The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-16

tONNe uNENltiIt
ufofn Sundays AdvsflIssfl
Mfa usftsH ease VS. continued ~
{ judeo Lindsay uuIn "Wednesday
Tho possibility of man beinr az.
| pointed from iht mtin.and o. success
/ judge Robinson D. boiling discussed
County Treasurer Trent vii have hlf
seni-annual report ready Tor submif-
sion al the next meeting u the super
, yisofs.
Miss Huntington. a Porto nican
teacher eoinR around the world with
her mother. Is visiting Lahainalunn
seminary.
Deputy sheriff Richard u Hamakua
has been exoneratcd by the county In
vestigators from the charges OF mis-
conduct against him.
Deputy Attorney General Prosser
and High Sheriff Henry failed to re-
turn In the Kinau from their trip to
Holualoa 20 settle the schoolhouse dis
| turbance.
j. u. Tucker, deputized by II. Il.
| Cooper. Deputy Supreme Grand Mas
ter OF the Scottish Rite, last week in
stituted lao Lodge Of Perfection at
Waikiki.
officer VIM. Fuerpef shot and slight
ly wounded a Porto Rican named RAJ
mon Reyho at Kihei who was violent
ly resisting arrest after he had severely
wounded the officer by blow with
hammer over the left eye. The
trouble arose over disturbance a
number OF Porto Ricans were making.
After the shooting Reyho was arrested
| oil
committed him to the grand jury.
(From MonCay's Advertiser>
Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ Cooke returned
in the w. G. Hall from Kauai.
C. w. Spitz. the Lihue merchant.
came to town yesterday morning.
DR.. O'Nelll, formerly surgeon on the
Pacific Mail liner Manchuria, is at
present in Honolulu, having given up
his position in the Mail Company. He
goes to Kauai shortly to reside.
A. Gordon, capitalist of Portland,
Oregon, has taken furnished house at
1874 Vineyard street and will spend the
winter here. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
came here some two months ago with
the intention of remaining but a few
weeks. The place wove its charms
them for long sojourn.
Mrs. II. F. Wichman is suffering from
severe illness.
High Sheriff Henry is expected home
from the Kona coast on the Mauna Loa
today
E. NJ. Watson is posted as a candi-
date for membership in the Hawaiian
Bar Association.
DIR. c. b. Reynolds is building a
pretty cottage on his Manoa road prop
erty opposite College Hills.
Mr.. Louis Brown and Miss Mary Mott
will be married tomorrow evening at
the residence of the brides parents,
Lunalilo street.
Chief Justice Frear read a paper on
early Hawaiian Laws" at a meeting
of the Social Science Club at Dr. ]. NJ.
| Whitneys house last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. C. Abel celebrated
their. tenth wedding anniversary on
Sunday by giving a large tally-ho
party and outing at Niu ranch.
A conference of the Washington dele
cation will be held at the Office of the
secretary and treasurer, j. r. Gait,
Hawaiian Trust Co, at o'clock this
afternoon.
j. w. Cathcart will this week leave
for the Coast, to be absent six weeks.
Criminal cases in which he is attorney
for defendants have been continued
without day.
Miss Latimer an English lady who
came here from Jamaica some months
ago, left in the Miowera for the Colo
MES, pursuing her leisurely journey
round the world.
At its annual meeting yesterday c.
Brewer & Co, Ltd, reduced its own
dividend rate from to per cent. a
month, and Wailuku Sugar Co.'s from
to l 1-2 per cent. monthly.
The prisoners of the 1895 uprising will
hold their annual dinner tomorrow
evening, the party this time consisting
of Fred. Harrison, G. Lycurgus, Theo.
Rawlins, +. II. Redward and w. r
Reynolds.
Mrs. Hannah Fisher, a we'll known
Hawaiian woman, died yesterday at
noon. The funeral will take place
from her late residence, 1928 Punch
: bowl street, at 2:30 this afternoon.
Burial in Nuuanu cemetery.
Two large tin boxes for the reception
of waste paper have been put up at tn,
( postoffice. These are similar to recep'
| tacles OF the same kind used in thu
mainland cities, and their appearance
: marks one more progressive step TO
/ Honolulu.
Porto Rican women are being ar
rested in a regular procession for hav
: ing more live husbands than the law
c allow. One of them made this odd pie;
: to District Attorney Breckons: m
husband tore up our marriage Ger
c tificate and left me, so I got another,
Superintendent of Public Instructio
Babbitt will leave today on the Like
D like for Lanai. where he will inspec
Y the two public schools on that island
+ Thence he will go to Lahaina, an
make a tour of inspection of the MAI
= schools. He will be absent about tw