Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Chinese and japanese schools
or Honolulu are making preparation
for elaborate entries in The float and
marching sections of the Floral Pa
rade
Georg Rodiek, Imperial German con-
sui at this port, is sending out invi-
tations to a reception which will be
| held at the German consulate Janu-
airy q. from II: 80 a. IN. to p. m.
] An inventory OF the estate of the
late Alexander C. Halves filed yester.
day in circuit court by Francis NJ.
Hatch. one OF the executors, shows
properly worth approximately s35,.
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The case Of Ed Quincy, the chauf-
feur accused of violating the traffic
law was continued by Circuit Judge
Cooper today to Friday morning, jan
uary 30, at $50 O'Clock
The governor has approved two sets
of regulations recently enacted by the
health board. One of these provides
for the release of persons under quar-.
antine only on a written order from
the board of health, and the other Is
the poison schedule" accepted by
the board last week.
', Through her attorney, E. c. Peters.
Clara Kauai pleaded guilty in Judge
Coeper's court this morning to two
charges of selling liquor without a
license. Sentence was suspended a
week, to give her time to find the
money wherewith to pay an expected
fine.
A public hearing was given last
night on the proposed new traffic or
dinanee Only a few persons were
present. The reading of it was re-
Sumed. The principal objections
made were on the sections regulat-
ing heavy traffic, that is limiting the
weight of motor vehicles using the
public highways.
Geronimo de la Cruz, a Filipino con-
victed last April of larceny and SEN
fenced to serve twelve months at
Oahu prison was pardoned by the gov
ernor yesterday. He is a victim of
tuberculosis and is being sent back to
Manila on the Korea; which leaves
this Afternoon. The Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Association is paying his
transportation.
4HfsaKichi Eitaki, former consul
general for Japan in the Hawaiian
Islands, is to be appointed consul
general to MTtkden, China, according
to mail dispatches received by the
? local Japanese newspapers Mr. Eta
HI arrived in Toxic yesterday. ac-
eompanied b." his family: 1t is init.
mated that Mr. Eitaki's successor is
to be named late in April, at which
time Hachiro Arita, acting japanese
consul in Honolulu, will leave for the
seat of the home government.
Oscar T. Sewall, we'll known in Ho-
nolulu as a director of Williams, Di-
mond ard Company of New York city
since January 1, 1890, died in the
eastern city January 10, according to
cable reports received yesterday by
T. H. Davies & Company. On ac-
count OF i'll health, Mr. Sewall re-
signed as manager of the New York
branch of the firm three years ago.
He. brother of Harold S: Sewall,
who was American consul in Hawaii
at the time OF the annexation.
! w. H. Wright: of Marysville. Cal,
has written the american Consul,
| care of the Governor, Honolulu" ask
| ing that the latter locate Harry James
! .McKenna, who is supposed to have
left MarysEiile on January for Ha-
waii, and to hand him a letter which
Wright enclosed in his epistle to the
American Consul" Wright says Nc
Kenna. neglected to leave his address
before departing MarysviHe, and that
he likely will be found in an Office
here" as he is traffic man"
Henry F. Chung has been elected
president of the Pin Fai Society, 4
Chinese organization which is a
branch of the Trail and Mountain
Club. Other officers who have been
chosen are: Vim Soong, vice presi.
dent; Bun Lau, recording secretary
Harry Dali, corresponding secretary
| Yew Char, treasurer: l.. S. Liu, audi
| tor: Sherry Tyau and Ed. Chang, ser.
+ geants-atarms. The annual meeting
OF the society was held Saturday even.
ing at st. Elizabeth's house, sKalihi.
BALLET GIRLS REFUSE