Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27
LOCAL DGENEIIL

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was admitted to American citizenship
in federal court today.
Federal court trial jurors have been
excused by Judge Sanford B. Dole I'M
til $3.50 o'clock next Wednesday morn
ing.
"A. w. T. Bottomley, a native OF
Great Britain, was admitted to Amer
lean citizenship in federal court to-
day.
The regular morning preaching sery.
ice at the Bishop memorial church of
the Kamehameha schools will be
omitted tomorrow morning.
Further heafiAG Of the petition Of
Takao Ozawa. a local Japanese, fol-
American citizenship. has been CON
tinued in federal court for one month
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Kaumakapili church will give a bene-
Mt concert in the old Kaumakapih hall.
Austin lane, at 1880 o'clock this even
ing.
Lau Wail, federal court messenger
who is charged with having opium In
his possession, will have his case set
for trial in federal court on Decem-
Der 8.
Melville T. Simonton received In
formation. yesterday OF the death of
hfa v,a0thar u, Iau Me- E1i0o fNoofIa
In Cotton, San Bernardino valley, Cal,
on November IL.
Having gained the courts permits
sion to change his last name to Fuse,
Henry Donat Fuss. a native Of Ger.
many, was admitted to American cit
izenship in federal court today.
The case Of Charles HARRISON, ct al.
who has brought q libel suit against
the American schooner ]. NJ Wea.
therwax, has been continued in fed.
eral court until called up for further
hearing.
Further trial Of the territory's In
junction suit against the Honolulu
Rapid Transit and Land Company will
be had In Circuit Judge Stuart's court
next Monday morning. beginning at
10 O'Clock.
8 A report of, the committees which
are considering the several projects
of the governors congressional pro-
gram viii be presented, to the Cham.
Der of Commerce at meeting next,
Wednesday.
z With the word "Honolulu,' in big
red letters on both covers, the hand
some new folder issued BY the Great |
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
describing the trip 20 Hawaii gives
this. city, and the islands in general, |
Invaluable publicity. IS.
Deputy Sheriff Plemmer of Wsiaiual
yesterday decided that Torahachi IRA
take. killed at Schofleld Barracks,
came to his death from a bullet acct
dentally fired by Pvt Endias Adams,
Company K, 18th Infantry.
To consider Fred l. Waldron,s sug-I
gestion that pineapples intended for1
shipment In the Great. Northern bel
allowed to remain on the pier for sell
lection seven days prior to the arri-l
val Of the steamer here, a special
of the harbor board will be-
held at 1880 o'clock next Monday even
Ing.
Another continuance was granted
this morning ID the; police court in
the embezzlement case of Frank L.
formerly foreman of the
Schuman Carriage, Company. The
case was set for Monday.
Five Of seven Chinese; Japanese
and Koreans arrested last night when
officers Swift and Anderson; raided a
ha1o game in the alley back of the
Chinese theater on Hotel street, were
fined IS this morning, and, two were
1t appearing they were
not in the game.
Permits for the week just passed,
issued in the building, Inspectors Of
ice. reach "a total OF aearly $4,000,
with fees for the week amounting to
rs. The two largest permits are for
he Kings Daughters Home, at an es-
.imated cost of $25.600, and the Homo
ulu Planning Mill. estimated at s1O.-
100.
!. A number of the Japanese, excur-
;fonists, who were In attendance at
he -coronstion ceremonies in Kicto, |
win arrive in Honolulu Monday, morn
ng on the Chiyo Maru. T.. Katsu-
luma, who was the leader of the
party. decided to remain in Toxic. Re-
.hrning on the, Chfyo Maru are the
,layers of the Japanese baseball team
If this CITY, who have, completed a
series Of games in Japan.
Having. in custody Chinese named
All Bo, who was arrested by the
Crescent City revenue officers on a
:harge Of having opium In his pos
session, Marshal j. J.sSmiddy returned /
n Honolulu from Hilo this morninR III