The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-01
LOCAL BREvIT1ES


hltiuu viii lsdHe more on Monday, July
End
Mir. Charles L. Rhodes leaves ON the
Alameda today TO visit her sister and
her son on the Coast. he viii be away
probably two months
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooke are sx-
pected 70 arrive on the turbine steamer
Maheno from Vancouver. They have
been on their wedding tour.
An excursion 20 Hawaii is being
planned 70 witness the opening Of the
big Kohala ditch on June l. 1t is said
the Claudine VIII be chartered.
The Acting Governor has asked the
Attorney Generals department to send
him the records in the cases of the
Porto Rican and japanese wife muir
derers who were convicted at Kailua.
The men are now in oahu Jail.
United States Commissioner Mailing
yesterday took a deposition of one of
the witnesses I'm the damage libel of
Lecourier against the ship Manga
Reva. The witness. a sailor. told how
Lecourler had been injured by the men
OF the crew following an order of the
mate to hoist sail when libelant was
aloft on a yard.
Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday
signed the charter of the Kauai Rail-
way company, corporation which is
to build an electric railway from Ke-
kaha mill to Wahiawa. The incorpor-
ators, who filed their application for a
charter some days ago, are II. NJ. Won
Holt. w. a. Kinney. A. w. Carter. II.
\. Mott-Smith and Alfred T. Brock.
The Molokans at Kapaa now com
plain that Mike" their so-called leader
Is trying TO be a Gar and have written
to Sam Johnson to remark that they
did not leave the land OF one Car
merely 10 put themselves under an
other one. The high crime of Mike"
seems To have been that he has tried
to find out what his people wanted
and set them at IT,
on recommendation of the Board of
Prison directors. a highwayman Of the
name Of Matsegoye, serving a twenty
five years sentence. has had his term
% imprisonment committed by the Act
ing Governor to five years. The COM
mutation was signed yesterday. Mat
segoye appeared as policeman and
held up a man on the Waikiki road.
II Is reported that he was merely col
lecting graft. as he had done for a
long time. and was bit too strenuous
I'm carrying out his orders.
The Territorial grand jury held ses-
sion yesterday.
The Tax Appeal Court will begin its
sessions on Monday.
DR. r r. Days condition is con-
sldered serious by his friends. He has
pneumonia.
4
ager Of the First Bank of Hilo was an
arrival by the Enterprise from Hilo
yesterday morning.
The board of supervisors Of the Free
Kindergarten and Children's Aid Asso-
ciation will be held today at $3.50 a. m.
In the y. w. G. A. rooms.
Willard r. Brown OF Halstead & Co.,
brokers. returned in the Manchuria
from san Francisco. He says Hawai-
ian securities are holding up well there
/ Mr.. II. Solars, a graduate of the St
Louis. Mo. College of Pharmacy. came
down from the Coast on the Manchuria
10 take a position with Benson, Smith
4 co.
Or. McDonald's report to the coro-
ner's jury on the death of Edward
Dunn gives the cause as asphyxiation.
He found two large pieces of meat in
the wirdpipe
Mr. ogden. formerly with the Smith
Premier Typewriter CO., I'm San Fran
cisco. passed through the city yester
day en- route to Shanghai where he
VIII locate for year.
( j. G.. Mocine, manager OF the Hilo
! Electric Light CO.. was an arrival by
the Manchuria yesterday. He has been
in san Francisco on business, arriving
there after the earthquake and fire.
4 In the Manchuria's mail a great many
letters sent to San Francisco since the
disaster were returned To the senders,
Indicating that the mail service has
peen considerably disOrganized
Mrs ~. Alexander Isenberg and chill
dren and her sister. Miss Duisenberg
81 san Francisco. departed on the
Manchuria yesterday for Japan where
I they viii remain for about six months.
Mrs. McGiivray and Miss Marion Nc
| Cilvray 81 Los Angeles. who have been
extensively entertained during their
two visits IN Honolulu. are booked to
return 10 the Coast In the Coptic sail
Ing today
Miss Agnes Mahony arrived on the
Miuchuria 10 take up work at ST. Eliz-
tbcfh's House. branch of the Epis-
copd church she n q trained nurse
rnd pharmacist. ana for several years
has been engaged Ia similar work In
idnerln.
y a Lovetf. special assistant coun-
SIS for the Treasury Department. ar
rived 10 the Manchufla 10 attend tho
I Hklng n testimony IN the sIko cases
p hof0fe fudge D0ie here for use IN the
q n circuit court Of Appeals In San
Francisco Thomas Flich IN here 30
rHfcn the Interests 0f the importers
NJ fbe Japantse ilqu0r IN question, who
are hRhflnF the ruling ~ the collector
N customs that II ~ vine, n the
article be judlcially decided 81 be beer.
iho FpYNfnmfht Hln haze ~ refund
fhmf million dollars Most ~ the
HbuffHie liIu0r houses IN Honolulu
nave Hn Interest lu fif ffRult