Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
LOCAL And GFNFlhL

IIMHl HUULlylMl
Fourteen divorce suits have been
filed in the local circuit court since
October 1.
There will be no meeting today of
the territorial board of health. A
meeting probably will be held next
Thursday afternoon,
A meeting of the school board will
be held some time during the early
+ part of December. The commissions
ers have not yet decided upon the
date.
Further trial of the case of Benegna
Dagoman, Filipino woman charged
with bigamy, will be had in federal
court at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The trial of Cyril Geer, charged with
having violated the white slave" act,
Is scheduled to begin In federal court
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
A petition for adjudication in bank
ruptcy has been filed in the local fed
eral court by B. NJ. Howard. His La
bilities amount to $481.75 He has no
assets, according to the petition.
Among the callers on Governor
Pinkham yesterday was U. s. Grant,
Jr., who was accompanied by Bishop
H. B. Restarick. Mr.. Grants father
is well remembered by the chief exec
utive.
According to report by police
officer, e. w. Sutton last night ran
his auto so close to the wagon of Oda,
a Japanese, that the latter was forced
into stone wall and his wagon badly
damaged.
The firm of Ripley & Davis, archi-
tects, has been awarded a contract for
design fora new cottage which will
be erected by w. A. Love on his Judd
street property. The new building
will cost about $4,000.
The third of Prof. Vaughan Mac
Caughey's series of lectures on "Bae-
terra and Human Welfare" will be de-
lievered next Sunday morning at the
Library of Hawaii The topic will be
Bacteria and the Schools"
Decision to call for tenders on the
new shed and landing for motor boats
at Pier IL was made yesterday aler-
noon at the meeting of the harbor
board, plans and specifications having
been approved. The new structure
will be of concrete. Bids will be
opened on December 1.
Burglars believed to be Filipinos en-.
tered the rooms of Midori and Leta,
Japanese women of the Iwilei district,
late last night and stole about $50.
From Midorfs room they got $50 in
gold and $22 in silver, and from Leta's
house So. Officer Joseph Investigated
last night but no arrests have been
made. @,
The services of DR.. George w. Nc
Coy, formerly of Honolulu, are needed
more at the bureau in Washington,
ID. c., than in the territory, in the
opinion of Surgeon-G General Rupert
Blue, who recently answered the
Chamber Of Commences letter of pro-
test against the transfer of Doctor Nc
Coy. Doctor McCoy's work in Wash
ington will be similar to that which
he did in Hawaii
The windows are dressed for you,
good reader. Come out and see them
on Saturday morning. Its free
show, but let me tell you that more
beautiful windows will greet your
eyes than you have ever seen before |
In HonoIulu.-Adv. - .-~+
Reaching up to his face, few nights
ago just after he had gone to bed,
Captain Baker. of the police force /
sought to brush off what he thought
was harmless cockroach, but instead
disturbed centipede, which was
'oaming around his features. The
,entipede stung the captain, in retail
Ition, and the officer is now wearing
/ fapa that lonl-S ~ fhouph ba had