The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-04

tFrom saturday Advertiscr)

yesterday IN the tederol district court.
Michael, the sixmonth old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John de +. Spinola, of
1904 Leahi avenue, Palolo, died on
Thursday night, after d very brief i'll.
ness Burial took place yesterday af-
tCrnoon in the Catholic cemetery, King
street. sl&..
On account Of repairs 20 the Model
Building, in which the federal court
offices are located, IL IL not believed
session of the conrt will be held for
at least n week. The repairs will be
general over the building from the
roof to the Office rooms.
Charles Davis was appointed guard,
ian I'D Item yesterday in the suit
brought by the Hawpiipn Trust Com
pany against Mary McVcigh, ct al.
r Davis win represent the interest
If the two minor children Of Mrs. Me.
Weigh, David and Maria Virginia.
The union mid-week service in which
the Christian Methodist md Central
Union churches unite will be held in
The parish house of Central Union next
Wednesday at seven-thirty. Rev. L.
l.. LOofbOurow of the Methodist
Church will conduct the meeting. H'S
topic will be "How Use the Biblef"
Wong Coon Let, well known Chinese
about town, was arrested by Marshal
|Ti6dy last night on federal court.
warrant charging Wong with a statu-
tory ohense! the mans partner being
n Young Chinese girl Bond was fxed
at $500 and the, pair will be given a
rr'iminary hearing before Commission
or Curry within a few days.
(From Sunday Advertiser)
Formal announcement was made yes.
'crday by A. s. Humphreys and EIar.
" Irwin. the latter formerly of Hilo,
Of partnership for the practise of
law. They will engage in their profes-
ion under the firm name of Humphreys
& Irwin.
The charge of embezzlement against
Homer EIiBarka was nolIe pressed in
the circuit court yesterday, on motion
4 the city attorney. BRrka was ac-
used Of taking firearms belonging to
!. H. Neustadt and converting them
to his own use.
(From Monday Advertiser)
The Y. W. c. A. sumner camp, at the
Peninsula, Pearl City, where business
girls of the city are given opportunity
.Ur outdoor vacations will be opened
this morning. Miss Annette Dieck.
mann, extension secretary, will have
charge. 81
POstofice service will observe hOli-
day regulations tomorrow. Stamp, par
eel post, register and general delivery
windows will remain open from eight,
TO noon, carriers will make one dehv-
cry after the arrival of the fna9fo'b by
the Steamer WAhelmina and collections
Of mail from the street letter boxes
will be made TO catch the steamers
onoma, Mukahala aud Rinau.r -
Lieut.. +. J. Lowrey of the third
submarine hotilla hrs invited officers
and men Of the naval militia to be his
guests at a field day celebration to-
morrow on Magazine Island, Pearl Har-
Dor. All members, who are expected
to attend in uniform, viii be received
aboard the tender Alert. A train for
t'oari Harbor will leave at zine fifteen
clock in the morning. The program
&ill begin at nine-forty five.
ffF'rom Tuesday Advertiset1 '''s''
Bids! dor lumber for Pier 10, win be
opened by the harbor board next Mon
day.
The harbor board will meet at eleven
o clock tomorrow morning instead of
at half past one o'clock, Us formerly
announced.
Alexander Liftee filed suit for di.
vorce from Victoria Liftee yesterday III
the circuit court. He alleges desertiun
as the ground for the DIVORCE
Accusing of maltreating his wife,
John Papa was summoned into the pO-
lice court yesterday morning. His case
was put over until July 5.
The Japanese Red Cross society has
given flag to the Eva department of
the Hawaii branch for it's splendid
work, and it will be presented by the
Japanese consul general today at Eva.
Fires in Honolulu during the month
of June numbered twelve, an increase,
of two over the preceding month. -Four
of the fires occurred on the same day,
June g. Damage was slight in each
instance.
japanese and Chinese rice growers
bid actively for the rice lands>a uctiOn
ed off yesterday morning, by Land Com.
missioner Rivenburgh, Prices for the
leases ranged from forty dollars to
$3.50 a year.
The United States district court did
not hold session yesterday. Repairs
have begun on the Model Building, in
which the court is located, and while
they are going on it is not, likely that
the court will sit. y
The Naval Militia of Hawaii held
its first gallery practise with small
arms at the national guard armOry last
night at half past seven clock. The
organization will leave for Pearl Har-
Dor early this morning, for the Fourth
of July celebration.
> A farewell entertainment will be
given today by prominent local Japa-
nese in honor Of 8. Moriyama, who has
just resigned as principal of the JapA.
nese Central Institute of Honolulu. He
intends to return to Japan in the Shin.
20 Maru, leaving here July IA.
David s. WadswQrth, graduate of
PunahOu and who has just completed
business course in a Boston school,
will arrive in the Wilhelmina this morn.
ing from San Francisco. He will leave
in the same steamer for his home in
Kahului, Maui
Murata Tokubeye, accused Of murder