The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-10-18
BOY
WAS FOUND
Movements OF Political
Leaders...Teachers'
Union Meets.

VINO was lost IN thc WOODS at twenty
two miles, Oiaa, last week. was found
by his father and uncle about mile
and half from his home ON Thurs
day. while climbing over a log the
little fellow dropped his cane knife
which struck his foot cutting n deep
cash. He could go no further owing
To exhaustion due to exposure and loss
of blood. He made a nest In the ferns
and lay there until found by his
father. He was carried to the sta
ton at Glenwood where Mr.. Junkins
and Mrs. Fuhr took charge of him.
The latter was stopping at the station
for n week recuperating her health
and was there when the boy was
brought i'm. She Immediately took
charge of him and nursed him until
Saturday when she brought him to the
Hilo Hospital taking care of him un-
til he was taken to his home by his
father on Tuesday. He was in n weak
ened state but no doubt was felt as
to his ultimate recovery.
TEACHERS UNION.
The Hilo Teachers Union held its
first quarterly meeting of the school
year last Friday morning at the Union
School. There We're present thirty
seven members and sixteen visitors
President Levi c. Lyman presided, and
Rev. c. Il. Shields opened the exercises
with prayer. The following new off,
GERS were elected: President l.. C.
Lyman; vice-president, Miss Ward;
secretary treasurer VIM. McCluskey.
The program, which proved to be
most entertaining one, opened with a
class exercise of free calisthenics, eX-
ecuted by twelve girls from the upper
grades of the Union School under the
direction of Principal c. O. Smith.
Mrs. Tracy followed with class of
little tots, who played several langd-
age games, designed to bring into ac-
ton the different human senses.
With II fifth grade class from Miss
Pomeroy's room, Miss Florence Hill IL
Illustrated her method of teaching
W. II. Smith real n
II eatise on Philology.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
japanese charged with striking
Porto Rican at nine miles on the head
with a hammer, was committed to the
grand jury by Judge Hapai on Tues
day.
Rev. S. l.. Desha will leave for Homo
lulu tomorrow for the purpose of talk
ing over land matters with the gov
ernor He will campaign on Maui be-
fore returning to Hilo.
There will be "A big Democratic rally
at the hotel grounds at 1880 Saturday
night. Frank Woods, Governor Baker,
7. J. Ryan and the candidates for
representatives and others will speak.
The sheriff has placed the accounts
of the Owl Drug Co. in the hands of
w. S. Wise for collection and all per-
sons indebted to the company will call
upon him without delay and settle.
Candidate Hewitt spoke at the fish
market Friday night and left Saturday
for Pahaa for the purpose of
registering He was back again Sat
lrday night and spoke at the meeting
1t Papakou.
A Japanese confined in the Hilo jail
and suffering from beri beri attempted
suicide last Saturday but was discov-
cred by the prison cook and prevented
from doing himself any injury. He
had a moose around his neck when the
cook noticed him, preparing to jump.
a Portuguese driver in the employ
IF Hoffschlaeger & Co. was stopped by
-hree Porto Ricans near Onomea on
Monday night The man shouted for
assistance and was answered by "A Jap |
lnese and the men ran away. After !
securing help at the plantation the /,
oarty went back but failed to find the |
Porto Ricans.
The Hilo railway shops are running !
rs usual. There is no truth in the |
'umor that work has been suspended /
md that the shops are closed down.