The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-17
(From Thursdays Advertised,

(From Thursdays Advertised.)
Canon Weymouth of the Church OF
the Holy Innocents, Lahaina, is recov.
ering from illness at the Queens Hos.
pital.
Father Valentin is reported as much
| improved in health and expected to re.
| turn from California about the end OF
| this month.
Marshal f. r. Hendry deputizet
Ralph S. Johnstone of the Internal Rev
enue office, to go to Makawao, Maui
| for some arrested distillers who, ac'
| cording to a wireless telegram, are
Jailed there.
Ho San has been arrested by the
Federal authorities as Chinese un-
lawfully in the country. He had been
| some time a member of the steamer
Nevadan's crew. Ho San claims to be
| a Javanese or Siamese.
Under the law passed by the late
Legislature. transferring pounds from
the Territory to the counties, there are
neither pounds nor poundmasters now
in commission. The Board of Super
visors of Oahu will take up the matter
tomorrow evening.
1t is stated as likely that a northern
headland of Kauai will be selected for
a first-order lighthouse instead of the
western site as originally recommend
ed. Captains Of Pacific liners and in
ter-island steamers have been consult
ed on the subject, and the weight of
opinion favors the northern coast as
against the western.
Consul General Saito has received a
cablegram from Consul Morikawa at
Vancouver stating that many Japa-
nese are out of employment there and
requesting the recipient to warn Jap
anese here from going to Vancouver.
In consequence of this message Mr..
Saito has asked the Japanese local pa
pers to publish q warning accordingly.
Sinclair and Aylmer, sons of Aubrey
Robinson of Makaweli, returned from
school on the mainland in the Siberia.
DR.. C. B. Cooper, head of the local
Shrine, is the first of the Arab Patrol
to return from Los Angeles. He ar
rived in the Siberia and he confirms the
reports of Coast papers on the hit the
Honolulans made.
A fight is to be made by Eva Plan
tation CO., and other corporations
against the refusal of the Treasury de-
partment to allow for depreciation of
property in assessments. If necessary
the contest will be carried to Washing
ton.
Miss Lishman has received a letter
from her brother Percy, stating that
he was improving rapidly. He ex-
pt cted to be out of the hospital by the
time the letter was received here. Ev-
erybody was very kind to him. He
would go east as soon as he left the
hospital.
Mrs. Roberts, clerk in the Surveyor
Generals office at Sacramento, was
locked in the big safe. the door swing
ing behind her and closing. She re,
membered that there was an old tele,
phone In the vault, which she found,
and called for help. She had been i'm
prisoned an hour when rescued.
Work on the home for healthy boys
OF leprous parents. for which the Leg
islature appropriated $4,000, win soon
begin. President Pinkham says II will
be In Waimea district, Hawaii. and
there viii be nifty boys 10 enter II
when II II ready for occupancy. The
boys will be brought up to farming.
The wife OF T., II, Hingley foreman
AZ the Honolulu Planning Mills. died az
tho Queens Hospital after an opera
tion yesterday. She leaves with her
husband two daughters OF seventeen
and nine years respectively and a son,
w. u, Hlngley Jr, who Is employed
ln the Honolulu Iron Works. The fu-
neral viii be held al 10 O'clock this
morning from the house, 1853 Liliha !
street,