Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Palama boy scouts, a detach-
ment Of the Honolulu order Will hold
exercises In the district tomorrow az
ternOOn and lay the corner Stone OF
a building which will servo as th"U
headquarters.
On account Ct the executive com
mittee being unable to provide a pro-
gram, the meeting OF the members of
the Alexander Hamilton Institute
Club, scheduled for 5 O'Clock this
evening at the Y. NJ. c, A, has been
postponed until next week.
The arraignncnt Of John NJ. Kea.
clerk in the public health department,
who has been indicted for embezZIe-
ment, was continued by Judge Cooper
today until 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
Two addresses will be delivered at
the meeting of the district Woman s
Auxiliary in the parish house of St.
Clements church Monday afternoon ::
one by Mrs H. NJ Won Holt on the
triennial convention, and the other
by Rev. Arthur Gray, educational sec
rotary for the Missions house of New
York city.
Until the condition Of the money
market in the east improves the gov
ernOr advised the mayor and Homo
lulu supervisors, in his conference
with them yesterday afternoon, to let
the proposition of new city hall
rest temporarily. He advised them
the market was in no condition at
present to warrant an attempt to float
county bonds.
Ching Leong Chin, the Chinese who
astounded the governments attorneys
in federal court several days ago by
his testimony and caused the court
to direct verdict of acQuittal in the
opium case against Fong Hing, was
to be given a preliminary hearing be-
fore U. S. Commissioner Davis this
afternoon on a charge Of perjury.
The latest coast papers chronicle
the suicide of Mrs. c. NJ. Belshaw,
wife of eXState Senator c. NJ. Bel.
shaw, at Antioch, Cal, on February
20. III health is given as the cause
of the rash act A revolver was the
implement used. Mr. and Mrs. Bel
shaw have visited Hawaii a number
OF times, an dhave many friends here
Japanese undesirables to the num-
Der of four-two men and two women
last night were deported by Richard
l.. Halsey, inspector-fn charge of the
federal immigration station. having
been placed aboard the Siberia for re-
turn to their native country The de-
ports were numbered among those ar
rested by Inspector Halsey during the
recent cleanup of the Iwilei district.
The annual meeting of the Hawaii,
an Historical Society will be held in
the Library Of Hawaii this evening,
at 1870 O'Clock, and will be
an open gathering, all members, their
friends and others interesting being
invited Among the papers to be read
Will be The First Secular Printing
Press" by Rev. Father Reginald; ''Ha-
waiian Coinage" by John P. G. Arndt:
WAS John Young an American" by
Bishop Henry B. Restarick. 'Kameha-
meha's Ceding Hawaii to Vancouver"
by Rev. w. D. Westervelt.
A choir of youEg girls, appropriately
attired, and singing, will be the fea-
ture of float which the Inter-Church
Federation will enter in the Floral
Parade. The float will be in the, form
of model church with all accessories.
including an organ. At the meeting
of the chairmen of the carnival com
mittees last night, c. r. Frazier, chair
man of the floats committee, reported
that work is now being done on So
floats
The annual meeting of the Kauikeo-
lani Children's Hospital corporation
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
hospital, at which time w. o. Smith
and Allan Herbert were reelected
trustees for the term of three years
and E. A. Mott-Smith and G. B. Isen-
berg for the term of one year. Both
the physician and surgeon presented
very interesting reports of the work
during the past year. Following the
annual meeting. the trustees met and
elected the following officers: S. B..
Dole, president; G. P. Castle, vice
president; Miss G. c. Quincy, secre-
tary; W. O. Smith, treasurer; and the
Audit Company of Hawaii, auditor.