Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-26
LOCAL And GHVElkl


as administrator of the estate of H.
Palama, deceased.
On the ground Of nonsupport, kath.
less Lane today was granted a d.
vorce by Circuit Judge Whitney from
Capt. A. L. Lane.
A United States civil service eXami,
nation will be held at Honolulu May
IL for men eligible for positions as
customs inspectors.
Tohae Tsubaki, a japanese, was
granted a divorce by Circuit Judge
Whitney today from Kiyo Tsubaki, the
grounds being desertion.
The final accounts of Henry Smith
as administrator of the estate OF NOa
Malamu, deceased, were approved by
Circuit Judge Whitney today.
The Marconi Telegraph Gable Com
pany. has sent out to local patrons OF
Marconi wireless a complete book
Of tariffs with considerable attention
paid to the Hawaii system.
The Sociedade Lusitana Beneficente
de Hawaii, local Portuguese mutual
benefit society, will consider at its
meeting tonight the question Of its
new charter of Incorporation.
A vaudeville sketch in Honolulu"
done by Mat Keefe and Emil Suhers,
has been booked for forty weeks In
New York and is said to be one of
the distinct hits Of the season.
Attendance at the school for Off
GERS of the National Guard conducted
by Lieut.. w. C. Whitener. inspector
instructor, continues to be large, as
the courses are highly interesting.
The Hawaiian band will play at the
dinner to be given by Speaker HoEi
stein of the house of representatives |
at the Young hotel at 1880 tonight; and
not in Kaimuki as previously ian
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Antonelle de la Cruz has entered a |
plea of not guilty to- a charge of thav- |
ing sent a package of dynamite down |
the flume of Papaikou mill, Hawaii /
The dynamite was discovered befpret
it struck the rollers. s!s III
The annual meeting OF the Women's
and Guild of st. Andrews
will be held: in the Guild
hall on the afternoon, of April q, @Rti
o'clock, when plans for the convos
cation will be discussed. Mrs. Goods
ing Field will be hostess. 4
The thirtieth anniversary of the
death Of Queen Emma was sOlemniZed
by decorating her tomb with floral
tributes yesterday. Although there
vas no public ceremony the Hawaiian
people remembered the good queen IN
he way considered most appropriate.
George Broadley has filed answer in
the circuit court to a divorce suit
brought against him by Georgina
In the answer Broadley de-
MES that he treated his wife cruelty
and inhumanly and that, among other
things, he smashed a cuspidor at
her.
The trial of Anton Shushkovsky,
charged with attempted burglary in
The first degree in that he attempted
10 rob a local saloon, will begin at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning in Judge
Ashford's division of the circuit court.
The defendant recently served a year
N prison for attempting to rob poor
box in the Catholic cathedral. l.
D. Howard Hitchcock, the painter
will give first view by invitation OF
lis recent work this evening in his
studio on the third floor of the Collnsi
on King street near Fort. A
public exhibition will be held for the
of the week, between the
hours of and l in the mornings and
rom I: 80 until $50 evenings.
According to bulletin No. 10, recent
y issued by the war department, no
officer ranking higher than captain
will be permitted to qualify on the
-ifle teams of national guard organi.
.ations at the national shoot at Jack.
.
IT the local guard are studying up on
he competitor rules, as the local guard
expects to send team.
notwithstanding the inclementl
weather. very helpful and cheerful
raise and song service was held Sun
lay, at 2:30 by the Epworth League
VI the First Methodist church and the
Korean Epworth League at Leahi
Home. Short addresses were made
~ C.7J. Day, John NJ Martin and one
n the Korean language by mem
Der of the Korean Epworth League for
he Koreans at the Leahi Home. The
music was under| the charge Of Mrs
,erbuehen.
The native arts section of the ex-
libit of the Hawaii Promotion Com
nittee was enriched this morning by
he gift of a sofa pillow, the cover
" which is made of moss gathered
rom trees and rocks in the mountains
n the interior of Oahu. Miss Bessie
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