The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-08-22
LOCAL BREvITlE,

Typhoid fever Is reported as preva-
lent in Walpio valley, Hawaii
J. Lightfoot has appii d. for member
ship IN the Hawaiian Bar Association.
Governor aud Mrs. Carter are expect-
ed home by the Mong lia on September
End.
A Chinese couple and a Japanese
couple were married on Thursday by
Lyle A. Dickey
Honokaa mill is beng improved and
its capacity will be increased TO 75 tons
OF sugar a day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena departed on
the Siberia last evening for Japan to
spend few weeks.
w. L. Howard leaves today In the
kinau for Hawaii to spend a couple
of weeks at the Volcano
Joshua X. Brown, inspector of Chi
nese immigration, returned from visit
of three weeks to the Volcano.
Judge Dole did not come into town
yesterday owing to the illness of Mrs.
Dole at their Diamond Head residence.
Allan Dunn, formerly of Honolulu.
delivered an address at Portland, Ore,
lately on The Booklet in Advertise
I ing
! Internal Revenue Collector Chamber
lain says the making of swipes has
been practically abolished by cheap
beer
I Lieut.. Behr, A. c., u. S. A, who was
at one time stationed at Camp McKin-
ley, has been ordered to Fortress
Monroe.
Geo. p. Thielen has received a cable
gram from San Francisco quoting
Hawaiian Commercial at sS7 and Hon
okaa at $17.
l.. G. Martin was a through passen-
ger on the Siberia en- route to Shang-
hal. He Is to look after conduits for
cable ends at Shanghai and Manila.
Captain Drew, on the arrival of the
Andrew WEIGH at San Francisco this
trip, will take vacation trip of several
months, visiting relatives in the East.
The engagement has been announced
of Mr.. G. A. r. Smith and Mrs Annie
Peters They will be married at Z
o'clock in the evening of September 9.
Mr. Lee Pat, son of Mr.. Yuen Chung,
the wealthy sugar planter of Pahala,
Hawaii departed last evening on the
Siberia for China, where he will remain
for about a year.
The Kanealii matters cannot be
heard by the Supreme Court before the
September session. Meantime Kane
ALI cannot take his claimed seat at
the Kauai county council board.
On Friday evening some waialua
japanese indnlged in a cutting ARRAY
and one was badly cut up. His assail-
ant was taken at Waialua yesterday
He will be tried before the waialua
district magistrate.
]. s, Brown, brother of "Tientsin"
Brown, the mammoth gambler, is a
passenger to Shanghai by the Siberia.
He goes to assume the management Of
the Alhambra, Shanghars palace of
pleasure
Il. o. Kellogg, standing six feet five
and one-half inches in his stocking
feet, was a through passenger on the
Siberia yesterday Mr.. Kellogg is a
one-time partner in business with VIII
F., Fisher in San Francisco under the
firm name of Tevis & Fisher
The Rev. o. p. Emerson and Mr..
Hudson of the Hawaiian Electric Com
pany, were entertained at Lahainaluna
recently. All the buildinge We're light
ed by electricity on the evenings of
August 10 and IL. The brilliant dis
play was noticed i'm Lahaina town
Postmaster Joseph G. Pratt and G.
w. Carr assistant superintendent of
railway mail service. have devised an
improved service of mails for people
living along the line of the oahu rail-
way. All outward trains leaving after
the arrival of mail steamer from San
Francisco any day will be utilized.
Superintendent Pratt of the Rapid
Transit Company gave n farewell
party last evening at his Emma street
residence in honor of Mr. Nicholson,
the retiring assistant superintendent,
who leaves today in the Aorangi for
Victoria, en- route to Washington.
About forty guests were present
Ladies wishing to aid the Kona Or
phanage in the way of little sewing
are requested to call at Mrs. Hopper's,
at the corner of Keeaumoku and DOM
inis streets. The Orphanage is in need
of more plain garments for the use of
thO Nihidi anu any
given at this time will be much appre-
ciated.
Superintendent of Public Works c.
$. Holloway is going to Hilo this week
to investigate various constructions on
Hawaii. His trip up the mountain last
week was purely unofficial and he Is to
return to finish up official business
Among other things he will prepare for
beginning the new high school build
ing at Hilo.
r. w, Filler, superintendent of the
Kahului Railroad Co, one day last week
fell eight feet backward from a trestle
supporting a new piece of track at
Wailuku. He struck on pile of rock.
but fortunately sustained no broken
bones nor internal injuries. After be-
ing treated at Malulani hospital he was
taken home.
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