Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-27

MIS-. n. fGCHIey Hats TtCcINCus ny
cable the news of her mothers death
March 81, in San Francisco.
There will be work in the third de.
gree at special meeting Of Oceanic
Lodge No. 81, f. and A. NJ, at 7:30
O'Clock this evening.
A meeting of the members Of Soho
field Ledge has been called for 7:30
o'clock tomorrow evening at Leilehua
There will EFpe work in the second de
gree.
The governor last Wednesday ap
proved the charter of Incorporation Of
the Associated Charities of Hawaii
attaching his signature thereto.
Andreas Ricarte, Porto Rican in
dicted few days ago Dy the terri
torial grand jury for three separate
offenses of burglary in the first de
gree and who pleaded guilty before
Circuit Judge Robinson yesterday to
all three charges, was sentenced by
Judge Robinson this morning TO serve
not less than five years in prison for
the first offense. Sentence was sus-
pended on the other two charges. The
maximum penalty for the crime is 20
years.
The petition of the Kershner Vul.
canizing Company and Ada M. Beat.
tie for temporary injunction re
|straining James w. Kershner. vul-
|canizer, from continuing his business,
has been transferred rom the circuit
court of Judge w. j. Robinson to
that of Judge w. L. Whitney. Argu,
ment on the petition was scheduled
for this morning but since the trans-
fer no new date has been set, though
lit probably will be fixed early next
week
The first publication from the new
Asiatic institute in America is mono
graph on the subject of vandalism,
and calls the attention of the civiliz,
ed world to the plumber and destruc.
ton going on among the antiquities
of China The circumstances of this
vandalism set forth are in the nature
of revelation of new evil of west
ern civilization. The monograph
shows the popularity of the crime, I'M
der the European museum system, of
plundering China of her antiquities
after the despoiling of all other an.
cient civilizations has been accom-.
plished.
Encouragement W. w. Thayer is
.devoting his time to the completion
OF affairs in the department which he
Will leave about two weeks hence to
become territorial secretary, and ex-
poets to be able to make report of
the business handled by his depart.
ment when his commission arrives
from Washington IT am undertaking
no new business of size or length
that will require campaign of more
than q few days." he said today.
holding such affairs up that my sue.
cessor in this office may undertake
them in their entirety Smaller mat.
ters which may be disposed of at once
will receive attention, however"
Further testimony was heard by
Circuit Judge Robinson this morning
in the injunction sI6. OF ]. A. Ma
coon and others against the territory
and the Lord Young Engineering
Company. involving the Kewalo srecla-
nation project Territorial Surveyor
w. z. Wall was on the stand for some
time. but apparently small progress
was made in the case. The hearing
has been continued to next Thursday,
as Attorney F. w. Milverton, repre-
senting the Lord Young Engineering
Company, will be engaged during the
early part Of next week in Judge
Whitney's court as counsel for DIR.
George Herbert in the $4,000 damage
suit brought againaf the physician by
j. Oswald Lutted.