Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24

OF the men last Friday. but believe he
is no more. When Searle was the sher-
In he was called up 10 a place in the
Olaa section to view the remains Of
man found dead. From all appear
ances the soul had taken flight Ions
time before and the bones were almost
void of flesh. There were some shreds
OF clothing near the skeleton and there
were shoes on the foot bones. For some
reason Searle brought down the shoes
and threw them In the Office where
they we're picked up by Captain Maby.
In a jiffy he identified them as those
worn by Kan Kow at the time OF his
escape, identified them from a slash IN
the back OF the shoe cut In so as to
allow the leg iron TO have room to
play"
Let me see" said the Knocker. that
fellow slipped away about six years,
possibly less, ago and was never heard
from after except when Lopez was
brought In after one of his sensational
flight and reported that he was living
in dugout back In the hills. Well, II
the shoes were In good condition. say
five years afterward. does that not up
set your theory relative to the county
as well as the public, asking for bids?
II seems to me that you are of In youf
calculations. Shoes that last SO long
would be a good advertisement for any
shoe mans business and the one who
sold that particular lot from which the
| late Kan Kow was supplied could be
traced; his friends should notify him
to use the affair as an advertisement
Captain Maby. for some reason, kept
quiet on that event or 1t would have
been in the Hilo papers. He told me
the other day that In the old days run.
away prisoners we're not uncommon
and he cited with some amusement thu
time that bunch OF them took leave
on a Sunday morning while the good
people were in church and proceeded to
the residence of one Of the Lymans' and
made a clean sweep, including dress
suit and top hat. On another, two men
strongly fastened together with a
chain, each man TO an end, and with
q big ball In the middle OF II, took
| French leave one day and went down
into Puma to attend luau. They did
! not break the chain, II appears, and
two days after the luau they came back
TO iail ready to finish their sentences.
IL seems to me that In view of that
lstatement by the Captain the treatment
of prisoners in the Jail cannot be as
black as II Is painted By the kickers'
for IL Il was no fellow would come back
after leaving to attend a luau. II
lseems almost like fiction but there
was fellow in jail in Honolulu some
years ago for robbery who, on occa-
lsions, would break out of jail In the
might and rob a store or two and then
return to his cell without being found
out. He was finally caught coming
back into the corridor with the plumber
on his person. They keep him down
in Honolulu as a show and when Geal
shows any indications of preparation
for jail delivery they charge that
prisoner with something and usually
land him in order to help the late
Judge In his contention. BY the way
that fellow is still working for tbs
county, Oahu county"
81 suppose that as soon as we &c
the sewer down to working basil
we will hear the kick about sewer gas,
remarked the Mddler.
"As long as II Is to be something
why not the gas?" asked the Early Ris
err,
1T will be a result that Honolulu
cannot be held responsible for II III
sewer gas. 1t is pretty bad smell
when II is working regular, and
not blame the people. Any kind OF