The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-04

From "Wednesday Advertiserl

Inc damage suit instituted by Chang
Lock against The Sehuman CarriaR,
Company some time ago was discon
tinued In the circuit court yesterday
The trial Of Archie y. Lister, charr
ed with assault and battery on Jan
anese laborer Of the Pearl City Fruit
Company, Of which Lister Is manager
has been set for nine o clock next Fri
day morning. "a
No news relative 20 the condition OF
Princess Kawananakoa has been re.
ceived here silce the departure of Mrs
X. W. Single for Washington last
week No news Is looked upon as good
news by the sick woman s relatives
here. - r.. = -
No deaths were reported at the Office
of the registrar Of vital Statistics yes
terday. This was the first time in over
n year when the mortuary calendar
was left blank, reported Miss NJ. Hes.
ter Lemon, the registrar,general, yes.
terday, y.
The first divorce for the month was
fled In the circuit court Yesterday,
IL being that Of Kiyozuchi Hoshida
against Yoshiye Hoshida, on the ground
Of desertion. Since the frst of the year
twenty.four actions for divorce have
been instituted in Honolulu.
Mrs. II. Wilson was taken to the
emergency hospital yesterday morning,
suffering from cut over her right eye.
She said that her husband had struck
her and that the cut had probably
been caused by a ring. DR., r. @. Aver
took a stitch in the wound, ,.... ria
An iuterlocutory appeal from the de-.
cissiOn overriding the demurrer In the
case Of the Honolulu Brewing and
Mailing Company against Charles O.
Bartlett and Fred Harrison, an action
for debt and restraining order, was
allowed by Judge Ashford yesterday.
The harbor board win hold meet
ing at half.p one o. clock this after
noon in the basement of the Capitol.
Charles n. Forbes who returned in the
Mauna Kea from Hilo yesterday, after
two months spent in Washington, d.
G, will preside at the meeting as chair
man. w B
Another historic land mark has dis
appeared from the grounds of the
Judiciary building. The pond which
occupied portion Of the drive way past
Judge Whitney 8 chambers has been
filed in and automobiles will have to
go elsewhere after this to wash their
wheels. 49, -. Ky
Having been served on the libellee,
the papers in the divorce case of Hem
ry Q. Vida against Elizabeth X. Vida. In
which the husband charges the wife
with habitual intemperanee during the
past two years, were returned to the
circuit court yesterday. The Vidas
were married in Honolulu on January
7. 1911, and have no children. 81
There has been filed in the circuit
court suit for an alleged debt of
s6T6.45 which the Kapiolani Estate,
Limited, claims is1owing it by Farm
Cornn and w. s. Let. John Grace and
Opiopio p. Grace are made the gar.
nishees in the case but slip .attached
10 the papers requests the sheriff not
to serve them on the 2arnishees.
The three-day trial of the mechan.
g g lien ease Of John b. Enos against
Joe Fernandez, contractor, and Mr..
Ida ". Waterhouses owner, was con
;lnded yesterday aid taken under, "a. |
'isement by Judge Stuart. This is the.
second of a series Of similar cases
against this contractor. Five or six 9th. |
y are TO be tried at later dates.
H.r (From Thursday Advertiscr)
Fred L. Waldron, president; H. M.
ION Holt, vice-president; r. b. Booth, |
esretary and treasurer; George r.
'ehrader, auditor, and l.. l.. p. Robin.
on, director, have been elected officers
or the coming year of the Honolulu |
'oap Works.
With a fractured skull. inflicted NV
J plate which was thrown at him by
. fellow cook in fight in the CoIum.
ia Cafe, early Tuesday morning, Tom
Jun Tin is lying in a critical condition
n the Emergency Hospital. The name
4 Tin 8 assailant could not be learned
y the police.
Claiming that she loaned the late
y. Oswald Lutted $455 and exhibiting
paid' checks issued in his name bV
or In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. on
une IL and June II, 1914, Jennie
blythe Brown has begun suit in the
peal circuit court against T.. A. G.
'Ong, administrator of the estate Of
he deceased, for collection of tn.
LEGGED money loaned. 3 ..E..4
Miss HAttie Keiiihao Kaleikini IF
'uckle lane, this city, died yesterday
nd the funeral will take place at nine
clock this mo- Aing from the under.
lking ParlOrs of NJ. Z. Silva, Nuuanu
nd kukui streets, the interment to be
! the Waialae cemetery. Miss Kalei-
mi, who was nineteen years old, was
relative of the several well known
otley faHilies of Honolulu.
The mechanics lien case of the
.onolulu Planning Mill against Joe Fer.
andes contractor, and Mrs. Ida w.
iaterhOuse, owner, will be tried before
Judge Stuart at ten clock this morn.
g, The similar case of Wong Wong
gainst the same attendants was con.
uded yesterday and taken under ad.
lsement by Judge Stuart for a de-
sion, which will likely be handed
'wn shortly. II
From Friday Advertiser) l.
Rev. Norman Schenck Of the Hawai-.
in board talked to the students of
10 Y. M. c. A. night school at the I
'gular weekly assembly last evening. !
n. Schenck took as his topic, Chow I
ear Can You Drive to a Ciifffv
Continuing his series Of popular talks (
! the Romance Of the Books" David {
ary Peters will speak this noon In ,
poke Hall at the Y. M. @. A, on 'The
Dur Letters to COrinth." The talk is
ON twelye-thirty to twelve fifty
clock. Ef as