The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-11

lFrOm WeunesQay rAuvertlser)
Gregorio Sampanay, q Filipino, wa
brought In from Sch0hSld Barracks yes
terday and is held at the police sta
tion on suspicion Of being an insane
person.
Nakamura- a Japanese man, attempt.
ed to take his life at Kaalawai last
night by swallowing ant poison. AZ a
late hour he was reported as resting
easily at The Queens Hospital.
The recent heavy rains havs forced
the department Of public works to re-
eross-section the Punchbowl roads be.
fore IL can call for bids on the work.
The crOss-scction work will begin at
once. l}' P #
Superintendent Of Public Works
Forbes announced yesterday that his re.
port on the Waikiki reclamation pro.
iect has been completed and will be
submitted to Governor Pinkham within
a day or two. ". t...E..
kim Chon Soon was treated by DIR.
X. G.. Aver ht the emergency hospital
yesterday for "a battered face. To
had an argument with Chinese in the
All Leong Block and the Celestial beat
him with a stick. sa.ts.a. r.
DR.. James Monroe Taylor, former
president of Vassar, VIII speak, at the
mid-week service in the Central Union
Church tonight His subject, which is
a favorite theme with him, will be
!" Some Stoics of Rome'' This address
win be one Of the literary events Of the
season and all are cordially invited to
hear him. '..-.
(From Thursday Advertisor) ...
Donald 9. Kent, clerk with the
Hawaiian Islands backing Company,
was fined twenty-five dollars and costs
yesterday, in police court, for needless
Griving. ."
Manager Peters of the Territorial
Messenger Service wishes TO announce
that his messengers will call for and
deliver TO the Industrial School, all
magazines, books or newspapers with,
out charge.
George p. Cooke, former representa-
tive for Maui, Molokai and Lanai in
the territorial legislature, who is now
On a business visit in Honolulu, re-
ports thirty-fve inches of rain in
Molokai during the mouth Of January.
He says that springs IN the island
which had been dry for years have
broken out afresh and are flowing
abundantly. ... :
The supervisors have granted per.
mission to the Mid Pacific Carnival
Ltd, to stage the Hawaiian pageant to
be given by the Sons and Daughters of
Warriors, in KapiOlani Park, on Thurs
day afternoon, February "a. The por-
ton Of the park which it is desired to
use lies between the race track and
the street car tracks, directly mauka
of the public baths. u, 49,. I
From Friday Advertiser) 81. y.
Land Commissioner Tucker is again,
reported i'll at his home
Orig. Gen. John. p. Wiser sad his
staff at the Headquarters of the army
in Hawaii, have been invited to n for
NAL dinner at the Young Hotel Febru
airy. 10, by Governor ,Pinkham and the
officers Of the tefritohalnational guard.
Friends OH the Insiniand would Ike
10 hear from ArtAas III NitkinsonF Il
he is in Honolulu and n "Personaln
on today : classified page, states that
he will learn SOM thing Ito his adj
vantage by callimg BIT The AdVer isor
Office. ~
The annual meetings of the stock
holders Of the East Maui Irrigation
Company and ther Kahului Railroad
Company have been postponed to the
afternoon of Monday February 81.
The meetings will be held in the Stan
genwald Building. w >
: At the exercises commemorative of
the birthday anniversary of Abraham
Lincoln, which win be held in Cooke
Hall, Y. NJ. c. A., next Monday night
under the auspices of the employed
boys department of the institution,
Rev. Oscar J. w. Scott, chaplain OF, the
Twenty fifth Infantry Of Schofield Bar
racks, will be the main speaker and
will give an address on the Immortal
Abe"