Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16
LOCAL AND GEVERkL

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Excelsior Lodge. Il o. o. T.. meets
this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Honolulu Lodge No. ie9, F.. and "A.
NJ. special second degree tonight at
1880 o'clock Z "a. - -
Regular meeting OF. William. McKin-
ley Lodge. X. OF T., this evening In
Pythsan Hall.
Hawaiian Tribe. u. n. NJ, regular
meeting this evening in Odd Fellows
building at 1880 o'clock. E.
The Hawaiian Band gave public
concert at noon today in Bishop park,
in front of the Alexander Young hotel.
Leopold Murashco. native OF Rus
STA, has declared his Intention OF be-
coming a citizen Of the United States.
NJ. Komeya. manager OF the Japan.
ese Bank. is organizing tourist party
TO attend the coronation Of Emperor
Yoshihito next October.
! DR. Sidney L. Guliek addressed
1900 Japanese on his work in Japan
at the Japanese theater In Hilo Sum
day night The address was made in
fluent japanese.
The emperor and empress Of Japan
returned to Toxic from their winter.
palace at Hayama where they have
been for the past two months, says
the Nippu jill. b.
Juan villanueva, q Filipino, was con-.
yicted Of second degree burglary by a
jury in Circuit Judge Ashford's court
yesterday, and sentenced to two and a
half years Imprisonment.
Mrs. Augusta Walsh yesterday was
granted divorce from Patrick J.
Walsh on the ground Of non-support.
She Is given permission to resume her
maiden name of augusta Yieira. -
James d. Dougherty, on behalf of
the Mid-Pacific Carnival directors, has
written to the Boy Scouts OF Honolu-
In thanking them for their assistance.
during the 1915 Festival.
The BUSINESS Me-. Z Bi6le class ST
the Y. NJ G. Al meets IN Cooke hall
tonight at O'clock Rev. A. a, Ebef.
sole viii give the third Of the series
Of lectures on the Sermon on the
Mount. %
The Kaimuki Boys Club win give
an athletic exhibition ON Saturday
evening IN the Liliuokaiani school. a
program has been prepared in which
nearly al the pupils Of the school viii.
participate
According to local Japanese papers.
H Eitaki, former Japanese consul In
Honolulu, has been travelling in China
for the Japanese government. and now
fgures in the negotiations between
China and Japan.
The estate Of the late Pele p. shep-
herd Is worth approximately $10.325,
according to figures submitted to the
circuit court yesterday by the ap-
praisers The estate consists almos,
entirely Of city property,
Mrs. Mae Mckay Scharlin has ac-
cepted the task of attempting 10 find
persons In Honolulu who will provide
for Antoine Lemon and his wife and
five children, who are destitute in the
rear room Of q tenement house at
Fort and Kukui streets.
6 According TO information from San
Francisco. Lincoln Beachey, who was
killed In a fall from his aeroplane at
the Coast metropolis Sunday, had
been mapping out program which
called for q flight from Honolulu to
Maui In the near future.
The new English class of the Y. w.
c. A. held its. first meeting ct the
Homestead at 1880 o'clock last night
Miss Alice Ball. graduate of the
University of Washington and now at
the College of Hawaii, had charge OF
the class. All girls who would care
for the instruction are invited to at
tend.
A japanese housemaid at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. Ella Hamman, 225 Ho-
tel street, discovered thief in the
house yesterday. chased him down
South KING street and finally secured
a hold on his collar that she did not
release until the police arrived on the
scene. Mrs. Hamman's purse, con.
tanning $40, was found on the prisoner,
the police say.
Tuberculosis and Exercise, win be
the subject Of q lecture by DR.. A. II.
Sinclair of the Board Of Health at the
Z. ~. G. A Thursday evening. Dr..
Sinclair will Illustrate his address
with moving pictures and slides which
II Don't Feel Goods
That is what lot Of people tell us.
Usually their bowels only need cleansing.