The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-15
LOCAL BREvIrlEs.
Ninth sunday after Pentecost.

England.
circular TO plantation men Is out
stating the labor situation and request
ing suggestions.
! l.. X. Kentwell and the Oahu Market
Co. have obtained titles in the Land
Registration Court.
( No definite progress has yet been
made by the Oahu Cemetery Associa-
ton in the crematory project.
Judge Dole has appointed I. E. Ray
as referee in bankruptcy for Hilo to
succeed T. c. Ridgway, resigned.
The Palmer House, Chicago, has or
dered that all tips given employees shall
be turned back To the management.
L. X. Kentwell denies that he is
going to the Coast as a representative
of the Chinese X. of P. lodge. He is
not even a Knight of Pythias.
Attorney-general Andrews. besides
settling tax appeals. attended the hear
ing of some fishery cases on behalf of
the Territory while on Maui.
Mrs E. S. Goodhue and Master Mar
ion Goodhue of Kailua, Kona, returned
home on the Mauna Loa after visit
of several weeks with Mrs. Lutted at
Waikiki.
John A. Meyer of Pahala, Hawaii, has
been called to his former home at Will
iiamsburg, Ohio, on account of the seri-
GUS illness of his father, and will leave
in the Ventura.
1t is figured that, by careful financing
and by refusing to spend all its in
come, the county of Oahu can have
$4,000 surplus by the time the present
administration goes out of Office.
Noah w. Aluli, lately from Yale, has
been appointed by the supervisors of
Hawaii assistant to County Attorney
Williams at salary of 500 month,
with liberty to engage in private prac-
tice.
Volume 16, Hawaiian Reports, has
just been received at the Advertiser
library, with the compliments of the
Chief Justice and Justices of the Su-
preme Court. It is a neatly printed
volume. bound in legal calf
Senator j. c. Lane, Representative r.
7. p. Waterhouse and j. A. Hughes are
working as a committee to revise the
Republican party rules. They are re-
ceptive of suggestions from members of
the party.
Treasurer Campbell has granted a
charter to Chang Kim and others for
the Chung Wah lodge, X. of p, which
has already received a charter of the
order from the supreme lodge of the
United States.
Manuel sarcedo, a Porto Rican from
Kohala, was brought to the Territorial
hu he IL a..
charge of assault with a deadly weapon,
for nearly slicing off the ear of John
Orte with cane knife.
Louis A. Fawcett, prominent Re-
publican party man of New York, has
written to Attorney general Andrews,
an old friend, saying he is coming
through here on the steamer China s
: next trip from the Orient.
The Panama Canal Commission will
enter into a contract with two million
aire Chinese labor dealers-Chee Flu
Sam and Du Chu of Shanghai-for the
3 employment of 1000 chinese to be put
to work Immediately upon the canal.
) ]. Hastings Rowland, Assistant Su-
perintendent of Public Works, had the
artery and tendons of his left wrist
cut, by putting his hand through a
pane of glass, at the Shriners' initia-
ton on Saturday. The presence of
physicians fortunately prevented seri-
Gus results.
: petition has been filed in the Cir
) cult Court asing for the appointment
OF William Savidge as trustee of the
Barete estate to succeed P. D. Kel.
lett, Jr. 1t is reported that the rela
tives of the defaulting trustee will
make restitution of the missing funds
+. to the estate.
The new chief clerk for the U. S.
Engineer Office. Mr.. Anthony, is ex.
pected to arrive on the Sherman to.
day. His coming will help relieve the
, pressure of work in Lieutenant Stat
tery's Office. The Hilo and Honolulu
: harbor projects, lighthouse work and
other undertakings keep the clerks OF
the engineer Office very busy.
The Japanese on Maui are excited
about the death of their countrymar
! in hospital after having been severely
: burned with flaming gasoline in Pun
meme mill. They sent for Attorney gen.
eral Andrews, when they heard he was
on the island, and asked him If there
was any chance for justice when &
white man killed a Japanese. 1t wa:
stated by them that the plantation wa:
putting up money to have Douse, thu
mill engineer, cleared.
In his special train on Saturday last
President B. F. Dillingham; of the Oah,
Railway made the run from Haleiw,
10 to Honolulu, distance of Sc miles, II
one hour and thirty-five minutes, or
little over 1886 miles an hour. In Nj
lDillingham's party were Rudolph
y Spreckels of San Francisco and severa
other gentlemen. The Oahu Railway 1
in excellent shape for making spec
now, as this run of the President
+ special, an engine and one car, shows.
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REST RENJEDY FOR DIARRHOEA