The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-07-11
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lyula ~. NOmeb was grnnteu NV
orce yesterday from Manuel Comes on
the ground Of non.support. She was
allowed $50 q month alimony.
France Prather brought suit for di.
vorce yesterday against Wayne Plat
her, now in California. Mons support is
the charge made In the libel
Many members Of Mckinley High
Schools 1915 graduating class were &C.
corded membership intthe alumni asso-
citation of the school, at meeting Of
the association last evening.
Wong Goo, charged with statutory
Offcnse, appeared before the United
' Statee commissioner yesterday. He
, waived examination and was held over
for grand Jury Investigation.
A petition was 6led in the circuit
court yesterday in the estate Of Mary
J. Alexander. The petition prays for
the allowance of accounts, determin ma.
tion of the trust and distribution Of
estate. sos. .fsluI
The deposition Of Robert Dewar, n
former motormah of the Rapid Transit
was taken in Judge Whitney's court
yesterday His evidence is to be used
in the suit for damages brought against
the company by Baron Charles ETH lie
Gay. E# @sF
Found lying in the Capitol grounds
in u weakened condition, George Smith,
an English sailor, was taken TO the
emergency hospital yesterday afternoon.
Upon examination Il was found that
Smith was suffering from high fever.
He VAS transferred Immediately to The
Queens Hospital
(From sunday Advertiserl ,,
Thomas Pedro, Jr., has been appoint,
ed clerk of the circuit court at Hilo,
according 10 an announcement sent to
the supreme court by Judge Quinn.
Murata Tukubeye, charged with
murder in the first degree, was ar
raigned before Judge Ashford Of the
circuit court yesterday and pleaded not
guilty. His case was continued to be
set for trial in September. ~.
G. s. Raymond, @. o. Smith, Bertha
Ron Taylor, j. A. Davis and Eugene
Horncr have been named as a board
Of examiners to pass upon the creden7
tials of a number of school teachers.
The. first meeting was held yesterday
morning, in the department Of edpca-
ton offices. d, sfrat4l''''' 70 NHt%SH
Transfer Of the Coral Gardens of
Kaneohe to Philip J. Bryne and Rey.
noIds Denniston probably will be made
tomorrow. Arthur l.. MacKaye, editor
of the Hilo Tribune, who was in
charge of the gardens for several
months, signed over all his rights in
the resort yesterday.
From Tuesday Advertiser)
The management of The Y. NJ. c. A.
summer school is making arrangements
for a long hike by the pupils, starting
July 20, and going around the island.
Dozens of letters from all over the
country promising assistance in spread
ing the news ofs'Pineapple Day" have
been received nt,the promotion commit
tee. o.. sNtG =. . ..
The annual exA1ninations in the Jap
ancse schools of this city will be held
this week, and tHs yearly vacation of
one month will open' at the end of the
week. -"
A. p. Taylor Of the promotion com,
mittee has received word that the NOV
ing pictuIes taken by Joseph de Frenes
have been developed and have proved
most successful ~
An invitational dance will be given
at eight o'clock tonight by William
Rowat Of the Healani, Yacht and Boat
Club in the hall Of the Healani boat.
house, at the waterfront.
Joseph veracruz was granted d.
vorce yesterday by Judge Whitney Of
the circuit court from Hattie VeracruZ,
and the three minor children were put
in his custody. DeseTtion was the
grounds for the divorce.
The fire department last night re.
sponded to an alarm turned in at King
street and Dowsett lane by neighbors
who mistook a smoking kerosene lamp
in the home of Korean for the start
ing of a confagratiOn.
~ An order to show cause why license
to sell real estate in the estate Of
Charles Wallace Booth should not be
made was signed yesterday by Judge
Whitney of the circuit court, a petition
for the sale having been fled last week.
Clarence w. Chadwick, famous as a
Christian Science lecturer, will be a
through passenger in the Niagara to-
morrow, ON his way to the Orient and
Australia. accompanied by Mrs. Chad
wick. On his return trip he will stop
over here and give several addresses.
According to d weekly calendar is
sued by the University Of Illinois,
Prof. Vaughan MacCaughey of the
College of Hawaii, has delivered the
following illustrated lectures there:
June 20, on Polynesia; June 80,
"The Natural History Of Hawaii" on
July l, Hawaiian Songs and Lo-