Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-16
LOCAL and GENERAL

LVthL MNU uLNEkhL |
Doctor Derby goeg TO Kauai this
evening on special trip. He will re
turn Saturday.
On Regatta Day. Sept. 10th. the
Bishop Museum will be open to the
public as usual.
The Rapid Transit has just finished
turning in new rails on the curve that
leads from King street to the stretch
across the McCully fill.
On the grounds of desertion, Shige.
taro Horimoto this morning was
granted a divorce from Sue Horimoto
by Circuit Judge Whitney.
The trial of Pedro Orado, indicted
for burglary in the first degree, will
begin at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning
before jury in Circuit Judge Robin
sons court.
Circuit Judge Cooper today issued a
decree granting Annie Kahapea
Jesse replevin In the suit brought
by her to recover zone bay horse,
value $780," from her former husband,
George Wond.
Bids for the contract to build the
sidewalks Iaround the new library
building are TO be readvertised, SUI
perintendent Caldwell announcing
that he considers the figures submit
ted in the three tenders opened yes
terday as too high.
There were fully 400 people present
at the band concert given last night
on the grounds of the Liliuokalani
school at Kaimuli Nearly the full
number of selections were by re-
quest" and a most entertaining pro-
gram resulted.
The two children of Rehino Ro-
nero. whom he is alleged to have
kidnapped from his commonlaw wife
on Maui, were awarded to him per-
manentiy by Judge Whitney yester-
day. The little girls told the Judge
they preferred living with their father
and the godparents, at Kahukn, Oahu.
Queen Liliuokalani is today observ-
ing the fifty-first anniversary of her
marriage to the late Governor John
o. Dominis, who died % years ago.
In the olden days this anniversary
was the signal for extensive celebra-
ton. not only In Honolulu but through
out the islands, and the palace was
the scene of great festivity. This
custom died out years ago, however.
The physical department of the
Young Mems Christian Association be-
gan its years work yesterday after
noon with large attendance at the
business mems class in the gymnasi-
UNI. Fourteen men we're on the hoor
taking the systematic work for ID
minutes, this being followed by some
basketball. Last night the employed
boys began their work in the gym
nasiunl.
At a meeting of the MaIoa branch
of the Woman's Cooperative League
at the residence sof Mrs. f. F. Steere
yesterday afternoon, the advisability
of the establishment of associai set
Element at WoodlaWn, Man0a, formed
the principal topic of discussion. Pie
members expressed desire to have
the Hawaiian Board of Missions take
an interest in the matter in order that
work along this line may be begun
in the near future.
pioneering I'M the West" will be
the subject of lecture delivered By
Ed Towse in Cooke Hall, Young Mems
Christian Association building, Thurs
day evening, at eight o'clock, the DC
casion being the fifteenth Of the Sc
ries of Thursday night lectures con
Quoted by the association. The COM
mittee in charge of the lectures held
q meeting at noon yesterday, at which
time tentative program was outlined
for the next two months.
In six minutes a jury in Circuit
Judge Robinson's court arrived at 9
decision this morning finding Alfredo
Castillo guilty of the charge of first
degree burglary. The prisoner was
sentenced to not less than three
years servitude IN the penitentiary
Castillo created a diversion in court
by asking, through an Interpreter
that he be sent to the reformatory
Castillo appears to be about thirty
five or forty years old.
The first of the series of murder
trials to be heard in Circuit Judge
Robfnson's court this fall and winter