The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-04-22
LOCAL BREvlTlES.
tFrom Wednesdays Advertiser.)


Hawaii. are journeying to London, to
return in September.
Herr Won Burr, German Consul
General at Sydney, and his wife are
stopping at the Young Hotel.
Deputy Marshal Winter departed on
the kinau yesterday for Hiio to arrest
japanese who is accused OF selling his
wife.
A quantity of koa lumber was shipped
to the coast on the Sierra yesterday.
1t will be used in the manufacture of
furniture.
The steamers Kinau and Mauna Loa
were delayed an hour in sailing to ac-
commodate home-going members of the
Legislature.
II. McCallum, charged with selling
liquor without a license, was put I'M
der suspended sentence for thirteen
months by Judge Lindsay yesterday.
The body of Japanese named Ishida
was found hanging to a tree near
Pualeae-uka, Hawaii, on April ~. 1t
is thought he had hanged himself some
days previously as the body was badly
decomposed.
Frank Harvey, president; Solomon
kealoha. vice-president; G.. Smith, sec
rotary, and John Kalama, treasurer,
are the officers of Democratic club
formed in the seventh precinct of the
Fifth District.
Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Perkins and Mrs.
Kelley departed on the Sierra yester-
day for San Francisco, and were given
big floral send off by large delega-
ton of friends. Mr.. Perkins, who has
been the representative of an oil COM
pany here, has been transferred to the
Coast.
All Wah was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon on charge of receiving stolen
goods. He is alleged to have bought of
Chinese thieves tubs of soy. The seven
Chinese composing the alleged gang of
robbers, arrested during the past few
days by Special Officer McDuffie. are
alleged to have stolen the soy from ].
II. Maxine.
From Thursdays Advertiser)
Judge Kepoikai and wife have gone
to Maui.
Governor and Mrs. Carter are still
at Waialua.
Solomon Meheula's trial for Destroy
ing House vouchers is further contin-
ued until the 9th inst.
Judge Dole granted the motion to al
low David Lawrence & Co., in bank
ruptcy to continue business under w.
w. Thayer, trustee.
TOa1aua 70 N,
the Chicago convention, expects to be
present at the decennial reunion of his
graduating class at Harvard in June.
The 10th of the 5th has Democratic
club with j. Naholawa president S.
K. Maluo president, r. NJ. Kane
olii secretary and David Kali treasurer.
District Attorney Breckons is bring
ing suits in the Federal court for
Treasury Agent MacLennan to settle
the interests of different parties in
single fire claims.
Mrs. Ida Tenney Castle by G. P. Cas-
tie, her attorney in fact, has filed in
the Court of Land Registration petit
ton for "Torrens" title to certain land
in Honolulu, the location being near
Kapiolani Park, containing an area of
65.43O square feet.
Judge Dole sentenced Torokichi Sho-
da, on plea of guilty to importing
women, to Imprisonment at hard labor
twelve months. The prisoner told the
Judge that his old mother in Japan
would probably commit suicide when
she heard he was in Jail.
Samuel E. Damon treasurer of the
Leahi Home for Incurables, in his re-
port for March to the Board of Health
presented yesterday, shows receipts of
1854 and payments of $9S0.57 for the
month. There were 30 inmates at the
end of the month, cared for by regu-
lar staff. DR.: A. N. Sinclair,
medical superintendent, signs the re-
port with the treasurer.
Mons. Antoine vizzavona, French
Consul for Hawaii, returned last even
ing on the Ventura from nine
months absence spent in France Cor
sica and Algiers. Much of his time was
spent on his native isle Corsica. He
returns improved in health and is glad
to be back in Honolulu again. He will
relieve Mr.. Albert Raas who has been
the acting French Consul.
J. 7. McCrosson of the Kohala Ditch
Co. returned last night on the Ventura
from San Francisco. Mr.. McCrosson
stated that he had been financing the
company on the coast but nothing
definite had been decided as to the
funds. He Will again leave for the
coast in about two weeks to complete
negotiations. and expects that most of
the money will be subscribed in the
west. He states that about s1,0000OO
will be required for the Hamakua end,
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