The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-06-10
LOCAL BREvITIES.
tFrom Wednesdays Advertlser)

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Rhodes vii
soon leave for an extended vacation triI
to the mainland.
walakini, a native boy, was commit
ted to the Reform School for the re-
mainder of his minority by Judge
Lindsay yesterday morning.
At o'clock yesterday officer Apana
and other policemen raided place at
Hotel and Smith streets and caught
gambling.
Mr.. Charles A. Bidnger and Mrs.
Annie Roach were married on Monday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Fred
Turner. Vineyard street, by Rev. G.
L. Pearson.
Two reports from Manila have been
received here, neither fully authentic
ated, that Frederick O'Brien was mar
ried there to an actress on her DEATH
bed. Mr.. O'Brien was formerly con-
nected with the Advertiser.
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani yesterday
morning received the members of the
Democratic Convention who came from
the other islands. Following cordial ut
terances on both sides, the ex-Queen
had the visitors served with light re-
freshments.
Nomura, committed to the Circuit
Court on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon, was charged with using
threatening language against a Japanese
woman and put under a two hundred
dollar bond to keep the peace for one
year, by Judge Lindsay yesterday
morning.
Frank Creedon, private secretary to
Gov. Carter, departs for st. Louis on
June 10 to attend the convention of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. having
been selected by the local order as it's
delegate. The convention will be held
on July 10. Mr.. Creedon will go first to
his old home at San Mateo, California
A. L. Shaw, who lately underwent
an operation for appendicitis, Is far
from being seriously i'll as stated in
an evening paper, but on the contrary
is in better health than he has been
for many years. He is going to Cali
fornia TO his ranch for a few months
change of climate and hopes to return
fat.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing A. Morris and d. Carter, who plead
ed guilty to a charge of having fur
nished liquor to women in the Hbrse-
shoe Saloon, were placed under sus-
pended sentences for thirteen months.
In connection with the same case the
charge against E. H. VOTERS was nolle
pressed.
Eben Low has been appointed man
ager of the Parker ranch on Hawaii,
and left yesterday on the Kinau to
take his post. Fred Carter is slated
to retire at once. although there may
be legal impeachment to his doing so,
which may prevent Low from taking
hold of matters for some time A. w.
Carter, representing Fred Carters in
terests, also departed for Hilo on the
kinau.
Among the passengers on the Kinau
FOR Hilo yesterday We're Superintendent
Of Public Works Holloway and Guy
Gere, engineer of the department on
Hawaii, who went to look over public
matters on the big island
Roads and other matters will be in
Vestigated by the Superintendent with
view to ascertaining where the ex-
oenditure of the loan money can best
De fastened.
DR.. Dinegar of Puunene, Maui, has
received from Mons. and Nine. Curie of
Paris ten small tubes of radium, each
,ube containing one and one-half
grains. The value of the importation
S $500, an ounce being worth $500.
The substance is a double salt of
chloride radium and barium. 1t is
srayish white powder, emitting no
luminosity in the daytime but glowing
brightly at night. Photographs have |
'een taken by it in Honolulu.
Owing to ill-health Henry E. Waity |
# the firm of Bishop & Company, bank
RS, and his family will leave for the |
Coast in the sailing ship Santiago |
which is scheduled to leave on June &c. |
rhe family will go up into Shasta |
county, California, for the summer |
severe throat trouble has caused Mr. |
Naity to take this step, which also in
olives the severance of his business re-
atoms with the banking company. He
$ now disposing of his interests. Mr.. |
Naity will be accompanied by Mrs. |
Naity. their daughter and Mrs. !
Naity's mother.