Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13
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Trial sjurors In the federal court
have been excused until $3.50 O'Clock
Tomorrow morning.
RI, Hawaiian Lodge No. 81. F. and A.
/ NJ, viii have work In third degree to
night at 1880 O'clock,
Trial Jurors In Circuit Judge Stu
arts court have been excused until 10
| O'clock next Monday morning.
Tenders viii be opened in the office
Of the superintendent OF public works
at noon next Monday for a new tin
roof for the Capitol, -~.s
A suit for divorce has beea filed in
circuit court by Mrs, Kathleen B.
Markham against William J. Mark.
ham. the grounds being nonsupport.
d The final accounts OF John Marx
ham, guardian of August A. Markham,
have been approved by Circuit Judge
Whitney and the guardian discharged.
Judge Ashford's trial jurors who are
not engaged In the trial Of the Scaliy-
Chiffon conspiracy case have been ex.
eused by the court until further notice.
Members Of the Honolulu Street
Railways Employees Benefit Associa,
ton viii meet In the clubhouse, Bere-
tania street, at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
evening. Proposed amendments 20 the
bylaws viii be discussed. sd
Richard Willard, who was convicted
on a charge of having narcotics in
his possession, was released from fed
eTal custody today after taking the
poor. convict's oath. Willard served
one month in Oahu prison IN lieu OF a
me and costs amounting to 1880. -
/ A petition for natufa lization as an
American citizen has been filed in
federal court by Stephen Lessuick,
native, Of Rude, Austria! T. ~ n H. H.
81 Fifteen local musicians attending
the second meeting Of the Honolulu
Philharmonic Society," held IN the Elks
building. King street, last night.
Prot. Carl Miltnef, who organized the /
society, reports that Increased interest
Is being taken In the project The
next meeting will be held at 1850
o'clock next Tuesday evening
81 The thiftieth annual aecounts;of the
trustees OF the, estate of Bernice Pau
ahi Bishop were approved today by
Circuit Judge whitney, following their
g.. LII asvk Il
The court allowed Marcallino q fee Of
$3.50 for his services e -. :! =
& Frank Fellows, the cripple who has
been a familiar figure on Honolulu's |
streets during the last two years
shortly will open q cigar, newspaper
and boOtblack stand ON King street,
near Smith. Friends Of Mr. Fellows |
have contributed toward launching the
business project. as 81 !. .f
The funeral services of Alberta Ellis
SaylOr, wife of Rev Frank "A. Saylor
Of the Epiphany Mission. Kaimuki, /
were to be held from st. Andrews ca. I
thedral this afternoon. Mrs. Saylor
died last night at the home OF herJ
du1ts 1lSnf nhI " a. t0uf Uduh- III uyhIC1
street. She was 81 years old and O.
native of Honolulu. 81
Tonight at the Central Union parish
house at 4: go o,clock, VIII be- the first
in the series Of evenings devoted to
the Messages from Ten. Great Rel.
gions. The topic this evening will
be the inspiration Of India and will
be in charge of Rev. Frank 8. Seud.
der, who himself as we'll as his father
was born in 1ndia A number or the
participants win be In costume.
a charge Of first degree murder has
been placed against one Z. 81 HongE
81. Kahaluu, Wtndward Oahu, 1t befng;l
alleged that he shot and killed q feEl
low countryman named Kong Tai Jug
Dn the other side Of the island last
Friday might An inquest conductediI
by Deputy Sheriff Davis at Kane6hej
resulted IN q verdict to the effect that
Kong came to his death through shots
Tired by Hong. Hong now is 1t large.
The following cases have been dis
In circuit court: Thomasjt
4. Mackenzie against Mrs. Eva Mac.
Senzie, divorce; Charles ButskeI
against M. e. Grossmans and Julia
3rossman. debt; Levers & Cooke !
against John Walker snd Julia W.
1rossman. an action to enforce ma
lien: Elmer d Moody Co. i
against John Walker and Julia w.
an action similar to the
asst. and Gehring & ButEke against Ju.
la w. Grossman, M. e. Grossman and
John Walker, debt. II
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