Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL

HLhL AMI uENEkAL |
Judge Lyle A. Dickey. substitute
jurist in the first division of the 10
cal circuit will call the criminal trial
calendar next Monday morning at =
O'Clock.
The federal grand jury for the DC
tober term probably will make its
final report Saturday morning. The
local federal district court has ad
journed until that date. thus granting
observance OF Good Friday tomorrow.
A rehearsal of Down in Dixie" the
play to be given in the neR national
guard armory on the evenings of
April IS and Is. will be held at Z
O'Clock this evening in the Klohana
building. Mill and BeFetania
streets. All meE-Iers of the cast are
requested to be present
The condition of Rev FIR lanes c.
Beisell, who is an inmate of the Paei-
fic Sanatorium suffering with a dis
ease which has affected his heart and
lungs. now is reported by the phys.
clans as being critical Rev. Father
Beisell, who is head of the Catholic
Mission at Hilo, was brought to Homo
lulu from the Crescent City Tuesday.
At a meeting Of the Merchants AS
ISOLATION at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon, there will be further discussion
on the associations plan to urge the
secretary of war to station at least
enc war vessel al Honolulu George
G. Guild, who recently was appointed
a committee of one to investigate the
feasibility Of such project, will have
an interesting report to make.
During the past three days. Richard
L. HalSey; inspector in charge of the
federal immigration station, has re-
ceiyed from 1GS Spanish and Portu.
guese applications for alien certifi-
Gates which sanction their journeying
from Hawaii to the mainland. The In
spector states that the majority of the
applications have come from the other
islands.
The Associacao de S. M. "A Patria''
is arranging an excursion 20 Pearl.
City on Sunday, May 3, which will be
coupled with basket picnic at noon.
"a special train will leave the O. r. &
L. depot at $3.50 o'clock Sunday morn
ing and will return at $50 o'clock
in the afternoon. Tickets, including
the round-trip excursion and picni=,
are on sale at so cents each.
1t is announced that despite his re-
cent ruling, which was to the effect
that he is qualified to sit as substi-ll
.tute Judge for Judge H. E.. Cooper,
Judge Lyle A.; Dickey will hear fur
Their argument at 80 o'clock next
Monday morning on the plea to juris-
diction entered by Attorney Glenn X
Quinn Attorney Quinn represents
Joe Forage, who is held for second
degree larceny, and Judge Dickey.
probably will be required to repeat
his former ruling before proceeding
with this case -
JEFF McCarn, United States district
attorney, has been asked to address
the union temperance meeting which
will be held inc Central Union church
on the evening of Sunday, April ID.
An address will also be delivered by
DR.. John w. WadFnan. superintendent
of the local branch of the AntiaSafoon
League, and a. special musical pro-
gram is being arranged. Three
churches, Central Union, First Metho-
dist Episcopal and the Christian
have joined in the meeting and Rev.
ID. C.. Peters, pastor of the Christian
church, will preside. -<. T.
8 The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation today is mailing to. the entire
senior membership invitations to the
annual meeting of the members OF the.
organization which will be held in the
games hall on the evening of May 5,
at I O'Clock. The invitation commit
the, of which George G. Guild is chair
man, is sending out these early an
Inducements at the request of the.
committee on state delegations, which
is headed by A. L. Mackaye. 1t is.
expected that at least 500 members OF
the association will be in attendance
at the annual event. u