Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-25
LOCAL and GENERAL

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Albert Reinecke was granted q III
yorce today by Circuit Judge Whitney
from Annie Anderson Reinecke, whom
he accuses of a statutory offense. {
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. White OF
Fresno. CAL. where Mr.. White is su-
|perintendent of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company. Mr.. White
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. White
The condition of ". l. Eaton. who
was removed to the Queens hospital
shortly after noon yesterday suffer
ing from hemofrhage. was reported
this afternoon as being unchanged.
A larger number OF stock exchange
houses than usual il Is expected. viii
go out Of business IN Wall street al
the end Of the present year. Bust
ness has not been in sufficient guam.
tity to 60 around. -
Floating Drydocks" will be the
subject OF an address which w. r.
Donnelly, designer OF the Hoolana,
will deliver at the meeting of the
Hawaii Engineering Association In
the Library Of Hawaii at s o'clock
this evening. - -. T. Is.
Judge whitney has set January 3 as
the final accounts of the Hawaiian,
Trust Company. executor of the es-.
tate OF the late Alice M. Hastings. The
company,s final accounts show re-
ceipts OF $2793.23 and asks that It be-
credited for s299S.63. e.
Judge Whitney has set December
20 as the date on which he will pro-
bate the viii of the late Franz Brze-
sowsky. who died November IS, leav-
Ing an estate of 5000 and heirs con.
sisting of two daughters, two grand
sons and four and-daughters.
Acknowledgement Thayer received
cable from E. A. Mott-Smith res
terday, merely thanking him for his
reply to the cable of q. week ago and
stating definitely that he win remain
ON the Coast three weeks longer. re-
turning to Honolulu December "A. &
zee Kyung 500. indicted on three.
charges of embezzlement pleaded In
nocence on all of them when ar
raigned before Circuit Judge Robin.
son this morning. His trial on one.
OF the charges viii begin Friday
morning before Jury In Judge Rob
inson's court.
Details Of the program for the,
mardi gras and charity ball which
the local lodge of Elks intends giv-
ing New Years eve will be presented.
at a meeting Of the committee Of the
organization at 5 O'Clock this after
noon. All members are requested to
be present
On information from San Francisco
federal officials. immigration Inspect
or Richard Z. Halsey this morning
took Chin On Oy. q Chinese woman
off the 6hiyo Maru and viii send her
hack to the coast city on the Nippon
Maru, leaving here November 81. IT
Ii thought she IS wanted there as 81
witness. ~ Y,
A feast Of good things win be
spread before the public tomorrow
Afternoon when the ladies Of st. AM
dreW,s Guild will hold deIicatessen,
sale In Davies Memorial Hall. All
the delicaeies Of the thanksgiving
season, as well as the substantials.l
will be found there, presented in new
and attractive ways. The different
ladies' Of the parish, many Of whom
are famous for their recipes, viii
have charge of the sale.
Circuit Judge Lyle A. Dickey, sit.
ting In Judge Robinson's division this
morning denied the motion for q new
trial, made BY counsel for the Alex
ander Young Building Company in
the case brought against that concern
by All Kwaf zee Wo. The Chinese
was awarded damages in the sum Of
$4,000 recently for the death of his
5-yearold boy, who was recently killed
in an accident In the makai elevator
Of the hotel building two years ago.
The company's attorneys gave notice
this morning Of an appeal from the
circuit courts judgment.