Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL

tIOfM AND GENERAL |
The officers and teachers of the
Central Union Bible school will hold
meeting in the church parlors We'd
nesday evening beginning at $50
o'clock. ...s..
The public. schools of the territory,
and many private institutions. opened
yesterday morning for the spring
term. A slight increase in attendance
has been reported.
The semi-aHnual accounts of Clerk
A. E. Murphy. of the U. S. district
court were approved by Judge c.. F.
Clemens yesterday. and were forward
ed to Washington to-day.
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According to a report filed at the
Japanese consulate yesterday, Japa-
nese .children to the number of 4.248
were born in the territory during 1913.
The third recruit company of the
national guard of Hawaii. of which
Paul Super is captain, will hold its
, first drill tomorrow evening in the
; new armory, commencing at 1880
O'Clock. H.. -. -. 3
The second public !: dance at the
Kapiolani park j. bathheuse will be
given within a few days. Mayor Fern
is now arranging date for the Ha.
waiian band to render the music for
the dance. The dance will possibly
be given Friday. The former bali
was given on Thursday evening, but
as the band is to play at the PIeasan-
ton hotel this Thursday, it has been
tentatively decided to have the dance
Friday. evening. ! .s.Ssf,
The petit jurors in u. S. District
court will be called January instead
of January as formerly announced,
Judge c. F. Clemens stated this morn
ing that the case set for hearing on
the latter date is ito be disposed of
without the aid of a jury and that the
Jurors therefore will not be required
until January 9.
Il The federal grand jury convened
this morning The nature of it's inves,
legations is not known publicly
though it is thought, from the person.
mel OF, the witnesses awaiting a hear.
ing before the inquisitors, that the
statutory charges against Joseph
Doyle, the bartender, are under con,
Sideration.
A meeting of the members of the
Woman's Board Of Missions of Cen,
trak Union church is. being held this
afternoon, having -, convened at 2
O'Clock Reports setting forth the
work accomplished during the past
month will be presented and several
papers are to be read. Mrs. T. NJ
Church will speak upon The subject
'.The Need of Education in Regard to
MissionS.s'
s. Upon the recommendation of the
house committee, the grill at the head
quarters or the Loyal Order of Moose
has been closcl. The commit ee, il is
said, recently found that the grill WAS
mourning more expense than had beeI
expected and for that reason the &C
ton was taken. 1t is rumOred that the
annual inspection of the lodge is soon
to be made by representative of the
grand lodge.
.. Whether two women whom lmmi-
grafton Inspector Halsey arrested al
IwiEei as undesirable aliens have es-
capped by marrying men who are citi-
ZenS will be determined by Federal
Judge G.. T. Clemons in the next few
days. On the allegation that they
have so escaped the federal laws
clutches attorneys FOR the two women
yesterday obtained temporary liberty
for them under a writ of habeas cor
pus, the women meantime supplying
bail in the sum of $3.50, pending the
final determination of the action. Sew
eral such women were to be deported
On the Siberia today, but these two
will not be in the crowd. Until a
short time ago they were known as
Rose RhadeZ, a French woman. and
Lizzie Yust, a native Of Switzerland,
but the former married a man named
Walters and the latter a man known
as TOmson. They now claim the Citi-
Zenship of their husbands.
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