The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-18
LOCAL sReylrlei.


Honolulu on the Sierra.
! Edward Perry. brother of former
Justice Perry, graduated in medicine at
Yale's latest commencement.
Deputy Sheriff wittrock of Hama has
restored the custody of the district Jail
to JaiIor Kahele, whom he had dis
charged without authority.
A Chinese yardboy, while trimming
trees in Mrs. t. r. Fosters grounds,
Nuuanu avenue, the other day fell to
the ground and received fatal injuries.
He died in the Chinese hospital.
Capt. Lyon, commandant of the Ho-
nolulu naval station, meets an old
friend in Lieut.. Dutton of the transport
Warren. They were shipmates on the
Mediterranean station before the Span
ish-American war.
Forty-three thousand tons of sugar
was the output of Puunene Mill on
Maui, for the season just closed. This
is an unprecedented yield, and the fact
was celebrated by a harvest home
dance last Saturday night.
A competitive dance will be given
at San Antonio Hall next Saturday
evening. Members of the Friday Even
ing, Zenda, Pacific and Killarney So
cial clubs have been invited to COM
pete. A prize will be awarded the most
graceful couple on the floor.
e. e. Paxton has been commissioned
by the immigration Commission to
proceed to New York and see what can
be done in the way of getting Italians
from the northern provinces and Span
iards to come this way in order to pro-
vide white labor for the plantations.
BY falling Off the Pacific Heights
railway bridge over Nuuanu stream on
Saturday, young Louis Fraga received
some severe hurts which caused him
to be taken to the Queens Hospital in
the patrol wagon. He received bad
scalp wound. He was resting easily
yesterday.
Auditor Fisher will leave for Ha-
wall today, to instruct the new county
officers of the big island in their du-
ties. Mr.. Fisher has already visited
Kauai and Maui. and says that the Of
ficials on both islands have got a
good start, and county government on
both is working easily.
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will hold rummage sale in the
Bailey Building" on Aapai street,
mauka Of the pumping station, July
81 and %, from 10 a. m. to p. m. Do
nations of clothes and old things will
be welcome. The committee will be on
hand all day Thursday, July 20.
Noa w. Aluli. who arrived in the
Manchuria on Friday, has since been
receiving congratulations from his
friends upon the degree of M. A. cap
tured at Yale the past term. Before
going away he had been employed in
the Attorney-GeneraPs department, at
times doing deputy's work there and
in the courts.
The Attorney Generals department
Is being flooded with letters from the
outside counties asking advice upon
various county matters. However, this
all comes within. the province of the
several county attorneys. and SO the
advice asked for is not given. The
county officials have got to learn to
stand alone, is what Attorney General
Andrews says.
The Legislature neglected to make
any appropriation for an incidental
fund for the use of the high sheriff and
SO, If Henry should be called to the
other islands by public blu mess, there
is apt to arise something Of a compli-
cation in the matter of meeting the
bills for the trip. The High Sheriff
himself is of the opinion that the
money would have to come out of the
fund for the maintenance of prisoners.
Supt. ]. D. Mcveigh was not brought
to town by the Likelike, as DR.. Good
hue thought it would be unwise to re-
move him. His left leg was broken in
three places by his horse falling upon
} him on rocky ground, when he had
pulled the beast up suddenly after it
had bolted with him. When the steam
err left Kalaupapa the swelling in the
injured leg had gone down consider
; ably.
In the work of the Archives Com
mission, Mr.. Lydecker has discovered
, two letters written in 1S49 by Lord
George Paulet, the British naval COM
mander who seized the Hawaiian Is
lands six years earlier. They were adj
dressed to r. c. Wyllie, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, and breathed most
klnuly regard TOT hawaii TOydt
family. Lord George expressed hope
of revisiting the islands, which was
l never realized.
Owing to prompt measures taken by
. the fire department and citizens in
2 general, what might have been seri-
Gus fire on Pacific Heights yesterday
afternoon, was averted. Some rubbish
burning near residence spread and
. got beyond control. The fire depart
, ment was notified and Chief Thurston
!, and some of his men went up to the
!. scene. c. w. Booth and Emil Berndt
sent gangs of men up to the Heights
: and the fire was soon brought under
q control.
Professor Coolidge of Harvard Uni
versity was entertained by w. r
Castle when he stopped Off here from
/. the Manchuria. The professor is mar
n whom the Government has often en-
h ployed on diplomatic missions and hi!
!. itinerary on the present trip implies
~ duties of a public nature. He will e.