Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL

LOCAL AND GENERAL |
| The members OF Honolulu Chapter,
No. I. r. A. NJ. win meet in the Ma.
sonic Temple at 1880 o'clock this
evening.
| In observation OF Ascension Day
prayer with the celebration of Holy
Communion was held at ST. Clements
chapel, .Punahou. at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
A meeting OF the members Of Seho.
| field Lodge. +. and A. NJ. will be
held AZ Leilehua at 7:30 o'clock this
evening, There will be work In the
first degree
The meeting OF the board OF direct.
ors Of the Mid Pacific Carnival, Ltd.
scheduled for 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
has been postponed until Wednesday
of next week.
General Carter win sneak before
the Commercial Club next Monday at
the noon luncheon. The subject OF
his address will be. THE Future OF
Army Activities in Hawaii
Henry Davis, an aged Hawaiian who
resides at Kakaako. and who Il on the
liquor tabu list, was arrested by In
spector w. p. Fennell yesterday as
the derelict was entering D saloon.
Several cases in which Leon Straus
appears as attorney win be postpof-
ed tomorrow in the local courts. Mr..
Straus having been ordered by his
physician to leave the city for com.
plete rest
City and County Treasurer Nc
Carthy this morning paid of the road
laborers at Pearl City. The men III
that district are paid twice o month.
while those in other districts get
their money every four weeks.
Governor Pinkham this morning
paid an official call on the command.
er of the revenue cutter Thetis. Col
onef u w. Jones and Captain Dough.
erty Of the II. q. II. were the govern.
or's aides.
John Kealoha, the convicted Hilo
supervisor, should arrive IN Honolulu
on Saturday morning. He will begin
at once to serve his sentence of two
years imprisonment unless some fur.
ther appeal is perfected
Yesterday afternoon the case Of
Cyrus G. Miller was continued In the
federal court Several witnesses were
examined and the government has
about concluded its case. One Wit
ness swore that she saw her soldier;
friend pay for liquor at Miller's
house. 80 80. - 3 -.
The Rev Canon w. L. Potwine win
deliver an address on Church HIS
tory at st Andrews cathedral par
ish house tomorrow morning from III
until 11:30 O'Clock. Al cordial inVkl
tation to attend Is extended to all per.
sons interested.
In the office of the clerk OF the:
first circuit court there was yester.
day filed q document that ackncwl
edges the receipt by the Puma Sugar.
.GOmpany Of all the property. money.
goods and effects belonging to the
company from A. w. T. Bottomley.
the receiver. This means that all
the financial arrangements between
the company and its creditors have
been adjusted satisfactorily.
Eleven Japanese who, through their
attorney. T. Rawlins, pleaded
guilty TO being present at gambling
game, were each fined SIS this morn.
Ing In Judge Dickey,s court. Another
Japanese who should have appeared
In court on the same charge had the
case dismissed for the very good rea.
SON that the man committed suicide
some weeks ago
The appeal of John Cassidy against
the fine inflicted In the district court
for an assault on Mrs. Cressaty will
be heard In Judge Dickey's court to-
morrow morning. Attorney Frank
Thompson, who was appearing for
Cressaty, has gone to the coast and
there was some talk of continuing the
case till he returned. Cassidy,s attor.
ney, A. D. Larnach, objected to that.
and it Is expected that the other end
OF the case will be handled by one
Of Mr.. Thompson's associates.
Archie Boyd will have hearing be-
tore Commissioner Davis this after.
noon. He is accused Of q statutory
cffense Yesterday afternoon Hodges.
who is bringing charge against
Prosser, was heard by Commissioner
Davis. Attorney w. 4. Rawlins ap-
peared for Prosser and declared that
there was nothing left for his client
to answer The commissioner decid. |
ed to continue the matter till June 3
and Mrs Hodges will be summoned
from Los Angeles to appear in the
case