The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-20
BREYITIES
fFrom Saturday Advertiser. J

Early yesterday morning Maria Gar.
ella dislocated her left arm by jumping
from an automobile driven by Charles
Hubert on the Pauoa Road. hE .
Antoine Nicholas was arrested on a
circuit court bench warrant last night
and held pending investigation. He IS
alleged to have committed criminal
assault. w.
Two kahala weighing one hundred
pounds each and two ulua weighing
eighty.fve and ninety-six pounds were
brought to the fishmarket yesterday af-
tcrnoon. .'I.
Mrs. w. G. Brown, of Stamps, Ar.
kansas, sister Of Judge Vaughan of the
district court, who has been visiting
here, will leave for the mainland on the
next sailing Of the Wilhelmina.
Mayor Lane has signed the resolution
appropriating $329l.76 for road con
struction in wahiawa and another ap.
propriating $4,000 for construction work
on road and retaining wall on the Pail
Road. .p.A
II. b. Weller, district sales manager
of the Union Oil Company sailed on the
Great Northern yesterday and will go
to Pasadena, California, to marry Miss
Julia Heebrun of that city. The cere-
mony win take place March "a.
The board Of supervisors has been
notified by B, g. Rivenburgh that he
will attempt to secure right of way
thirty feet wide from Mrs. Mamie X.
Rice for the Kailua Road from the
Waimanalo Road to Kailua Beach. 4
Henry Cobb Adams of Kaneohe fled
a claim with the board of supervisors
last night for $4,000 for damages to his
taro patches by reason Of food waters
flooding the land after the city had put
in culverts on the main road adjoining
his land instead Of bridge. Y
The supreme court yesterday denied
the petition for rehearing in the
case Of M. +. Scott and others against
Z. N. Pilipo and others, the suit being
one involving lands in Kona, Hawaii
and has been in the local courts run
ming steadily for the past twenty
years.
ManNel Abreu, truckman in the EN-.
ploy Of H, Hackfeld 4 Co., died at
Queens Hospital last night, as the re-
suit of burns received in the fire at
the Y. Ahin block, Palama, last week,
Deceased was thirty-seven years of age
and married. While delivering ten gal
Ions Of gasoline at Japanese store in
the Ahin block the inhammable stun
exploded through contact with a char
coal stove, -a~ .ta.; I'd
(From Sunday Advertiser.)
Returning ia. Washington for further
4 instructions relating to his official posi-
ton, GA. Chamberlaih, consul general
of the United States at LORENZO
Marques, the Portuguese colony of East
tAfrica, Is now in Honolulu for few
days, arriving BY the Siberia Maru yes
terday. ~
H.B. Weber, district SALES manager
of the Union Oil Company, left on the
Great Northern for Pasadena, Cali
fornia, where he win be married to Miss
Julia Z. Heebner, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Y. Heebner, of Philadelphia
The wedding is announced to take place
in the Presbyterian Church, Pasadena
next Saturday.
Japanese Consul. General r. Moro
left on an inspection trip to KahukV
and Laie plantations yesterday, accom-
lpanied by Secretary Kondo. He and hi
secretary spent last night at the Ha
leiwa Hotel and they are TO returl
here today. The purpose Of the con
sul's trip to the plantations is to in
vestigate the question of the Japanes
language school at Kahuku, which ha
recently become independent on tn
Hongwanji mission. r
i Among the through passengers on tn
Siberia, Maru is s. It. DENLY, fror
Shanghai on his way to Washington
: ID. C. For the past fifteen years h
has been in the customs service of tn
Chinese government. He is cousi
/. of Charles DENLY, former America
) consul. general to China. DENLY say
he is known in China as "Colonel Bi
DENLY" the man who put the mud !
{ the Yangtse. He has been customs ii
5 spector in twelve different Chimes
!, ports. ... III. N ~
From Monday Advertiser)
Milanio, Fustino, Locus Lomana an
Sibero were arrested yesterday an
charged with gambling.
I Louis Banigan announces that he ha
! terminated his association with Messr
S Smith, Warren & Sutton and hi
I opened Offices for the practise Of la
in the Stangenwald Building.
The board of supervisors of Maui {
recent meeting decided to contribui
j the sum of twenty-five dollars a mont
: to the promotion committee. 1t is +
!, ported by the Maui News that Il
y board may later increase this amount.
y The fishing launch Ono has bee
o thoroughly overhauled and is now
: the water again alongside Fisherman
Wharf. Owner A. w. Nicely was tunir
y her up yesterday, and expects 70 :
sumo fishing operations offshore in
week or ten days.
i Early yesterday morning John Ke,
Il resident Of Kauai, was taken to b
emergency hospital suffering from
bad cut on the right side Of his fa
! which necessitated the taking of 81
Il teen stitches. He stated that he HI
q been struck with a bottle back of X
= waiahao Church. I'M
Y Fred b. Keyston, of Keyston Brot
= ers, San Francisco, Wholesale saddle
dealers, arrived in Honolulu on d
T Pacific Mail s. 8. Colombia and W
spend three weeks here on bushes
He has made several trips TO Honolu