Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-15

Divorces were granted by circuit
Judge Whitney yesterday as follows
Antonio dos Santos from Gertrude dos
Santos, Helen Bartels Gilroy from
Charles A. Gilroy. Esther Hebron
from Robert Hebron, and Tsunekichi
Tujimura from Yuke Tujimura
The last Of the alleged bootleg
gers" from the section near WahiaWa.
was rounded up Monday when Frank
Hawkins was arrested by U. S. Mar
shall j. J. Smiddy on a charge Of sell
ing liquor without a license on a gov
eminent reservation. Hawkins is be-
ing held by the federal officials on
bond in the sum OF $500. His plea
has been deferred.
The 60 days of grace which were
given on Supervisor Larsen's famous
ordinance for the dimming of automo-
bile light, are now nearly up, after
which automobile drivers who do not
have their lights glare lessened by
the use Of a frosted, ground, or cor
rugated glass, or frosted globe" may
be lawfully arrested.
Ko Sang Gun, a Korean, was clean
ing a grader in the Libby, Mcneil &
Libby cannery at Kalfhi, and in scrap
ing the knives his hand was cut and
badly mashed. The accident occurred
about $3.50 yesterday afternoon. Gun
was taken to Queens hospital for
treatment
Pvt Frank Shelley, Company F,
25th Infantry, was riding on car No.
&c of the Rapid Transit Company,
going toward Kalihi this morning, and
when he attempted to Jump off the car
while it was going he fell near the.
entrance of the cane field in Palama.
His arm was broken above the wrist.
He was rushed to Fort Shafter for
treatment
/ Directors Of the Hawaiian Engineer
ng Association at their meeting yes
.erday fixed the date for. the next mill
convention for October Is,
36, q and %. The mornings will be
given over to business and the after
Moons to pleasure. The complete pro-
sraIn will be announced the first week
h October by the committee which is
low planning baseball games, and
rips of various kinds.
/ Two Japanese fishermen reported
II police headquarters this morning
hat G. Inaba, also fisherman, fell
rom a sampan at Makua, Waianae.
ind was drowned. The accident &C.
eurred about IL o'clock on Sunday,
September IL. The two men, K. Hay
lshi and Y. Nakamura, searched for
he body for an entire day, but up IL
his afternoon the body had not been
recovered
The trial Of Henry Ferguson, col
,red, charged with assault with intent
o commit murder, which was SEIZED
He'd to begin in Circuit Judge Ash
ord's court yesterday was postponed
Until this morning at 8 o'clock.
According to the minutes Of the clert
If the court, the prosecution was in
lOpCO lIlaI tue hOulu plcdN
;uilty, but the defendant was not will
ng so to do" Attorney Leon Strau.
vas entered as counsel for the de
endant.
Friedrich August Schaefer has filed
n circuit court a petition asking that
le be appointed executor of the estate
# William Ludwig Maertens, late Of
Bremen, Germany. The estate is val
led at about s3O,70O and consists
argely of local real estate and stocks
md bonds in Hawaiian corporations.
,arl Maertens, son, of Honolulu; JO-
eph Maertens, son, Of Waimea, and
Maertens, son, Of Waimea,
re the heirs residing in the territory.
circuit Judge Whitney will hear the
EDITION on October IS.
The ancient case OF John T. Scul!y
NillmOt R. Chiffon and J. II. Fischer,
harged with conspiracy, went over
gain in Circuit Judge AShford's Court
yesterday. The matter had been set
or trial for next Saturday morning at
o'clock, but it was discovered that
saturday will he a holiday, as the an
ual regatta will hold sway. SO thu
ase was continued until next Mon
ay morning at 9 O'Clock. 1t is al
eyed that SCullv. Chiffon and Fisch~.
Cnspired TO IS iTjt" q witness aWa'
rom. Il meeting of the liuuOr board !
'nut two Years ago.
Wider and wider advertising for
II" islands is the result Of the trip OF .
he congressional party here. The |
>ational Magazine for October will
"utain an article on Hawaii by !. A
'rtCkOns, the Washington c0rrPsp0n- /
ent and clerk who came here with .
he congressman. Representative W.
}. Mckinley, from ILLINOIS, has writ
nn that he has received the illustrate /
Il lantern slides which the Promo
ion Committee has sent out. and thai
" will make us" Of them soon. The
rain Growers Guide. a Canadian !
oaga2in". has asked the Prom0tion !.
Ommittc" for material which may /
" used for an article upon the Ha. !
'2iian sugar inG"Stry