Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-07
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! Funeral services OF Joseph BeneVi-
des were held on Saturday afternoon.
Interment took place at the Catholic
cemetery on King street
| Governor Pinkham has granted pa
roles to Simon Botanofsky, Chu Sing,
Hong Pal, Ramon Lopez, Charles Cash,
Marcelo SerilO, J. II. Kiana and Vim
cent Soriano
Miss Jane O'Roark. who has been
at the Queens hospital the past two
| weeks suffering from an attack OF
acute pneumonia, is much improved
today.
August Ahrens, who has been seri-
ously i'll at his home for the last few
days with kidney trouble, is resting
much easier today, though not yet out
of danger.
The selection of a trial jury of 20
persons and a grand jury of % per-
sons for the October term of the fed
eral court probably will be made next
Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mary Arcia, late wife of James l.
Arcia Of the local custom house, was
buried yesterday at 4 O'Clock in the
were held at the Williams undertaking
parlors.
A declaration Of intention to become
an American citizen was filed in fed
eral court today by Laureano de Cam
20, a laborer. who was born in Luzon,
Philippines islands.
James Lyle, who has been i'll at his
home in Spencer street since Friday,
was reported today to be rapidly i'm
proving. He Is now able to sit up
and receive friends. =
All Poi, charged with having opium
in his possession. was before Judge
Clemens in federal court today for
plea. At the request OF the defend
ants attorney, plea was reserved for
che week. ~@ =.
The funeral services over the body
of the late William Mann will be held
at $3.50 this afternoon at the home,
1904 Lunalilo street. The pallbearers
are r. L. Auerhach, Harry w. G. Eos
ter, A. K. Arnold, T. G. Wills, william
Graham and w. p. Fennell.
In a Judgment handed down by Cir
cult Judge Stuart today in the case
of X. Kakulu, trustee, against Char i
ley Leong How and Akaias an ACTION
for debt, the court found for the plain
tiff In the sum OF 1890, and taxed
the defendants costs in the sum of
SPITE. "a r. , Be-. = .s :: 3: 6. =
Australian women, both visiting and
resident, will hold a meeting at 8
o'clock tomorrow afternoon on the
roof garden of the Alexander Young
Hotel. The purpose of the meeting is
to consider the question of presenting
an Australian flag to the Pan-Pacific
Club on Flag Day, September 25.
Within week, probably, Joshua D.
Thicker, public lands commissioner,
will be able to be up and about. &C.
cording to information received today
from the Beretania hospital where Mr.
Tucker is confined. Mr.. Tucker was
to the hospital about two
weeks ago. He was suffering from
heart trouble. ~
A stiff sentence in the shape OF g
year and nine months at hard labor in
Oahu FI;ison, with costs, was metea
put to C. B. Morrissee by Judgt
Charles F.. Clemens in federal court
Today Morrissee was indicted by the
federal grand jury on charge of hav-
ng violated q postal regulation. He
pleaded guilt to the charge. 4. -
Edwin Alexander Stuart, an Ameri.
AN, brother of d. L. Stuart of the
Commercial Pacific Gable Company,
Who is serving as lietenant in the
British navy, has just received the dis
inguished service cross. Owing to
he strict censorship during the war
he Honolulu brother has not been
lble to learn the reason for the re-
ward Before the war Edwin Stuart
vas third officer on the White Star ,
liner Olympic. ,
The special federal grand jury met
gain today. Another meeting will be =
leld tomorrow morning, beginning at ,
o'clock and it is expected that par
ial report will be made at noon. Per :
ons summoned to appear before the :
as witnesses include Lum O.,
eek, Wong Joy, Ding Shook Moo, =
;hew, Shee, Father Maximin, Emily ;
kea, Elizabeth Kama, Kamaka Kala- y
Tiki, John Flores, Annie K. Hassard,
ohm Kea, Mrs. Emma -Gaspar, Mrs. ,
larry Lukela Kaupiko and NJ. NJ. John :
on !
Among the honeymooners who have g
rived in Hawaii recently are Rev f
nd Mrs. L. H. Tracy. Mr.. Tracy q
ormerly was affiliated with ST. Marks t
Episcopal church in Tonopah, Nevada,
nd was summoned to Hawaii about '
month ago. On August 10 he was
married to Miss Ida Orrett of Will