Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL

| LOCAL and GENERAL /
The trial jurors OF the federal court
need not appear until further notice
from the United States marshafs Of
fee.
There will be work in the second de-
gree at a special meeting OF Honolulu
Lodge 400, F. G 4. NJ, which has been
called for $50 ociosx this evening.
Delegate Kuhio has signified his in
tsntion OF attending the Kamehameha
alumni next Wednesday evening The
delegate will be down for a response
to one Of the numerous toasts.
James Chrones was made a. citizen
of the United States by Judge Glenn.
ons in the federal court this morning.
A. Z. Murphy and Manoel Peres acted
as Chrones' sponsors
What are YIN going to do about it?'
is the unique topic Of an address
which Lorrin A. Thgr$tun Will deliver
at the University Club at e. Is o'clock
Thursday Afternoon. Members Of the
club are invited TO be present and to
bring their frien1s.
A letter has been received from the
, treasury department in Washington
by Acting Marshal Harry Holt The
letter ratifies the original bond of $780,
600 issued by the United States Fidel-
ity & Guaranty Company OF Balt-
more.
The members of :he Catholic La
dies Aid Society will gather on the
roof garden of the Young hotel al 10
o'clock tomorrow morning for a spe-
cial meeting A full attendance Is re-
quested as several important business
matters will be brought up for discus
sion.
The public is cordially invited TO at
tend a lecture on civic arts, illus
trated with stereopticon views, which
will be given at the Library of Ha-
wall next Friday evening, beginning
at 7:45 o'clock The lecture will be
/ given under the auspices of the Col
lege Club. ..a T. r.
Voters to the number of 81, resi-
dents of the first of the fourth, Palo-
10, met last night and organized an
other Progressive precinct club. Off
GERS elected were: S. r. Stone, pres
ident; s. P. Kepano, vice-president;
, X. s. Kohihana, treasurer, and G. A.
Brown, secretary. .s .....--. - -.
In its issue for May The Friend pays
high tribute to High Sheriff Henry
and voices regret at his being forced
to resign to make way for Mr.. Jar
rett." 1t brands this change in the
administration of the Oahu prison as
"the dirtiest piece of politics we have
known in a long time.
Among the residents OF the other
islands who are visiting in Honolulu
and who are registered at the Young
Hotel are T. Brandt, Waimea; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. d: Baldwin, Kauai; j. G. Kel-
Ter, Kauai; g. N. Wilcox, Kauai:
Charles Gay. Lanai; A. B. Carlyle. Ka-
huIui, and d. G. Lindsay, Kahului.
| The plaintiff in the Ward vs. Inter-
Island damage suit had James Merse.
berg on the witness stand this morn
| ing. in Judge Robinson's court. The
witness described how the accident to
/ Ward happened and showed the jury
with the aid of a model how the ca
BILE Is alleged to have slipped and
thrown Ward to the deck Of the wharf.
s. T. Starrett is proceeding against
: the Hawaiian Canneries Co., Ltd. J..
Oswald Lutted and Isadore Jacobs,
asking for an Injunction to restrain
defendants from issuing or delivering
any shares in the company. G. w.
Ashford is Starrett's attorney and the
location Of the proposed company is
to be at Kappa, Kauai, s5*.
Deputy City and County Attorney
A. NJ. Brown this morning said that
/ the territorial grand jury would not
! take up the McCarn case tomorrow
afternoon. He, however. stated that
if the matter was not settled by We'd
nesday, June 3, the territorial grand
I jury would act Judge Clemens yes
terday afternoon received a cable
gram from Attorney-general Mickey
nolds and it is believed that the cable
contained a request for further infor-
nation as to the status of the McCarn-
{ Mcbride case. Rumors Of a special
prosecutor arriving to handle the case
will not down and those who know
the inside dope say they dare not tell
the true story.
PARTIAL REPORT OF
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