The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-10-02

tFrom Thursdays Advertiser.)
DIR. J. T. Mcdonald returned in the
Mongolia.
Judge De Bolt gave judgment for de-
fendant in the suit on a note of Her
bert p Eakin, trustee, VS.. Emmeluth
& Co.
John A. Scott, president and mana
ger of the Hilo Sugar Co., returned in
the Mongolia from a trip of several
months on the mainland.
There will be a big Republican rally
at the Orpheum on Saturday the 29th
at which several speakers who are not
on the ticket will he heard.
Social clubs, whose chief function is
the consumption of Intoxicating drink,
in various parts of the Territory are
receiving attention from the author
tiles.
Edmund Norrie has been notified
through Danish Consul Macfarlane,
that, by the death of an aunt, he has
become heir to considerable sum of
money.
DR.. A. n. Sinclair wishes to say that
the wireless telegraph system was not
to blame for the mistakes made in Ho-
nolulu's chess games with Hilo. "Mr.
Cross deserves the greatest credit" the
doctor says, for the way he handled
the games.'
By the Alameda's mail Governor CAL
ter sent to Congressman Burton, chair
man of the Rivers and Harbors Com
mittee, detailed map of Honolulu
harbor. The Governors estimate of
this harbor's needed appropriation for
improvement is sSS9,000.
Chester Doyle's investigation of the
assault to murder on Kauai placed
the event at Hanamaulu on Sunday
night at 10 o'clock. Inflamed with
jealousy the culprit, a Japanese, shot
his wife and her alleged paramour.
The woman was not dangerously in
jured, but the man is yet in a precarious
condition from shot in the neck. Aft
er his arrest the shooter admitted the
more thorough.
High Sheriff Brown is confined by
illness to his home at Waikiki.
The U. s. survey steamer Patterson
will go on the marine railway for over
hauling next week. After coming off
she will begin surveys in Hawaiian
waters.
The largest Raymond & Whitcomb
excursion party to Hawaii ever assem-
bled is promised the coming winter in
a letter to the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee.
The Tax Appeal Court has rendered
no decisions on property tax cases
since the first batch some weeks ago
1t is now considering income
tax cases.
Next Sunday Captain Niblack will
take some members of the Masters and
Pilots Association in the u. S. s. Iro-
quois to Pearl Harbor to show them
the new marks of navigation there.
The Free Kindergarten Association |
will hold special meeting this morn !,
ing at $3.50 at the Y. w. C. A. rooms. |
1t is hoped there will be large at
tendance as important matters are to |
be discussed.
The main government road at Kaha- |
luu, district of Koolaupoko. Oahu, will |
be closed to traffic from this afternoon |
to Saturday, the 22nd inst, while the
old bridge is being removed and the
new structure is being erected.
NJ, p. Lugan, ticket seller AT the Ho-
lolulu station of the oahu Railway &
Land Co, was arrested yesterday and
5 held for investigation. His accounts
ire being exported for "A shortage that
nay be OF considerable amount.
Frederick w. Stone and Miss Ada
win be married at the resi-
ience of Capt and Mrs, Tullet, Wal
klki, az o'clock tomorrow evening.
rhe prospective bride came here lately
rom England Mr.. Stone is employed
ln kilaueA plantation, Kauai
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A Fine Old LADY.