The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-23
MANY ESTATES
FOR PROBATE
That of the Late Helen Kelsey
Will Go to Son Now in
New Mexico.

The estate of Helen Z. Kelsey, the
schoolteacher who committed suicide
about two months ago, is before the
circuit court, and letters of administra'
ton have been issued to Henry E. Kel-
sey of Maui, her bother.
Mrs. Kelsey's estate is valued at
$4,000, and consists chiefly of lot in
Claremont, California, and one in Pa.
lolo valley, besides her personal effects
The brother is named in the will as ex.
ecutor, and the devisee and legatee is
Theodore Kelsey, her only son, who is
at present in a military school at Ros-
well, New Mexico. He was going to that
| place at the time his mother shot her.
self on the porch of the Genital Gram
mar School.
Another schoolteacher IS estate, that
of Louisa Brownscombe Brickwood, who
died lately, has also come before the
probate court. The petition for letters
of administration is presented by Wal.
ter M. Giffard, he and Henry Holmes
being named executors in the will. Her
mother, Louise Brickwood is named as
sole heir to the estate, which is valued
at $4,000.
Ahlborn Estate.
Probate matters were about all in
which new proceedings were instituted
in court. The estate of Carl III. A. l..
Ahlborn again came before the court
for the appointment of a temporary
administrator.
The petition, which was presented by
| +. Klamp, resulted in the appointment
of w. +. Pfotenhauer to that position.
The action was made necessary by rea-
son of interest on some notes coming
| due and also dividends on some stock.
| The value of the estate is placed at
| 100000, and represents that portion
| of it which is in Hawaii. Ahlborn was
a resident of and died in Germany,
where his largest interests lie.
Accounts Approved.
Another probate matter to be acted
upon was the thirteenth annual ac-
| counts of the trustees of the Bernice
p Bishop Museum, which were favor
ably reported by Job Bachelor. This
is practically all that is necessary, as
the approval of the judge is based on
that of the master in the case.
New Citizens.
There are three new citizens in .Ha
wall today, and King Edward of Great
Britain is minus three subjects by the
same token. Samuel Henry Randolph
Fursey was the first to take the oati
of allegiance to Uncle Sam, and he wa.
followed by John Richardson and
George Mcintosh.
Conspiracy.
For attempting to buy woman at
the really cheap price of 800, Hoshi, a
Japanese, yesterday went on trial in the
United States district court. He was
originally codefendant with two others
who both pleaded guilty yesterday,
leaving their companion to face the
music. Those who pleaded guilty were
Hisikichi Yoki and Hikataro Kodama
One is the father of the woman, Matsu
Kodama, who was to be sold, and the
other the husband.
! They had it all nicely framed up and
the sale was almost pau when the au,
! |
the proceedings and called halt. The
husband would have become the
"grantor" and Hoshi the "grantee u
had the deal gone through.
To Highest Court.
Fooled in her attempts to secure a
release for her husband from the insane
asylum, Mrs. Mary Atcherley yester.
day took steps to carry her case to the
United States Supreme Court, before
which exalted body it will appear in
due time. The case goes up ON writ
of error from the decree of the terri.
torial supreme court, and she will claim
that her husband has not had due
process of law, and several other things
She still maintains her charges of
conspiracy on the part of the attorney.
general, Mott-Smith, and half the doc.
tors of the Territory, including Doctor
Peterson of the insane asylum. She
claims that when the board of insanity
last went to examine Doctor Atcherley
in his room at the lastnamed institution
Doctor Peterson removed the pills OF
belladonna she claims is being fed t.
him in the guise of opium. They do
this, she says, to drive him crazy, thai
being the tendency of the drug, and Sc
, place him out of the way in pursuance
of their "nefarious schemes 4"
Courthouse Notes.
BY an order of Judge Robinson, is
sued in the circuit court yesterday
Jacob $, Bailey will have to pay hi
wife, Maria Bailey, $75 a month pend
) ing the decision in the divorce suit
brought against him by her.
Alice Haynes has commenced suit fol
divorce against Clarence Il. Haynes OF
the grounds of failure to provide
Their only son, Clarence, is now in tn,
custody of the father,
Jusaburo Yokata has filed similn
suit against his wife, Kiku Yokata, oil
the grounds of wilful desertion.
: George Phoneyh Davis, eonyiete,
! IN the district court of selling liquo
without license, has appealed TO IN
circuit court 90 save himself the trouble
> Of paying that $3.50 fine.
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