Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL

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There viii be q regular meeting of
members OF Theodore Roosevelt Camp
No. /. u. g. W. v. in the Bungalow at
1870 O'Clock tonight -
| David Kaneole last night fell two
| stories from the second floor lanai Of
a tenement en- South street below
| IIalekauiia and sustained only minor
| bruises about the body. He was
| drunk ~
Rev. D. c. Peters Ill continue his
lectures on Man and Church" at
Cooke Hall, Y. NJ. c. a building, on
Sunday afternoon, commencing at ,
Z Mans Duty to His church," -: .
Although It was at first thought the
repairs To the slHokestack Of. the Ka!-
rnuki pumping station would be com
| rleted yesterday, the pump will be
| closed down today IN order to have
the work finished satisfactorily.
Former United States Attorney Cen
eral Wickersharn and party departed
| in the Siberia fer the Orient last even
| ing after an enjoyable stay in Homo
lulu of two weeks r., said he was
sorry TO leave the hospitable shores OF
Hawaii. .....~....
Mr.. and Mrs F. Homer Curtis will
give their final lectures at the Empire
Theater on Sunday morning, and at
the Kilohana Club on, Sunday evening,
under the auspices of the Home of
TRUTH Mrs. NJ. NJ Hunter-Jones, min
istrant. ..@.s.r
Nicholas Tayau, Russian, working.
at Waimanalo, yesterday afternoon at
tempted to open a cartridge to ex-
tract the powder, when it exploded,
and the bullet lodged in his hip. He
vas taken to town by Japanese
chauffeur and sent by the police to
the Queens Hospital. -"
A special meeting of the Kapahulu
Improvement Club will be held at 8
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at the
residence of John A. Bortfeld, Gazette
avenue, near Diamond Head road. All
residents of the district are requested
to attend, as business of great impor-
lance is on the slate.
President A. F.. Griffiths of Oahu
College will, during the month of
April, lead the Adult Bible Class which
is being held in the auditorium of
Central Union Church This class is
open to both men and swoinen. and
curing the next four Sundays this
hour will be made especially helpful
by the new Instructor.
Defendants answer to suit brought
by one of the heirs of the estate of
the late Charles A. s. HartweH against
A. W. Carter, executor of the estate,
was excepted to yesterday in the cir
cult court. It is alleged by Castle &
Wilmington, attorneys for the prosecu-
ton, that the defendants denfals are
eyasiye. sham and insufficient"
The recent proposal of the promo
ton committee to have the other
islands cooperate with it in securing
greater publicity for Hawaii. has been
favorably met with on all sides. The
question viii be presented to. the Hilo,
Board of Trade by Doctor Elliot, while
j. N. s. Williams will speak on the
matter before the Maui Chamber of
Commerce. aszx,
At the meeting of the promotion
committee yesterday afternoon, par
tial reorganization of that body was
made in order to more fully system
atize the work. An auditor and vice
chairman were added to the number
OF officers, the list now standing:
+. L. Waldron, chairman; B. Won
Damn. viee-chairman; ]. T. Warren.
auditor, and H. P. Wood, secretary and
treasurer
The four men indicted by the fed
eIal grand jury yesterday for alleged
opium smuggling will be given oppor-
tunity to plead guilty or not guilty to
the charge Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the United States district
court The accused-Alexander Diaz,
Antonio CARA, George Madsen and
Irwin Berg apparently intend to fight
their cases, as all have employed at
torneys to defend them
The promotion committee has re-
ceived a relief map of the Hawaiian
Islands which was prepared by c. d.
Wolcott, director of the United States
geological survey, and modelled by Ed !
win F. Howell The map is an e1-
cellent piece of work, showing the
islands in a much more clear manner
than other relief maps of single
islands. The principal feature is the
location of the VOLCANOES, forests and
lava flows, which will greatly add to
the addition of meteorological data, /
which Secretary Wood hopes to have
done. T.. 49,. ... .-