The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-01-26
BREvITIES
(From Thuredav Advertiser)

. -
Probation Officer Joe Leal yesterday
morning apprehended two boys who
escaped from the industrial school at
waialee last October. The boys were
found on the beach road.
W. F. Fennell, license inspector, who
has been confined in Queens Hospital
following an operation for carbuncle,
was removed to his home yesterday
afternoon, greatly improved in health.
The board Of harbor commissioners
1t its meeting yesterday granted re.
quest Of the Mid.Paeific Carnival com
mittee to be allowed to erect bleachers
on the makai end Of Pier 7 for the
water pageant that is to be feature
of Carnival week. .rA r,
While walking on King Street near
Piikoi Street late yesterday afternoon,
John Fernandez was seized with ft.
DR.. X. +. Ii, who was passing, picked
the man up and placed him in nearby
yard, and then summoned the ambul.
ance. Fernandez soon recovered.
An alarm of FIRE took the FIRE de-
partment TO Iwilei about eight clock
last night. A stove exploded in one
IF the new cottages in the rear of the
Jail but the FIRE was extinguished with
! hose before the fre,fghters arrived.
Fhe damage consisted of a scorched
wall. @t r.. IN" y
The funeral Of Henry A. Jaeger will
De held privately this afternoon at
three o clock at the home of James +.
Jaeger on Kewalo Street. Only rel
ltives of the family will attend The
services will be conducted by Canon
Ault. Services will also be held at
Makiki cemetery where interment will
>e in the family plot. r<.
A radiogram received from Eben Low
Yesterday said that the motor vessel
James Makee, which had her trial trip
ecently, had arrived at Kailua, Hawaii,
after a good voyage, during which no
pilikia was met, and, after loading
sugar, would return to Honolulu. The
James Makee is equipped with Bolin-
der engines. This is her first long yoy.
age. ,,..'.'. ,..r.,
]. g. Freitas was low bidder yester-
lay when bids were opened at the de-
Iartment Of public works for the work
IT fencing the right of way of the
Haleakala homestead read on Maui
His tender was 1880, the work to be
lone in twenty-five days Other bids
we're: Haleakala Ranch Company,
1880 and 24O days; H. H., Foster,
$3.50 and thirty-fve days; Huge How.
I'll Engineering Company, $4,000 and
thirty days, and E. c, Mellow, $240O |
md thirty days. |
(From Friday Advertiser)
Mrs. Luka Paoo, of lilac Desha
lane, Palama, died early yesterday |
morning and was buried during the |
afternoon in Puea Cemetery. She was a
native of this city, and seventy-two
years old. s..... 49,.
Miss Annie Kumuhone, until recently
! student Of the Kamehameha Girls,
school, died yesterday morning at her
lone in Puuhale Road, .Kalihi. The
BODY was cremated during the after.
loon. The young woman was native |
II Kailua, Hawaii, and sixteen years
md half old. ......,
Young In Long was treated at the
Emergency hospital yesterday afternoon
'or scalp wound. He and friend |
we're having an argument, in a store
rear Liliha and Vineyard Streets, and
long was showed against a showcase,
he glass of which broke and cut
longs Uranium. .tt " g. E4E
DR.. @. Negoro, secretary of the Japa.
lese Association of Hawaii, said yester.
lay that he is intending to return to
lis home country to become candidate
or the diet from Wakayama prefec-
ure, his native place. He will prob
bly, leave here on the Tenyo Maru
which win sail on February i. ~
J. Watanabe, acting manager of the
peal branch of the Yokohama Specie
sank resigned to begin the practise of
aw as an assistant Of Attorney w. w.
rhayer, former secretary of the Ter
itory. Watanabe is a graduate from
he law department of the Imperial
University Of Toxic. It is seven years
ince he entered the service Of the
Yokohama Specie Bank and he has been
Iere for three years. @a |