The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-14
IuINL BREviTIES.
IFrom saturdays Advertiser)

(From Saturdays Advertiser)
| j. S. McCandless is expected to re-
turn home in the steamer Siberia.
| Andrew Adams. manager of Kahuku
plantation, is reported to be i'll of
| typhoid fever.
David Paiaina says 1t was his brother
Pau Paiaina, who had the row with his
wife. not himself.
The Bishop Estate is having its big
piece Of property opposite the Young
Hotel cleaned and fenced in.
! Mrs. f. f. Ingram and two children
departed on the transport Logan last
Saturday for San Francisco. whence
they will go to Bremerton Navy Yard
to join Mr.. Ingram, who is a Warrant
Machinist on the cruiser New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Wichman and
son Frederick, daughters Eloise and
Stephanie, of Honolulu, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs, John Herr
of 3417' West Thirty-eighth avenue, left
this week on an extended trip to Brook
Ign, y. Y, and the coast.-Denver Post.
Judge Dickey and his mother enter
tanned at a dinner, last evening, the
chairmen of the various committees of
the Christian Endeavor of the Central
Union church, consisting of Misses Hall.
Gilman, Davis, Patty, Halsey ard
Messrs. Law, Dutot, Rietow and Spen-
GER Bowen.
Frank L. Hoogs, the local delegate to
the Press Parliament at the st. Louis
Exposition, returned home in the Ala
media. He advocates that Hawaii
should still erect a building on the fair
grounds, one of the Hawaiian lanai
style in which our native coffee should
be dispensed with other refreshments.
Hugh Rooney, who has been mixed
up in shooting scrapes, fights and
wrangles with hack-drivers, departed
on the Sheridan on Thursday for Ma
Mia. Rooney, in order to get away,
shaved off his moustache and donned a
soldiers uniform. The High Sheriff in
timated that he had best leave the city.
The Star reports that Senator L. l..
McCandless was married recently in
New York State to Miss Cartwright.
She was formerly school teacher in
Honolulu and lived at the residence of
j. A. McCandless at Waikiki while in
Honolulu. Senator and Mrs. McCand-
less will return in a short time to Ho-
nolulu."
The Oahu College rhetoricals, in COM
petition for the Damon Prize, were sue |
cessfully carried out yesterday after
noon in Pauahi Hall before assembled |
relatives and friends. No awards were |
made as the decision is also based on
the general showing in classes. The |
winner will be announced on Saturday |
evening.
j. Lightfoot, attorney, who returned |
from the Parker Ranch yesterday, stat
ed that there was no Shotgun BUSH |
ness" in the managerial dispute. Eben |
p. Low quietly demanded a surrender
of the office by Fred. w. Carter, who |
quietly refused to give up. Low is go
ing to build a new office. A. w. Carter
has gone to Kailua 10 apply for an in
junction against Low from Judge
Honolulu is engaged in the very
worthy task of cleaning, and
with plans and purposes well defined
Is driving out the evil and worthless
characters that infest the town. Most
of the criminal loafers are coming our
way, and against this We must protest
We already have more than our share
and although our breeding ground for
rascals is VIGOROUSLY large and fertile
it is now more than generously Gull
Call.