The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-15
BETTING IS IN
FAVOR OF IRMGARD
THE LITTLE BARKENTINE IS
PICKED AS WINNER or THE
SAILING RACE.

Betting on the waterfront favors
the barkentne Irmgard for the quick
est trip from San Francisco, as COM
pared with the Gerard c. Tobey, the
Erskine NJ Phelps and the Fort
George, all of which recently sailed,
It is reckoned that the lrmgard can
make the straightest line with her
barkentine rig, Phelps or no Phelps,
and that she has Graham's windjam-
mer sliinnel for beating. Captain
Christensen of the Irmgard will have
laurels awaiting him if he can take
the many record-holding Erslline NJ.
Phelps down a notch or two.
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six months Imprisonment by the Dis.
trict Court for committing a common
nuisance in the first degree, has ap-
pealed to the Circuit court The de-
PENDANT was convicted of disgusting
lewdness in the presence of some wo-
men on Punchbowl slopes.
"A Timely Talk on Time" is the sub
icct of a complimentary lecture to be
delivered at the Methodist Church
this evening by Bishop David Fl.
Moore, DID. LID. of Portland. All
are invited to avoid themselves the
opportunity of hearing a splendid adj
dress.
D. l.. Wilmington attorney for the
defendant in the Lowrie VS.. Baldwin
ct al. 100000 damage suit now pend
ing in the Circuit Court, yesterday
filed a motion which will be consider
ed by Judge De Bolt on next Friday
morning. asking that the questions Of
law involved be reserved for the SUI
preme Court. He argues a saving of
time and expense by such a course.
The defendants in the condemna.
ton suit for the opening of Bishop
street between King and Merchant
streets according to the requirements
of the Federal Government in connec-
ton with the new federal building
to be erected on the Mahuka property
have by stipulation been granted until
March 23rd to file answers.
Brady Clements, charged of may
hem, was arraigned before Judge Rob
inson yesterday afternoon in the
County Jail when he pleaded not gull
ty. This action was taken because
Of the illness of the defendant A. D..
Larnach was appointed counsel to de-
fend the prisoner.
An appeal has been taken from Ho.
nolulu District Court by plaintiff in
the suit of Margaret Cullen V. Mrs.
Kanamu Kiliona, in which Judge An
drade gave judgment for costs in ia
vor of defendant. The suit was for
$50 and - per cent. interest.
George Kekauoha, through his at
tolneys J. Lightfoot and Enos Vincent
has moved that the judgment in de-
fault against him for $2500 in favor
= of Ialiiloa KamahalO, be dissolved for
the reason that he was unable to file
, an answer for the reason that he has
: been confined in the County Jail for
some months. Kekauoha is one Of the
principles in the Mormon cases
= which attracted a good deal of at
= tention recently and is serving sew
1 eral sentences for adultery and per
. jury. The suit in question was brought
/ against him for damages for the alien
: alton of the affections of Kamahalo's
wife.
: The Kilohana Art League has beer
u granted the use Of the old fish marke
: building at the foot of Alakea stree
: for the purpose of several entertain
{ ments to be given within the mex
! several months. Superintendent Camp
tell of the Board of Public Work
; granted the permission yesterday Il
> a letter addressed to the league, cor
{ ditional that all stages and benche
i placed in the building be removed i'm
d mediately after the Musical festiva
/ to be held in May. Besides this even
II the League proposes to suitably cele
o brate McKinley's birthday on Januar
9th, and hold a Mardi' Gras festiva
$ on March 3rd.