Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-21
LOCAL And GENERAL

PULLS sEnerrer3. arraigned before
Judge Robinson today ON a charge Of
first degree burglary. pleaded not
guilty. The hearing IS set for Thurs.
Day morning. October 80.
G.. G. Bockus viii speak At the Y. NJ.
c. A. On Thursday night upon the sub
ject 'The Trail of '9S" He viii tell
OF lis experiences asa amusher9 on
the Alaskan trails among the gold
hunters s
or the thirteen deaths from conta-
gious diseases in Honolulu during the.
first half of October II we're due to-
tuberculosis and one to typhoid fever.
Such is the semi monthly report Of
Registrar M. ii. Lemon of the terrific
rial board Of health.
The trial of Frank Enoss James
Aiohikea and Titus Lowell, Indicted
for FIRST degree burglary. has been
set for next Thursday morning at
$50 O'Clock. The trio were arraign-l
ed before Judge Robinson this morn
ing, all pleading not guilty.
Daniel Hoopii This morning pleaded
not guilty in Judge Robinson's court
to the charge Of assault and battery,
on. which he was indicted by the terri
foftal grand jury last week G. F..
Peterson was appointed TO represent
him In court and the hearing was set
for Wednesday morning, October Is.
Sirilo Bondoc this morning pleaded
innocent to the charge OF assault and
battery and Judge Robinson, before
whom he was arraigned appointed At
tOrney Leon M. Straps as his coun.l
sci, setting the trial for the morning
Of November 5. -
The members OF the local chapter
OF the Daughters of the American
Revolution held their first meeting Of
the new year yesterday afternoon
when they met at the residence Of
Mira Theodore Richards. Kinau street.
sPatriotic Music was the topic OF
discussion; there being 3 number Of
interesting papers read touching on.
the history Of famous old songs and
NE sketches Of the authors.
s.No news at an e, spalding.
treasurer Of the CORPORATION holding
~ n Irwin,s nronertv in Hawaii. said
after goinr fkronrb kis coasf mail
this nornifle win reference To the re-
port that the irwin mansion and
premises at waikiki had been leased
~ four yoIIl,g 111en from the mainland
who intended Converting the place
into & first-class hotel. There IS
probablf nothing "a ft.s was his con-
ciusion from the absence Of adyices.
81 3 =
OF the quartefmasfer At Schoneid Bar
racks y TO the eject that 6R cayaiFg
horses, no longer needed Tor me pHp-
lle service. VIII PC SOLO AZ anc1on az
me parraeks on lne eItefnQop q NN-a
4eMper peglpAille ~ eiock. z i lss'
sale VIII pc cQptmueq Qn fnPseqlent|
days until Al the horses are nlfposea
0L animals ere @ pe Eetl!exsQ
py tne pAtSneser on sHe Na{ y tas
SAFE. ana ne l2rage VIII Ge lpEliishea
N9r me aiitlllais hlEsl lle4 gre. solH'
Z. So. Is rs
That he had given her the money
10 place IN george ~. bowers naadbl
for Investment in the opium business
was the assertion made on the Rif.l
ness stand IN circuit court yesterday
By Mrs, ]. r. Hyiand. defendant in
the suit brought by Bernafd Libmapl
to recover 500 which he said be had
loaned her. The woman averred itl
was no loan but merely passed to her
as transferring agent. The court fail
ed to see the transaction In the same
light, however, giving Judgment In
Libman's favor.
-
James Louis Mcqueen told on the
vision OF the circuit court this morn,