The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-21
BREYTTIES

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Lum Yau was treated at the Emer-
gency hospital yesterday for a broken
leg He was run down by an unknown
/ automobile.
NJ. q. Silva as been indicted by the
territorial grand jury on charge Of
lascivious conduct, and is out on bail
in the sum of $500.
An dhk16wE schooner was Z ieRted
off the Kahai coaSt tys the Mauna Loa
on Tuesday night, reports D. Kamaio
pill, purser Of the Mauna Loa.
Ho Sin has been indicted by the ter
ritorial grand jury ONT charge of as
sault with a weapon on Yau Fook. He
has been released on bail in the sum
of $500.
Superintendent of Wlnterworks Har-
ry Murray is serving notice on delin-
quent rate-payers, under the flat rate,
that il they do not pay up their taps
will be cut of. =.
/, Kapebela Kaeha was indicted yes
terday afternoon by the territorial
grand jury, for the murder of Hoshino,
in River street camp. a week ago
last Monday. Wednesday, September
20, is the date set for the beginning Of
the trial. .AaE
In the admiralty suit Of Antonio Me
Pherson versus the Peruvian bark Bel
fast, the case Of libelee was put on
in the federal court, yesterday, and
both sides closed. The case was con,
tinued until this morning for further
argument. # E
Firemen at the central station gave
an exhibition of their skill and readi-
ness in emergency, for the benefit of a
number of delegates to the civic con-
vention yesterday afternoon. The ex-
hibition was given on the waterfront,
near Pier Z, under the direction Of
Fire Chief Thurston. ~
Circuit Judge William II. Heen has
commenced an investigation of eondi-
tions ut the Salvation Army home,
Manoa Valley, based upon a letter re-
eeived by Judge Ashford, from one of
the inmates, recently, and which all
leges that some of the girls of the in
stitutionS are grievously overworked.
Francisco Candida, the Filipino who
was brought back from San Francisco
by the steamer Wilhelmina, and who
recently escaped from Oahu prison, was
sentenced, yesterday, by Circuit Judge
Heen, to serve not less than five years,
on a charge of burglary, committed
since breaking Jail. He has now. nine
teen years confinement in prison
ahead of him.
An official call on Capt George r.
Clark, commandant of Pearl Harbor,
and other officers of the station was
made yesterday by Brig. Gen. John
p. Wiser, commander of the Hawaiian
Department, who was accompanied by
Major l.. w. Redington and Lieut..
Harold +. LOOMS. The naval station
band and, a companS jef marines were
turned ouf in honor W the call. s. II
Peter Kalani, city bandmaster, has
written to Mayor FeFp, notifying that
he is going to dismissI three musicians;
r. II. Baker u. Sal hmancea and An
drew McCabe. 1nasmuch as the band
master gave no reasons why the trio
of music makers should get the blue
envelope, Mayor FefIi intends having
heart.to- heart'ta with Kalani, in the
course of day or so, in order TO as
certain where the dissatisfaction lies.
Miss Grace Crosby of New York,
one of the best known Bible and mis-,
sions study class Leadership the Episeo.
pal Church will pass through Honolulu
on the Tenyo' Maru en- route to China,
and will address a meeting of the bio.
cesar Branch of the Woman g Auxil.
larry at the Davies Memorial Parish
House of st. Andrews Cathedral on
Friday afternoon at itwo-thirty, All
Auxiliary members of the city are
urged to be present to greet Miss
Crosby. She will be the guest of Miss
Marie Won Holt for the day, e.