Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-13

there is no appropriation. or in ex.
cess Of any appropriation IL further
provides that the clerk shall furnish
heads OF departments with copies oil
the Law mentioned -. .s
Extremely interesting will be the
talk OF Capt Sumner E W. Kitteile OF
the Maryland TO the boys of the Y.
N. c. A. Monday night al : O'Clock.
say the secretaries of boys work In
. the local association. $780,. -.
Captain of Detectives MeDuffie be-
lieyes that in Lee 70 Keuk he has
the man responsible for entering the
. store of Nakamura near the inter
section of King an Beretania streets
and firing one shot at the proprietor.
which took effect in the thigh The
Korean has been held and charged
with robbery.
The Pacific Mail liner China left
San Francisco with II cabin and two
steerage passengers to be landed at
Honolulu. A wireless received today
predicts its arrival at the port early
Saturday morning. II is the intent
to despatch the vessel for Japan, Chi.
ma and the Philippines Saturday even
ing. The China Is reported carrying
% cabin. eight second-class and SO
steerage travellers. II will land 344
sacks of mail
h. TT,nSk h4
mas from San Francisco is now ex.
pected to reach port about 5 o'clock
this evening. The troopship is bring
ing about 800 military passengers to
the islands. The vessel Is believed to
have met rough weather after leaving
the Pacific coast The Thomas may
not be despatched to Manila before
Saturday morning. ...= -.
B. Lehman, found guilty of passing
a stationary street car while driving
a horse and buggy across downtown
street intersection, was fined $40 and
costs today from which decision of
District Magistrate Monsarrat, Leib-
man appealed to the circuit court.
Lehman professed no knowledge of
events which a few days ago led to
his arrest by Traffic Officer Ander-
son. He denied he had ordered a
Chinese cyclist out of the way. A
second charge of making wrong
turn at a street corner was not sus-
tanned and this case was dismissed
Following brief trial of the case
yesterday afternoon, the supreme
court has taken under advisement for
possible decision the appeal brought
by the Consolidated Amusement Com.
pany from a decision handed down
by Judge Stuart in the bill for injune-
ton filed by the Consolidated against
w. R: Hughes, Henry Bredhoff and
the Variety Film Exchange.
An examination for clerk ana car. /
rier will be held at the post office in /
this city on June IL, 1915. Age limit, /
Is to 45 years.. en- the date of the ex- I
animation. Married women will not /
be admitted to the examination This /
however, does not apply I
to women who are divorced or those
who are separated from their hus-
bands and support themselves, but
they are eligible for appointment only
as clerk. 4
} Charged with having committed an
assault upon young Hawaiian girl 1
under the age of Is years, Marion
Perry was arrested today by u. s.
Marshal j J. Smiddy. The crime Is
alleged to have been committed on the
steamer Mauna Kea while that vessel
was en- route to Honolulu on its last
trip. Perry has not secured bail and
is in the custody of the marshal pend
ing hearing before the commissioner.
Should the case go to trial and Perry
be found guilty he is liable to SEN
tence of a term of Is years in Oahu
prison. In cases Of this nature the
law provides sentence of Is years for
the first offense and 80 years for the
second