The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-24
CARTER CHILDREN
5000 A MONTH
CFrom Thursdays Advertiser1

(F'rom Thursdays Advertiserl
Judge Lindsay yesterday entered an
order directing George R. Carter.
guardian of the estate OF Henry A. P.
Carter and Grace Carter. minors. to
pay the sum of 5000 a month to the
minors for their support and main
tenance, the minors to return vouchers
for their expenditures
This order was made on the petition
Of Mrs. Davis, formerly Mrs. Charles
L. Carter, and mother OF the minors
The hearing took up considerable time
before Judge Lindsay, and former Gov
ernOr Carter was on the witness stand
in the matter for quite a while. II
seems that up 10 a year ago last Feb
ruary the guardian of the estate had
simply made a monthly remittance to
Mrs Davis from the income OF the
wards property for their maintenance
and had taken her receip; for it. leav-
ing the detailed expenditure to her as
their mother. February p, 1907, an
order was entered changing this. and
directing the guardian Of the property
mother but requiring detailed accounts
This has proved unsatisfactory to both
the wards and their mother. on behalf
OF Mrs. Davis and her son Henry. it
was argued that ne was now a young
man of eighteen and shortly 70 come
into an estate Of nearly a hundred
thousand dollars, and that he ought
to be allowed considerable freedom in
2 Hl nd fr-ra Of -
mother was the natural person to guide
and direct him.
On the other hand il was argued that
the guardian Of the estate ought not
to pay out money from the wards
estate without proper vouchers. II was
agreed on all sides that $500 a month
was not an unreasonable allow
ance considering the amount Of the
estate which was increasing at the rate
of $4,000 a year. The order was there
fore made allowing 5000 a month TO be
paid directly TO the wards but they to
render an account to the guardian.
George r. Carter as guardian OF the
estate, was represented by A. F. Judd.
and Mrs. Davis. the petitioner. by A.
L. c. Atkinson and Judge Quarles.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Judge Lindsay yesterday granted a
divorce to Satsuk Matsuda from Mat
sutaro Matsuda on the ground Of ex-
IRENE cruelty; and TO Helen K. Kaai-
liilii from James B. Kaailiilli on the
same ground
FRIENDS TO THE RESCUE.
Castle & wilmington have been re-
tanned to defend Yum Chong Kun who
IL charged with the embezzlement OF
1855 from Kim ia Soon. On Tuesday
Judge Robinson appointed ]. u. Mon
sarrat TO defend Yum. But yesterday
Castle & Wilmington were retained.
Yum is a Korean who has been an
attendant at st. Elizabeth's and it IS
through friends there that attorneys
have been retained for him.
X EsnsnsMs1snzuzHsHzHsHsus
to get some clothing out Of her trunks.
"She missed her husband at the dock
as he came down and did not see her
on the deck Of the steamer ana went
away without inquiring whether she
was aboard or not.
Il succeeded in an hour in locating
him at the Majestic and he came down
70 the ship at once
He wanted to remove his wife to
the hotel and 1 told him that was out
" the question and to see a physician
at once. .
In about an hour DR.. Hodgins came
down, made an examination and she
was removed from the vessel on a
stretcher and put into an ambulance
and sent 10 a EanatOrium"