The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-07
BREVITIES

Dan Kamahu, late captain Of police
and now small farmer near Waianae,
was in town yesterday, greeting his old
friends on the force.
Mrs. Irmgard Elgin, special officer
Of the humane society, has notified the
society Of her intention of resiguing
'her position at the end of this year.
Capt Eugene A. Lohman, who has
been stationed ut Fort Shafter, is now
at department headquarters in town as
assistant in the signal Office depart
ment. s3----.
The Eve Filipinos, charged with the
murder of Tsunetaro Hayashihara near
Kaneohe, have been placed on the cir.
cult court calendar for trial next Mon
| day morning. ~
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Free Kindergarten and Children's
Aid Association will be held at the Lib
rary Of Hawaii on Friday at nine
thirty O'Clock. 49,.
Helen Buriloff, the year.old
Russian girl who attempted to end her
life by drinking iodine, on Tuesday,
was allowed to return to her home by
Judge Heen yesterday. ....
An inquest on the body of Joseph
Brown, who was killed on Monday af-
ternoon, while riding motorcycle near
! Heinie's Tavern, will be held on Fri
day morning at ten O'Clock.
The floor Of the harbor in the vicin.
| ity of Pier is being inspected by the
harbor board engineers, in an effort to
determine what manner of wharf will
/ hp baaf al - Nha
Laie Pila, Hawaiian woman, was
found dead early yesterday morning,
on the lanai of her residence, Vine.
yard Street Camp No. ,. Heart fail
ure is believed to have been the cause
of death. 4
information is wanted Of the where,
abouts Of Roy 4. Benjman, a machin-
list, 25 years old, who, registered at the
Y. NJ. @. A. about July 20. There is
an accumulation of mail at the Y. NJ.
C. A. for him. ..& :
John Hichuchin, Russian, was
| treated at the emergency hospital yes
terday for dog.bite. The dog, rushed
out of yard near Hotel and Punch
bowl Streets and grabbed his left leg
below the knee.
! Mrs. Jay c.. Kuhns and little daugh.
ter left on the Maui yesterday morn
! ing for visit to relatives on the
mainland. She will return before
Christmas. Mrs. Kuhns is the wife of
Doctor Kuhns of Kealia plantation,
Kauai. ~
According to figures, now being com
piled by Clerk Clement Wong, in Sher-
| iff Rose s office, 4244 aliens, alien enc
mics and cOlored men. were registered
in the fifth district. The figures in
clude eight alien enemies and eleven
eolored men. @t'
Halemanu, a resident of the McIn,
erny Tract, was treated at the emer-
gency hospital, yesterday afternoon,
for an incised wound over his left eye,
and which necessitated the taking of
a couple of stitches. The injury was
caused by a fall.
Dan Kaleikini was taken to the
emergency hospital last night, suffer
ing from a badly laeerated. left leg.
While working for the IntcrIsland
Steam Navigation Co. at Pier II, a
piece of machinery which he was
handling slipped and injured his leg.
Charged with having stolen about
$50 worth of goods, the property of his
Chinese boy was committed to the
Boys Industrial School by Judge
Heen, yesterday afternoon. He had
been carrying away goods for period
of over three months.
The InterI Island Steam Navigation
Company has been awarded the contract
for supplying the city with cable wire
to be used in the electric lighting OF
Kalakaua Avenue The bids were open
ed and the contract awarded at last
night $ meeting of the supervisors
The successful bid was 5000. Three
tenders were received.
Mrs. Abbe Hale, young Hawaiian
woman, swOre out yesterday warrant
against a soldier named Clarence rs
sex, charging him with assault and
battery. Essex, who belongs to Com
pany C, Thirty second Infantry, is al
legged to have insulted the girl, or
Hotel Street last Saturday night, anc
to have showed her off the sidewalk.
Miss NJ. C. Hearsey and Miss Ettt
4 Agee, new secretaries of the Y. W. Z
A., arrived from the mainland on tn
last summer. Miss Hearsey will taxi
charge of the educational work anc
Miss Agee of the extension department
of the association. Miss LeonOra An
derson and Miss Eunice Carter, loca
Y. W. c. A, workers who have been il
attendance on the conference at Asilo
: mar, returned at the same time,
Twenty new mainland teachers TO
the territorial public schools arrived II
the Sierra on Monday from San Fran
cisco and have been assigned to thel
teaching places. Practically all posi-
tons in the teaching force, of the de
partment of public instruction have
been filed A number of the teacher
| who have been visiting in the main
land and others who are to come her
from the States TO teach will be few
days late in arriving and taking VI
> their work. 49,.
? "The Sea Scouts of Hawaii mem
bers of an Independent organization JUS
forming, were given patriotic ad
dress by Henry Allen, the captain o
: the troop, on Tuesday evening at tn
meeting held in the Bungalow. MI