Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-02
LOCAL and GENERAL

LUIAL AND uENEM |
Friends of Larry Dee OF San Fran
cisco have been advised that his death
a few days ago was due to heart dis
ease.
The monthly meeting of the Kalihi
Improvement Club will be held on
"Wednesday evening at 1880 a: the
chapel. corner of Beckley street and
Guliek avenue,
The arraignment of Ramon Mattos.
indicted recently by the territorial
grand jury for assault and battery,
las been continued by Circuit Judge
Robinson TO Friday morning. July IL.
at O'Clock. The accused man is re-
leased on bail.
DIR. F. L. Morong. secretary of the
Medical Society of Hawaii, announces
that the meeting of that organization
scheduled for Friday has been defer.
red one week, owing to the fact that
the July date falls on the Fourth. AT
the meeting on July IL. paper win
be read by DIR. A. n. Sinclair.
The arrival of j. +. Hackfeld. head
of H.. Hackfeld & Co., this city, the
middle Of the month. or Whereabouts,
may mean the beginning of reorgan-
ization of the company. The death OF
w. Pfotenhauer, formerly head of the
big firm. has left a vacancy which, Il
is expected, will be filled by Georg
Rodiek. Mr. Hackfeld is on his way
here from Germany and Is now be-
lieved to be in San Francisco.
Without hint as to his purpose
Governor Frear suddenly departed for
Waiahele, on windward Oahu. early
this morning. He intimated yesterday
afternoon that he might make the trip
and that he might be gone two or
three days. Whether the journey is
partly on official business or merely
for pleasure is not known, though 1t
is said he probably will inspect the
Waiahole Water Company's progress
on the big irrigation project, while
he is in that vicinity.
Attorney General Thayer has re-
TERED to the board of prison commits
sioners the petition for executive
clemency filed by Han San Won, sem
tened to % years Imprisonment by
Judge Parsons at Hilo in March, 1906,
for murder in the second degree. The
Chinaman pleaded guilty to the
charge. He has now served seven
years, and asserting that he Is inno-
cent of the crime. is asking for full
pardon.
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday by Rosa & Company,
wholesal liquor dealers, who desire
to do business in location at the
corner of Alakea and King streets.
The firm is capitalized at at $4,000,
divided into 200 shares. with maxi
mum capitalization limit Of $4,000.
The officers. and the amount of stock
subscribed by each, are Joseph q.
Pregil, president, 60 shares; Manuel
M. CaIhau. president, go: Jose G.
rS0uza. secretary, enc; Louis Rosa.
treasurer, one; E. C. Peters, auditor,
one; Emily NJ. Rosa, sixty shares.
A moving picture show, consisting
of several dramas of stirring interest
which include, in general way in
formation concerning the dangers sof
the great white plague will be given
at the Hawaiian opera house next
Monday and Tuesday evenings. DR..
A. N Sinclair, tuberculosis expert,
will have charge Of the exhibit and
the receipts from the admission
charge, which is to be nominal, will
go to the Anti-tuberculosis League.
Three or four films will be shown,
each a pictorial story filled with hui
man interest," The show will begin
at S:15 o'clock each evening.
Injuries received by Mrs. II. p.
Wood through falling to the deck of
the Sierra while en- route from here
to. San Francisco, have necessitated
her immediate return to Honolulu and
she leaves the coast city today in the
Wilhelmina, accompanied by her hus-
band. Secretary Wood of the Hawaii
an fair commission, cabled the promo
ton committee that he has abandoned
his proposed trip on account of Mrs.
Woods illness and that he has can
celled all engagements in Canada and
the middle west.