The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06


George Lycurgus leaves for Hilo and
the Volcano on the Kinau today
Editor Robertson OF Maui Is In town
doing business for his paper, the new
sy News.
At the opening OF oahu College yes
terday twenty-four new students who
did not attend the school last term reg
istered These, wlth the unusually
large registration OF last term. make
record breaking attendance at Puma
hou.
A Japanese of Holualua, by name Ui-
chi, IL under suspicion of having MUIR
| dered his wife. About four days be-
| fore Christmas the man and his wife
disappeared and last Friday the niItii-
ated body of the woman was found.
The man is supposed to have come to
| Honolulu.
Governor Carter did not do anything
to the game birds, but took a fall out
of the lantana up Waipahu way. He
had the scratches on his hands to show
for it yesterday. II had a good time"
said the Governor. passed a pleasant
New Years day. and got away out in
the wilderness, free from the cares of
Office for few days"
Judge Matthewman of the Kona cir
! cult court was a caller on Governor
Carter yesterday. 1t is said that Judge
Matthewman would like to sit nj Judge
Gears seat, but the gentleman him
self declines to talk about it. There
Is a street tale, by the way, to the eff
l feet that Judge Gear is not coming
back but 1t is probably too good to be
true.
i United States Marshal Hendry and
Internal Revenue Collector Chamber
lain went down to Maui on the Like
like yesterday afternoon to gather in
one Kondo, now in the custody of the
Maui sheriff on a charge of distilling
okolehao. The territorial officers found
the mash and all the paraphernalia for
making the stuff when they arrested
the Japaneve a few days ago on an
j other charge.
The evening before the Mongolia left
; San Francisco a dinner was given at
the Pacific Union Club to Prince Flu
shimi by Mr.. r. p. Schwerin, gen.
eral manager of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. Among the large
: number of guests present were Hon
w. G. Irwin and Colonel George w
Macfarlane.
4 Arrangements had been made to be-
gin grinding at Eva tomorrow, bu
owing to the celebration OF the Japa'
nese on the plantation, the interesting
event may not now take place unit
i Friday or Saturday.
Prince Fushimi was notified here by
! cable of the birth, on January 3, Of {
l son and heir to the Crown Prince o.
t Japan.
= The conveyance of the Hebron prop
. erty at Waikiki, for the consideration
of $22, 500, to the United States for for
LITIGATION purposes has been recorded
The fifth missionary packet named
c the Morning Star arrived lately at TIN
I Caroline Islands on her maiden trip
u having gone out by way Of the Sue
Canal.
All members of Powhatan Tribe, Or
:. der of Red Men, are requested to at
tend the special meeting of the Orde
- this evening, as preparations are t.
{ be made for the installation of officers
. A. Gartley. general manager of tn
C Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd, gave
O fine luau on Monday for all the EN-
!. ployees and they had a very pleasan
"a time. The luau was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ladd a
g Pauoa.
20 Mr. and Mrs. Amos F. Barnes o
n New Haven, Conn.,, arrived on tn
II Mongolia and are guests at the Youn
k Hotel. They will remain here abou
two months. They are friends of f
n c. Brown of the Y. NJ. C. A. and Nj
70 Barnes is a Yale classmate of A.
~ Judd.
n One of the minor celebrations of POI
= Arthur's fall was held at Moiliili yes
'e terday. At the intersection of tn
ID Rapid Transit track and Waialae roa
Is a string of lanterns and flags was sus
Is pended across the highway. There wa
c. feast in progress near that point da
IL and evening.
Id -
or The cruiser New Orleans left Guai