Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-09

HOokaaku F. Nahulu, the Hawaiian
who shot a deputy sheriff at koolau-
lea some weeks ago and who entered
plea Of guilty. was sentenced to not
less than four nor more than five
years on a reduced charge Of assault
with a deadly weapon. Sentence was
pronounced by Circuit Judge Cooper
this morning.
DR.. A. F. Jackson, former resident
physician of the Queens hospital and
who severed his connection with that
institution shortly after the first of the
year, has taken up private practice
and has established an office on Bere-
tania near Punchbowl street. The po-
sition formerly occupied at the hospi-
tai by Doctor Jackson has been taken
by Dr. A. G. Rothrock
According to a wireless dispatch
from HilO, the company which
went on Supervisor Kealoha's bond
to the tune of $4,000 applied to
the board of supervisors, of which
Kealoha is a member. asking that it
be allowed to cancel the bond, which
request was promptly refused. The
company stated that it did not con-
slider Kealoha a good risk" and
asked to be released.
with whipped cream.
Among the governors callers today
we're S. S. Paxson, A. Lewis. Jr., R.
H. Trent and ]. T. Warren; Mr.. Viva
chaves; Rear-admiral c.. B. T. Moore.
Mr. Littlefield of Worcester, Mass;
Captain William Matson, DR.. J. l..
Howard and James McNab; w. B. Tho
mas. w. A Bowen, Eben P. Low, and
a committee from the Honolulu Cham
her Of Commerce, asking that Rebru:
airy q and % be set aside as holidays.
After conference with Captain Will
liam MatsOn, James McNab and DR..
J. l.. Howard today Governor Pink
ham announced that he has practical
ly made up his mind. concerning the
Hawaii appropriation for the San Fran
cisco exposition. He did not say Just
what he has decided, but it is gen
orally understood about town today
that the appropriation will be approx
ed by him and Hawaii's exhibit at the
big fair assured.
According to information received
here by DR.. Syngman Rhee, principal
of the Korean Boarding school, Baron
Yum Chino, the Korean evangelist and
educator, died in prison in Toxic, ia
pan, Jan. 16. Baron Yum Chino is we'll
known here. having made many
friends during the time when, five
years ago, he was sent to Hawaii by
Korea to investigate the condition of
local Korean colonies. Baron Yum
Chino was arrested on a charge Of
conspiracy" DR.. Rhee's information
comes from a private source, and he
is unable as yet to substantiate the
report.
At the monthly meeting of the ka-
pahulu Improvement Club yesterday a
committee was appointed to decorate
an auto for entrance in the Floral Pa
rade Inspector W. 5. Hopkins Of the
board Of health was present and as
sured the club of the boards desire
to cooperate with the club in enfCrc.
ing sanitary regulations in the dis
trict promising on his own part to
investigate every complaint and abate
every nuisance found to the hest Of
his power.
The final accounts of the Hawaiian
Trust Company, trustee unler the
will Of the late William F. Allen were
approved by Circuit Judge Whitney
this morning and the trustee ordered
discharged from further responsible
ty. The court also specifies the pro-
portional division of the estate among
the heirs, who are: The estate Of
Elisha H. Allen, the estate of Cordelia
c. Allen, DR.. William F. Wesselhoeft
and Mrs. A. w Haserick, Frederick
Hobbs Allen and Mary Jane Allen.
The funeral services of Walter Mar
ion Bixby. who died at his home on
kuakini street shortly, after o'clock
Saturday evening, were held at
o'clock yesterday afternoon from the