The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-30

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leT- Tinekeepers. J. A. KennetF. 4
Richerdsoas Clerk - paddock. A
f4fEo Free Kindergarten.
Jessie Turner, secretary Ct the Free
Kfn6e1Ezrten Association OF Hslo. has
made her annual report.
Good work was done In the Kinder
gzrren during the past year Notice
able progress wss made IN the study
Of plant life and other forms OF IA
lures domain. many Of the games.
songs. occupations and gifr lessons
impress upon their minds what other
wise might have seemed but dry
facts A small grass house stocked
By the children with slips. plants.
seeds and bulbs. Of which they hare
had the sole care. has also been OF
assistance. Many OF the children have
good idea OF maple sugar camp
and its busy life. and also OF manufsc-
ture Of sugar On these islands The
study Of animals. leather and shoe
making occupied a months time
For special days. Washington
birthday. Christmas. Memorial Day.
Easter. Froebel's birthday. etc. there
were always appropriate lessons.
games and stories. During the year
there were eight excursions. each with
a special object A blacksmith's shop
and a sugar mill were visited A trip
to Cocoanut Island. with its lessons
on shells. and on lava rocks. was very
much enjoyed. many Of the children
taking the little outing for the first
time The number of pupils enrolled
at the present time is sixty, with an
average attendance OF forty-fve DUR
ing the past six months. Five ma
tionallties are represented. the jap
anese predominating. The two assist
ants are comparatively new to the
work. Besides tuition from Miss Sum
ner. each receives five dollars per
month. Although visitors are made
very welcome. the register shows on
~ eighteen for the year.
In November. 1900. an invitation
was received from Honolulu TO join
the Affiliated Kindergarten Associa-
tion. the condition of joining being
that at least one report annually be
furnished the Association The invi-
tation was accepted. and report for
warded
Miss Summers request for years
leave OF absence, dating from Sept.
1901. was granted Miss Cheek. a
California Kindergarten. has ac-
cepted the position as substitute.
Thanks are due the Tribune Office
for donations OF paper during the past
year. and 10 plantations over the long
stretch between Hakalau and Olaa for
their generous contributions
Resenteneed 70 Death.
Judge Little on Thursday morning
dgaln sentenced fuunara 10 be nang-
"a Tor murder. The Tribune thus des-
eriDes the scene:
Attorney Bittlng represented the
prisoner and spoke for some time,
quoting authorities, etc. and was sud
denly interrupted by His Honor or
aering the prisoner to stand up for
sentence.
A deep and painful silence spread
over the courtroom as the Judge calm
/ ", and With voice full OF emotion,
slowly proceeded 10 pass the death
sentence upon the prisoner, whose
face was the very personifcation Of
indifference.
~Fujihara, stand up. said the Judge.
1T is ordered that you be taken TO
the Hilo Jail, in the District of South
Hilo. Island of Hawaii Territory of
Hawaii. and within jurisdiction of this
Court. and that you then and there
be hanged By the neck until you are
dead and may God have mercy on
your soul"
After the sentence was passed At
torney Biting asked for respite,
which the Judge would not grant.
The Court refused to countenance
any motion whatever. and quite lit
tie tilt was on between His Honor and
the attorney.
The date for the execution was not
set. as that is the reason that the Su-
preme Court ordered the prisoner to
be resentenced. Judge Little, in pass
ing sentence before, fixed the date
for execution. but that hes with the
Governor
Court items.
The Grand Jury made a partial re-
port 20 Judge Little on Tuesday. A
number Of indictments were present
ed. and the Attorney General moved
that some cases be stricken from the
calendar. which was granted. After
being thanked by His Honor for per-
forming the duties devolving upon
them so well the jury retired to fur
Their deliberate.
Sheriff Andrews was conducting the
prosecution against Ryan the King
Of the SQuatters- in the matter Of
Refs IS. Ryan on Tuesday. before Dis
lsrsct Magistrate Hspai. The case was
lcontinued till next week. Refs charges
Ryan with threats against life in a
lsontroyersy over land at Olaa which
10Th claim.
/ HE following indictments were
iornd by the grand jury:
81 kui. burglary in first degree In
Puma, pleaded guilty: SENTENCED
THURSDAY 10 FIVE days at hard labor
and % pay costs Of Court. sac.
John Paulosh. embezzlemenf OF
property, pleaded guilty: sentenced
thursday 70 pay hne OF 800 and costs.
okAsah Toichi. and two others. as
sanlt and battery with a deadly weap-
/ on.
1 IooAehi. larceny in second degree.
hekoi. recesying stolen goods. ten
indictments Pleaded guilty.
Lopez. assault and battery with
deadly weapon.
Manuel Futardo. larceny in saoon6
degree. pleaded guilty.