The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-02-23
BREVTTIES
From "wednesday Advertiser

1 IRON "wednesday Advertiser.)
Charles Heu Lin was arrested last
night and charged with yagrancy.
NJ r. Chinehikoif was arrested last
night and charged with drunkenness.
Malcolm A. Franklin, collector Of
port, Is stopping at the Seaside Hotel
for few days. . ...
A hveyear.old Japanese child was
run over and killed by train on the
o. r. 4 l.. Company 3 railroad on Mon
day afternoon. g. ~.
All persons who fled applications to
take the rail mail clerk examination,
scheduled 10 take place on February TO-,
1917, are requested to communicate at
once with John w. Short, the secretary
Of the local board Of United States
civil service examiners.
Yesterdays arrests included: Eddie
Mahaulu, Charles Dudoit, John Kaai.
hue, investigation; T. Mcdowell, violat.
ing traffic ordinance; Joseph Keola,
violating traffic ordinance and needless
driving; All Choy, che.fa tickets in pos.
session; r. w. Sharp, Tom Lead, safe,
keeping. .'.'. =. .
Report will be made TO the legislature
by NJ. T. Furtado, attorney, on the
Hillebrand Glen project, setting forth
alleged violations Of sanitary condi.
tions. According to Furtado, iive skele.
tons were unearthed along the line Of
the ditch and buried again within the
reservation, under instructions from the
inspector in charge. "..a.. =.
Bernardo Medeiros, who died on Feb,
ruary 3, left the following children sur.
viving him; Joseph Medeiros, Mrs. Jo-
seph Duque Faria and Mrs. Manuel p.
LUZ, of Honolulu; Manuel Medeiros, of
Kealakekua, and John Medeiros, Of
Kailua, Kona, Hawaii; Antonio Me-
deiros, Of Oakland, California; Mr..
Jules Medeiros and Mrs. g. Hurst, of
Hilo, Hawaii, and Mrs. F. Gerard, of
Aiea, Oahu. a. -
The public utilities commission spent
nearly two hours yesterday investigat.
ing recent accident on the Oahu Rail.
way and Land Company's railroad, in
which number Of Japanese were
bruised and cut when an auto truck in
which they were riding was driven
across the railway tracks into the path
of train. Five members of the train
crew were examined yesterday, but no
decision was reached. The Japanese
and others who were injured failed TO
put in an appearance at the meeting,
though several of them had been sub.
poenaed. t
s(From Thursday Advertiser)
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.. Parsons and
children, who visited in the mainland
the past few months, return on Tues
day in the transport Logan from San
Francisco. etraS D.. Z TT.
The first two tourists to avail them.
selves Of the opportunity to make the
weekend trip to Haleakala are r. C. |
Bourne and w. J. Fleming, steel men
of Cleveland, Ohio, who are stopping at
the Moana Hotel. }.' |
The following freight was discharged |
yesterday by the interisland steamer |
Maui from Kauai: 1929 sacks Lihue |
sugar, l040 sacks G. f. sugar, five
crates chickens, one lcrate pigs, fifty
packages sundries. isr: y Ifrln ; ~ I
Three Porto Rican children, two girls
and a boy, were committed yesterday !
at session of the Juvenile court by |
Judge Whitney to the new children 8 |
home, Seventh and Kaimuki Avenues,
in charge Of W. f. Pietsch, the local
evangelist. g.. .:.. " |
Three japanese cruisers, Tokiwa,
Iwate and Nisshin, win visit Honolulu
early next month on their way home
from Victoria, b. c., according to re-
ports at the Japanese consulate. Mail
for the officers and crew has been re.
ceiVed hy the consulate Tho unanLof |