Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-17
LOCAL and GENERAL

I Class Day exercises were held al
the Kawaiahao Seminary yesterday
afternoon, being participated in by the
| students Of the institution in honor OF
/ the members Of the graduating class
/ The funeral Of Mrs. Chung Nee
Hing, wife of the prominent Chinese
mason, will be held at Silya's under.
| taking parlor tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock /.
Hearing of the case of Pukuwela
Mokini and Susie Ahee, indicted re-
Gently by the federal grand jury on a
statutory charge. probably will begin
j tomorrow morning in the U. S. district
court.
4 The trials of Albert Maehado and
Edward Quincy, indicted for white
slavery, have been continued until the
| next term of U. s. district court. Both
] we're arraigned yesterday, entering
/ pleas of not guilty.
| Asking damages in the sum of &c.,
| 500, j. Oswald Lutted has filed suit in
| circuit court against DR.. George Her.
bert. Plaintiff alleges that the phYsi.
clans failure to cure him resulted in
/ the amputation of his leg.
Il tnC HdooCh6Clo bOOhOa ~
leave on the S. s. Wilhelmina for San
Francisco are DR.. and Mrs. Herbert
DR.. Herbert expects to be absent for
i about six weeks. During his absence
| DR.. st. d. G. Walters will have entire
charge of his practice.
| The marriage of Miss Helen Eames
Of Honolulu and Eugene Tryon Red
| mond of Boston was celebrated in San
Francisco on Tuesday evening, June ),
in st. Luke's Episcopal Church. After
a short honeymoon in California the
/ couple Will reside in Boston.
The many friends of Mrs. Eva Bow
en-. also the members of st. Andrews
choir, of which she has been a MEM
Der for year or more, to bid her bon
| voyage and aloha nui on her trip to
Australia via the s.. S. Niagara, also a
safe return to the islands in her own
good time. =.
Manager G. w. Green. says the San
Francisco papers of June q arrived
there June in the Sierra with his
| baseball outfit, composed OF natives
| from the Hawaiian Islands, and ex-
poets 10 make a tour through the
United States, playing all the last
/ semi-professional teams.
Manuel Ferreira received sentence
/ of six months Imprisonment, with
costs, and Joseph p. Herrera drew
| five months Imprisonment with costs
| in U. s. district court this morning.
i After some hesitation and a show OF
| legal fight on Ferreira's part, both en-
tered plea of guilty to the charge OF
/ opium smuggling.
| Laurence /. Hewes, of the office OF
| public roads in the department of ag-
riculture, has written booklet on the
/ repair and maintenance of highways
which is being read with considerable
/ interest here by officials connected
| with road improving. 1t Is quite a
/ complete little book and gives an
abundance of information on the best
methods of keeping highways IN
/ shape.
A literary and musical program com.
posed the exercises at the Sacred
Heart Academy, Kaimuki, held last
evening to mark the close of the 1872.
1918 school year. Miss E. McCandless
and Miss M. K. Hudson were awarded
| diplomas, while Miss Goo Wan Hoy
and Miss L. Condor received certifi-
Gates of accuracy in shorthand. A
large audience was present.
At a meeting this morning of the
committees in charge of the 1913
Fourth of July celebration, of which
Ed. Towse is chairman and George
i Henshall secretary, John Anderson
was appointed to have charge of the
track and field sports at Kapiolanf
Park, Ben Hollinger to have charge
/ of the horse races and Charles r.
| Frazier of the decorated auto truck
section of the parade. =
| C. r. Graham, who has been traffic
manager of the Wells Fargo Express
/ Company in the West, has been pro.
NOTED to the position OF general SUI
perintendent, says the San Francisco
/ Cali of June 8. Graham's jurisdic.
| ton extends over the San Francisco
Central California, Northern California
/ and Nevadan, Oregon-Puget Sound
Alaska Yukon divisions and the lines
and agencies in Hawaii. -. -.
| Martin Neuman, former employee OF
the local postoffice, who was indicted
4 ny InS tlCuOld anu tSSSASAs va
! the charge of embeZzling $50 from the
| office, arrived on the Honolulan this
/ morning in the custody Of Deputy
i Marshal Grover, of the San Francisco
Office. He was picked up by the Off;
/ ciaI on the coast on a warrant from
Marshal E. R. Hendry, and is brought
back to face trial. .:..... r.
The following persons haYe been
elected to serve as officers of the ka-
ahumanu Society for the ensuing
year: Miss Lucy K. Peabody, presi-
i dent; Mrs. Mary Beckley, vice presi'
! dent; Mrs. Ihilani Techera, treasurer
l Mrs. Lahilahi Webb, secretary; Mis-
i Grace Kahoalff, assistant secretary
Mrs. Lila K. Aholo, sick committee
/ Mrs. Ellen H. Dwight, auditor; Mrs
Maria Smith, trustee of land. The
members of the executive committee
are Mesdames Irene Holloway, Alice
Colburn, Kalai Farr, Lizzie Uluna'
hele, Emilia Leal, All Ayau, Lokalia
Holt, Kamala Kalana. t.. r. :. -.