The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-19
THE
BURGLAR
Man Hunters Are
Unable to
Land.

MAUI, NOV. 1b.-An attempted bur
glary took place at the kahului store
Oh. G. & s. Coz on the night of the
18th.
Late in the evening in question,
light was noticed inside the store, so
/ the manager and six of the principal
employees quietly surrounded the large
building intending to make sure Of the
Culprit.
| Five of the seven waited outside
while the others boldly entered the
front door, and seeing no one, advanc-
ed further into the interior of the build
ing. In the meantime the burglar broke
a window in one of the side rooms in
/ attempting to escape. Those on the
, outside hearing the noise beat on the
| walls and called out to the pursuers
within: Have you got him. This
was misunderstood: We have got
him." is the way II was taken, so the
1.-TWO quit the scene by a side entrance.
The burglar seeing the open door UNI
guarded escaped There is a good deal
of laughing over the affair especially
as nothing was taken by the would-be-
thief
Waikiki is to have a circus and a
first class musical company soon.
The program committee has recent
~ arranged the following schedule of
exercises for the annual meeting of
the Maui Teachers Association. to be
held in Maunaolu Seminary, beginning
at 9 a. M, November 90, 1901, viz:
Music-Miss Nape.
acknowledgements BY Quotation.
Remarks by Presidcnt-Mr Reavis.
Technical English for Our schools
MIR Coke.
story Telling'-Miss Fleming.
THE Proper Presentation of Manual
Work to the Child"-Mr Copeland.
THE Teacher $ Relation to His Com
munty"-Miss Malone.
: Intermission.
How to Teach Astronomy in Our
: Schools"-D. ID. Baldwin.
The Proper Correlation. of Sub
: jects, as History, Geography Nature
study, etc."-Mr. Hardy.
Has Music Place in Our Schools
if so. What Shall be Taught, and
, How? MIR Keliinoi.
. When and How Shall We Teach the
Use of Reference Books?"-Mr. Looney
How Shall We Induce Children to
Read for Themselves? "-Mr. Kapoha-
kimohewa, Mrs. Mckay, Mrs. Sabey
and Miss Eva Smith.
. GENERAL NOTES.
Tonight, in Alexander Hall. Waikiki
r the Ladies' Guild will hold bazaar
$ tor the sale Of fancy articles, ice cream
t candy, etc.
o During the last ten days Inspector
e S. Keiinoi has been visiting schools a
L rlupaakua, Makena, Keokea. keala
II Eou, Makawao and kaupokalua. Or
e Friday, the 18th, he went to Kihei t,
q obtain n site for a school there, mas
= much as quite a number of children
z of school age are living on the plan
= taton with no facilities for instruc
ton.
s Last Saturday afternoon. the 9th
Q there was a very rough sea on at ka
4 hului. The steamer Claudine rocked L
: and fro so heavily that the whole o
/ her decks was plainly visible from th'
, Landing, as she rolled from side to side
= AS the steamer ; beat with cabin pas
sengers aboard was making for tn,
vessel the steersman, by some mis-
= chance, LOST his oar Dnd the boa
r swung around almost under the rock
. ling Gle udne before the boatboys gain
I ed contrCi Cf their boat and PLACED
a their passengers 'aboard the steamer
, That everybody present was badl!
frightened goes without saying.
Miss Gallagher, who has been spend
, ing some months in kula, departed pc,
, Kinau of the 18th for Hilo, to accep,
, "A position of nurse in the hospita
there.
A free train will rum from Wailuku
Kahului and Spreckelsvile, to Paig
Friday night, the I'D, on the occasion
of the bazaar to be given in Paia Hal
by the Makawao Ladies' Aid Society.
Weather-Nery cold, with heav!
trades.
\ US to Honolulu and into jail. When w
J are i'll treated and asked the Board o
Health in a peaceful way for redres
our paternal guardian will intmidat
us with threat of deportation and lock
$ up. Just as if we had committed
+ glaring crime and as II the Board o
= Health had power to arrest American
I citizens who are no slaves, to transpor
Il them like cattle and cast them Into jai
d without trial.
: What an interesting case it would b
= when 1t comes before the court in HO
$ nolulu. The high handed proceeding
= of the Board of Health might brini
about n much needed investigation o
T. the Leper Settlement by grand jury
S We most sincerely hope that the Boar
t of Health will carry out its threat Yer.
= soon to Tentilate its grievances agains
/ us accused five members of the lepers
= committee in the court of Honolulu 70
# having asked the Honorable Board o
Health for poi and water. Thankin'
t you Mr. Editor for the space allotted
e We remain, yours truly,
5 AMBROSE X. HUTCHINSON
t. w. n. MAKAKOA,
q ADAM PUAALOA,
t, JNO. X. MIA,