The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-30
BREYITIElS

terday as recolNof Tor tne hOnOlulu
Taxi Company, under the damage suit
brought by Mrs Zane shee against this
concern. %A J.#fk III
Two local men received signal recog-
milton at the seventeenth annual ses
sion of the subsidiary high court Of the
Ancient Order Of Foresters, which
closed in Oakland, May IL, Charles II.
Rose and Carl r.. Rose being elected
trustees, - ttskt.ltFH ID" b. 3d..
Robert G. Lydeckefe librarian Of the
public archives, is planning to visit
Maui and Kauai to gather court rec
ords that have been preserved on the
different circuits. He Is now busy ar
ranging the material collected on a re-
cent trip to the Big Island.
Under direction OF Rev. Father Rod
rigre Frans, the grounds Of the Catho-
lie Cathedral, Fort street, are being put
into splendid condition for the annual
feast and bazaar Of the Brotherhood
of the Holy Ghost, which win be held
on June 10 and IL. Father Rodrigue is
an expert landscape gardener. m. { 4
In an affidavit fled yesterday, Henry
Smith, clerk of the first circuit court,
says that the libcllee has dcfaulted in
the divorce case of Mrs. Maria Rod.
rigues da silva against Joao Rodrigues
da Silva. No answer has been filed by
the latter to the complaint, although
the time for doing SO has lapsed. Z
Nitrate Kanigoro, Japanese, lost his
balance and fell from o moving King
street car near the McCully Tract, last
night, sustaining badly skinned face
and minor bruises about the body. He
was taken to the Emergency Hospital
where his wounds were dressed. The
skin was torn from his entire fore
head. a.
(From Sunday Advertiserl
In company with his brother and
two granddnughters, Thomas g. Thrum
celebrated his seventy.fourth birthday
yesterday at the Kaneohe coral gar
dens. 4aIgL
Owing to the fact that June IL this
year falls on a Sunday, Governor Pink
ham yesterday signed a proclamation
setting aside Monday, June II, as a
legal holiday.
News has been received in Honolulu
of the death on May 2 Of Miss Edith
Douglas, formerly OF Honolulu, at the
home Of her mother In Broomfeld, Am.
berlay, Canterbury, New Zealand, from
heart failure. B. ar.
Motions for new trials were denied
by Judge Stuart yesterday in the cases
of Mrs. Lila Nua against Mrs. Solomon
Meheuls, an action for. debt, and Mrs.
Kuluwaimaka 0kamura against Mrs.
Mele Kaulani, eiectment. Exceptance
were noted in both cases.
Counsel for the government and de-
tense Yesterday agreed in the federal
court to submit on briefs the motion
for arrest of judgement and new trial
in the case of the United States against
Thomas White and John Mccain, who
were recently found guilty of dealing
in opium by trial jury.
Judge whitney yesterday, under $500
bond, signed by @. X. Tackabury and
Marston Campbell appointed G. Fred
Bush as temporary Zadministrator of the
estate of H. F. Bush, deceased. Hearing
of the motion for appointment of G..
Fred Bush as permanent administrator
win be taken u by Judge Whitney on
June "a. ~ b! ~ %.
On the ground Of nonsupport, Judge
Stuart yesterday granted an absolute
divorce, the decree taking effect i'm
mediately, to Mrs. LodellA' Brown from
William B. Brown. The husband was
ordered to pay to his sx-wife fifteen
dollars a month IA. permanent alimony
and fifty dollars as attorneys fee to
her lawyer.
Because he, too, wanted to be star
actor and a matinee idol Chinese
youth appeared before Judge w. l..
Whitney yesterday, charged with hav-
ing helped himself TO some of the
props from Bert Lytell 3 dressing room
at the Bijou. The Judge ordered him
to spend an indefinite time at the in
dustrial school at Waialee.
Divorce suits were in the circuit
court yesterday by Manuel Oliveira
against Mrs. Mary oliyeira, on the
ground Of cruelty, and Nakano Tana.
ka against Kashishiro Tanaka, also
cruelty. Since the first of the month
thirty-one actions of this nature have
been fled in Honolulu, a total of 1872
being instituted in the city since the
first of the year.
From Tuesday Advertiser.)
Angela Austiro and Vincente Zero
ma, Flipinos charged with a statutory
Itffense, and Dave and Clara GeIcr,
charged with having contraband drug
in possession, were held over to the
federal grand jury by Commissioner
Curry yesterday.
/ James s. McCandless of this city has
bought the Samuel Taylor home in the
Piedmont hills, California, for $4,000,
according to the Oakland Tribune, and
will make it the family home during
part of the year, alternating between
Honolulu and his new Pacific Coast resi-
dence. ."|HN.
Sam Decker and Charlotte Martin
we're arrested in the Graystone Hotel,
King and Nuuanu streets, yesterday
on a federal court warrant charging
them with statutory offense. Decker
was released on $500 bond and the
woman on her recognizance. She
waived preliminary hharirlg and
Decker will be given his on Wednes-
day afternoon before Commissioner
Curry.
On the ground Of nonsupport, Mrs.
Mary Louis Anderson was granted an
absolute divorce from Oscar Nelson
Anderson by Judge Stuart yesterday
the decree to take effect Immediately.
Anderson was ordered to pay twenty
five dollars q month as permanent al.
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