The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-24
(From Sundays Advertiser,

tFrom Sundays Advertiser)
A dinner for dogs is the latest social
| Ireak' but 1t hasn't happened vet.
Superintendent Metzger of the Hi,o
H. X. Co. arrived on the Kinau YES
teroay and Will remain here for a few
days.
| Inc confetti masquerade ball to be
given at Progress Hall on Washing
TONS Birthday, February 90, promises
10 De the big function for that evening
S. NJ. Damon is reported to have re-
signed from the directorate of tho
Metropolitan Meat Co., and l.. l.. Nc
Nahuless as intending to follow suit
Principal Horn of Kamehameha
School will give the address at CEN
tral Union Church this evening ana n
solo will be sung by ]. Hastings How
land.
Inc arrests yesterday We're few and
far between. Four Chinese gamblers
couple of Japs for assault and bat
terry and another Jap for common
nuisance complete the tally.
richards, the native arrested for SELL
ing liquor without a license. pleaded
guilty and was fined 500 and costs
me cases of Fischer and his employee
feirack went over until Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Fernandez of tha
EVA district managed to capture about
twenty gamblers by Disgusting as
Chlnese yesterday The Chinese were
iiheu 70 and costs each by the magls-
trate.
The remains of Mrs Walter G. Smith
left Coronado yesterday morning for
New York State. They We're accom-
panied by Ernest N. Smith. The flu
neral viii probably take place next Fri
(From Mondays AdvertiserJ
DIR. Waterhouse returned Yesterday
from Maui, where he Is interested in
the new rubber enterprise.
Captain 7. X. Clarke port superin-
tendent of Wilder's Steamship Co, re-
turned from Maui in the Claudine.
The Cleaners meet on Wednesday
January %, at o'clock D. ~. at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Atherton. King
street
The Jones murder trial will be re-
sumed this morning before Judge Rob-
inson, with eleven Jurors seated, fifteenl
challenges possible and a special We
nire of fifty jurors returnable.
CHARLES Webster Leadbeater of Lon
don Will deliver his next lecture be-
fore the Honolulu Branch of the Theo-
sophical Society on Saturday evening
of this week. The subject Will probably
be "Reincarnation."
Mrs. William E. Taylor gives a tea
this afternoon at the Young Hotel for
Mrs. Lyon.
The Makee Sugar Co. is clearing
away stones from large tract of land
on the Kappa division, where they in
tend to plant cane later on.
The engagement of Miss Sophie
Schilling of Lihue to NJ. w. Bergau,
manager of Hanamaulu plantation
store, is announced from Kauai
Out of the second special venire of
Oh names for the Jones trial, Deputy
Sheriff Henry r. Vida rounded up Al
jurors in court yesterday morning.
The wedding of Miss Lillian Stack
and Mr.. Raven of the Customs In
spector's force, will take place on the
evening of February at the home of
the brides parents.
Mr.. c. w. Leadbeater, the theoso-
phist, will lecture next Saturday even |
ing at the Alexander Young Hotel at
p. m, on Life after Death" The adj
mission fee will be silver coin.
A Korean named Tatkihani was
lately killed at Waimanalo by the
plunging into ditch OF a horse he
was riding, the animal falling on him
and causing injuries that shortly
proved fatal.
senator Isenberg still believes in his
project of grinding algaroba tree beans
Tor stock feed. He has a machine that
properly grinds the thoroughly dried
beans. but lacks process for drying
them economically.
Robert ]. Cook is on a trip to the4
Orient. He stopped in the Hawaiian
Islands the end of last month, and was
there entertained by Hon. George r. |
Carter, Governor of the Islands, Ione
OF his former pupils in the Yale boat,
ana particularly in that crew of oars
men which made the record at New
London In 1sSS.-Yale Alumni weekly.