The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-10
BREVTTIES
tFrom wednesday Advertiser)

II n NANNNb' HatNs Il.
On account Of the death 81 Jno. X.
AyIett the social da9fee W be given
by Court Lunaiiio on Satnrday has
been postponed til SATURDAY, March
25th inst. Ntseg'
The coroner's jury which .invostigat.
ed the death Of M, Tornohiro. tho Jap
anese yardbOy Of the Queen returned
la verdict that he came to his death bv
being accidentally rsK ITO and over
by An AUTOMOBILES driven By E; L. s,
Gordon RN.lr ~
The president and board Of directors
Of the Free kindergarten and Chill.
dren's Aid Association have sent out
cards thanking I'll persons who cen,
tributed to the success of the recent
benefits in the Opera House, for their
co-operationA r.,
No word Of response TO the invita-.
ton 70 visit Hawaii as the guest of
the Honolulu chamber Of commerce,
has rs yet been received from Louis J.
bill, who was requested,to come to the
Islands last weeS by cable by the
chamber Of commerce and the Ad club.
.2rFH (From Thursday Adyertispr)
The open Shakespeare meeting of the
Morning Music Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. w. ID. Westervelt,
Waikiki, at eight O'Clock Tuesday
night, March 81. n.
The Free Kindergarten & Children 3
Aid Society has sent out cards thank
ing all those, who helped make the re-
cent benefit performances in the Royal
Opera House so successful.
James D. Cooke; local silk mcr-
chant, was among the passengers leaving
In the Chiyo Marp yesterday for the
Orient. He will visit Japan, China and
the Philippine Islands and expects to
be away from Honolulu from six, mont hS
to a year. -er.'
Sar Pung Chung, editor Of the Chi
nese paper Wah Hing 30, who was re,
Gently convicted BY a Jury in the fed
eral court OF sending obscene literature
through the mails, was fined twenty i've
dollars and the costs of court by Judge
Clemens yesterday. IL. o.
The RI. Rev. Libert II. Boeynaems,
Bishop of Zeugma and head of the
Catholic Church In this Territory, left
in the Mauna Kea yesterday on
patoral visit to Maui and the Big Isl,
and. He will probably return to Ho-
nolulu before Easter Sunday.
The Rotary Club is preparing for the
1917 Carnival already. Today at lunch
F. l.. Waldron viii speHk on what is
proposed to be accomplished next year.
The directors Of the 1916 Carnival are
invited to attend theE' lunch as the
guests of the RotafiAns. u
>. Application for u passport wsg filed
in Fedeqal Clerk Davis Office yegterday
by Mrs Amelia K..ssAustin of hilo, to
visit JAPAN and China, applications
were filed also by A. Wong Wal and
Young Hook Pui, Of whom intend to
s lsays es sSHa q aakafiEE"iRtGV japan 'gps
i VAST sIassaaGT osalS sc hn4fsI&ssr were
disposed of by the Larbor board yes
terday. dkrtoolsis{Jte asessisas to get
through tbp bilkoiaRd eco INaspoade nce
that awaited o the actiona Of sfhe com
missioners,- and clear the way, for the
discussion'eof the rules affecting ship
ping in the ports Of the Territory
Mrs. NJ. B. Lyiner was khi6ng the
passengers leaving In, the Mafsonia yes
terday for San Francisco. She,will be
Joined by Judge Lymer the carly part
Of next month and together the Lynn
ers will tour the United States, and
Canada. They will return to Honolulu
late In July or the early part of August.
Drawing of federal grand and trial
jurors for the April 1916 term, which
will begin on April 10, will take place
at half.past eight O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Twenty-three grand and scv.
enty trial jurors win be selected. No
one has been appointed by Judge Gle
mons yet to fiji the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Gilbert J. Waller as
federal jury commissioner.
From Friday Advertiser)
There will be no session of the ter
ritorial grand jury this afternoon.
This will be the third week in success
sion the grand jurors have failed to
get togethe;, owing to lack of funds
with which to pay their per diem.
The $4,000 damage suit instituted
by Eugenio de Foleo, head of the late
opera company which visited Honolu.
l1, against III Oh Sheriff Jarrett and
the United States Fidelity & Guaranty
OOhhPahy wan 'uibNohIlhu6u III inc CIR
cuit court yesterday.
The Catholic Church at Hakalau,
Hllo, Hawaii, will be dedicated next
Sunday by Bishop Libert, who left for
the Big Island in the Mauna Kea last
Wednesday. Bishop Libert will re-
turn to Honolulu next Tuesday morn
ing. "a,
A bronze roll of honor stand will
be unveiled. at the Mckinley High
School at nine o'clock next Monday
morning. The preser alton, will be
made by A. Lester Marks, president of
the alumni association, while the &C
ceptanee will be given by Prof. M. NJ.
Scott, principal of ;the school. -
Convicted in the, Territorial courts in
1918 Of statutory otfenses, UhIolio Bill
lierma, Moke Kaiewe and zee Chung
were paroled yesterday by Governor
Pinkham: Other paroles granted were
N the cases of Thomas Salvador, con
victed of burglary and Taneguchi
Engi, Manuel Sales, Owenyo Morino
and Pedro Sanap, assault with deadly
T
Companies K and L, First Infantry,
N. g. H., will be inspected byFCol. |
Charles 3. Lincoln, the regular =, army
Inspector instructor for Hawaii, at
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