Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-07

tiles commission win be held on Mon.
day afternoon at O'Clock.
A declaration OF intention to become
an American citizen was fled In fed
eral court today by Alfred craden, 3
native OF England.
Religious services will be held al
Oahu Prison tomorrow morning, be-
ginning at o'clock Deacon Sam X.
Kamaiopili will speak.
A petition for the probate Of the
will OF the late Rev. Francis William
Damon win be heard by Judge Whit
ney next Friday. morning.
In the matter of the tax appeal of
the Catholic mission of Hilo a motion
by the taxpayer for admission of fur
ther evidence was filed in the supreme
court today.
A meeting of the members of Da-
mien Council, Y. NJ. J., will be held at
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning. The
meeting will be an important one and
all members are requested to attend.
Eben Low was held up at King and
Bishop streets today by a traffic POI
liceman. who quoted the several city
ordinances relating to the operation
OF vehicles. Mr.. Low was driving on
the left side Of the street.
Three Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries are
due to arrive here August II from the
mainland. They are E. Paul Steel,
Glenn E. Jackson and Lloyd r. Kill
lam. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Killam
are returning to Honolulu with their
husbands.
Antoine +. Bisho was ordered by
Circuit Judge Whitney today to pay
Mary L. Risho temporary alfmony in
the sum of Sc q week, and also to pay
Mrs. Bisho's attorneys fees and the
costs Of the court in the divorce suit
row pending. .
Frank Mendonca, Portuguese, was
found dead in bed at Nuuanu and Pa
uoa streets this morning. His body
was taken to, the morgue where q
pcst-mortem examination was held.
Heart failure was given as the cause
Of death. ~.
A visit to the principal Japanese
colonies in California is being made
by Y. Sega. editor OF the Nippd Jill, a
local Japanese newspaper, according
TO cards which have been received
from him by friends. Mr.. Sega visited
The expositions at San Francisco and
San Diego.
AT the regular meeting of Honolulu
Typographical Union. No. 81, held last
evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: j. p.
Comes, Jr.. president; B. C. Stearns,
vice-president; A l.. Eakin, secretary
treasurer: Henry Aylett, e. C. Cointe
Ind Manuel Jardine executive COM
/ John Monoua and Annie Kaiu. were
married In the United States marshal's
office this morning. J. Wesley Thornp
ION, assistant district attorney, acting |
Is best man. John and Annie were
yesterday on statutory Of
tense. Now that they are man and
wife the case against them will prob
sbiy be dismissed.
More than 1900 postal card views
it Hawaii were given away in two1
lays, the last week in July, at the Ha-
vail Territory's exhibit in the San
francisco exposition according to a
etter just received from H. p. Wood, |
esident commissioner at the fair. He
,ays the Hawaii building reaches more
ourists than any other.
Ten fine specimens of Kings coun- +
y, California, Poland China hogs are
q route to Honolulu, according to the
4anfOrd, Cal. Sentinel, which says
be swine we're shipped by w. d.
Trewhitt. one of the biggest stock
aisers Of that county. The paper
ays Mr.. Trewhitt has nearly $50 of /
he hogs at his ranch near Ammonia.
me swine are known as the large type
1 Poland China.
The Trent Trust Company, guardian
1. the estate, OF Richard Smart. son
L the late Thelma T. K. Parker
smart, has been ordered by Circuit /
Judge W. L. Whitney to pay to Mrs. L
elizabeth ]. knight 800 month for
lie support OF the child. Mrs. knight
vas given control and custody of her
'randchild under compromise
greed to following the contest of the
mart will last April. The money Il
VII be paid quarterly. the first pay
nent to date as of July 20. last.