The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Delegate KnianInnnoie feft yenterda
on the Kinau for Hiio.
Mrs. James y. DouEherty left 10
tiiio yesterday for n brief visit.
civii Engineer James T. Taylor lcf
yesterday for Maalaea Bay. Maui.
Postoffice Inspector Hare returne,
yesterday from a business trip to Ha
wall.
Five dollars were received yesterda,
from Mr.. +. A. Schaefcr for the Manes,
fund
Mrs Pfotenhauer and son arrived
from Hawaii yesterday on the Mauns
Loa
DR.. Walter Hoffmann and DR.. Leh.
mann returned from their volcano trir
yesterday on the Mauna Loa.
DR. Norgaard. Territorial veterinari-
an. accompanied by his young son
left for the Parker ranch yesterday on
official business.
Mrs. Thompson and children of Ma
noa Valley returned from Hawaii yes
terday on the Mauna Loa, having spent
several weeks on the big island.
Miss Florence Crozier returned on the
Sonoma from New Zealand on Monday.
after a delightful visit of about two
months. Miss Crozier visited with
friends in Auckland and other cities.
1t was said yesterday afternoon that
Attorney Mechanism had accepted
the nomination of the Democratic par
ty for delegate to Congress from Ha-
wall.
Maiolaloa and Kealiikauakaole plead
ed guilty yesterday. to the theft of a
saddle from the stable of S. NJ Damon.
The circumstances of the case seemed
to show that Maiolaloa had been led
into the matter and his sentence was
suspended for thirteen months. Kea-
liikauakaole was given a year in Jail.
A further case against the pair of lar
ceny in the first degree was dropped
(From Thursdays Advertiser)
r. S. Hosmer. Superintendent of For
estry, returned yesterday from Kauai,
where he investigated several matters
connected with forestation. He says he
was amazed at the depth of some Of the.
canyons, especially that of Waimea,
which. is about 5000 feet deep.
r. H. Chamberlain, Collector of In
ternal Revenue, has written to ask the
Commissioner at washington to send
a field man to Hawaii to investigate
the resources of sthe islands for the
of denatured alcohol and
that of spirits. He wants him to be
here at the next annual session of the
Sugar Planters Association.
Captain o. w. OLSON of the tug
Fearless, was arrested yesterday after
noon on warrant sworn out by Sher-
if Brown. in which he is charged with
;,,u Loo he ,ha,
arose from the alleged misconduct of
OLSON with woman in Kakaako the
previous night. and the drawing of a
revolver by the woman on Mounted
officer Reuter- when their arrest was
under way. OLSON has been released
on bail.
Mr. C du Roi, manager of b. F.
Ehlers & Co., accompanied by Mrs. du
Roi, is expected home by the Siberia
today after an eight months absence
spent travelling in Italy, Switzerland
and Germany. In the latter country
they visited Mr.. du Rofs old home.
Mr.. du Roi has combined business and
pleasure this trip and has spent some
time In the European markets as well
as those of New York. They will
shortly be at home at their new L.iliha
street residence.
Geo. C. Stratemeyer is in town from
Hilo.
Mrs. M. NJ. Scott came home in the
Siberia.
Judge Lindsay and bride arrived in
the Siberia
E. j. Lord, of Lord & Belser. re-
turned from the Coast yesterday.
Fire on Tuesday morning destroyed
the teachers cottage at waiohinu, Ha-
wall.
Capt. ]. Gregory, of the Inter-Island
fleet, returned in the Siberia from a
vacation abroad
The steamer Claudine brought in 1929
sacks of sugar from Hilo and Maui
ports yesterday.
Miss Florence A. Yarrow, assistant
to the pastor of Central Union church,
home in the Siberia.
The Chas. Nelson Co. has chartered
the bark Emily f. Whitney to bring
lumber to Kahului from Puget Sound.
Captain Gregory of the steamer Iva
ani returned yesterday from the main
land where he has been spending a |
At last mail advices Secretary A. L.
C. Atkinson was still in San Francis
60 awaiting information from the east
before setting out for there.
Reports of cruelty to the sailors
aboard the British ship Fairport from
The officers are in circulation. What |
ground there may be for the reports
can not be learned.
Col ]. H. Soper. head of Hawaiian
News Co., was among the Siberia s
home coming passengers. So was GUY
Owens who is Interested with Col.
Soper in the Standard telephone fran
chise.