Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
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The case OF Thomas Bickle AGAINST
IDan J. Weber. an action for debt, was
discontinued n Circuit Judge Stuart's
court yesterday # -
Joao Eaptista de Costa of waimea.
OAHU. has fled in federal court dee.
laraticn CT intention to become an
American citizen. ., >-..
Kawea Keawe was granted d.ycIca
yesterday from Sam Keawe, the com.
plant alleging that the latter com
mitted a statutory offense.
! The. case of keanekane. charged
with assault and battery, is scheduled
to go to trial In Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court on Friday morning, Sep
tember 10, at 8 O'Clock.
| A bicycle ridden by a Japanese
named Tagaura and an automobile
driven by F. ID. Baldwin were in col
lisien at Kaahumanu and Queen
streets yesterday, with the result that
the japanese suffered cuts about the
face. -> ..E...,-.
The remains of George A. NJ. Heen
win be on view to relatives and friends
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning at
Silya's undertaking establishment The
funeral services viii be held at st.
Andrews cathedral, the time of which
has not yet been decided.
On the ground of extreme cruelty.
Kaluanai LiIinoe Of the city garbage
department was divorced yesterday
from Rose Lilinoe. Kaluanai testi.
fled that Rose had been in the habit
OF beating him with sticks and throw.
/ ing stones at him. 80. Y -
In attempting to Jump on wagon
owned by Levers e. Cooke In Moana-
lua yesterday, John Akana suffered a
broken log. The wagon was driven
BY Antoine Tavares. It is reported
that after the accident, Tavares drove
on without attempting TO ascertain
what had, occurred. 5s.s
A petition for adjudication In bank
ruptcy has been filed In federal court
today by the Variety Film Exchange
Company. Yesterday the marshafs
office received Instructions to serve q
restraining order on High Sheriff Jar
rett forbidding him to sell at public
auction the property of the company.
The sale was to have been held at
noon
A meeting of the members of the
Bar Association probably will be held
early next week for the purpose Of
drafting a resolution to be sent to-
President Wilson and Attorney-gen-
efal Gregory, expressing the thanks
of the association for the reappoint-
ment OF Chief Justice IA. G. M. Rob-
ertson and Circuit Judge William Z.
Whitney. At the same meeting, the
date for the dinner 70 be given in
honor Of the chief Justice and Judge
Whitney sprobably viii be definitely
fixed.
IN order that naturalization and reg
istration at the College Of Hawaii
may be as far as possible completed
Monday. September Is, all students
registering later than that day Will
be charged a fee Of 81. The number
of those applying for admission is
large and there viii be small chance
Tor new students To arrange for admis-
sion on Tuesday On request by mail
or telephone new students Will be sent
application forms and the chairman
Of the committee on entrance and adj
Vanced standing may be consulted at |
the college every morning.
Mrs. Susan C. Bertelnann died at
home, 1913 Leilani street. Kalilff, at !
4 rs yesterday afternoon. The body is |
at Williams undertaking parlors and |
will be removed today to the. home.
where the services will be held to- /
Mrs Betrelmann was the |
widow Of Christian II. Betrelmann and |
was born IN Kauai "a years ago. She |
was the daughter Of Charles Tftcomb,
who introduced silk worms here but /
was forced to discontinue when the
authorities passed a law forbidding the
picking of mulberry leaves on Sunday,
which meant that all the worms
starved on that day. Eight children
survive and three are dead. The liV.
Ing are Mrs. G. H. Baker, Mrs. ]. X.
Cockett, Mrs. A. Hogan, Mrs B. Ross,
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