The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-11-26
CFrom Sundays Advertiser.)

(From sundays AdvertiserD
A Muir Wilson. a British consul in
Servia. is bound for Yokohama In the
Mongolia.
Harry J. Johnston. custom house
broker. returned in the Mongolia from
San Francisco, where he was disap-
pointed by the further postponement
of the sake cases in the U. S. Circuit
Court of Appeals
Johnny Winters is the first of the
Cheyenne cowboys to arrive here for
the Wild West show on Dec. IA. he
having arrived in the Mongolia. He is
known in Wyoming as the boy Won
der of the Plains" Angus McPhee is
expected in the Hilonian.
Attorney General Hemenway is quot
ed as saying nothing will be done
against Wallach for practising medi-
cine without license until he has had
a chance to work out his experiment
agreed on between the Molokai COM
mittee of seven and the Board OF
Health.
Treasurer A ]. Campbell returned
from Washington. accompanied by
Mrs. Campbell, in the Mongolia. Mr..
about his securing approval of the
1907 bond issue, together with the ex-
change of the BONDS for U. s. bonds
by the purchaser. which has not been
published by the Advertiser. He
speaks highly of the assistance rem
dered to him by secretary Garfield.
One Portuguese was killed and
another had his leg broken in an acct
dent on the Waialua plantation rail-
way Friday afternoon. John vierre is
the dead man and he leaves a widow
and three young sons. Manuel Vivei-
ros is the man who escaped with the
bad injury mentioned. Four men were
running a car loaded with stone down
q grade. when the car got beyond con-
troll and jumped off the end OF a
bridge. Two of the men saved life
and limb by jumping off in time.
Sounds of footsteps at night from the
attic of the Waikiki courthouse have
caused a ghost sensation in that town.
The engagement of Ant. Tavares of
Waikiki, Maui, to Carrie Enos Cor
deiro of Honolulu is announced. Date,
of wedding has as yet not been men
toned.
J. H. Fisher has received a new COM
mission as Auditor, and W. z. Wall as
Surveyor of the Territory. their respec-
tive terms of office having expired yes
terday.
Judge De Bolt dismissed the appeal
of W. W. Ahana from judgment by
the District Magistrate of Honolulu for
s15517 against him and in favor of
Harry T. Mills.
Despite the return, disappointed of
fortune, of Portuguese and Spaniards
from the Coast in the Alameda last
Friday, it is said a number of Portu-
guese will leave in the same steamer
tomorrow for the golden strand.
Acting Governor E. A. Mott-Smith I
has been compelled to defer his visit (
TO Laupahoehoe in connection with the I
expiring lease of public lands there. 4
T. Give Davies, representing the Lau-
pahoehoe Sugar Co, was to have been /
met by Mr.. Mott-Smith at the place f.
but was obliged to return TO Honolulu.
VIM. McDougall of Kohala brought
a SO gold piece TO town, which he sup
posed was a product of the Korean
Mint of Hawaii. 1t proved on test
ing, however, to be genuine American
coin, but with a crack in It that gave
an impeachment to its ring. Nc is
therefore a thousand bawbees richer
than he had thought.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the matter is over for the time being
The startling way in which the hands
Of the schemers were tipped by the
Advertiser disconnected and discour-
aged them. The famous resolution OF
Achi's was ready for the past two
meetings, but will not now be pro-
1uced.
The appointment Of the road super
visor for KooIauloa can be counted
upon to furnish some excitement ami
viii probably be used as test to let
the members know exactly how they
are lining up. Kealoha can be depend
I'd upon to put up Sight for the
of his own district. which
Dwight wants TO take away from him.
The question If the payment Of back
pay to A NJ Brown may be sprung,
with the probability that the proposal
will be voted down.
Altogether tomorrow's meeting prom
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