The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-19
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I,on, W.. ,csdav Advertlserl

Brig. Gen. John p. Wiser, win leave
Honolulu this morning in the collier
Proteus, sailing by way Of the Panama
.Canal.t
A. s, Hitchcock, agrostclogist OF the
United States department Of agrieul-
turc is on his way to Hawaii tocoIiect
grasses for the United States herbh.
rum. He will work in cooperation with
the Hawaii Experiment Station and
this institution is 60 receive one full
set Of his collections. tFss 8ts-.g. d
Word was received in Honolulu yes
tcrday that Ernest Knai, the musician
underwent an operation for append.
citis in San Francisco on May 8. He is
recovering nicely and intends proceed.
ing shortly to New York, 70 arrange
for two-year tour OF the States with
a picked quintcttc from his Honolulu
orchestra.
Judge William w. Morrow of the
ninth circuit court Of appeals OF San
Francisco is scheduled to leave in the
Matsonia from San Francisco this
morning and is expected here next
Tuesday morning. He comes to try the
case against +. l.. Davis, in which both
the local and federal judges, Clemohs
and Vaughan, are disqualified 70 sit.
Lieut.. Samuel Wilder King, U. 8. N,
with Mrs. King and their two babies,
win not come to Honolulu from the
Orient until some time in October
Lieutenant King, who is commanding
the U. s. s. Samar, in Chinese wa.ers,
has been ordered by Admiral Winter.
halter, commander-in-chief of the
American Asiatic feet, to go to Ichang
and Changsha, and farther on into the
heart of China, stopping at every port
Sonth and along the Yangtze Kiang,
on account of the uprisings in the
Celestial republic. Mrs. King plans TO
remain in the Far East until Lieutcn.
ant King finishes this cruise.
(FTom Thursday Advertiser)
To boost for the celebration Of Ka.
mnhameha Day, June 1912, Raymond
G. Brown, secretary of the chamber OF
commerce, starts on his trip to Kauai
this afternoon. He will confer with
the Kauai chamber and then after his
i return here Sunday will sail Monday
for Maui and afterwards Hawaii. >
=. John G. Anderson, former probation
officer, left in the Wilheimina yester
day for the mainland. He claims h
is going to Montreal, Canada, where {
$l75-dollar-a-month railroad job await
him. Anderson = family will remain IL
d Honolulu while he fixes n home TO
them in his new scene of activities.
Senator James L. Coke, who, accom-
panied the members of the public utili
ties commission last, week to Maui, re
hn Talo Nd N,
Tuesday. The Commissioners, Forbe
and Gignoux, caught the Nauna Kei
last night at Lahaina, Aui. The!
will return next Shtu, y. Capt
Henry p. o Sullivan, clerk 1 the com
mission, is with the party. .. ...,
! w. s. oBrien, editor of the Even
ing Democrat of Marysville, California
and W. F. o'Brien, his son, are jvisitor'
to the Islands, having arrived here il
the Manoa. They went to Hiloe yes
terdby .and will see the Volcano pnC
Tothef sights in the Big Island 6af6rl
returning to Honolulu. Editor o 'Briel
is one of the best-known newspape
men of the country press" of tn,
Golden State.
(From Friday Advertiser)
) Mrs. Johannes F. Eckardt and famil,
will move next Monday to the new
home just completed in Lunalilo, nea
Pensacola street.
Louis r. Samish, a well known au
thority on chinaware is to pay q visi
to the Islands, bringing with him hi
collection of ceramics.
Superintendent H. w. Kinney of tn
I - nf tno 90
ed in the Claudine yesterday fror
Maui, where he spent a few days o
business of his department.
Among Honolulans expected fror
Hilo in the Mauna Kea tomorrow morn
ing is Marshal Smiddy, who has bee
: in the Big Island the past few week
attending to official business.
Charles R. Forbes, Alexis J. Gignou
and Henry p. o sullivan, who hav
been in Maui and Hawaii the past wee
on public utilities business, will retur
tomorrow morning in the Mauna Ke
| from Hilo.
Editor W. =. O'Brien of the Evenin
Democrat of Marysville, California, an
son, both of whom arrived last Tue
day in the Manoa from the mainland
are on trip to the Volcano OF M
auea on the Big Island.
J. O. Carter has cabled that the col
ditiOn of his brother, CushmRn - rte
now in Southern California, has grea
ly improved, and that it will not be n,
J cessary for him to remain longer wit
| the invalid. He will return in the u
> noma.
Mrs. Sylvester J. Garrida, of Ale
this island, who was operated yeste
I day for appendicitis, at the Beretani
Sanitarium, was reported at late no,
last night as doing nicely. Mrs. Ga
rida expects to be about in shO
while.
Prof. Howard NJ. Ballou, formerly {
the College of Hawaii, has accepte
!, the position of assistant editor of
q new weekly sugar trade journal While
= viii be issued shortly in New York b
\ the Domestic Sugar Producers, aecor
ing to news received here recently.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Agostinho Enos, wi
t. have been visiting in Honolulu for son
q weeks past, will leave in the ClaudiI
this afternoon for their home in We
a luku, Maui, where Mr.. EnOs is manag
r. Of the Pioneer Store, the oldest bus