The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-22
THE .5TTR,H az LAVE NE s OF q :, LiFr
LOCAL BREvITIES.
(From Saturdays Advertiser.

(From Saturdays Advertiser.)
The yacht Hawaii left for Molokai
last night in charge of yachting enthu
siasts, who will do little fishing or
the famed Molokai banks.
The troops at Fort Shafter went
early in the week for three DAYS
camp in the hills above Moanalua
They were provided with shelter tents
They experienced considerable rain.
The new barracks at Fort Shaftel
will be located at the makai end OF
the parade grounds. The quarters foi
the bachelor officers will be at tn,
same end on the Eva side of tn,
drive.
]. P. Cooke left last evening by tn,
Claudine for Mani. A public hearing
by the Land Commission, of which,
is member, is to be held at Wailhl
today. He expects to return to Ho;rI
lulu tomorrow morning. ~
Henry Leslie, Robert Hebron, Jt'
and Jos. Silva have been charged wa
robbery in the second degree, Oh
charge involving an assault and ROY
berry of Chinese last week. The bod
were caught by friends of the ChineH
held up, soon after he called for as,iS
rance. &,
(From Sundays Advertiser) III
Captain Rees took Commission
Loomis and Secretary O'Laughlin *.
the Iroquois to Pearl Harbor on FL
day. h.
Harry Armitage received cath.
| fro,n Dn1li+1 1-actar1axy couinn tbot a.
gar had gone to four cents. The H.
quotation received by the Sugar F
tors Company was 800. u
| Attorney General Hemenway lean.
by the Korea today for Washingtd.
where he will represent the Territol
in number of cases now on the GU
endar of the Supreme Court. Amor
these is the Lanai case.-~,..-e---ss
The Board of Registration did nd
hold any sessions yesterday, as an ex
animation of the law led to the belle
that, being legal holiday, registra
tions might invalidate the election
This view was shared by Chairman
Chillingworth and Attorney Genera
| Hemenway.
| Governor Frear's report for the yea
ending June 80, 1908, goes in the mai
by the Korea today. 1t is very niue
condensed as compared with preyiou
reports, but it treats large humble
of subjects and treats them systemat
ically, so that hereafter reports can b
made covering the events of the yea
which will follow one another up an
give complete record of the subject
treated.
Fred L. Waldron is back from Sa
Francisco
j. S. Low and wife are home frol
| Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Dillon of Pepet
keo returned from the mainland yestel
day.
A company in Denver writes the At
vertiser that it wants to buy Hawaiia
pressed flowers in quantities of 100 t
| 100000.
News was received by the steame
Mongolia yesterday of the death of Mis-
Mary Goodale, sister of w. w. Goodal
on September 10 in Great Falls, MOI
tana. Pneumonia was the cause G
death.
Rev. T.. w. Thwing received lettt
from Attorney General Bonaparte ye
terday, acknowledging the receipt c
additional papers sent by him in co'
nection with his charges against Uni
ed States Attorney Breckons. The lie
ter says the Attorney General has nj
had opportunity to confer with Seer
tary Garfield as yet, but that .earefl
consideration will be given the matte
A house owned by w. f. Rowel
and rented to Miss Warland as coui
try residence, on the Eva side of II
ridge that divides Palolo Valley, W;
burned Sunday afternoon. The houi
is about a mile and half from Wa
: alae road. Miss Warland had goI
there in the afternoon and lighted
fire in the oil stove. A few1 limit
later she found the stove ablaze, al
the fire quickly spread all through Il
> house, destroying it and it's content
| Miss Warland' IS loss is about 800.
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