Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30
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The regular meeting Of The Beach,
walk Improvement Club wiz be held
this evening At 7:45 p. M ct J. Alex
Lyle's home on Beachwalk road.
A plea In abatement has been filed
In circuit court by me defendants in
the case Of Nettie 1. Scott against
Esther N. Pilipo and Elizabeth X.
Pilipo, an action Of covenant.
Circuit Judge Whitney today APP
pointed Henry Smith as administrator
OF the estate Of Moses Pail under tond
in the sum Of $780,
Hearing on an order relating to
the approval of the accounts of The
estate Of Isaac Ihihi has been eontin-
ued In Circuit Judge Ashford's court
until o'clock on the morning Of
January 13, 1916.
The final accounts Of the admins
traitor Of the estate Of Frank s. Dodge
have been referred by Circuit Judge
Whitney TO Leslie p. Scott, master,
for examination and report
Federal court trial jurors have been
excused until $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
morning. at which time, the case of
Malicio Pacaro. charged with a .statu-
tory offense. WIN 90 to trial.
. Consideration Of the plan advanced
by E. A. Berndt. chairman OF the Pro-
motion Committee, to have Honolulu
stores close at 6 o'clock during the
holiday season will probably be taken
mp at the meeting Of the Rotary Club
retail trades from the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Twenty-four children from the Kau-
luwela school underwent q test at
the anti-tuberculosis bureau this morn
ing to ascertain whether they have
tuberculosis. The test was conducted
by DR.. A. N. Sinclair. beginning next
week. the bureau viii examine the
children In the. Kalihtwaena school.
Two cases OF marital trouble were
cured. at least temporarily, h circuit
court today when there was fled with
Clerk Dominis notices Of the discon-
unuauce Of two divorce actions. The
first case discontinued was that Of
Robert F. Faulkner against Elizabeth
Faulkner, and the second was that Of
Louis H. Rogers against Amoe Rogers.
A declaration OF intention to be-
come an American citizen has been
filed in federal court by Miss Wini-
fred Maude Scott, q nurse IN the
Queens hospital, who Is q native Of
Christchurch, New Zealand. Unless
Miss Scott happens to marry an
American citizen, she VIII have to
wait Eve years before she can take
out her final papers.
Two hundred guests last night at
tended reception In honor of Mrs.
Rata A. Mills. most worthy grand ma.
tron Of the general grand chapter Of
the Order OF Eastern Star. who Is In
the islands from her home IN Brad
ford. Pennsylvania, visiting local chap
tiers of the organization. The recep-
ton was held at the home tof Mr.. and
Mrs. II, H. Williams on Nuuanu ave-
W. oAt1 Wo4 AaVot 4CHyOJ SDtS.
The second trial Of the case of Eu- |
gene Buchanan, q corporal in the 18th
Infantry, who Is charged with second
degree murder. probably win begin IN |
Circuit Judge Ashford's court at 8 |
o'clock next Thursday morning. Blu;
ehanan II alleged to have shot and !
killed his wife, Laura buchanan. The
FIRST trial resulted In q disagreement
BY the jury.
Six territorial prisoners. accompa-
MED BY q guard, arrived this morning |
from HsEaii on the Mauna Kea, and |
were sot after escorted out to the
penitentis In the police automobile,
Sheriff W am Jarrett says that five |
or SIX NOR are to come in q few days |
from the Kailpa district 81 Hawaii. |
Among them win be Jose Belineuva,
the Filipino, who was convicted re-
Gently OF the murder Of the young Ha-
waiian girl IN the Kohala district, |
and who is now awaiting the setting |
Of the execution date by Governor |
Pinkharn.
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