Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-10

Among the governors callers today
were A. V. Gear. John A. Hughes, J.
A. Baker and Joe Robert, Louis He'll
bush. C. D. Pringle, NJ. J. Sculty and
John Searle.
The board of trustees of the Homo
lulu chamber of commerce will meet
in the rooms Of the chamber. Stangen-
valid building, tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Chaplain Oscar J. w. Scott of the
18th infantry will lecture at the Young
Mems Christian Association Thursday
evening on Lincoln the Ideal Amer
lean"
Tack Quen Yuong, a Korean who
was hit by an, auto yesterday and ia
ken to Queens hospital, is reported to
be improving and expects to be dis
charged shortly. a., 49,
a.-Eg'T..Ic 49, &
The final accounts of E. r. Stack
able, executor of the estate Of Charles
K. Kapaealii, were approved by Cir
cult Judge Whitney today and the
executor discharged.
The, dismissal of the grand jury at
Hilo without consulting or notifying
the attorney generals office has made.
Special Prosecutor r. w. Breckons'
present trip to the Crescent City abor-
tive, and he probably will return to
Honolulu next Saturday.
The grand jury will not convene
again until February 26. The civil
cases growing cut of the Hawaii coun-
ty investigation likely will not be I'M
dertaken by Breckons until the latter
part of the month, the principal ones
involving Lakakea and the Keafoha
mandamus proceedings.
rights of Women" will be the SUBJ
ject of a lecture which D. L. whiting
ton will give in the Kflohana building,
Miller and Beretania. streets, at 4
o'clock this afternoon. the occasion
being the last of series of four ad-
dresses on Community Housekeep-
ing" given undef the auspices of the
College Club.
Prof William A. Bryan of the Col
lege of Hawaii has received news of
the death of his father at Whittier,
Cal. The deceased leaves a widow
and five sons, all of whom are mar
ried. Mr.. Bryan was 80 years old;
his health has been declining for
months. Twelve years ago he visited
his son here. p.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Com
pany, guardian of Mary Ann and Alex
ander Kanekapu Wharton filed an III
Tentery of the property belonging to
the minors, in circuit court this morn
ing. The estate consists of interest in
four pieces of land at Waialua, Oahu,
and a lease at the same place, to-
eether with cash on deposit in local
savings bank of S3041.80.
Supervisors making up the special
committee to arrange for the transfer
of the water and sewer systems from
the territory to the city and county
will hold their first meeting late this
afternoon, which will be in the nature
of a conference with John W. Cald-
well, superintendent of public works.
The members of the committee are
Supervisors Mcclellan, Petrie and
Pacheco.
The divorce case of Mrs. Beryl-Spfe-
gel Greyloueh, better known in Homo
lulu as Miss Beryl Hunter-Jones, was
set for hearing in Circuit Judge Whit
ney's court this morning. but the dis
eoyery was made that service OF the
papers had never been made on Ed
ward R. Spiegel- Greylouch, the re-
spondent, who is supposed to be living
at Los Angeles. This means fur
Their indefinite postponement OF the
hearing. H g. -'s@. -"
Considerable doubt arose in the
mind Of Attorney William j. Sheldon
this morning whether his client, Kale-
pa Iakona. should plead guilty to the
charge of eriminally assaulting a IL
year-old girl, or whether he should bit
terly contest the case to the end. He
finally concluded to fight. but found
that to do so he would need one or
two Important witnesses not in court,
so the hearing was continued until
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning. Mean
time the Witnesses viii be subpoenaed
and produced for examination
When the PACING Mall liner China
1o1,o(-l ~ for fho flrianf this morning