The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-15

bus in 1892
An equity decision in favor of the
plaintiff was filed Sept. 9th, by Judd,
C. j.. in L. Ahlo VS.. Wong Fat.
Ashford & Ashford and C. L.
Carter are counsel, besides a. S.
Hartwen, III the Keliiahonui will
case
The work of renovation in the
Supreme Court Department has
reached the library. The law books
are being busted.
The Zealandia took sixty-fve pas
sengers to San Francisco on Tues
day, twenty-six of them being
saloon passengers.
TIE late Prince Consorb was Eke
his brother-in law Kalakaaa 8 Masou
Of the SD degree. They were the
only ones on the Islands.
The latest accession to the Gov
eminent Law Library is set of
Iowa Reports, seventy-fve volumes,
which were nnpacked Friday.
William Hoopii, or Barefooted
Bill, tried 10 break oltt instead OF az
Sept. 9Th. He felt of the lock to his
cell but could make no impression
on it.
Z. G. Camarinos. who left for the
Coast Tuesday, on business for the
Pearl City Fruit Company, will be
represented in his absence by Mr..
Joe Kennedy, acting under power
Of attorney.
The Aquatic prizes offered by the
o. r. & L. Co, are the work of the
Meriden Co. of Connecticut. They
become finally the property of the
winners when they have been taken
three times by the same boat.
Mr.. Samuel Kauhane. son of Hon.
j. Kauhane of Waiohinu, Kau, Ha-
wall. and one of the Kamehameha
class of 81. left by the steamer
Mikahala on Tuesday to fill posi-
ton in the Kauai Industrial Scnool
at Malumalu, Lihue, Kauai.
A Chinaman by the name of Alb
Kau was arrested on suspicion of
having been connected with some of
the robberies committed at Waikiki
in October, 1889. Property stolen
from the yardman of G. A. Brown
has been traced to his possession.
A camera lecture on historic Bos-
ton is to be given shortly in Homo
lulu under the auspices of the
Camera Club The matter of the
lecture and the pictures have been
prepared in Boston, and very good
thing is promised. Particulars will
follow later.
Two boats belonging to the
steamer Lehua, laden with over two
tons of iron rails we're sunk at Ku-
kuihaele. Hamakua, Hawaii, last
Tuesday. The boats and rails are
now lying at the bottom of the sea
in depth of nearly twenty fathoms.
Attempts will most likely be made
to recover them.
The four masted bark reported the
other day was ship, and that is the
reason that no bark was seen going
past. It was four masted all the
same. And it was twenty-five miles
off instead of fifteen, and that is the
reason Faithful Charlie didn't see it.
1t was sighted from an elevation OF
about d thousand feet, and bore due
southwest from Honolulu.
Miss Louise Dale, teacher of music
al Oahu College. has introduced
new. and as she says easy, system
of reading music at sight at that
college The new system is called
Solfeggio, which is an improvement
on the Tonic Sol Fa system. 1t DOW
remains for the pupils to decide
which OF the two systems is the
easier. the Solfeggio or the Tonic
Sol Fa.
A native named Hookano, whose
death on board foreign ship was
announced by many of the native
papers in the early part of the year,
arrived on Tuesday from San Fran
cisco on the bark y. ". Amy. He is
working on board of her. His rela-
tives here believed him to be dead.
and some of them were about to
make claims to whatever belongings
he possessed at the time of his sup
posed death.
The Royal Saloon was the scene of
what might have been serious fire
Wednesday morning. A lamp was
either upset or it burst-the boy who
alone witnessed the accident says
the latter. Help was quickly to the
spot. but not before the flames had
seized upon some wooden shelves,
the floor and large strip of wall.
The ceiling also was damaged and
the windows cracked. The fire was
exsinguished by w. White, fireman,
and Neal Boyle, one of the police,
before the fire engines. No. z and
No /. arrived.
On Friday an action for damages
was tried iu the Police Court
brought by A. Hunt against the
Marshal and four police officers, to
wit. Louis Toussalnt, Neal Boyle, d.
Crabbe and d. Nahoolewa. The
action was for trespass in searching
the premises of plaintiff under
warrant. Liquor was what the OIL
GERS were seeking, bat none was
foupd. The damages were laid at