Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13

tinued IN police court until next Fri
day morning
| A. ". Perry, tourist whose home
lis in Boston, was found not guilty in
police court today of charge of VIC.
latfng the traffic ordinance.
A meeting of the members of the
National German American Alliance of
the United States was held in the K.
Of P. hall Saturday evening
The case of James p Curran, con-
victed of assault and battery, has been
continued in Circuit Judge Ashford'S
| court until tomorrow morning. 49,
| Mrs. W. D. Westervelt will be host
ess at her Waikiki home at the March
meeting OF the Morning Music Club
to be held on Tuesday evening, March
/ q, at s o'clock.
| The social and dance announced for
| Saturday under the auspices Of Court
LunalilO has been postponed until Sat
urday, March %, owing to the death
of John X. Aylett !
The members of the Morning Music
| Club will hold an open Shakespeare
| meeting at the home of Mrs. w. d.
Westervelr, Waikiki, at S o'clock
Tuesday evening, March 81.
A. Correa, E Harvey and J. G. Har-
vey, minors, who were arrested by
the police on charge of disturbing
| the peace. were reprimanded and dis
charged by District Magistrate Mon.
sarrat today.
Circuit Judge Whitney today APP
pointed Henrietta K. BishaW as exc
cutrix, without bond, Of the estate of
the late David K. Kaiena. An inven-
tory will be filed in 30 days.
Under authority given by Circuit
Judge Whitney, Albert Jacobson and |
Marietta Jacobson, his wife, today |
adopted Anna Marguerite Martin. The
child's name has been changed to An
ma Jacobson.
Charged with having opium in pos
session, Leong Chew, Chinese resid- |
ing at Waialua, was arrested by Mar
shall J. j. Smiddy yesterday. He has |
been released on bond in the sum of |
$500, pending a commissioners hear.
ing of the case.
The following divorces have been
granted by Circuit Judge Stuart: |
Henry G. Vida from Mrs. Elizabeth |
X. Vida, intemperance; Mrs. Rachael
Hiapo from John Hiapo, non-support; |
M. Tamura from Mrs. Tame Tamura,
alleged statutory offense. ~.
An-tnventory Of the estate of the
late Henry Gaillard Smart, who was
husband of the late Thelma T. X.
Parker Smart, was filed in circuit |
court today by the Trent Trust Com.
pany, administrator. The inventory
shows that the estate is valued at
$l0,564. ...-
Investigation of the books of the
public utilities corporations of the ter
ritory will begin tonight when
the Mutual Telephone Company ap-
pears before the public utilities COM
mission at a special meeting to be
held in the harbor board rooms in the
capitol. .... ....
A replica of the Walter Remsen
Brinckerhoff memorial tablet in st. /
Andrews Cathedral, has just been
placed in Appleton Chapel, Harvard
The replica has been inscribed with a
quotation from St. Luke, and with
words stating that it is fashioned af-
ter the Honolulu tablet Z.
Theodore Roosevelt. Auxiliary No. |
/ announces benefit dance to be held /
at Mansfield Hall, near Fort Shafter,
on st. Patrick's event &. Buses will
meet the street cars at Kamehameha |
" road from until 9 o'clock and
from IL o'clock until midnight An
admission of Is cents will be charged
Trying to convince group of. SER
vice men last night that Uncle Sans
boys are not popular, d. Poepoe, who
was filled with dago red, struck at one
of the soldiers with his fist, and re-
ceived in return jolt under the left
eye that sent him to the. emergency
hospital. DR.. Aver took three stitches
in the wound.
Copies of the abstract of title to the
Irwin estate, which has been selected
for Honolulu's new federal building,
and Of the petition to condemn the
property, will be forwarded to Wash.
ington, d. c., in the steamer Lurline
tomorrow afternoon. The petition and
abstract We're prepared by the local
u. s. attorneys office f.
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