The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-07
7BREVTTIES
From "wednesday Advertiser


(FrotA "wednesday Adveftiser) III
There win b > ntstihg Of the direc.
tors Of the chamber Of commerce on
Wednesday, Anil ~, at two O'Clock.
The next members meeting win be
held a week later. y, Es.t@s ...N
4 Measles and dengue fever are pre-.
yalent among teachers ahd pupils of
Kauai, says George s. Raymond, school
inspector, who returned this week from
q tour Of the Garden Island. -.
II was reported in court circles yes
itcriay that eight inmates had escaped
from the Walalec Boys Industrial
School last Saturday and that the au.
thorities were out hot after the escap.
cd ones. -. IL, ..s.,.ss.-.
= Two divorce suits were Aied in the
circnit court yesterday, az follows: An.
ma Davis Kearhey'' against Matthew
Kearney, nonsupport charged, and An.
MO F. baskerville against Edwin Bask.
erville, on the ground Of cruelty.
Euphemia Stephanoff, charged with
bigamy, and Andre Gregorovsky, charg.
ed with a statutory offense, were arrest.
ed by Marshal Smiddy yesterday on
federal warrants and committed by
Commissioner Curry to the federal
grand jury. ,U-..gs ID"
Judge Ashford yesterday dismissed
the petition for a~writ Of mandamus in
the case of DIR. Manuel Goldwater
against the members of the board Of
dental examiners. a A new suit. which
will overcome the objections Of that
already disposed Of, may be instituted
shortly. .... ...-...a.- ,.....~--.-.1 $780,
Rev. Joseph Nua, native of Waia-
nae, Oahu, and pastor Of Hauula church
for, several years, died Sunday morning
at the Beretania sanitarium after q
short illness, due to typhoid fever. He
had served several years as mission.
airy in the South seas, following his
graduation from the Pacific Institute.
) A petition for naturali zation was
filed IN the federal court clerk g Office
yesterday by Otto Emil Pentz, residing
at schoheld Barracks, q native of New
Tim. Germany, and born on February
2. 1891. The petition win be heard on
July 20, next, the witnesses being Bur
chell Burns and William Henry Shir-
ley. q" ea' U@ ''h.
(trom Friday Adverttser)
Judge Whitney yesterday ordered a
decree to issue confirming the title Of
John L. Fleming. to certain land in Ho-
nolulu,
The University of California Club OF
Hawaii viii hold its annual meeting
and banquet next Wednesday night in
the University Club.
The, accounts OF the trustees of the
estate of Paul II. f., q. Isenberg, de
ceased, were referred to Henry Smith
yesterday by Judge Whitney, the mas
ter to examine the accounts and report
to the court. ..-.
; The petition Of the Guardian Trust
of H. NJ. Kanihoy deceased, to sell prop,
erty will be- heardnby Judge Whitney
on Friday Of next week at nine o'clock
in,the morning. .,.... ,s-n."
ATTN: meeting Of the University OF
Michigan Association in the UniversitJ
club yesterday IL was decided 60 bring
the University Glee Club to Hawaii, II
possible Preliminary arrangement
viii be started az once. -. E '.a'7---,,' I
Mary Yuk Lar, q minor, was adopted
yesterday by Ernest Il. Goo, and his
wife, Elizabeth r. M. Goo. Under the
decree of adoption signed by Judge
Whitney, the name Of the child wal
allowed to be changed to Mary Yuk
Ian Cob. tdasn Ts~j ln,.r.
Edwin X. Stone 'was adjudged a
bankrupt in the federal court yester,
day and the matter referred to Joseph
g. Pratt, referee in bankruptcy for Ga
hu, for further proceedings. Stone 8 liza
bilities are given at $555.67. He re
ported no assets iC,,,
A declaration Of his intention to be
come a naturalized citizen was filed in
the federal court clerk 3 Office yester,
day by Gustaf o 'stlund, q sailor re
siding in the Popular House, Fort street
He was born in UpsaIa, Sweden, on
September 1, 1873. f.
Governor Pinkham yesterday signed
a planting agreement between Naihi
Kaniho, of, Kaiele, Hawaii, and the
Onomea Sugar Company, and two spe
cial homestead agreements, one with
John okeshof of North Hilo and one
with David Allison Of Puma, Hawaii.
luO Ila"dhdh 4NdIlOHdl hIh anu
the Proposed Government Observatory
at Kilauea," is the title of lecture ia
Re given at three o'clock this after
noon at the animal meeting Of the Ha
waiian Volcano Research Association in
the rooms of the chamber of commerce
Kauik eolani Building.
A banquet will be given at half past
seven o'clock tomorrow night in the
Alexander Young Hotel by Oceanic
Lodge No. 81, F. &. A. M, to com.
memorate the seventy fourth anniver.
sary of the institution Of Lodge 10 Pro
gres de l'Oceanie No. 124 and of the
introduction Of Masonry in Hawaii.
Judge Whitney today will hear the
testimony Of Judge A. 3. Humphreys
under the petition of Queen Liliuoka,
lani in her action against Delegate Ka
Ianianaole for the perpetuation of ties
.timony. What Judge Humphreys will
testify to today will be made a matter
of record in the minutes Of the court.
The old federal grand jury will meet
ut ten o clock this morning, IT Is ex,
pected that it will make its final re,
port and be discharged by the court to,
day for the term. The new federal
grand jury, for the April, 1915 term,
will meet at ten n 'elock next MoudaV