Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-18

clock.
\ meeting OF the board OF superyi-
sors will be held at I so o'clock TO-
morrow evening.
Trial jurors in Circuit Judge Stu
art court nave been excused until
~ o'clock next Thursday morning
Trial jurors in the federal court
have been excused until $50 o'clock
next Wednesday morning.
Since October !, y divorce suits
have been filed in circuit court On
Saturday Oysa KOnishi began action
against Fukio Konishl
A suit for divorce was filed in cir
cult court today by Marie Lucia Me
lendre against Joe Melendre, the
grounds being non-support.
The monthly meeting Of the Cham,
Der OF Commerce will be held at >
Io'clock next Wednesday afternoon in
the rooms Of the chamber, kauikeO-
lani building.
Under bond in the sum of $1,000, J.
T. Macdonald was appointed by Cir
cult Judge Whitney toda,' as admins
traitor of the estate OF Jacob l.. Hol-
brook
Further trial of the case of James
Stewart & Company against Col. T.,
S. Spaldili. will be had in Circuit
Judge Whitney's court at $50 o'clock
tomorrow morning
A further hearing Of the divorce
case Of Mary LeOng against Pah On
LeCng was had in Circuit Judge Whit
neys court this afternoon.
Without bond, F. A. Schaefer today
was appointed by Circuit Judge Whit
ney as executor Of the estate of Will
am Ludwig Maertens.
An inventory of the estate of Fran
els w. Damon, late of Honolulu, was
filed in circuit court today. The es-
tate, according to the inventory, is
valued at $7O,227.
A daughter was born at the depart
ment hospital. Fort Shafter, on &C.
tober Is to End Lieut.. and Mrs. Rufus
Bratton, the former being with the LIST
| Infantry.
The case of Lau Poo, charged with
| been continued in federal court until
called up.
The trial of Ho Tong, charged with
a statutory offense, was begun in fed
eral court today. Further trial will
be had tomorrow morning.
Harry Souza, 10 years old, was
slightly injured Saturday night on the
Waialea road at Ninth avenue when a
car driven by Mrs. r. /. Lille ran
into the bicycle which he was riding.
At a benefit concert given on Satur
day evening in the old Kaumakapilf
church, Palama, $50 was secured for
the needy children of Iwilei, according
to an announcement by Deacon Sam
Kamaiopili.
The first meeting of the College
Club since last spring will be held at
the University Club tomorrow after.
noon. All college women in Honolulu
whether they are members of the club
or not, are invited to attend
The first and final accounts of P.
E. R. Strauch. administrator of the
estate Of Joseph Paku, were filed in
circuit court today The administrator
charges himself with $3.50 and asks
to be allowed $115.45.
A petition for the probate of the
will Of Reginald F. Bennett, late of
Honolulu, was filed in circuit court to-
day by Elizabeth J. Bennett. The
estate is valued at about $500.
In a collision with a street car on
Hotel street near the Salvation Army
home late Saturday night, the front of
L. G. ROsenborough' automobile was
demolished. The motorman claims he
did not see the auto.
The Library Of Hawaii has resumed
us regular hours OF opening: from
o'clock in the morning until Q o'clock
in the evening on week DAYS
and from until G o'clock on Sunday
afternoons for reading and reference.
On Wednesday morning, beginning !
at ~ o'clock, the annual meeting Of
the Humane Society will be held in
the city library. Miss Lucy X. Ward, /
humane officer, will present her an
nual report at this time.
The testimony Of Karl HARRISON, first
mate. and other members of the crew
of the American schooner J. NJ.
Weatherwax was to be taken in fed
eral court this afternoon in connec-
ton with the three libel suits which
have been brought against the vessel.
A Japanese boy fell out Of a tree
at the corner of Hotel and Richards
streets at o'clock this afternoon and
fractured a bone in his arm and re-
Ceived several cuts about the head,
FOL rho nOlino