Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
LOCAL And GEM

an order allowing Joseph Louis Cas-
simir to change his name to Joseph
! CaSsimir Lewis
! The japanese wrestlers, who have
! been exhibiting at Fort street skating
rink. will be passengers on the Chiyo
Maru tomorrow.
! By order of City and County En-
bridge over Pauoa stream will be
closed to traffic until further notice.
Pomaikai Kamaka died yesterday
at the Beretania sanita"ium. The fu-
neral services were held today, inter
ment being in, the Kareepehaku cemc-
terry.
: The members OF the Woman AUX.
/ niary will hold their quarterly meet
| ing at O'Clock On Friday Of next
week at the home of Mrs. II. NJ. ven
! Holt
A motion to settle the bill OF eXcep-
| tons in the ease OF Esther ~ pflipo
ct al, against Nettle Scott, ct al was
heard and denied in the supreme court
yesterday.
There was no meeting of the terri
torial grand jury today, The mex.
meeting probably wifi be held at 2
O'Clock next Thursday afternoon in
the judiciary building.
Hearing on an ordcf to show cause
| in the case of William Davis against
Kaaina Davis, divorce, has been con-
| tfnued in Circuit Judge Whitney's
court until October 90. - ? -. T.
The Meiji baseball. team will leave
ON the Chiyo Maru tomorrow for ia
pan. When they arrive there they
will schedule a series Of games with
the Chicago University team. "
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baker died al the family home
In Kalihf yesterday The funeral SER
vices were held today, interInent be-
/ ing in the Catholic cemetery.
Manuel Costa Guindin has been Civ
1 en- until next Saturday morning to
pay into Circuit Judge Whitney,s court
] the costs of a divorce suit recently
brought against him by Mary Costa
Guindin, amounting to about $lS.
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/ A preliminary hearing of the case
of Albert Martin, who vas arrested on
1 October l. charged with having com
mitted a statutory offense, was to be
/ had before u. s. Commissioner George
s. Curray this afternoon. eaf y Bsl
A reception viii be held in the local
Japanese Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow night
Ito which the students Of the Japanese
schools in Honolulu and the Japanese
lstudents in other local educational In
lstitutions have been invited There
viii be moving pictures, music, games
and refreshments. An address will be
delivered by DR., y. Kawagnchi. :.
To discuss the question of break
| in the city sewer somewhere in the.
harbor, the public health committee
OF the Chamber Of Commerce win
meet on Monday afternoon. DR.. J. s.,
B. Pratt. president OF the territoTial
board OF health, and Harry z. Muir
ray, general manager OF the city water
system, have been asked to be pres:
ent.
In honor Of Horace w. ydughan, the
new assistant T. s. distinct attorney,
Circuit Judge Clarence w ashford en-.
|tertained at an informal sag dinner
at his residence in South EeretAnia
street last night. = Besides the host
and guest of honor, those present were
City Attorney Al. NJ Brown, r. X. Bo.
nine Jeff MeGarn. Chester A. DOYLE.
Jacob r. Brown, Huron K. Ashford,
Ashford Austin and A. 8. Humphreys.
"A delegation Of local Japanese, head
ed by H: Tsurushifna, win leave for
Hilo within a few days to make ar
rangements for the erection Of mon
umeut to the late D. K. Eguchi,, who
was one of the first japanese mem
beers Of the Hawaiian board. being
connected with that organization in
work on Kauai and Hawaii He also
was founder and editor of the Hawaii
Shokumin 'Shinbun Sha.
A suit for damages in the sum of
$4,000 has been fled in circuit court
by W. G. All Sing against s. Yafna-
shire. the latter being q physician at
Wailuku. Maui All Sing alleges that
for a lengthy period he was treated
by Yamashiro for a growth on his
body, and that tho physician constant
ly assured him that he was getting
better The plaintiff further alleges
that, instead of being cured, he nearly
lost his life and was forced to seek
medical attention elsewhere.