Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The sRack OF me boiler explosion
/ Saturday afternoon was plainly felt
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The heavy rains of this WorriEs
quickly Hooded the track Of the Wal
| ayae branch. Of the Rapid Transit
I There Will be a meeting OF honolulu
4 Lodge Ne iUa,.F.& A NJ in Ma,
! sonic Temple az halfpast seven 10,
| night =: ......>.,.. i. :. ii.
| The regular meeting. OF the directors
OF the Y W G.. A. WILDE held n 3
Ioclock tomorrow morning attic Bos-
| ton building ...... =. II. r.
/ II is stated that a number Ql young
| people Of Maui are laid upwitN Iuieil-
! luonia, and that typhoid fever has
also madl its appearance in enc ease.
Tie TIVE japanese. WceklieS which
LaHG been. flourisEing on The Valley
Island have. been amalgamatcd and
are noN lsSucd under the name OF the
Faishe Shinpo,. -: -. ......>....
Judge John Hunt. II the superior
court at San Francisco. who. is visit.
! ing frlenGs in Honolulu. called At the
capitol this morning TO pay his re-
Ispects 10 the governor. III.
Wasati Taruda. accused OF assault
and battery with Il deadly weapon,
this morning withdrew his plea Of nor
guilty in circuit court, entering.a plea
OF guilty. Hiss entence Will be pro-
nounced Friday by Judge Robinson
St. Andrews Cathedral Parish will
hold its annual meeting tomorrow
night at 7:45 in the parish house, AT
which brief reports will be read of the
work, and the Eestry and otner off
GERS will be elected for the coming
year ...... III. .~.'..
Claiming to he a victim of a hold.
up, Manuel Comes was placed under
arrest yesterday pending his recovery
from too great indulgence III strong
spirits. He told a story 10 the effect
that ne had been .waylaid by party
including Americans and Filipinos.
A diversified and interesting pro-
gram has been prepared for the sew
cnth annual conference Of the Chi.
nese Students Alliance of Hawaii
which vii! be held next Saturday
evening in the MidPacific Institute
at Manoa. Refreshments will be
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AL ouLO SlllGlol SlCl ItOullCtI
in the arrest of Alfred j. White
member OF Battery d, First Field Ar
lillery who is alleged to have driven
the machine toward the city on the
! wrong side of the road collided with
the White car, doing considerable
damage. 49,. 49,. -: :.=~
On Tuesday evening at o'clock
Rev j. Smith of Philadelphia will
speak in the Salvation Army hall
Everyone is urged to attend this meet
ing, which is one of a series held in
this city with good effect. Remember,
Salvation Army hall, corner King and
Nuuanu streets, p. m.
The funeral of the late William Cor
nelius Sproull was held at the under
taking parlors of H. H. Williams Sat
urday afternoon. Interment was in
Nuuanu cemetery. F. NJ. Swanzy, H.
NJ. Whitney. DIR. George Herbert, c. A
Brown. H. NJ. Vetleson and Cecil
Brown were the pail bearers.
DIR. f. ". Wilcox. now risen to dis
tinction as one of the local bards, has
issued a neatly printed book which
contains many of the interesting bits
of verse from the pen of the Wei
known official The work is dedicat,
ed to the memory Of his daughter, the
little playmate Ruth Evans Wilcox,
who passed away in May, 1912
In honor of the recent arrival of his
wife and daughter from Japan, Consul
Eitaki, Japanese conssi to Hawaii,
held reception Saturday afternoon
at his home on Nuuanu avenue. Among
the large number present were: Dr.
Mcri S. Sheba, DR.. J'chida, D. yane-
kura, X. Makino, Dr. Katecuki s.
Sega, Y Takura, Or. Mortamura, and
Y Akaki.