The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-24
NO LICENSE
+ FOR N0BL|TT
Health Boards Approval
Necessary.
COURT IS AGAINST HIM
Doctor who Associated With Quack
Refused Permission to Prac-
tice Medicine.


from the Board of Health that he is
qualified to practice before his license
viii be reissued to him.
Some time ago DR. Noblitt brought
mandamus proceedings against Treas
urer Lansing to compel the resistance
OF his license and yesterday Judge
Humphreys heard the case in the Cir
cult Court and dismissed the petition.
Dr. Noblitt's case has attracted more
or less attention for the past year and
more. In August. 1899, a quack physi-
clan came to Honolulu and began the
sale OF patent medicines. AS the Ha-
waiian laws were strict against any
practice Of medicine without license
this man secured the services of DR..
Noblitt and the two entered into a
quasi-partnership. The medical pro-
fession resented this utilization of one
OF it's members with such an individual
and DIR. NOblitt's license was revoked.
Since that time DIR. Noblitt has con-
tinued the practice of medicine and a
case against him has been lying DOR
mant in the courts for some time. He
has made several applications to the
Board of Health for the restoration of
his license but as he has shown no
regret for. but has rather defended his
alliance with the quack. the Board has
not seen fit to take favorable action.
So i'm September DIR. Noblitt brought
mandamus proceedings to test the right
OF the Territorial Treasurer to refuse
him "a license. but Judge Humphreys
held that a recommendation from the
/ Board of Health was necessary before
II could be granted.
THE wIDEMANN ESTATE.
| The masters report on the accounts
OF II. X. Macfarlane. F. W. Macfarlane
and John NJ. Dowsett, trustees Of the
estate OF Hermann \. Widemann, was
/ fled yesterday In the circuit Court. 1t
shows that all Of the legacies under
/ the will have been paid, and that there
H. cash on hand amounting TO $ll.349.S5
I which is recommended be distributed.
/ IL is noted that one son, Otto Wide
mann. has not been heard from in thir-
~ years and a determination by the
a court of the disposition of this balance
seems necessary. The accounts are
approved.
The following paragraphs in the re-
port are of general interest:
"Of the real estate only the land de-
been disposed of and that has been
done under the following circumstan-
ces The heirs have all agreed that this
property was held by decedent as trus-
tee for Carl Widemann, and they have
all in writing requested the trustees
I To convey the same TO the Waianae Co
for the sum OF $4,000 in partial salts
faction OF the debt due 1t from Car
widemann, and they further author
ize and request the directors to pay
the balance of 2545.45 due the Waiana'
Company from said lease and charg'
the same To their account in equa
shares This has been done and eacl
: heir has been charged with S2SO.6O OF
account of his share of the residuar!
: estate. This will allow the trustees, i
they should see fit, to pay over to Car
widemann the legacy of $4,000 left il
trust for his benefit.
THE heirs have also done apothe
gracious act in permitting the trus
Z tees to charge TO each Of them the sun
!. of S2g7.70 on account of each one
share in the residuary estate for tn
purpose of paying off the debts due b
their mothers estate in order to rende
effective the legacies and requests pro
vided for by the Will"
d. y. SMITHS INSURANCE.
The Equitable Life Assurance Socie
~ of the United States in an answe
l. filed TO the suit brought in the Circut
Court by Cecil Brown as administrato
OF the estate of David b. Smith denie
all liability in the case 1t is elaine
that an aunt OF the deceased. Mrs. Oh
via A. Brown, Of Statesville, y. C., ma
been granted letters of administratio
= OF the estate in New York. 1t consist
: largely of a life insurance policy
sos. 600 Smith was connected with tn
Manufacturers Shoe Company in tn
city and dropped dead in San Frar
cisco hotel last December.
MRS. AULD's ESTATE.
James Aud has applied to the Circu
Court for the appointment of Geore
II. Carter as administrator of the. e'
tate of Catherine z. Aud. his VIII
: Mrs. Aud died on October 7th, l9o
> and left an estate valued at $l,lOO' o.
sides a life interest of j. L. Lewis N
former husband, valued at SsoOos 81
es left eight children.
An old suit which was brought
TnurStOn * carter Oh bthoiA VI -
- Hoffschlaeger & Co. against c. c. AK
ma ct al was returned yesterday TO u
Circuit Court, 1t having taken over
year to secure service on the defen'
ants who live in North Kohala. Hawa
II is for siS1.56 for materials furnish'
~ for a society building for the Lo'
shin Tong society.
WANTS TO BE ADMITTED.
Ching Ahoo. "a Chinese who was r
fused permission 10 land by Collect
stackable. has brought habeas corp
ly proceedings in the United States Di
trict Court TO secure his release.
his petition he alleges that he was DO
- In China on November Il. 1865. and tn
he came to Hawaii in 1880, remainii
here until 1899. when he went back
China for visit. He was refused pc
mission TO land on his return. He te
OF many people in Honolulu and abo
the Islands by whom he was employe