The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-11

(From Wednandar 49, - 4

ttrom "wednesday Advert gef.l
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Baldwin leave fol
the Coast this morning by the 3. $. vii
helmina
Gen. Tasker II. Bliss returns to the
Coast by the S. Is. Wilhelmina fhi,
morning.
C. NJ hovsted, well known in Homo
lulu, is spending a three months vaea
tion in Java.
II. NJ. Ayres was. a passenger from
Kauai by the steamet ~. G. Hall arriv
ing yesterday.
Dial Fahy, twenty-fo6-- hours go-as.
youplease champion of Hawaii j. al
present prospecting in Nevada.
Eda Kaona, a native athlete of Ha.
nalei, is training for the Kalakaba
avenue walking race which takes place
next month
Ella Wheeler Wilcox is expected to
arrive here by the s. s. Siberia on De.
cember 5. She plans to make a trip
round the world
3 George F. Wright. who has been on
Kauai for the last five weeks on bust
ness, arrived by the steamer w. G..
Hall yesterday.
Charles Dole, at present editor of the
Garden Island, will from the beginning
of the year,devote all his time to the
practise of the law.
+. B. Bridgewater, q former Homo.
lulan, and at present principal of XII
lauea, Kauai.s school, has obtained a
three years lease of the printing plant
of the Garden Island and will assume
the editorship of that paper on Janu-
airy / of next year He plans to enlarge
the paper and to add several new and
attractive features.
Among the passengers passing through
ON the s. S. Zealandia is Marselis Clark
Parsons of the Parsons Trading Com
pany of New York city. He and his
family have been making tour of the
world. Mr.. Parsons visited Honolulu
eighteen years ago and was greatly sur
prised at its development since then.
Only five indictments were brought in
by the Kauai grand jury for the fall
term. Four of the five, however, are
for assaults with dangerous weapon.
The jury, in its report, denounced the
practise of weapon using and recon-
mended that all persons found guilty of
such offenses should be dealt with so
severely that the punishment meted out.
would act as a deterrent to such offend
ers.
Agnes Pedro is suing her husband
Thomas Pedro for divorce on the
""nds of desertion and failure to sup
port.
harry NJ. Won Holt has filed a final
on the estate of John Ross, de-
ceased, and states that a cash balance
of $5,515.62 is on hand.
SacrataT. pf L
Mott-Smith and Mrs. Mott. Smith will
be departing passengers in the Pacific
Mail liner Siberia sailing tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Ayres celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary yester-
day at their home in Kaimuki, where
number of their friends called during
the afternoon and evening to partake
of the luau pig and many other delica
cies of the Hawaiian feast,
Harold M. Sewall of Bath, Maine, in
acknowledging the receipt of two island
views from the promotion committee,
states that he paid the freight and other
charges, adding that the pictures
themselves were so fine and my interest
in the Islands still remain so strong
that am very glad to make this con
tribution."
Lestrie Petrie, the defeated Demo-
cratic candidate for supervisor, corrects
the published statement that he was on
the platform at precinct meeting
when McCandless made an attack on B.
F. Dillingham; of the Oahu Railroad
company, of which Mr.. Petrie is master
mechanic. Mr.. Petrie said he was pres
ent early in the evening, but had left
before McCandless' attack was made.