Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-01

! Demand for a jury trial has been
filed by the defendant in the equity
case of l.. Tenney Peck against Char
lotte d. |. Steere.
Final accounts OF Wong kue, adj
ministrator OF the estate Of Wong
Heu. have been approved by Judge
Whitney, subject to the filing of final
receipts. H., -. ...".
! Declaration OF intention TO become
an American citizen has been filed
in federal court by Roberto Oliveira,
native of Portugal aI.G d laborer by
occupation. T.. -..:-.
The Mothers Club of Kaimuki will
give a social and dance at Liliuokalani
school hall, Friday evening, May ),
and music will be supplied by the
fair Hawaii Glee Club. -.
Charged with having opium in pos
session, Wong Bun, Chinese, enter
ed q plea of guilty in federal court to-
day. He will be sentenced at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning.
Father Ulrich, pastor of the new st.
Anthony's CHURCH, Kalihi, issues a
cordial invitation to all to come to
the grand concert Saturday evening,
May s, at the new church. .
Shortly after he pleaded guilty this
morning to charge Of having opium
in possession, Wong Bun, a local Chi
nese. was arrested by Marshal ]. j..
Smiddy on similar charge.
Petition for a passport has been
filed in federal court by Yong Chez,
a local Chinese. Mr. Yong will trav-
ell in China and intends to leave Ho-
nolulu May 26 in the steamer China.
An inventory by H. H. Won Holt, ad-
ministrator, has been filed for the es-
tate of Melissa Motley, deceased, show
ing real estate amounting to 1850 !
square feet, together with three build
ings. .. F..
Judge Whitney today ordered the
appointment of the Trent Trust Com
pany, Ltd, as administrator of the |
estate of Emilia Theodore Chayes, de-
ceased, bond being named at $500.
+ Stating that the case has been set.
He'd and compromised, Herbert Low |
ly today filed papers in circuit court |
liscontinuing the suit which he insti- |
llted several months ago against the
i lonolulu Athletic Park, Ltd
n I'll, -
scar Nordmann, both charged with
Transporting opium and having the
iolg in their possession, are sched-
pd to go to trial in federal court at
so O'Clock next Monday morning.
4 dary MeKeague Kaleialii, daught-
elof Peke Stone, deceased, has ap-
pid for the administration of the
cate, which is valued at $4,000,
Hiring will be had on the matter be-
To- Judge Whitney on Monday, June
Is.
i Japanese, Y Horoshigi, is in the
Jainese hospital today with an, in
i juId spine. He was hurt Saturday
| viii he fell from the roof of "a house
he as painting on Queen street, near
Wal.
C4os A Long, secretary of the
boarof liquor license commissioners,
is nv receiving applications for re-
newa of liquor licenses. All delin-
j quen arg requested to hand in their
applitjons Immediately.
ThGoral Gardens at Kaneohe were
opene today under the management
of Mr. H. w. Rietow, who takes the
place j. ]. Siler, resigned. Begin
ming &y Z, an automobile will run
on schulz each Sunday between the
garden and Honolulu +.
/ Therwill be meeting of the Ka.
mehama Alumni Association this
! eyeninat s O'Clock at its clubhouse !
on FSrstreet Final arrangements
for dice to be given soon are to ]
be connected at this meeting, while
several Nv members will be initiated.
| The de of Leloha Kukilani and |
Maggie erreira, charged with the
/ commiSsh of statutory offense, has
| been coinued in federal court I'M
til $3.50 clock tomorrow morning
pending decision on the question of
whether man may testify against
his wife.
Kate We and Walter Baker, a
bandsmaIm the army; who were ar
rested bydarshal j. ]. Smiddy last j
Saturday lafged with the commits
sion of a atutory offense, have been q
released ( their own recognizance S
until nextEednesday morning at 10
| o'clock, atFhich time = preliminary c
hearing ofheir case will be had be-
fore Z. commissioner George s.
Curry. I'D. - {
A praiselnd thank offering will a
| feature theneeting of the Woman's I