Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-21

sergeant; G. II. Green, chaplain;
Geo. Overlook, sergeant of the
guard; j. +. Hilbus, principal
musician; Louis Adler, corporal
of the guard; l.. Perkins, camp
guard. Past Commander S. Nc
Keague Of G. W. DE Long Post,
No. As, was installing officer, as
sisted by the following members
of the post: Past Commander j.
n. Wright, Commander r. j.
Greene, Adjutant l.. l.. La Pierre,
Quartermaster w. l.. Eaton, Off
Ger of the Day w. +. Williams,
Senior Vice Commander L. Ad.
Ter, Comrades James Dodd and
U. Conklin.
March 12.-The Appropriation
bill for salaries and pay rolls was
finally passed in the Senate.
Judge Carter granted the petit
ton of Emmaline Magoon and
fourteen others 10 have +. b. Nc
Stocker appointed as next friend
of four Along minors and Of Mary
Along, a weak-minded person, for
the purpose of prosecuting suit
of petitioners against Julia 9.
Along, Maria x. Humphreys nee
Along and A. S. Humphreys. The
suit in question is a bill in equity
for an accounting and for the APP
pointment Of n receiver and trus-
tee. The Court also signed an in
terlocutory injunction forbidding
the defendants to sell or ALLEVIATE
any of the property covered by
two deeds of trust executed by
Chun Along, husband of the
tirst-named defendant, his wife,
and j. a. Magoon and W. L.
Allen, successfully tru. tees, where
by Chun Along, before his de-
parture for China a few years ago,
set apart 100000 of Pepeekeo
Plantation stock, to furnish from
its income and increase the means
of support, education, etc, to his
wife and their children.
Goro Martha, formerly secretary
of the japanese legation here, left
for Japan.
The afternoon train from Eva
ran into a wagon driven by a
Portuguese at WaipilopiIo cross.
ing. The wagon was converted
into kindling wood and the driver
thrown out and bruised, the
horses escaping without injury.
The japanese steamer Chiyod
Maru sailed for Yokohama taking
the members of Wirth's circus
which had just completed sue
cessful three months season in
the islands.
Uniform Rank, Knights of
Pythias, elected the following Of
ficers: 9. j. Mccarthy, captain;
G. b. Gray, lieutenant; Geo. p.
Denison, I'd lieutenant; Geo.
Stratemeyer, recorder, and f. b.
Dat, treasurer.
March l4-The steamship Mo-
nowai arrived from the Coast at
SPIN.
Rev. Mr.. Birnie of the Central
Union church lectured at the Y.
NJ. G. A. hall on "The Holy
Land"
Miss Kate Field returned from a
tour of the island of Oahu.
Judge Carter ordered that the
injunction in the Along suit may
be dissolved without prejudice,
upon the filing Of a bond of $780,
600 with w. L. Allen as surety.
The required bond was forthwith
filed and approved.
The engagement of Miss Mol
lie Atkinson to Samuel G.. Wilder
was announced; also that of Miss
Lille Hart to Francis Gay, and
Miss Annie Patty to Ernest Mott
Smith.
March 16-Steamship Australia
arrived from San Francisco at /
p. m.
Albert Tullett aud Miss Alice
Davis were married.
March 17.--Lorrin A. Thurston
delivered an address at an open
meeting of the American League
on "The Opium and Liquor
Traffic"
Minister Damon declared in
the Senate that the Executive had
no intention of interfering with
the present tariff on goods from
the United States, and especially
California wines.
w. II. Charlock and Miss Min
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