Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03

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Hawaiian Tribe No. !. |. o. o. e.
meets at 40 tonight.
William Mckinley Lodge. Knights
of Pythias. meets tonight.
A baby daughter was born Sunday
Palama.
There is a special meeting Of Ho-.
nolulu Lodge 400, A. F. & A. H., at
$50 this evening.
A Patria Society will celebrate
Thursday night the sixth anniversary
Of the Republic of Portugal
A meeting of the territorial grand
Jury will be held at 2 O'Clock next
Friday afternoon in the Judiciary build
ms. *..t
Miss Mary Georgia Armstrong and
Herbert D. L. Perry were married to-
day by David Cary Peters, pastor of
the Christian church. Ill.,. r..
The Punahou Altar Society will
meet at o'clock Wednesday after,
Loon in the church parlors. All mem
hers are requested to attend.
Miss Angelina Souza and John Pa
hia were married Monday by Rev. FIR.
Rodrique Frans. Miss Mary Quintal
and George Trip, Jr., attended
A son was born last Saturday to
MIR. and Mrs. William Henry Krause,
of Fort Shafter at the Department
hospital. He has been named William
Henry. -" ~ !.
Hearing on a petition for the pro-
bate of the win of the late Theodore
H. Kiesel will be had in Circuit Judge
Ashford's court on Monday, Novem.
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Petition for ancillary administration
of the estate of the late Tom Penny
will be heard in Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court at 2 O'Clock on the after
noon of October s, r. t..... ..... q
A preliminary hearing Of the case.
.of Mok Sang. charged with having
opium in possession, was to be had
this afternoon before u. s. Commits
siCner George s. Curry.
70 hA 20
hospital on Monday in serious con-
dillon from beating said in a re-
port TO the police to have been given
by Manuel Costa.
John Papa, an employe of Hustace
Peck Company, was injured but not
seriously at Pier IL on Monday,
when piece of from which he was
helping to load fell upon him.
Owing to the fact that not all the
members Of the Oahu loan fund CON-
mission could be present at a meet
ing called for today at 10 o'clock, post
ponement was made until the same |
hour on Thursday.
publican territorial central committees
Will be held next Monday evening in
the Campbell block The campaign
for the election of candidates chosen
at the primaries win be outlined.
At the Singapore rubber auctions
held this week plantation pale crepe
realized 53.01 cents per pound. The
New York price for the correspond
ing date was so cents, according to ad-
vices to The Warehouse Company
Miss Martha w. Hebron and Fran
els Henry Smith were married Mon-j
day night by Rev Leopold Knoll. Fol-
lowing a reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith left for Hauula, where they
will spend their honeymoon The /
groom is with H. Hackfeld & Co.. and
Is son of Henry Smith, clerk OF the
first circuit court
Otto Doehring died at the Queens
hospital Sunday night. His body was
prepared for cremation at the II. II. |
Williams undertaking parlors on
Monday and the ashes will be scatter
ed to the four winds in accordance
with his dying wish. Little is known
about the old gentleman here except
that he Wills considerable property to
relatives in Germany.
In the water suit between the ter
ritory and the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association over certain spring in
Hilo, decision rendered placed the
value of the spring at $1,000, incliid.
ing four or five years use. of water
in the past, The defendant claimed
G value of $4,000, while the territory
placed the figure at $500
A 13-ton caterpillar tractor dropped
through a three-ton bridge on the /
road leading from the Waimanaio
road to Kailua yesterday, most effec-
tua1ly blocking all traffic. It was es-j
pecially disagrseable for a large party
from the Kamehameha schools that
had planned to spend the day at Kai-