The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-25
BREVTTIES
From "wednesday AdvertIserl

(from wednesday Adverttser)
The ashes Of the late DR.. Archer
Irwin were taken to Hilo yesterday in
the Mauna Kea by the widow and the
brothers of the deceased, DR.. Fred
Irwin and Attorney Harry Irwin. Fu-
neral services will be held in Hilo ON
Sunday, where the ashes win be given
burial. ~ st#
The first case from the Oahu indus.
trial accident board has gone to the
supreme court on a reserved question.
The papers were fled last Monday. The
case Is that OF the Oahu Sugar Com.
pany Of this island, arisinf over ID,
iuries alleged 10 have been epstained
by Iehigoro Ikoma; q, Japanese Ilab0fet
Of this company. : IS
Succeeding Charles Al. Brown, who
resigned owing to his departure for
the mainland, where he viii make bis
home, Hugh II. Walker, assistant treas.
uTer of the Hawaiian Trust Company.
was appointed yesterday as treasurer
and manager Of the John II Estate,
which owns considerable land in the
Territory, some of which Is under lease
to the Oahu Sugar Company in this
island. r.r... - ss tslts sH -
The Molokai Settlement Is holding
today an interesting hibiscus show AZ
Kalaupapa, under the supervision OF
J. d. McVeigh, superintendent of the
Settlement. Prizes Of four, three, two
and one dollar are being offered for
tb~ best four collections exhibited. To-
days show is repetition Of that fos.
tered last } ear by Gerrit p. Wilder, the
Hibiscus King, who offered ten dol
lars in prizes. kF4ps K. q
(From Thursday Advertiser)
Ash Wednesday this year win fan
on March s and Easter Sunday on the
twenty.third of April. Lent win be
generally observed in the city churches,
A handsome solid gold hat pin,
which was found at the armory after
the masked ball Monday night has
been turned over to Sheriff Rose, who
requests that the owner call at his Of.
fee. arl,r. -..
The inquest on the death Of Pvt
Frank Jackson, Company G, Twenty.
fifth Infantry, who was found drown
ed in Wahiawa reservoir, has been post.
poned because all witnesses to the
drowning are at present in Honolulu
Supervisor Robert Horner is after
the street numbers which are all askew
in this city. He will introduce an
ordinance providing for the proper
numbering Of houses in the city and
have a register of the locations of these
numbers kept in the county clerk 4
office. -'sy ~ gs-stEs Sf.Ag.s sb}ff
The Inter. Church j Federation has
heard definitely from 4 Billy y Sunday,
the baseball evangelist, = that he will
not come to Honolulu to preaeh-+ai
| least not for long time, his reason fol
the refusal being that he does not wish
to follow too soon after any other
evangelists. .~, = ~ - 3,
While unloading lumber from the
schooner Robert Levers, George Camp
bell, q seaman, was severely cut on the
left arm, by lumber hook in the hands
of fellow worker. The injury was un
intentional. The wound was dressed
at the Emergency Hospital, Campbell
was able to 60 back to his ship.
The plans Of the second floor Of the
Hilo federal building, already nearing
completion, which win house the fed
eral court and judgesl chambers and
the Offices of the district attorney, mar
shall, and the clerk, were approved yes
terday by the offieials.in question Tbs
plans will be, returned to Herbert
Cohen, the superintendent Of eonstruc
ton in charge of. the building at Hilo
The body of the. late First Sergeant
Rufus +. Chappell, Of Troop G, Fourth
Cavalry, will be sent to the mainland
in the next transport. Ritual service,
for the dead were held in the Masonic
Temple on Wednesday afternoon, III,
deceased having been, the last worship
full master of the Schofeld Lodge, +
& A. NJ. Officers and members Of TrooI
G. the cavalry band and Masons gen
orally attended the service, which wal
impressive. :, J..