Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-27

nesOta. who has been spending about
four months az the PleaSantOn hotel.
! will make an extended tour OF the
Orient during the next sin months
] George Mcknew and II. ROhley. who
were found guilty by a jury in Judge
Dickey's court last week OF assault
and battery. were sentenced 10 pay a
fine Of So each and costs OF court
this morning.
| Two slight earthquake shocks. dis
tinctly felt in all parts of the city,
we're recorded at SAB O'Clock Satur-
day evening The first shock was
short and quick. while the other, &C.
I curing a few seconds later, was some
what heavier
All members of the Young Mems
Christian Association who intend to
attend the annual meeting and dinner
on the evening Of May 5, are request
ed to notify the office at once in or
der that the necessary seating ar.
engagements may be made.
With a view to securing finances
tor a fresh milk fund for the children
of the Liliuokalani school, the mem
bers of the Mothers Club of Kaimuki
will be hostesses at a dance and en-
tertainment in the assembly hall of
the school Friday evening, beginning
at 40 o'clock.
Judge Whitney of the circuit court
directed Manuel Espinda, against
whom an action for divorce is pend
ing. to pay his wife alimony of 81
week pending the disposition of the
case, costs Of court, taxed at $13, and
an attorney fee fixed at $25
The two charges against Leong
Sang for doing business without
license were heard by Judge Dickey
of the circuit court this morning On
motion of the prosecution, the SEN
tence was suspended for Is months.
it being shown that the licenses have
been paid.
A suit was filed this afternoon in
the circuit court by S. Halama against
Kali Halama. The suit is for the
purpose of causing a deed given by
S. Halama to Kali Halama to be can
ceIled. 1t is claimed the DEED was
given while complainant was minor,
and that it was obtained by fraud.
His wife refusing to testify against
him on a charge of assault and bat
terry. and wishing the proceedings she
had instituted against her better half
dropped, Judge Dickey consented to
strike the action from the calendar
this morning, motion to that point
having been made by A. NJ. Brown,
deputy city and county attorney
Edward Quincy. charged with drv-
ing a machine while intoxicated. ap-
peared before Judge Dickey this morn
ing for trial. The prosecution pointed
out that there was a material con-
flict in the evidence, and recommend
ed that the case be noled, which was
done
The case of the territory against
kojima and eight others was disposed
Of this morning before Judge Dickey.
Only three Of the defendants appear
ed, and on motion of the prosecution
the charges against these were drop
ped; the others suffered forfeiture
of bond. They were all charged with
being present at a gambling game.
Secretaries of the local Young
Mems Christian Association to the
number Of four visited Eva planta-
ton Saturday morning and secured
II new members to the association
Out-of-toWn m4n are joining the as
ISOLATION in ordel that they may have
definite headquarters when they visit
the city.
"Mexico" formed the topic of a
highly interesting illustrated lecture
delivered in Central Union church
last night by Rev. A. A. EbersoIe, as
sOciate pastor. The pictures brought
out many excellent views of places
iii the troublesome southern republic,
and the lecture death with the great
work which the American Board Of
Foreign Missions is doing there
F. W. Dohrmann, of the firm Of Ma
than-Dohrmann & Company of San
Francisco, and president of the w
w. Dimond & Company Of this city.
will arrive by the Matsonia tomorrow
for a several weeks visit. Mr. DUhr-
mann very recently lost his wife
through death. and his present visit
is partly in hope Of henpfiting his own
impaired health.
David kalauOkalani Jr. city and
county clerk, will shortly issue a reg
istration notice. After inviting voters
to register al his office. he Will call
attention to the fact that no voters