The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-26
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Mrs. M. B. Zumwalt announces the
engagement of her daughter, Susie
May, to Romeo A. Bienvenue. The
wedding will take place in the early
part Of March. -.
David Kau, charged with malicious
conversion in a grand jury indictment
in connection with the theft Of an au-
tomobIe from Joseph Clark, was SEN
fenced TO serve not less than two wears
in Oahu prison yesterday by Circuit
Judge William H. Heen.
The wedding of Charles c. Along
and Miss Lydia Ing was celebrated at
| st. Peters Church last evening, Rev.
Y. T. Kong performing the ceremony.
\ reception followed at the new home
of the young couple, who slipped away
to Haleiwa at the stroke of midnight.
The new eight-eent loaf of bread
which local bakeries have asked permits
sion to bake will appear on the market
within a few days under permission
from the federal food administrator.
The loaf win weigh three quarters of
pound and will be retailed at two
for fifteen cents.
Goo Wan Hoy, Chinese business
agent, who recently pleaded not guilty
to a charge of perjury in the circuit
court, filed a demurrer yesterday to an
additional charge Of forgery made
against him in grand jury indictment.
The perjury case will 90 to trial before
Judge Heen on March 6.
On Thursday Moses T. Clegg was
formally inducted into office as super
intendent of the Queen = Hospital vice
Werner Roehl. resigned. At the same
time Doctors F. F. Hedemann, A. G.
Hodgins. J. A. Morgan and Maj. Char
les p. Cooper, NJ. R. G.. were elected
life members of the hospital.
The teachers in charge of the
tableau Joan of Are, Miss Margaret
Cooke, Miss Nina Adams and Miss
Nancy Daniels wish to express thanks
to Chief Thurston for the loan by the
fire department Of white horse and
for giving the services Of Fireman
Macy who acted as page.
In Haona Jr, Of Waialua has writ.
ten the sheriff a letter in which he
applys for a position on the police
force. He writes, 81 respectfully re,
quest before your honor, mildness and
you to acknowledge my beseech receipt
employment of police officer for Waia-
lua district"
While visiting. the Chinese graveyard
in Manoa Valley yesterday afternoon
Wong Mang, a seventy year-old Chi
nese had his leg broken by a heavy
boulder. The big stone rolled upon his
limb and broke it just below the left
thigh. 1t will take from four to six
weeks for the fracture to heal, due to
his advanced age.
Replying to the petition for divorce
fled by Mrs. Cosy Mansbridge, her
husband, Rowland Mansbridge, asse rts
lin a cross bill that he has filed that his
wife received letters, from man on
one of the other Eislandsi which began,
"My dear little girl,' and, my dear
girl" Mansbridge asserts also that his
wife cheat him up" on occasions.
Crew. Sam Kamakaia who with
princess Theresa Wilcox Belhveau
and James KeaIoha, indicted on charg
es of forgery in connection with the
purported will of the BITE Queen Lii
liuokalani entered plea of not guilty
to the charge yesterday in the circuit
court before Judge William II. Heen
The case has not yet been set for trial
The riot squad of the police depart
ment was called to the Waikiki beach
yesterday afternoon to stop a fight
near the Moana Hotel. When the pc
lice arrived in the patrol wagon thu
fighters had dispersed, and it wal
ound impossible to ascertain who were
engaged in the ARRAY or the cause, the
officers reported when they returned tt
the station.
Mrs. Jennie G. Bell, principal of Mo
iliili School reported yesterday that VI
to Thursday, one hundred and forty
eight pupils out of the four hundred
and thirty eight attending the schoO
= have purchased war savings stamp
amounting to $l44.5O. Thirteen cards
each holding four dollars worth o
stamps have already been deposited il
} local bank.
: All Ming, who was out on 500 bail
, was not in court when his case wa
called for trial by Circuit Judge Will
lam II. Heen this week and after tn
t bail had been declared forfeited tn
hearing proceeded and the defendan
) was found guilty of the charge of main
S tanning a lottery. Sentence is to b
pronounced Saturday. All Ming is sal
Ito be on the Island Of Hawaii.
Mrs Ethel Coulter of Central Gram
= mar school had in charge the training o
s the little girls who gave the flag drill
8 which was one of the most notahl
events of the children 8 festival a
D Punahou on the opening day of tn
4 Carnival. Mrs. Emma Nakuina an
Fred Beckley directed the tableau " Ha
wall" and the striking, Japanese tai
leau was staged through the eourtes
of Mr.. Takamura.
a Mrs. J. T. Denny, mother of tn
y wife of Paymaster Phillips, U. S. N
of Pearl HarbOr naval station, die
at Kansas City, Missouri, on Febrr
airy 20. She was about sixty year
t of age and WAS "a native of the Stat
of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Phillips wen
East in January and had been wit
her mother about three weeks at tn
0 time of her death. The remains wer
n buried in Kansas City.
On the charge that three Chimes
u stores failed to observe the fifty-fift
e basis laid down by the federal foo
administration, Food Administrator
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