Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-31

Auxiliary OF the Outrigger canoe Club
will be held at the Library of Hawaii,
Friday. Feb. 6, at half past three
O'Clock.
Juan Hernandez pleaded not guilty
in Circuit Judge Cooper's court today
to a charge Of first degree burglary.
The case was continued to February
8 for disposition.
Pablo Galacia, indicted last week
for criminal assault on a woman.
pleaded innocence in Judge Cooper's
court today, and further hearing of
the case was continued to February 3.
The preliminary hearing of Ching
Leong Chin,-the Chinese accused OF
perjury in the Fong Hing opium case,
has been continued by U. s. Commits
sioner Davis to o'clock next Tuesday
afternoon.
Circuit Judge Robinson today ap-
pointed w. F. Crockett of Wailuku as
commissioner. to take testimony there
in the assumpsit suit of K. Honda
against the Island Investment Com.
pany.
The members of the humane society
will meet on the roof garden of the
Young hotel at o'clock Wednesday
morning. Reports covering the work
accomplished during January will be
presented and the matter of the Rose
DAWSON memorial will be discussed.
Theodore NORTH, indicted last week
by the territorial grand jury for as
sault with a deadly weapon, pleaded
guilty before Circuit Judge Cooper
today to assault and battery and was
sentenced to so days in Jail.
Christ Frederick Nelson, James Al
exander Reid and Arthur Harrie Tur-
ner were admitted to citizenship by
u. S. District Judge Clemens this
morning. The first-named is a native
OF Denmark and the last two of Eng
land. r.~.. ....
The members. of the Epiphany
Guild are requested to meet at the st.
Clements parish house, Monday aft
ernoon, Feb, 2, at 2:30, to meet Mr..
Gray, secretary board of missions,
New York, and afterwards the mem
bers adjourn to Mrs. Boswells, 171S
Anapuni street.. for their business
meeting.
Deputy Sheriff D.. K. Sherwood re-
turned this morning from Hilo with
]. Hayashida in custody Hayashida.
arrested on charge OF selling liquor
without paying the special federal tax,
waived preliminary examination and
is held to the federal grand jury un-
der $3.50 bond
Circuit Judge Whitney today auth
orized William r. Coombs, guardian
of Thomas Savage, to sell at public
auction certain property of his ward,
consisting of lot at Pacific Heights,
at an upset price Of $1,000. - -. 81.
. Isabella da Motta was granted di-
Yoree by Judge Whitney this morning
from Francisco da Motta, whom she
accused of non-support. IF
Mrs. Alvira C. Field, the white wife
of James Frederick Field, negro,
and Joseph Enos, a colored soldier of
the 25th infantry, who were arrested
several days ago at Wahiawa on 4
statutory charge, waived preliminary
hearing before the United States COM
missioner and were bound over to
the April term of court, under $500,
bail each. They were released later
on their personal recognizance by e.
S. District Attorney Jeff McCarn.
A celebration of the sixth annual
anniversary of the Oahu members Of
the Korean National Association will
be held Monday. An elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged, which will
begin with a meeting of the associa-
ton members. An athletic meet will
be given in the afternoon at Boys
Field, and in the evening there will be
an entertainment at the Opera House.
for which extensive preparations are
being made The committee having
is composed of Y. NJ. Park, S. c. and
E. C. Ha.
AS an additional attraction for those
tourists who will visit Honolulu for
the Mid-Pacific Carnival, the Bishop
Museum will remain open every day
during the 10 days of celebration. In
response to a letter from James D.
Dougherty, Prof. W. T. Brigham, the
curator, informed the director-general
that visitors will be welcome at any
time during that period. The museum
is featured in all promotion commit
tee literature and doubtless hundreds
of visitors will be anxious to see the
collection which it contains 4
Governor Pinkham has set aside
$500 from his contingent fund to be
used in painting, plastering, building
additional partitions and similar work