The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-06
LOCAL BREvIrlEs.
Fryn wednysday,s Advertiser,

Joiln OIieB mas DteH dppolnAeu uspuly
clerk at Kailua, Hawaii, by Circuit
Judge Matthewman
Secretary Atkinson left for Kauai
yesterday on the Mikahala to testify
Ia the Kanealii election fraud case
Miss Mae Weir, stenographer of the
Board of Health office. left yesterday
on the Kinau for the Volcano on a
months vacation.
An order to show cause why eight
Kapahulu lots should not be sold to
pay the debts of John Riley. deceased,
has been made by Judge De Bolt.
The Supreme Court has amended rule
5 in reference to rehearings. Petitions
must be filed within twenty days and
may not be argued unless a concurring
justice desires 1t.
]. j. Dunno was yesterday discharged
as guardian of Aluli and Piliwale,
minors. at his own request on the
ground that his appointment was with
out the courts Jurisdiction.
Commodore Harry E. Picker leaves
tomorrow with a party on his yacht
Spray. cruise will be made to waia-
lua and other places on oahu and some
r. C. A. Peterson returned on the
Manchuria yesterday and is occupying
his apartments again at the Moana
Hotel Mr.. Peterson went to San Fran
cisco on business exclusively.
BY Judge De Bolts order W. C. Ber-
gin, John NJ. Dairs, John II. Thompson.
Alphonse Newhouse, F. ]. Sullivan, A.
Winterstein and H. S. Winton are to
appear as additional Jurors this morn
ing.
A good part of the old Cyclomere
bicycle track will be sold under a
decree of foreclosure granted by Judge
Robinson yesterday in the suit OF
John F. Hackfeld, trustee, against
Chas. H. Desky, trustee.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Winters yes
terday arrested Dennis Sharkey, L.
Wendell and l. Menge, deserters from
the British ship Criffel. They will
come up for hearing today before U.
S. Commissioner Mailing.
Mr.. James Enright has had an elo-
quent apostrophe to the American flag
printed under a picture of the Stars
and Stripes and is giving 1t to his
friends The passage quoted is from
a speech of the late Gen. w. H. L..
Barnes of San Francisco.
Samuel L. Rumsey, formerly of Ben
son, Smith & Co., was married at Den
yer on August 81, to Mrs. Emma For
syth Colcamp. Mr.. Rumsey left here
about two years ago for his health.
The wedding took place at the house
of Bishop Olmsted, who officiated.
Judge De Bolt yesterday declined to
entertain the bill of Bruce Cartwright,
trustee under the will of Emma Kale-
leonalani, to ask for authorization to
turn certain properties over to the
Queens Hospital on the ground that
the other heirs and legatees were not
made parties to the suit. Five days
was given to amend.
Mr.. Steward, warden of Blibid
prison, Manila, P. l., and a prominent
Elk, was a through passenger on the
Manchuria. He was the guest of DR..
C. B. Cooper during the day. Both
were schoolmates in New York state,
and both became the first Exalted
Rulers of Elks, their respective homes
Hawaii and the Philippines, when the
order was first instituted in these two
outposts.
The Freeth residence on Emma street
was the scene of an elaborate dinner
last night in honor of young Mrs.
Archie Robertson's birthday. Rela-
tives and many. friends gathered to
congratulate her and the festivities
lasted late. The whole main house was
beautifully decorated in red and white
A full score sat down to dinner and
many others called to extend their
good wishes to the beautiful and popu.
lar young matron.