The Hawaiian star. [volume], March 17, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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TH WiATHth.
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Honolulu. T. H.. March 17, 111 .
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m. .11 Inchea rainfall.
Total wiNt, MMttoment during 21
hotr ended at noon 186 in I lei.
Vy.H. . MTdCKMAN.
Section Director.
EVENING
BUY AND SELL.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
ParaGraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.
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Large atry turntshed rooms with hot
nd sold bath. Hotel Arlington.
a small piece or (round was set
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mmom, ' , aalde yesterday for lighthouse purpos.
SSTV niWVU,,"1. l Coocnut Point, Hl.o.
FOR RENT
Lrge Mowpilto Proof Room on
beach suitable for two gentleman.
Bathing and Boating convenient. Ad
itmm "Beach" Star Office.
repairing
Honolulu
ELECTRICAL
EXPERTS
Pacific Electric Company
Hudson and SLuart
1162 Fort Opp. Convent
Phone S132.
Japanete Stilts, Dry
Goods and Hats ot
All Klnu.
1&oMhmb IftocK Hotel Htreet
NOTICE.
Notieo 1b hereliy given that on and
utter tide date I will not ho responsi
ble' for nny debts incurred In my
naiio without my written consont.
GEORGE C. LEACH.
Dated, Honolulu, March lGth, 1011.
HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21 F. & A M.
Expert piano tuning and
by B. H. MoLaughlln at
Music Co. Telephone 2226.
The funeral of the mother or Prln
cess Kalanlanaolo takes placo at
three o'clock tin's afternoon at Pirn-
lellanl, tho Waiklkl home of tho
Prince and Princess Kalanlanaole. In
termont will be In ICawalahao cemetery.
Subscribe for the Call, Chronicle, or
Examiner, $1.00 per month. Wall,
Nichols Co., Ltd., agents.
Hnwnllan Lodgo will hold a special
meeting tonight for work In third degree.
Ifonry Smith, guardian of Mndelino
and Kleazar Lazarus, has rondered his
annual account, showing receipts of
$3570.48 and paymonts of $117:10.89,
making a balance due the guardian,
bealdoa his commissions, of $100.11.
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd., have a beau
tlful line of St. Patrick Day and
Easter postal cards. Your friends
would appreciate receiving one.
Tho Christian Endea.vor Society of
!lho Control Union Church will hold
I its monthly sociajnt the public baths
Waikiki, this evening. Suppor will
and games pfayed from eight to ten-
thirty. Members and friends aro In
vited.
Soo that you got your green stamps
when you aro buying at tho stores.
And call at tho show rooms, and sco
An Influential appeal to the cltr
lathert m behalf of aafferert from the
cholera uaraattne la eonuim.4 In the
following aeeawent:
llotwlNlH, March 18, 111.
Tn the Chairman and Member of
the Board ot uperrlsors of the Cltr
ami Cwtity of Honolulu;
I OoMtlometi: The fallowing named
persons, having Ihmii Uhen Into quar
antine aa contacts In connection with
(the reoenl outbreak of cholera In this
, city, oh obtaining their release find
themtelvea, some without home and
, shelter, ami all without means of ob
taining n livelihood.
When we take Into consideration
that they have been obliged, without
notice, to go Into quarantine for the
protection of all of us as well as them
selves, it Is rather hard on them to
have- fo Buffer for lack of work. The
Territorial departments find them
selves unable to holp them. Can you
not assist and find work for them?
Their names are Kalanl Ukauka,
Paahau, William Jnokson, Oliver Kano,
Snm Kolllnul, Johnny Ahslng, N. Va
linn, Sam Kauhi, Kaulla linos, Wllllo
Kalalua, Antone Parla, .lames Mc
1 lardy and W. Kaiwl.
ItoBpecUvolly submitted,
H. U HOLSTHIN,
Speakor, Ilouso of Iloprosontatlves,
.1. II. CONI5Y,
Chairman, lloalth Committee ot
House.
13. A. MOTT-SM1T1I,
Prosldont of tho Board of Health.
MAItSTON CAM I'll ELL,
Suporintondent of Public Works,
The St. Patrick's relebrstlon tiight
at the BWtlre will be an offalr r the
people. The memory of Ireland, Ht.
Patrick bnh Robert lctnmett Mill be
kept greet) In the hearts of many.
The prog raw will be as follows
Irish Dance . . . . P. Maurlre McMahoti
foag of Ireland Tom Heath
tin's Comedian New Plsiel
OtHeraUl MaMtea
Jounlane and (Jen also
Dances Jack D. Cleary and P.
Maurice McMahoti
Songs Winnie IJaldwln
Irish Comedy
Heglnla Heed and Plrranlnnles
llsrgor's Hawaiian Hand played an
hour In the capltol grounds this morn
lug In honor of St, Patrick's Day and
tho House members, before the day's
session opened, unofficially sang Ha
waii PonoII. President ot the Senate
Knudsen wore a green necktie, bb did
also Senators Qulnii and Chilling
worth. Senator Judd sportod n green
carnation. It bad beon dipped In
groen Ink and Jim Qulnn visited the
gallery with a groon lei nround his
hat. Iiitornal Hovonue Collector
Drake had a bunch of real Irish roses.
beautifully green, and V. S. District
Attornoy Ureckons carried a groen
ribbon wound about his wnlkiugstlck.
Special Hovonuu Agent U. M. Thomas
was Illuminated with a lanio Kieen
tie, while others nbout the capltol on
joyed similar decorations.
Popularity Contest
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Honolulu Amusement Co,
Kill In this blank and bring It to the
Floor, Yokohama Specie Uank liulWing.
I hereby nominate
Contest Department, lud
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ADDRESS
As a Contestant In the Big Auto Contest.
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LOST $60
GOLD ITCH
meeting ot Hawaiian
and A. M.,at Us ha'l, Masonic Tern
TIIEItE WILL BE A SPECIAL (lln . vnIllnll. t
T ml,n Vn 1 Tf ' """ J"" t.
pie, corner of Ilo tol .trjU "-Z
WORK IN THIRD DKGPEE. was B,ven a trlal ' tho waterfront
Membors of Tho Honolulu Lodgo U. , ,n ordor to ascertain whother ovory
D., Oceanic Lodge, and all visiting thing was satisfactory. The trial was
brethren arp fratornally Invited to at-, 1" charge of assistant Doering, who
tend, .stated that, tho onglno was all right,
aftor he had given It an exhaustive
By ordor ot the W. M.
K, U. G. WALLACE,
Docrotary,
,1N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII
AT CHAMBERS.
August Freltas vs. Mary Fernandez
Freltas Bill for Divorce (No.
3944.)
NOTICE.
Territory of Hawaii, to Mary For
nandez Freltas, defendant: You aro
'liereby notified that the above en
titled suit, tho samo being for a di
vorce from you on tho grounl of
dosortiou, Is now ponding in the f.bovo
entitled court and that the samo will
bo beard and determined on Wed
nosday, tho 3rd day of May. 1911, at
0:30 o'clock a. in., or as soon there
after as may bo, by such Judge of said
court as may then be presiding at
Chambers,
trial. Among the Interostcd specta
tors was Supervisor Low.
The Hawaiian band played this
morning at tho Capltol In honor of
tho birthdays of St. Patrick and Ka
mohamcha III. This afternoon tho
band goes to the funeral of tho mother-in-law
of Prince Kuhlo at Kawa
hau. This evening a concert by tho
band will bo given In honor ot J. A.
Cummin's blrthdpy, at his Punnhou
home. Tomorrow at 2 p. m., tho band
will play at Alexander Field for the
athletic events. On Sunday tho band
will bo at regimental Inspection in
tho morning. In the afternoon It will
give tho usual concert on the Capltol
grounds.
EH5NER5
TO
DISK WATER
The regular monthly mooting of the
Dated at Honolulu, this lCth day of 'Hawaiian Engineering Association
will Do lioiu on inursuay, marcii o,
1911, at 8:00 p, m, at the association
quarters in the College of Hawaii,
Boiotanla and Victoria streets. The
subject will bo "Water Development,
I tho Work ot tho Hydrographlc Office,"
by Mr. J, C. Hoyt, assistant chief of
February, A,
(Soal)
D. 1911.
M. T. SIMONTON,
Clerk.
A S. HUMPHREYS,
Attorney for Complainant.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL. OFFICE
of 'tho Depot Quarlormaster, Honolulu,
If. T. March 1, 1911. Sealed Propos
als In triplicate will bo rocolved hero
until 9 a. m. April 1, 1911, and thou
opened for furnishing, during tho fis
cal yoar commencing July 1, 1911, coal
for Posts and stations In tho district
of Hawaii. Prefoionco given to arti
cles of Amorlcan production, condi
tions of quality and price (Including
In tho prlco ot foreign productions
tho duty thoroon) boing equal and
such proforonco given tj articles of
American production produced on tho
Pacific Coast to tho extent of con
sumptfon required by tho public ser
vlco there. Information furtilshod on
application to tho undersigned M. N.
Falls, Depot Quartormastor.
tho Hydrographlc Office, United Statos
Geological Survey, Washington, D.C.
The spoaker, Mr. Hoyt, is hero on
a trip of Inspection In connection with
the work of tho Geological Survey
which has boen In jirogross during tho
past two yoars throughout the Terri
tory of .Hawaii.
This address will have special refer.
onco to wator supply and water devel
opment, and will bo Illustrated with
steruoptlcon slides.
A man whoso duty took him along
tho waterfront this morning hnd tho
mlsfortuno to loso his splendid $00
gold watch, to which was attached n
$20 chain.
Ho was loaning over from tho
wharf to speak to somoono on one of
the small vessels tied to tho wharf,
and had occasion to pull his wntch
out. Instead of placing tho timepiece
back in his pockot, it slid along his
log and fell Into four fathomsof wa
tor. Fishing operations wore carried
on for some time, In the hopes that
tho wntch would be hooked, but these
were unsuccessful. A Hawaiian wow
procured, and ho dived down three
limes to seo whether ho could pick It
up, but each tlmo ho came up with
niece of coal In olthor hand. He
could not seo what ho wa- doliif. an
grabbed whatever his linndi fell up
on.
This method ot trying to recover
tho watch was given up, and an oleo
trie light bulb was lowored into tho
water. The wator, however, was too
deep to boo tho light when It reached
the muddy bottom, and besides this
the heat ot tho light melted the ad
hcslvo tape with which tho bulb was
packed around tho connection.
Ultimately, tho efforts wore given
catching up to him asked him why "p, for tho time neing at least, ior u
ho had not gone away. 'I have been' is hoped that tho services of one of
trying for half-an-hour to get out of the divers from II. M. S. Algerino will
this neighborhood but can't do It,' ho i)0 procured In order to make a search
QUEER EFFECT
Owing to tho fact that L. Tonney
Peck showed a disposition to regard
Chas. Osman's break of last night
moro in tho nnturo of a lapse due to
drink than one of felonious Intent, tho
sailor escaped imprisonment this
morning. Osinan camo In on the
Foong Suoy, from Now York, and last
night, whilst under the Influence of
drink ho entered Tcnney Peck's
house In Wilder avenue. Mr. Peck
rolatcd'to Judgo Will, 11. Lymer this
morning tho Incidents ot last night.
"It was about 2:30 last night," said
Tonnoy Peck, "that I lieant stops on
my porch and directly aftonvards the
door opened and tho defendant walked
into tho hall. I stepped put of, an
adjoining room and nsked him what he
wanted, when ho leaned towards mo
and said, "OIvo mo a glass of beer.' I
could not accommodate him, and said,
'I guess you had better bo going along.'
Then 1 put him out. I supposed ho
had taken my advlco and gone down
town, but half an hour later I went
out and found him prowling around
tho premises on tho sldo walk, iilook-
,lng into tho house. Ho wentiidown
the street and I followed him and on
answorcd."
"Was ho drunk?" asked Judge Ly
mer.
"Well, ho walked straight and talk
ed easily," replied Tonney Pock. "I
was not sure whether ho was drunk
or whether ho was loitering about
with somo ulterior design, so I put
him on a street car and told tho con
ductor to put him off m at Hotel street
If ho wero quiet, but It ho were noisy
to hold him until a policeman came.
I then telephoned to tho police station
and was asked to como down today
and Identify him."
Mr. Peck added that from what he
had seen of tho defendant since, ho
did not think ho was a thief, -simply
that ho was Intoxicated and did not
know what he was doing.
The court took a similar view' of tho
caso ana suspended sentence tor a
period of thirteen months.
Posthumous honorB wero nccorded
the late Roar Admiral Edmund Or-
111c Matthews, U. S. Navy, today.
From olght o'oock this morning Hags
were flown at half-mast, and a salute
of thirteen minutes guns woro fired at
twolvo o'clock. Tho flags will remain
at half-mast until sunset tills afternoon.
for tho watch.
DEAS DIED TODAY.
A. A. Doas. denuty clerk of tho
United States District Court, died this
morning at his homo on Anapunl street,
Ho had been seriously 111, though re
malningat work, for many months.and
the end was expected. Ho had lived
hero many years and had numerous
warm friends, and his loss is much
felt among his associates In the Judl
clary building.
Besides his wife the late Mr. Deas
Is survived by his mother, a sister,
Mrs. Victor Hurd, and a brother, Doc
tor Deas of Walluku.
Get your nomination in early.
Let your friends know you are
in the race.
Schools girls, don't forget the
WICHMAN PRIZE
I For a Good Meal, Quickly Pre
pared And Well Served Go To The
PALM CAFE
PHONE 2011
Remember the Palm
HOTEL STREET
Test Is "The Best"
Buy Where
Meats Are Good
SOLD OVER OUR
A LARGE TRADE
IT IS NOT ONLY BECAUSE THE MEATS
COUNTERS ARE TENDER THAT WE HAVE
BUT BECAUSE THE PATRONS OF THIS MARKET KNOW THAT
EVERYTHING ABOUT THE PLACE IS SANITARY.
Metropolitan Meat
W. F. ELT3ILBRON nnd A. LOUIS, Proprs.
Telephone 1814.
THE
Baltimore
Lunch Room
FORT STREET NEAR HOTEL
LADIES TEA ROOM
For the best cup ot cofteo In town.
INDIVIDUAL BEilfl PHD BEEFSTEAK
PIE POTS.
Not A Diseased Cow
Or An Unsanitary Spot
Georgo C. Leach lias brought a di
vorce suit against his wife Julia, al
leging that she Is an unsuitable per
son to have tho custody, caro and con
trol of tholr two children, George, ag
or four and Richard three years: and
further that on March 14 she offend
ed criminally with one John Doe,
whoso true name is to llbollant un
known. The couplo live near Pawaa
Junction.
Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
PERSONS IN, THE NEWS
BORN.
LOGAN In Honolulu, March 1G, 1911,
to Mr. and Mrs. James L. Logan, a
daughter.
HA52ELTON In Honolulu, March 10,
1911, to Mr. and Mrs, Gorad Hazel
ton, of Llhuo, alCual, a daughter.
W. H. BABBITT of tho Planters' As
sociation labor bureau, left on tho
Chlyo Maru for tho Philippines.
REV. DAVID CAREY PETERS, who
arrived on tho Lurllno to take tho
pulpit of tho Christian Church, suc
ceeding tho Rev. Mr. McKeovor, will
preach his first Honolulu sermon
Sunday.
CARL LOUI8 PERIN, tho palmist, loft
on tho Chlyo Maru and Is on his
way to Japan. Ho booked on Mon
day ovening and tho vessel loft tho
next day. Mrs. Conger, who camo
here with hlm, did not accompany
hlpi, and will probably return to tho
Mainland.
M. A. SILVA, who accompanied A. J,
Campbell to the Portuguese Islands
and Portugal, is returning for tho
purposo of receiving tho Immigrants
when they nrrlvo on tho steamship
Oterlc When this work la com
pleted ho will probably return to
Portugal.
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sanitary methods aro employed In handling It.
Telephone 2890.
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