The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-02-05

| Francisco on the Alameda. Mr.. Pat
erson saw the Burns-Jackson contest
| in Australia, and says that Tommy
Burns would have won out had he
stood up for few rounds more.
(From Thursdays Advertiser.)
Alfred Carter and family will re-
move to Honolulu from the Parker
ranch.
School Inspector King of Hilo re-
turned to his home on the Mauna Kea
| Tuesday
s. W. Wilcox and g. P. Wilcox of
Kauai are in this city. They are stop
ping at the Young hotel.
Mrs. De Fries gave luau for a
number of guests of the Young and
| Moana hotels last evening 1t was
greatly enjoyed by the malihinis.
p. T. Phillips, purser of the Mauna
Kea, has been forced to lay over a
trip on account of an attack of pneu-
monia which has confined him at home.
Z. R. Bvens, who has been an in
mate of the nsylum for some time, is
said to have suffered stroke of paraNy-
sis recently, and is in precarious con-
dition.
Franklin Matthews, who was here
with the battleships, has issued his
story of the trip under the title "With
the Battle Fleet (New York: B. w.
, Huebsch.)
, Robert Rycroft, who passed away at
, his home on Wilder avenue Tuesday
night, was buried yesterday afternoon
The services were held from the late
residence of the deceased.
5 Col. w. S. Schuyler is registered al
Q the Young hotel. from the cantonment
: at Leilehua C. w. Stewart, also al
1 officer at the camp, and wife are IL
/, town and are staying at The Young.
: p. Peterson and his niece, Adelaide
Entrees, of Chicago. have returned
s from trip to the volcano. which they
Q appreciated immensely. They are reg
{ istered at the Young hotel at present
| w. L. bigger and family will movt
Y this week from the Young hotel t.
$ the Pleasanton Mr.. bigger is boom
y ing the Observation-Disclosures Exposi
n ton in every possible way during hi
|. stay in the islands.
V After fourteen years of mental dark
n ness, James Lane died Tuesday nigh
i at Alewa, this city. An operation
t which was thought would be successful
t in restoring the man IS reason, was per
r formed short time ago, but other all
{; ments fastened his end.
!. Mr.. Jacob Fl. Wood of Boston is
guest at the Seaside Hotel.
Mrs. L. Rodrigues came in on tn
Claudine from trip to Hawaii.
MIR. C. Llewelynn of Philadelphia j
7 registered at the Seaside Hotel
Rev. Oliver P. Emerson, formerly o
Honolulu, is taking a special course a
Harvard.
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin arrived in tn
- city from Maui yesterday on the steam
:, er Claudine.
" Senator Charles Chillingworth return
q ed from a trip to Maui on the Clar
y. dine yesterday.
it Mrs. E. S. Roberts was an arrivin
it passenger on the Claudine, which GO
here yesterday morning.
ID viii Templeton is still at the ho
t. pital, convalescing, not at the res
g dence of W. l.. Hopper.
% Among the passengers who arrived i
a. the city yesterday were Mrs. w. {
r Smith and Mrs. Baldwin.
q Captain W. W. Lowe, U. S, NJ. c., an
~ Mrs. Lowe have taken permaner
IN apartments at the Seaside Hotel.
Il Major Long, in command of the Nj
"a rine detachment at Camp Very, an
q. Mrs. Long are domiciled at the Seasid
IN Hotel
~ Miss Hannah Cummings has been s.
Il leeted as Princess to represent Maui
n. the Floral Parade on Washington
ye birthday.
vs Edmund II. Hart will return to MAJ
Ia this afternoon. He has been clerk
o. the Circuit Court at Maui and it
IN said that he will be retained by Judl
I'd Kingsbury.
Mr.. McLennan and Mr.. H. Overer
ke travelled by the Claudine to Laupaho
er hoe from Hilo. A. l.. Moses, who WI
ht with them, will take charge of Il
IS Barnard store.
Ell Forester Hosmer is max ng arrang
ed ments to distribute a large amount
vegetable and flower seeds among Il
lie families having children in the publ
ng schools. These seeds were sent he
We from Washington by Delegate Kuhio.
ct. Many tourists are expected TO arri'
re on the Alameda, attracted by the a
vertising which the Islands have !
I'd eeived through the Floral Parade pos
OF ers. The Chiyo Maru viii also pro
III, ably bring a number of lay-over pa
he sengers for Honolulu.
sas The koa table that was sent to CO
4 | h. Il kna- g.