The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-28
TO CANCEL A DEED
MRS. BRUNNE'S SUIT AGAINST
J. NJ. DOWSETT.
Trust Deed Deprives Husband of Mari
tai Rights-Inventory Of the r. r..
Hind Estate Filed.

Ernest L. Hueter trustee for Anna
Adelheide Wideman Bruno and AL
fred f.. Bruno, her husband, yesterday
filed a suit against John NJ. Dowsett
to cancel a deed to property valued at
S25, 000 1t is set forth in the complaint
that Dowsett was the business agent of
Mrs. Bruno, prior to her marriage to
Alfred Bruno, and that on May %, 1901,
before the marriage took place, Dow
Sett secured from her a trust deed to
all her property. 1t had already been
agreed that the marriage should take
place, and it is alleged Bruno was not
consulted about the deed. According
to the deed Mrs. Bruno is to receive the
income of the property during life, and
it goes to her heirs when She dies. The
complaint says:
THAT said trust deed was procured
and was executed for the wrongful and
fraudulent purpose of preventing the
said Alfred T.. Bruno from acquiring
by marriage with the said Anna Adel-
heide Widemann, any interest in the
lands and property hereinbefore de-
SCribed, and that said trust deed is
fraudulent to the extent that it was
executed without consideration aud in
that it fraudulently and wrongfully in
tended that it should and that it
Wrongfully and fraudulently did pre-
vent the acquiring of any interest in
said lands and premises and property
by said Alfred II. Bruno, and that said
execution of said trust deed was a
fraud upon the marital rights Of said
Alfred e. Bruno"
The court is asked to cancel the trust
deed given to j. NJ. Dowsett and order
him to reconvey all the property of
plaintiff to her. The complaint is signed
by j. O. Carter, as attorney in fact for
Ernest T.. Heuter, and the action is
brought by Robertson & Wilder.
Bruce Cartwright, trustee for the
estate of Emma KaieleOnalani, de-
ceased, has brought suit against the
Territory to establish fishing rights in
Halawa, district of Eva, Island of
Oahu.
Robert Hind yesterday filed an in
ventory of the estate of the late r. X.
Hind. The inventory shows the fol-
lowing property: Real estate, S51,1OO;
personal property at Kohala, Hawaii
$191 ,531; plantation store at Kohala,
Hawaii, $2S, $50; cash. $1,19S.4l; notes,
IS, 900; stock, $50, 100; loans and mort
cages, $2S, 2O3. So; life insurance, $50, l43.
20: outstanding accounts, 49, I5l.45; to-
tai, SAP, 26I.94
The real estate is mostly. in Kohala.
The stocks held by the estate are list
ed according to their estimated market
value.
Executions were returned yesterday
in the cases of c. Yakmann VS.. John
S. Chandler, and Bishop & co. VS.. Is.
Matsumoto. In the latter case Sheriff
Chillingworth reported that no proper
ty of the defendant could be found to
satisfy the judgment of $lO15.5O.
Notice of appeal was filed yesterday
from the decision of Judge Humph-
rcys in the case of T. b. Cummings VS..
George II. Markham.
Bishop Willis filed his final report
Yesterday as guardian of John X. Boil
ster, and his application for discharge
was granted and the accounts APPROX
ed by Judge Humphreys. The guardian
reports a balance of S5OS.34, which was
paid into court.
A demurrer was filed yesterday by
defendants in the case of Ralston iron
Works VS.. j. p. MendOnca ct al