The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-26
WILL OF /.
WAREHOUSE
Estate Of Quarter
Million Value
Divided.

received by Justice Galbraith, the STU
preme Court adjourned yesterday with
out doing any business.
The Supreme Court made the record
of disposing OF eight cases, all but the
decisions. on the calendar for the first
day OF its session. Besides those pre-
viously reported the following cases
were covered: Appeal on taxes of Ha-
waian Tramways Co., submitted on
briefs; tax cases of John Ii Estate,
Bishop Estate and Mary Richards,
argued and submitted; Kimuras excep-
tons to conviction for murder, submit
ted on briefs.
At o:3o this morning the Supreme
Court will hear the Attorney Generals
motion to strike from the files the petit
ton of George A. Davis for rehearing
of his disbarment case.
THE FINN TRIAL.
There was not great difficulty in OBJ
tanning a jury for the trial of Joseph
Finn for assault with intent to commit
MURDER in the shooting of Hugh
Rooney, after Judge Robinson's court
opened yesterday morning. Following
are the names of the twelve men:
E. r. Bivens, S. VIM. Spencer, w. L.
Fletcher, John c. Lane, Samuel Now
lein, William Dunbar, John Coffee, John
(Iorarrn Tnn1.a a 1ay r
Dowsett, James A. Lawelawe and James
w. Bergstrom.
Before the noon recess the following
witnesses mad been called and all but
the last-named examined: S. J.
Rooney Frank Lillis, A. P. Rodrigues.
Ernest Heine, VIM. B. Harrub and
Charles E w. Dunwell
In the afternoon Herbert Harrub,
NJ F. Cropley, Hugh Walter Rooney,
George Macauley and Deputy Sheriff c.
F. Chilingworth were called. Mr..
Fleming for the Territory stated that
possibly he would have one more wit
ness TO call.
There was nothing elected which had
not been we'll covered in the Adver-
Users report of the shooting the morn
ing after it happened.
THE VOUCHER CASES.
Solomon Meheula, Enoch Johnson and
Jonah kunalae were arraigned before
Judge Robinson yesterday morning on
their respective indictments in connec-
ton with the seasonal expenses of the
House of Representatives. c. w. Ash
ford appeared for all three defendants
and obtained permission for them to re-
serve their pleas until Monday next.
WAREHOUSES; WILL.
Henry Warehouses; will was filed
for probate by his son Albert Water
house yesterday. The character and val
Tie OF the estate left by deceased are
thus stated in the petition:
Real property situate in Honolulu,
Island OF Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,
and elsewhere the probable value where
of is about eighty thousand dollars
($So,ooo). u
Personal property, consisting of
surance, horses, carriages, furniture, sit
of the probable value of one hundred |
dllb SlNlN tllouSdilp iploO,OoOJ.
That in addition to the aforesaid |
property the said Henry Waterhouse,
deceased, left certain real property in
Cedar Rapids, State of Iowa, the val
lie whereof is unknown to your petit
TONER"
From the foregoing it will be seen
a million dollars.
1903, in presence OF Percy M. Pond |
and Antonio Q. Marcallino, and a
codicl thereto on April 10, 1903, in
presence of Edwin Benner and Antonio
Q. Marcallino. By the will the tesla
tor bequeaths to lis wife, Ida Whan
Waterhouse, all his personal property
consisting OF furniture, horses and car
rages at the homestead, Nuuanu street;
also for her life the said homestead
known as the Dimond homestead and
purchased by him from his daughter
Mary Stangenwald Corbett, and at his
wifes death one-third of said property,
each, to his daughters Eleanor Water
house Wood and Mary Stangenwald
Corbett and son Albert Warehouse.
All the residue OF his estate, real or
mixed, he leaves to his wife and three
children already named, one-fourth part
each.
His son Albert Waterhouse and his
brother William Warehouse (of Pasa-
dena, California; are nominated to be
the executors of his will, the testator
'thet they shall not be re-
CURED to give bonds for the faithful
of their duties as such cx-
ecutors."
By the codicil Mr. Warehouse be-
queaths all OF his stock held at death
in Henry Waterhouse Trust Company,
Limited to his son Albert
DIVORCE.
Judge De Bolt granted divorce to
Kelekia Hook Sang against Hook Sang
on the ground of non-support, order
ing the libellee to pay all costs to date