The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-09
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
(From Saturdays Advertiser,

(From Saturdays Advertiser.)
Yesterday was Gerrit Wilder birth.
day.
NJ. J. Bissell for years connected
with the InterIsland company's ship
chandlery department, leaves today on
the Manchuria to join Mrs. Bissell in
Arizona. Mr.. Bissell was the guest of
honor at a complimentary dinner given
by number of his friends on Thurs.
day evening at the Young Hotel.
Francis NJ. Hatch, representative at
Washington of the planters associa.
ton, leaves today in the Manchuria
for the national capital, to be present
at the opening of the congressional SEES.
sion. Mrs. Hatch and Miss Harriet
Hatch also leave on the same vessel
and will spend the winter in Washing
ton.
f. C. Brown, manager of the Dear
born Drug Company, and president of
the Commercial Club, leaves today on
the Manchuria, accompanied by Mrs.
Brown. They will be absent several
months on the mainland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown were the guests of honor last
evening at a dinner party given at
the Young.
The transport Logan left for San
Francisco yesterday morning at ten
clock. The departure of the troop.
ship was the occasion for floral
demonstration and many of the officers
and ladies of the regiment aboard were
laden with fragrant les. About a dozen
soldiers of the 18th Infantry were left
behind, all having missed the boat by
a narrow margin of time. They will
be rounded up and held at one of the
local army posts until the next trans.
port goes to the Coast.
Colonel Denny, U. s. Marine Corps,
has completed his work of inspection
of marine posts, and particularly of
the site at Pearl Harbor naval sta
tion for the proposed marine barracks
and officers quarters, and leaves for
the mainland today in the Manchuria.
Colonel Denny became quite popular
while here not only among his brother
officers of the corps, but with civil.
ians. On the way home, Colonel Denny
will stop at San Francisco in connec.
ton with marine corps matters at
Mare Island, Yerba Buena Island and
the marine assistant quartermaster s
depot at that city. He expects to be
back in Washington by November TO-
Among those booked on the Alameda
for the Coast tomorrow are Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. Spens
Mrs. E. NJ. Seoby, John Mcdonald and
Others known locally.
Kauhara, the Wailuku candy man
who, together with his wife, was as
saulted by his brother, D. Kauhara
died Sunday morning in the hospital
The charge of murder has been placed
after the name of the assailant.
Capt Walter F. Horner of Seattle
member of George H. Forster Camp
S. w. W, is in the city. He is accom-
panied by his wife, whose health ne
cessitated a change of climate. The,
will probably make Honolulu thei
home.
Governor Frear will leave on tn
next Lurline, sailing about the SIX
teenth, on his way to Washington. Hi
trip is being made with the object i
view of giving helping hand to til
amendments to the Organic Ac
through congress, now that they hav
been approved by the territorial les
islature.
A cable, received by Mrs. Clarke yes
terday afternoon, stated that her daugl
ter Miss Gussie Clarke, had been ma
t ried to A. w. Adams, formerly of til
9 local customs service. Mr. Adams an
: Miss Clarke were passengers on I'll
China when she last left Honolulu fl
n San Francisco. Mr.. Adams is now IL
: secretary-treasurer of the Hawaiia
e Pineapple Company.
r The grand jury of Hawaii count
e have returned eight indictmen
e against Police Officer Kauwe and OF
against Deputy Sheriff Kekaula
It Kau. Both men are charged with q
J. tempting to extort money from igno
r ant people, using the necessity of o
/ tanning business licenses as ba
If Acting County Attorney Carl Smi
G conducted the investigation.