The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-30
BREvITIES

The RI. Rev. II. b. Restarick, bishop
Of Honolulu. has gone to Maui to con.
duet special service Of prayer for
peace at the Church of Good Shepherd,
Waikiki. IN
r.. b. Abrahams Of San Francisco,
who has been visiting on Kauai, ar,
rived in town yesterday morning on the
Kinau. He is booked at the Alexander
Young Hotel. .r. .... s...s. .
X. w. McClintock was arrested yes.
tefday afternoon and charged with fail.
ing properly to light his automobile
and also with not possessing a chauf.
feur's certificate.
The many friends Of Mrs. Jessie A.
Tiffany, nee Susie Davis, win be glad
TO hear that she Is on the road TO re-
covery after an operation at the
Queens Hospital 4 week ago.
H. II, Walker, +. Il. Steere and I. II.
Beadle have been appointed appraisers
of the estate of the late Cecil Brown.
The estate is estimated to be about
half a million dollars in value. T..
Capt. ID. Loring Maekaye formerly
second lieutenant of the Japanese com
pany doing patrol work in Nuuanu Val.
ley, is now regimental adiutant iof the
First Regiment, Hawaiian National
Guard.
Arrested several weeks ago on n
charge Of keeping disorderly house
in Kalihi, Mrs. Clara Barr, negro
woman, was fined $500 and costs by
Federal Judge Poindexter yesterday
morning. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Pahala, Ha-
waii, are expected to arrive in Homo
lulu, November 3, to reside perma-
nently. Mr.. Wilson is engineer at the
Pahala Mill, which position he has
held for many years.
Five persons were admitted TO citi-
zenship in the federal court yesterday.
They are: Ole Nelson, native of Den.
mark; Albert II. Coxhead, native of
England; Antoine Walauskis, native Of
Russia, and Samson Hipkis, native Of
England.
To aid the suffering women and chill.
dren Of Northern France who are now
returning to their ruined homes, resi-
dents of Waimea, Kauai, have sub
scribed to date $332.50. The money
is being sent through the French con-
sui in Honolulu .
Herbert B. Bruce and Mrs. Ella
Troiel Van Vert were married last
night Mt the home of Rev. Leon l..
Ioofbourow, pastor of the First Meth,
odist Episcopal Church. The witnesses
were Arthur L. TrOicl, brother of the
bride, and Walter l.. Haney.
The Kauai chamber of commerce
unanimously passed a resolution at its
last meeting rendering the heartfelt
thanks Of its members to Luther u.
Timmons, the former secretary, for his
valuable efforts on behalf of the cham
Der. Mr.. Timmons is now editing the
Maui News,
H. B. Penhallow, Waikiki, Maui
Charles A. Geoth, Makaweli, Kauai
W. X. Orth, Koloa, Kauai; Charles
Richter, Eleele, Kauai, and F. Lohr,
Koloa, Kauai, have arrived in town to
attend the sugar engineers and chem.
lists conventions. They are guests at
the Alexander Young Hotel.
Kenneth Harrison, said to be sec
ond cousin of Lionel Hart, and Ashford
Oakley, pleaded not guilty to charge
of first degree larceny in the circuit
court yesterday morning. They are al
legged to have stolen four cases of sol
der, a quantity of lead and some gar
den hose from the Honolulu Iron
Works.
High Sheriff Jarrett yesterday mad
return to the circuit court that Flor
encio B6nella and Gabriel Nerver, wer,
both dead. This was attested by Johl
H. Dye, Clement Wong, H. $. Decker
N. G. Freitas and Austin Manuel, VIII
declared on oath that they had seen tn,
men hanged by the neck until the.
were dead"
Waterfront Detective A. 4. Carte
yesterday arrested three soldiers of tn,
| Headquarters Detachment Compan,
while they were aboard "a vessel, ap
parently about to depart from Homo
lulu. All were in civilian clothes, will
their uniforms cached in a Palama no
tel. The men were Sigismund Chnlecel
| snso, alias Frank Smith; Michae
TOmaskoutre, alias Joe Smith, an,
James Eagen alias John Hayes.
A motion was filed in the circui
court yesterday by Attorney Lorril
Andrews on behalf of the plaintiff il
the action of Baron lie Gay vs.. tn
Honolulu Rapid Transit Company, re
questing a new trial on the ground tina
an article appearing in The Advertise
the day the case was being tried befor
jury, prejudiced the jury in favor o
the defendant. The jury rendered
verdict for the transportation company
Examinations for admission to tn
bar to practise in all the courts of tn
Territory was taken Friday by mum
Der of prospective young lawyers, VIII
will know their fate some time thi
week. Among the applicants are W
c. Achi IT., of Honolulu; Harry Stein
er, Of Honolulu; Robert Coleman
Brown, of New York; Urban Earl Wild
of Iowa; Leon Lincum Cole Jr., o
mississippi; Wendell Francis Cockett
of Alabama, and r. A. NitOusek, lat
terly Of California. 49,. E..
The purported confession of LiOne
Hart, made TO Chester Doyle, Japanes
interpreter of the circuit courts, Will
| the latter was in San Francisco, an,
introduced as evidence in the trial o
Hart, has been objected to by Judg
| Lymer, Harris attorney, who presente
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