The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-03

X. Nakano and Miss All Takeguehi
wen known young Honolulu Japanese
were married on Thursday by Judge J
M. Monsarrat. The Witnesses TO tbt
nuptal eeremony were Edward Town.
send and X. Hato. WI
IRON Sunday Advertiser.)
On . charge Of embezzhng forty.one
dollars from Japanese store on Bere.
tania street, Frank Morse. was yester
day placed under arrest,
seventy nine persons were counted
fishing Al one time from Pier 10 las
night. ~ There were men, women AND
chiIdrcu Apparently they were strik,
ers and their families.
Sarah Keola, the sixteen-month-ol
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry X
Kimokeo Of G100 South Hotel street,
died on Ftiday and was hurried yester
day IN the Kawaishao cemetery,
Maui cahdidhtes for the senate anf
house Of fepresehtatives win 20 to thu
Molokai Settlement next "Wednesday
70 speak 81 primary election topics be
fore the Inmates Of the institution.
George Kheha and Miss Cecilia
Kaleikihi were married yesterday by
Rev. Samuel X, Kamaiopih, assistant
pastor Of Khumakapili Church, Pala.
ma. The witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Akeo. sd Il
Suit FOR 100000 damages has beer
brought BY a. NJ Cabrinha, supervise,
and business man Of Hilo, apnine'
o. IAso Publishing company of this
city The company publishes o Luso
. Portuguese weekly edited BY NJ. 9,
Santos sse
George Weiss, Of Scho6eld Barracks
was sworn BY Judge Vaughan in the
federal court yesterday o. natural
lied eitiaen Of the United States Mr.
Weiss witnesses were James Edward
Thompson and David Arthur McNa
mara. The now citizen 10 a native Of
Poseh, Prussia, Germany.
(From Monday Advertiser)
Next "Wednesday Maui candidate,
for congress and the house and senate
laf the Territorial legislature will 70 te
thnu6h lbIokai7r Settlement, whepa 9bey
ssiilrspeak on political isanes TO tbe in
nates
The federal court has .adjourped Il
ten o'clock next Saturday morning
when Judge Vaughan win take up 70,
hearing the petition Of John Francis
DAILY, > native Of England, for nat
nrd1ization IA ~ n A
For the city, during the month o.
| September, ended Saturday at mid
hight, sixtylthree deaths were record
| ed, this being the smallest number for
the same month during the past dozer
(Ftom Tuesday Advertiser 52<
IA decree of registered title to .
piece Of land containing 1896 squar'
feet, valued at $4,000 and situated Ii
IAhapupip street this city, was issued oui
Of the land court yesterday by A
KaIei Aona, registrar, TO the FRS
American Savings 4 Trust Company
The Sumitomo Bank Of Hawaii, !,
private institution, owned by the Bar
on X. Sumitomo, of Osaka, opened III
doors here yesterday The, manager j
NJ. KaEnkatun. lrke bank is locates
IN the Wilder building, Fort and ouesI
streets. @ST n Z, "a ~ =,
Ehea Haleamau, Of Nuuanu, neal
Vineyard street, died yesterday morn
| lag In the Q1een9s Hospital and wa
buried during the afternoon In the Loci
View eemetery, Pearl City. He wa
a native Of Hawaii, thirtyiseyen year
old and unmarried, \ 3
| \ Jose Duarte,a aslblackamith of Wal
pahu, this island, died Saturday nigh
In the Queen's Hospital and was bur
led Oh Sunday In the Waipahu Catholi
'cemetefy.i Duarte was native Of Kau
al, widower and thirty years, eigh
months and four days old.
Otto Doebring, retired druggist an
well known in this city, died yesterda.
in the Queens Hospital. The bod
was cremated yesterday. Doehrin
was unmaTried, B native Of German
and sixfy-one years old, He lived a
! Vineyard, near Fort street,
Maj. John w. Short Of the nations
tgpard has been commissioned By Go,
vsnorIP inkham, as quartermastaT If til
guard and authorized 70 issue requis
tions for supplies and material in th
name of lthe Governor. The commissio
was made ont yesterday morning.
Miss Leo Mildred Clemens, secon
eonsins to- Mark Twain, will reac
here today On board the Matson line
Manoa. Miss Clemens brings letters /
the promotion committee, and hopes I
make arrangements for series Of le,
tures upon Hawai-, when she return
! to the mainland.
i Prof. w. O.. Merritt, former pres
4 dent Of Oahu College, and Mrs, Me-
| rift, who are now visiting in the cit.
will be guests of honor at o receptio
/ To- be given them from four TO vi
O'clock on Thursday afternoon by III
alumni association Of Punahou in th
.tnld S~bnoln hall.
4 n !. 40 IIaWailaD MISSION board il plaI
lining publicity lnnchp on Thursda!
from twelye-fifteen 10 one-flftee
| o clock! One hundred and fifty pc
sons have been invited. The work 4
the board will be outlined to III
guests. The luncheon will be held
the auditorium in the, Mission Memo
ial
i First Lieut.. w. Il. Shedd Jr., aide I
| Brig Gen " s, Strong, commandin
| the first brigade, ut Schofed Barracks
has been ordered TO Fortress Monroe
lsouth of Norfolk, Virginia, to underg
the regular course Of Instruction in III
coast artillery school there. He is I
reach Fortress. Monroe before Decen
her 10 rsssTiTif -EA. n lr. W.. so