The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-05-10

of the courts answer.
Mr.. Brown wanted portions of the
evidence read on the point.
Mr.. Chillingworth asserted that the
mates evidence was uncontradicted In
showing that the knife was in the
hands of the Japanese when the shot
was fired.
After some wrangling, portions of
the testimony of Torres and White
! were read to the jury.
Mrs Worth sat near her husband
throughout the trial.
MRS. HAALELEA'S WILL.
The will of the late Annederia Annoy
Haalelea has been filed for probate by
Clarissa A. Monsarrat. who Is named
therein as an executrix along with
Elizabeth Renjes. There is real prop
erty in the estate valued at $15,S00 and
personally at s12,743.65. the largest item
of the latter being AZ shares of Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Co. Mrs.
Haalelea executed her last will and
testament on May 5. 1900, in presence
of ]. Ena and Henry Holmes.
Her entire estate. after payment Of
her just debts and funeral and tesla
mentary expense, is left to her two
nieces, Mrs. Clarissa Annoy Monsarrat.
wife of Julian Monsarrat. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Renjes, wife of Heinrich
Renjes, subject to the following trusts:
Ito pay the net annual income to
her sister, Laura Annoy Coney. during
her life, and after her decease-
ITO pay the legacy of $500 to each
of the following, namely: Ululani An
ME Douglass Graham, daughter of her
niece Eleanor Vos; Ana Ululani Ena,
her niece, and Rev. H. H. Parker, pas
tor of Kawaiahao church.
$40 pay to Kawaiahao church $500,
to be applied as Rev. II. H. Parker or,
if he should not be living, the church
trustees shall direct.
ITO pay to Clarissa Annoy Monsar-
rat $4,000 in trust to apply the net in
come thereof for the benefit of her son,
Kauluhinono Melville Monsarrat, until
he attained the age of 80 years or died.
in the former case to pay the $4,000 to
him absolutely, and in the latter event
(Which unhappily occurred within a
Mrs. Monsarrat to hold the $4,000 for
her own use and benefit free from all
trusts. In the event of her own death
before that of her son, the trustee
after his death was to hold the $4,000
in trust for Ululani Annie Douglass
Graham and Ana Ululani Ina.
5-To deliver all the residue of her
property of every description to her
niece, Elizabeth Renjes, to hold upon
trust for payment of the net annual
income, as she in her absolute discre-
ton should think fit, for the benefit
of her daughter Ululani Else Renjes
until she attained the age of 20 years,
and on her daughters attaining that
age to hold the said residuary estate
for her absolutely, but in the event OF
her daughters dying before attaining
20 years of age then the said Elizabeth
Renjes should hold the said residuary
estate for her owr sole use and benefit
free from all trusts.
$50 far as their joint and individ-
ual trusts go, both the trustees and
their successors are empowered to dis
pose of the pi operty in their discretion.
THE trustees are respectively abb
solved from accounting to their chill
1ren named as beneficaries, but this
freedom shall net extend to any other
person or persons acting as trustees.
For the rest the will provides for a
of trustees, asks mat the |
be allowed to act as such !
without any bond and revokes all for
ner wills of the testatrix
OTHER PROBATE MATTERS.
George P. Castle. administrator of
he estate of the late DR.. George P. |
Andrews, was granted an order of |
distribution and discharge by Judge |
De Bolt yesterday. B. l.. Marx appear
I'd for petitioner. p. d. Kellett, Jr. |
vas awarded a masters fee of S25. |
The appraised value of the estate is
1890.
d. w. Anderson, administrator of the |
state of Daniel O'Leary, deceased, |
for allowance of accounts,
inal distribution and discharge. He
'eceived $214.O5 and paid out $64.5O,
eaving a balance of $149.55.
c. III. Ramsay has qualified as ad-
of the estate of Frederick
ingalls, Cutter, deceased, in bond of
1000 with II. G. Wootten and w. II.
Bromley as sureties.
HITS BACK HARD.
Mrs. Mollie Mage has filed strong
nswer to her husbands libel for di-
'orce. In denying the cause of di-
orce he set up in his libel, she alleges
hat he tried to induce a certain person
+ persons in Honolulu to cause her
o criminate herself so that he might
ave cause of divorce against her.
hey We're married at Sacramento,
'alifornia, December IL, 1887, and she
eclares that her husband deserted her
t Vallejo on October 80, 1897, and has
yer since failed, neglected and refus-
d TO provide suitable or any main
enance for her, She further alleges
hat before such desertion the libel
ant maltreated her so that she had
, enter ST. Mary's Hospital, San Fran
isco, where she remained patient
pr four months. Also that he brought