Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL

chGrcn at ! o CLOCK tomorrow evening
by Dr. Wilbur Perry Ferguson, princi-
pal of Mills School. All English
speaking Chinese Of Honolulu. as we'll
as others interested. cordially are in
yited 10 attend
Dr., Jehn W. Wadman. surerintend-
eRt of the local branch of the Art.
SaloCn League will speak before the
members Of the Socialist party n 100
O'clock tomorrow evening in th2 San
Antonio hall. Doctor Wadman has
chosen as his topic, The ,Workiugman
and the Temperance Movement
Members of tn local Young PeO-
pies Society to tle number CT 123
gathered on the beach at Kaalawai
Wednesday afternoon and participated
in basket picnic. Rev AkaikC. Akanl
was in charge and a good time is re-
ported.
Judge. Lyle A. Dickey, substituting
for Circuit Judge H. E Cooper of the
first division of the first circuit court.
will call the criminal trial calendar
again next Monday morning. begin
ming at 9 o'clock.
-Four Japanese apprehended last No
vember by immigration inspector
Richard L. Halsey as undesirable
aliens, were released on habeas cor
pus proceedings in federal court to-
Gay. Three were, let out under $3.50
tail each and one, said to be a victim
of tuberculosis, was released on his
personal recognizance
The annual meeting of the share
holders Of the Honolulu Consolidated
Oil Company will be held on Tues
day, April %. in San Francisco, &C.
cording to notices received by local
stockholders in yesterdays mail. The
meeting is to take place at 1920
O'Clock a. m, in room 103, Hansford
building, 269 Market street The books
of the company are to be closed to
transfers at noon Saturday, April 10.
Refusing an invitation recently ex-
tended him by the Honolulu Chamber
Of Commerce, G. Marcon1, head Of tlle
Marconi Wireless Company. has mott
fed the local organization that it will,
be impossible for him to visit this
CITY during the latter part of April,
at which time the plants being erected
by his company at Koko Heal and
Kahuku will be completed. Mr. Mar.
coni's letter is written from Rome,
Italy, and addressed to President
George r. Carter. -
Another continuance this morning
was added to the already large number
which have been granted Attorney J..
A. Magoon, counsel for the defendant
IN the case against Kate Welsh. bet
ter known as Mrs. William Welsh, in
.dlcted for perjury. 1t was reported
this morning that City and County At
torney Cathcart was not well and un-
able to attend court. Attorney Ma
gcon has been threatening for several
weeks to file a melton to auash the in
dlctment, but has not yet made good
the threat -.
Registered territorial school war.
rants for about $4,000 will be paid
by the territorial treasurer next Mon
day. ). Conkling announces that all
warrants numbered from l to 331 in
elusive will be cashed by his depart.
ment at that time. The treasurer is
thus enabled by the fact that a large
number of citizens, not realizing per-
sonal taxes were due a month later
this year than in former years, have
made their payments. Half the re-
ceipts from the personal taxes go to
the payment of school warrants.
Further hearing of the $4,000 dam.
age suit of Florinda Freitas and Mrs.
Maria Freitas against Freeman Syi-
Yester ard Rose Sylvester will be re-
sumed in Circuit Judge Whitney
court next Monday morning This is
the Hilo seduction case growing out of
the criminal charge to which Sylves-
ter pleaded guilty in January and for
which he served a month in Jail. The
testimony of the two complaining wit
neSses was completed Thursday and
one of the other women of the neigh
borhood was on the witness stand
when court adjourned Thursday I'M
til Monday.
Tho local Tonopoco