The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-30
CHANG LOVES
LEU KAN STILL
Contests Her Libel for Divorce
Although She ScOrns
Him.

Chang Wing has answered the libel
for divorce of his wife, Len Ram. She
charged him with having failed to sup
port her since February Is, 1908. In
his answer he says that for long time
prior to February Is she had maintain
ed meretricious and adulterous inter
course with one Foo Yum, and that on
or about February 10 he accused her
of it. whereupOn she left him. He
alleges that he has often requested her
to return to him, but that she has re-
fused.
Interest in the case arises from the
fact that the wife and her alleged
paramour were indicted under the Ed
munds Act. They were about to plead
guilty when a statement of the woman
arrested the attention of Judge Dole
and he continued the case till an in
vestigation could be made as to wheth-
er the woman was guilty or not. Later
she pleaded not guilty and was ac-
quilted.
Guardians Report
Jennie Alameda Duvel, guardian of
the ingalls, minors, has filed her annual
accounts. She charges herself with
$9l.45 and has spent $S2.55, leaving a
balance of $500. The largest item of
expenditure was $27 for car-fare for
the three children.
Admits the Grave-Digging.
In the suit of Rebecca Baker against
Aniani Kaaiahua, proceeding in tres
pass for damages to the plaintiff s land,
in Eva by cutting down trees and
digging and selling graves, default was
entered yesterday.
Driven from Home.
Bella Beckley asks the Circuit Court
for divorce from Leander Beckley, to
whom she was married by Father VAL
entin in 1902. She says that by a
long-continued course of cruelty and
threats he drove her from their home,
October Is, and she has not dared to
return since.
Accounts Filed.
Margaret r. Hoogs, administrators
of the estate of the late Frank l..
Hoogs, has fled her final accounts and
asks for discharge and final distribu-
ton. She charges herself with ST.
45620, most of which has been in
vested.
In the Supreme Court.
The following cases are on the Su-
preme Court calendar and due for hear
ing at the November session of the
court, beginning next Monday, Novem-
Der .:
Frank J. Kruger vs. D. Kawanana-
koa ct al. Appeal from Circuit Judge,
First Circuit George A. Davis for
plairtiff-appellant; Smith & Lewis,
Thompson & Clemens and C. w. Ash
ford for defendants-a ppellees.
Lucio Ferreira VS.. Kamo (k) ct al
Error to District Magistrate, Hamakua.
S. i. Chillingworth for plaintiff-ap-
pellee; H. E. Cooper for garnishee-ap-
pellant
Makee Sugar Co. VS.. J. K. Farley,
Tax Assessor. Appeal from Tax Ap-
peal Court, Fourth Taxation Division.
Kinney Marx-Prosser & Anderson for
plaintiffappellant; Attorney General
for Acknowledgements.
In the matter of the petition of Lew
ers & Cooke, Ltd. Appeal from Court
of Land Registration. Castle & With
ington and Kinney Marx-P rosser & An.
derson for Levers & Cooke, Ltd.-appel-
liant; Lyle A. Dickey and E. M. Wat
son for Mary H. interchangeable.
Rose c. Martello vs. Antoine NJ Mar
tello. Appeal from Circuit Judge, First
Circuit. T. M. Harrisona for plaintiff
appellant; no appearance of or for de-
PENDANT.
Lucio Ferreira VS.. Kamo (k) ct al
Appeal from District Magistrate, Ha-
makua. NJ t. Furtado for plaintiff
appellee; H. E. Cooper Tor garnishee
appellant.
In the matter of the estate of David
Kawananakoa, deceased. Appeal from
Circuit Court, First Circuit. Kinney
Marx-PrOsser & Anderson and c. W.
Ashford for appellee; Thompson &
Clemens for appellant