The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-20
WANT SHINGLE
FOR A TRUSTEE
Campbell Children Desire Him
to Manage Fathers
Estate.

The children and grandchildren of
the late Mrs. Abigail K Campbell
Parker have filed bill in equity in
the Circuit Court against J. o. Carter,
the elder, and Cecil Brown, trustees
under the will of the late James
Campbell, asking for the appointment
of Robert w. Single as trustee of the
Campbell Estate, to fill the vacancy
created by the death of Mrs. Camp
bellParker.
The minor children and grandchil-
dren in the suit are represented bv A.
n. Campbell. treasurer of the Henry
Waterhouse Trust Company, as next
friend. George A. Davis and A. G. NJ
Robertson are the solicitors in the
case.
The bill sets out the provision in
the Campbell will for three trustees
of the estate and for succession in the
trusteeship. 1t is shown that the es-
tate amounts to over $2,300,000. 1t is
alleged that there is need of the con
slant exercise of wide discretion and
cooperation among all the trustees;
that one of the trustees, Mrs. Camp
bell Parker, is dead, and Cecil Brown
is in Europe, so that the management
of the estate devOlves entirely on J.
o. Carter, the elder, and that "by rea-
son of his advanced age and other in
frmities," he can not properly "man-
age, control, care for and direct the
affairs of the said estate without the
assistance and cooperation of some
competent and skilful person who shall
be appointed as trustee by your
Honor -
1t is then gently intimated in law
ver-like phrase that Robert w. Single
is such a competent and skilful per
son as should be appointed by the
court, and the court in so many words
is asked to appoint him.
Jap and Chinaman.
Yesterday Judge Robinson and a
jury began the trial of Kimura,
charged with assaulting Lum Seong
with a weapon obviously and immi-
nently dangerous to life, to wit: a big
bread knife. The two were fellow en-
ployes at the Moana Hotel. A differ
ence between them led to the attack
Lum Sheung shows long scar extend
ing around his left shoulder and down
his left arm. The jury selected to try
the case is as follows, one of them
being part japanese: Duke H. Ka-
hanamoku, Charles p Osborne, julius
Rosenstein, Charles Butzke, David K
Hoapili, John C. Abreu, Solomon K
Fukumura, Henry C. Vida. Henry De
Fries, Jr., Samuel A. Walker, Frank
H. Foster, Paul w. Burns.
Candidates for Citizenship.
There are thirteen candidates for cit
izenship who will have a hearing in
Judge Dole's court on Monday They
are Frank Julian Lonke, Belgian; Ru-
dolf Lurello, German; Peter William
Pellier Bluett, English; Jean Ahadie,
French; John Sylvanus Van Volsam,
Belgian; Nicolous Barbie, Belgian;
Benjamin Fausto, Guam man; Glad
stone Scott Leithead, Scotch; John
Lingnan, Swede; John Henry Ketcher-
son, Canadian; Hypolito Mosquera,
Spanish; Edward Frank Potter, Cana
dian; Charles Frederick William Kort,
German.
Guardian Appointed.
Mrs. Mary E. Merrill, mother of
Murray Heminger, minor, has been
appointed by Judge De Bolt guardian
of the property of the latter. The
property consists of land in Palolo.
Must Pay Alimony.
Joe Kalau was yesterday ordered by
Judge De Bolt to pay his wife, Eva
Kalau, SO a week alimony, and $25 at
torney's fee to Glenn K. Quinn, besides
$13 costs of court