The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-21

(From sunday's AdvertlserJ


terday at 4.99 cents.
Mr.. Walter H. Evans, chief Of In
sular Stations for the Department of
Agriculture. will be here in May to in
spect the local Experiment Station.
Ramon Hernandez. the dying Porto
Rican. was removed In the patrol
wagon from the police station to the
Incurables hospital yesterday after
noon. Money was privately contrib
uted for the humane purpose.
DR.. VILE, of Danbury, Conn, friend
of Hawaii in many ways. writes to the
Hawaii Promotion Committee that he
has shipped a large consignment of
medical works to the Board of Health
and also that he had sent $3.50 for he
erection of a band stand at the Set
Element on Molokai
Miss Jessie N. MacLachlan, the Scot
fish prima donna, VIII come here in
April for a single concert, providing a
subscription list. to be circulated today
by her manager, assures a full house
at $3.50 per seat.
(From Mondays Advertiser
The first rehearsal for the Brahms
SohSeit win pe Heiu at D u. III. toudy.
Remember that the box plan for the
Brahms concert on the 2Sth inst. opens
at WALL Nichols Co. this morning.
Capt. and Mrs. Humphrey have re-
moved from College Hills and have
taken apartments at the Hawaiian
Hotel
A special meeting of the Ahahui To-
lani Guild will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:S0 o'clock at st. Andrews
Sunday-school room.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Knudsen Mrs.
V. Knudsen, Miss Ruth Knudsen and
nurse, arrived yesterday on the w. G.
Hall and are guests at the Hawaiian
Hotel.
E. Walther and Siegfried Meyer of
Copenhagen returned on the Kinau last
Saturday from a visit to the volcano.
The gentlemen are travelling around the
world and express themselves as ex-
tremely pleased with the islands.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Won Tempksy and
family, Miss Wodehouse and Miss Carl
sen of Makawao, Maui, arrived yester-
day from Maui on the Claudine and
are registered at the Hawaiian Hotel.
They will remain here about two
months.
| Philip Peck, the Hilo banker, stopped
fast runaway in Merchant street yes
terday.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bingham of
Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 20, 10 a. M, a
son, Alfred.
Both Eva and McBryde were both
much stronger on the stock exchange
yesterday than they We're last week.
Father Sylvester, who has been i'll
for some months, leaves in the Kinau
to enter the Catholic hospital at La
haina.
1t is proposed by Land Commissioner
Pratt shortly to open up for settlement
the Omaopio, Kaianae and Wailua
tracts on Maui.
The High School has received a grant
of 5000 for books, which have been ex-
pended on The Century Dictionary and
other standard works.
A. McDuffie, formerly with the local
police department, has accepted the po-
sition of police officer for the Waipahu
plantation, and will take up his duties
this morning.
Rev. e. w. Thwing Is going to China
by the Korea, to Shanghai, Canton and
Hongkong, to secure new missionary
recruits for Hawaii and to get the work
there and here into closer touch.
Quartermaster Nelson of the Alameda
will be detained at the quarantine sta
ton over the departure of the Alameda,
as he developed a case of diphtheria
on the trip from San Francisco.
Prof. Geo. Mead of the University of
Chicago will give talk on THE Re-
lation of School and Home" before the
Mothers and Teachers Club on Fri
day, the oath inst, in the Y. w. C. A.
rooms, to which the public is most cor
daily invited.
George w. Patty of Olaa has filed
petition of voluntary bankruptcy in the
Federal Court. His secured debts
amount to s4,312 and unsecured to
81, +S7.72, making total of $5,799.72. AS
sets are scheduled as real estate. $500;
personal property, 500, and chooses in
action, 1855.
The w. c. Il. U. will hold its month
ly meeting in the parlor of the c. U.
Church this afternoon at 2:30 1t being
a Frances Willard memorial meeting,
Mrs. George w. Townsend will give
some personal "reminiscences of Miss
/ Willard and also talk on police matron
work.
The Washington's birthday wheeling
trip to Wahiawa promises to be sue
cess. 1t will be under the auspices of
the Y. NJ. C. A. The party Will leave
Honolulu this evening on the SIS
train to Pearl City, going thence to the
lheadwaters of the Wahiawa dam. About
twenty wheelmen have signified their
intention of making the trip.
1.-THE Fellow With the Microscope" is
the title of a very interesting pamphlet
just issued in printed form by DR.. Jona-
than II. Mcdonald, Pathologist to the
Hawaiian Territorial Board of Health,
President of the Hawaiian Territorial
Medical Society and consulting physi-
clan to the. Queens Hospital. The arti-
Gle was read before the Hawaiian Ter
.,gA t,I ~ &c ny