The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-10-24
(From Monday's Advertiserl

(From Mondays Advertiser,
Judge Perry returned from Kauai
yesterday.
C. T. Wilder of the Tax office re-
turned from Kauai in the Hail.
H. e. Picker, the yachting commo-
dore, returned in the w. G. Hall from
Kauai
Mrs. L. Frazier leaves in the trans
port Logan today for an extended trip
to San Francisco.
In a fracas in the Union saloon on
Saturday afternoon, much glass was
broken and a charge of assault and
battery against bartender is said to
be pending.
Lieut.. George H. Knox of the 18th
Infantry, attached to the Picking Lega-
ton guard, has been promoted to be
captain in the 26th Infantry Captain
Knox has a good army record and is
well-known in Honolulu society.
Henry Temple Ames of St. Louis,
NO., writes this to the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee Visitors to the Ha-
waiian Islands should not fail to see
Kilauea. 1t is certainly most impress
sive and interesting. A few days at the
Volcano House will be found most en-
enjoyable
Thos. F. Fay of Honolulu and Miss
Julia G. Sweeny of Vallejo, Cal, were
married at the Catholic Cathedral at 1
p. m. yesterday, Father stephen Off
ciating. George L. Compo was best
man and Miss Alice Lycett acted as
bridesmaid: A wedding dinner was
given at the Young Hotel.
Judge Dole sentenced Iwagoe, for IL
licit brewing, to which he had pleaded
guilty, to pay fine of $50.
E. e. Gliding, on account of intended
departure, has resigned his office as
prison inspector for South Kohala.
The fair of ST. Andrews guild will be
held Saturday afternoon next at Iolani
college Great preparations are being
completed and all who attend will be
gratefully surprised.
Bethel street, between King and
Merchant, will be widened to the new
line whenever McCandless Bros. raze
the old wooden buildings to make way
for their projected business structure.
A wireless message was received at the
Attorney Generals office yesterday stat
ing that a change of venue from Lahaina
: to Honolulu was ordered for the trial
: of Alfred Douse on the charge of man.
slaughter, for causing the death of d
Japanese at Puunene mill.
The annual meeting of the Research
Club will be held this evening at the
, residence of w. W. Hall, Nuuanu
: street, at which officers will be elected
for the ensuing year. The social fea'
ture will be musical evening" A
full attendance Of all members is re.
o quested.
+ Senator McCandless is reported t.
have undertaken the circulation of pc
titions in districts having items in thu
loan appropriation bill, asking Governo
9 Carter to have all of the items expend
ed instead of carrying out his polio!
:. of cutting down the expenditures b.
!, about one-half.
Dr. Shephardson, who is temporari
ly filling the Central Union pulpit, CAV
e an interesting lecture yesterday aft
ernoon in the church lecture room oil
:, the Book of Hebrews" About $50 PEG
;, pie were present. His next lecture o.
II the same subject will be given Of
e Thursday afternoon at p. m.
70 Hon. A. S. Cleghorns jubilee as
4 member of the Pacific Club will b
:. celebrated at Haleiwa on December II
y Drs. Humphris and Murray, chairme
n. respectively of the entertainment an
I'd house committees, are in charge of tn
NJ general arrangements, while DIR. Hum
:, phris and e. M. Boyd are preparing
play in which leading ievents in tn
as former Governors life will be depicte'