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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
10
A major blaze in New York gutted the main warehouse of the Army Medical Supply Department for the district. The loss exceeds 1 million dollars, with Panama medical supplies valued at 10,000 dollars among goods destroyed. Despite efforts, the building and contents were total ruins.
ObertS wins divorce libel against Tennia Williams who claimed to be wife of Jack Roberts. Roberts’ attorney Lorrin Andrews sought dismissal after Williams swore she resided in Honolulu while Williams says Jake Roberts lived in Hilo. Attorney Hitting represented Williams to prove common law marriage to Roberts.
Yesterday the Bar Association held a meeting to indite a candidate to succeed the circuit court bench with Judge De Bolt as a favored option. Attendees favored William T. Rawling and Wade Warren Thayer. A conflict over a nonendorsement resolution led to a substitute creating a committee to gauge members views. The committee named Lorrin Andre Carl Smit and A. Douthitt to report back.
In Honolulu crowds flock nightly to see The Wall Sisters perform a lively dance and song act. A Spanish dance by one sister and the wooing sweetheart accompaniment by the other attract many patrons. The bale dance by the two native women also draws interest as visitors find the performances novel. The pictures at the Novelty are praised as high quality compared with other venues.
A fragment reports the Pacific Mall liner sailing for San Francisco at 10 o clock in the morning with about a dozen passengers including wives and relatives of Pacific theater members. It states Asia arrived after nearly eleven days from Yokohama, facing strong winds and heavy seas. Six passengers were left at Honolulu and several hundred tons of Oriental freight were carried. Cabin conditions were described as well warmed and several passengers linked to the Philippine Insular government.
The court concentrated on a battery case with witnesses and defendants from the Cane plantation area. A general fray at the scene is noted and the investigation may extend into today. Also reported are transport of a sick passenger from Nouaou to Honolulu and a possible recovery of a murderer's revolver by Chief McDume.
Henry T. Gage will depart soon for Lisbon where he is to serve as United States minister. The move places Gage in a key diplomatic role for the U.S. in Portugal.
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