flag in Hawaii. Governor Carter is due
to arrive home the same day.
A cloudburst on Molokai last week
flooded the Halawa valley, sweeping
away a 125-foot bridge, bearing down
telephone poles and doing other dam
age.
w. f. Pogue declines the chairman
ship as well as seat on the board of
registration for Maui because a Demo-
crat, T. b. Lyons, was appointed a
member.
Mrs. Stinson, bride of Captain Stin-
son, commander of the transport Lo-
gan, and her sister, Miss Sumner, will
be guests at the Alexander Young Ho-
tel until the return of the vessel from
Manila.
Edward POLITE e Co. cabled Henry
Waterhouse Trust Co. that raw sugar
sold in New York yesterday at Az.
Honokaa sold on the San Francisco Ex-
cial is held at s5S.75.
Funokishi, under conviction of murder
in the second degree and awaiting trial
on the charge of conspiracy to murder,
informed the court at Hilo through In
terpreter Chester Doyle that he did not
want to be tried in Hilo because Hilo
was bad place.
Arrangements are being made by the
Young Mems Research Club to secure
Professor Geo. II. Barton of the Boston
School of Technology to deliver a popu-
lar lecture on "A Summer Trip to
Greenland" under the auspices of the
club Friday evening, August 10.
tomorrow.
a. Louisson of Hamakua is a pas
senger on the Siberia for San Francisco.
James McCandless goes to the main
land on the Siberia for three months
stay.
A. G. NJ. Robertson has concluded to
stand for the craftsmanship of the
Republican Territorial Central Com
mittee.
The steamers Alameda and China are
both due from San Francisco today
the former in the morning, the latter
in the afternoon.
Officers of the Siberia say that the
Japanese naval losses in this war have
been enormous and that the fleet has
but two battlehsips left.
Rev F. w. Damon, founder of Mills
Institute here, is reported from San
Francisco TO be much improved in
health and contemplating a scheme for
enlargement of his beloved institution.
r. D. Silliman, a former Circuit
Judge here, has been retained at San
Francisco by Dr. Merritt, daughter of
the late Adolph Sutro, for the defense
of the Will in its public requests a
Gainst the attack of the other heirs.
At the coming Federal Court term
an appeal viii be tried of Maofarlane
n Co, from the Board of General APP
praisers in New York city, relative TO
the duty ON the Fowler steam pillow
that is imported here IN parts "knook-
"a down"
Tho RnoseNelt-Fairbanks ratification
meeting al the orpheum tomorrow
nNrulng viii Il + expected, be address
"a hy doyrrnor carter Delegate kuhla,
National Committeeman \ q N Ros
heftsnn aud " u hapEs an delegates
"a lhe Republican National convention
besides Frank 4 fhanpsan ANA pee,
bare nlRrls