The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-02
BREVITIES


J The health board authorities want
TO know the location Of mosquito breed
ling. pools and win regard il as a favor
II such informatioh u sent ID aIt .of1
6cer in charget phohe. a595. XIV H1
Ben Jaeobsod, the special policeman
at Heinie's Tavern, has been suffering
from n bad case Of coral poisoning,
for several days. His condition now,
is reported greatly improved.Fl = y
Mrs. J. J. Deyereaux and two chill
dren will be Coastbound passengers on
the s. $. Maui, sailing Wednesday.
They expect to spend the next two or
three months on the mainland.
investigates of the Queen g Hospital
management by; the three life members
is progressing but win not be completI
ed for several days, when the report
will be turned over to the hospital au.
thorities.
The first lecture of the new course
in Appreciation Of Music which Puma
hou is now offering TO adults viii be
given in Old School Hall, Miss Clarke 5
studio, on Thursday, October 4 at ten
o clock in the morning.
A decree of divorce was issued yes
ter'lay from the circuit court in favor
Of Lucille Lloyd Peck against Edwin
Austin Peck, on the ground Of failure
to support. The couple were married
in Honolulu March 2S, 1910.
Peter Kealoha, an employee of the
Hawaiian Electric Company, while
working at Kapahulu on Saturday,
mashed the second and third fingers Of
his left hand. His injury was attended
to at the emergency hospital .
Charlie Kapu of 3lS Iolani Avenue,
was taken from his home to The
Queens Hospital in the emergency
ambulance, early last evening. He was
suffering from dropsy and il is claim
ed that he has been delirious four days
His condition Is precarious.
A. s. Cantin, who takes office tomor-
row as city engineer, will, he says, re-
tain the present staff in its entirety.
Nor are there to be any changes in the
waterworks department staff, says
Fred @. Kirchhoff, who becomes super
intendent Of that branch of the public
service. y&.. d.
Warning to district fire wardens of
the dangers Of forest, brush and cane
fires during the dry weather has been
sent by the board of agriculture and
forestry. This warning was occa-
stoned by recent fires on this island
and on Hawaii which for a time were
Threatening. -.r ... ..s
Funeral services for the late John
Moses Ulunahele, librarian and bailiff
of the territorial supreme court, were
held yesterday afternoon in Silva's un-
dertaking parlors, Rev. s. X. Ramaio-
pill, assistant pastor of Kaumakapili
Church, officiating. The interment was
in Nuuanu Cemetery. y
Cleveland, Ohio, has been the scene
of the annual national encampment of
THE United Spanish war Veterans for
the past day or so, and word was re-
eeived here yesterday that a veteran
by the name of Bush had been elected
| commander-in-chief of the order. The
post of deputy commander has been
eliminated.
1t is likely that the promotion com.
nittee will dispense with the services
of an assistant secretary in future, fol-
lowing the departure Of the incumbent
/ for San Francesca to take charge of the
Coast office. Members of the commit
tee expressed the opinion that, the posi-
tion might he abolished at a meeting
on Thursday. 49,.
In the probate court yesterday a
number of annual estate accounts
were filed including those of the estate
cf Thomas William Gay, the balance
due the estate by the administrators
being $l22.76. and the estate of J. NJ.
| Tucker, the accounts being approved
of r. A. Jordan and A. +. Cooke, ad-
ambassadors.
| Twelve men were yesterday given
naturalization papers in federal court.
IThey were William N. Patten, John
LevinthOl, Daniel Patrick Wall, Her,
man Clements Maasseh, James Janoeh,
William Greig Anderson, Patrick Fran
els Brennan, Martin George Jensen,
Matthew NJ. Graham, Vincent GeOghan,
Manuel Gastarha and Frank Turck.
United States Marshal J. j. Smiddy
finds that he will need four additional
deputy marshals to assist in the in.
creased work of the Office consequent
upon the campaign against CONNER
eialiZed vice and the Illicit sale of
lliquor to men in uniform, The marshal
has located at least a dozen vice and
booze resorts which are to be raided,
| Only a couple of minor cases were
treated at the emergency hospital yes
terday afternoon. Ben Hao, a HaWa
iian boy, fell from street car and cut
a cash by the side of his right eye, in
which two stitches were taken. Mrs
Kawaha, residing in Iolaniwai Lane
was treated by DR.. R. G.. Aver for dis
location of the little finger of her
right hand. Dr.. t'sE.
| Competitive examination under the
civil service will soon be held for bal
ance of store clerks, both men and
women, in the office of the Chief OF
Ordnance, and the Ordnance Department
at Large. Positions of the first class
pay from $1,000 to 1890 and Of the
second class $1,000 to $1,000. The ap
pointees will be employed on work il
eonnection of recording on stores, con
troll records, receipt, issue, balance and
inventories of stores. r..
H. Stein, Max Reichter and Juan
Lopez, of Battery d, First Field Ar
tillery, who are accused of raising g
rough house in the Office of United