The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-22
BREYTTIES


IL. M, Padden was arrested on cir.
cult court warrant yesterday.
Manule Avilla, Portuguese boy, was
treated at the emergency hospital yes.
/ terday for a cut over the left eye, sus.
tanned BY falling. E4.@ ,a.|'1'
Iona Kauahi was attended at the
emergency hospital yesterday for a
small wound in his side. He didI Z know
what bit him, he said. b." y ....
The new city ambulance has been ac-
eepted by the supervisors and a check
for $500 was paid to the Shumait Car
rage Company, by Auditor BickneHi
yesterday. N'"~
The special meeting Of the Bar. Asso-
citation Of Hawaii called for last Thurs
day afternoon to make recommendations
in regard TO the appointment of judge
Of the United States district court,
failed to materialize, owing to the
lack Of quorum. ii
M. j. Souza, whose jaw and skull
were fractured in an accident near
Aiea last Tuesday, and who is confined
in The Queens Hospital, was said yes
terday by physicians attending, him to
have a bare chance of recovery. He had
not recovered consciousness. .t.. .s
At the meeting of the Catholic
Ladies Aid Society held in the Library
Of Hawaii the following were elected
to serve as officers for the coming year:
|, Mrs. Emmanuel 8. Cunha, president;
Mrs. John i. Bowler, vice-president;
Miss G. w. Chace, second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. @. J. Campbell, secretary,
and Go o.,r Nraa nrar
During the past year the membership
increased from handful to several hun
dred members.
~ (From Sunday Advertiser)
Sam Floyd was treated at the emer-
gency hospital yesterday for frac.
tured rib. ''.'' re
Yesterdays arrests included: Peter
Cheskow, r. Evans and d. Miller; in
vestigation; Funada, leaving q horse
united; Placido, gambling. Evans and
Miller were taken from the Chilean
bark Guaytecas yesterday afternoon
They were intending to stow away.
Both men are soldiers. n
Rev. Henry X. Poepoe, pastor, will
preach at eleven o'clock service this
morning, and Rev. Samuel X. Kamaio.
pill, assistant pastor, at the seven.thir.
ty o'clock service tonight in the Kau.
makapili Church, Palama. The Chris
tian Endeavor society will meet in the
same church from six to half-past seven
o clock. 4 @
Next "Wednesday an inquest will be
held on the body of Pvt. Frank Jack.
son, Company G, Twenty-ffth Infantry,
whose body was found in Wahiawa dam
last Thursday. There is every reason
to believe that his death was acct
dental. He was about fifty years of
age and had been in the army about
thirty years. II.
J. l.. Cockburn is in receipt of let,
Ter from d. W. Anderson, recently Of
Honolulu. Anderson is serving in
Flanders, with the rank of sergeant
Whether he is in the British army OF
enlisted as a member Of the Foreign
Legion Of France, is unknown. Ander
son, at the time Of leaving HONOLULU,
was, connected with fthe Trent Trust
Company. .oE.s ~. -, ~
An item published yesterday from
Hilo sayipg Albert Agee probably
would succeed James Morrison as man.
ager OF HohoRaR and Pacific Sugar
Mills, was in error. Alex. Morrison,
former manager, stepped out of the
position several months ago, being sue,
ceeded by George Jameson. who now
has resigned II is not known yet who
Jameson s successor will be though il
is understood Mr.. ASee is not yet slated
for the job. The latter, who Is employ,
ed by the Hawaiian Sugar Planters
Experiment Station has been inspecting
the properties recently and this an.
parently started the rumor of his prob,
able appointment. -
(FrOm Tuesday Advertiser)
In this mornings Floral Parade, tbs
first automobile, that following the
marshal, outriders and police, will be
the Outdoor Circle car which is put in.
to the parade for the association by
the Thomas Square section of the circle
Edward Harrigan, former bandmas
ter of the First Infantry, who retired
two years ago, died at Fort Shafter hos,
pital Saturday evening of disease Of the
throat. So far as known there are no
relatives. The body probably will be
sent to the mainland, but no arrange.
ments have been made.
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