The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-26
ANTI CUPID FORCES
not On VACATION
Usual Amount Of Divorces Are
Handed out by the Cir.
cult Court.

The divorce wheels went around In
fudge Robinson 3 couri yesterday nom.
ing and moro grist WIS also brought to
the mill
Taga Arah ueno was granted al
yorce from Menoii Ueno because he
failed 70 support her.
Phoebe Knhino also had her marriage
TO John Kahino annulled because he
failed to provide for her
Annie Babo was successful in obtain
ing a dissolution Of her marriage to
Julius Babo because he was cruel to her
and would not keep her. She said that
her health had been impaired by the
beatings he had given her.
Charles c. Hoag is seeking a divorce
from Cora NJ. Hoag. He sets out that
she has deserted him, and although he
has asked her to make a home with
him, she has refused to do so, and for
some inexplicable reason has chosen to
live near Los Angeles, at Ocean Park,
California. Judge Robinson directed
that the papers be sent to the sheriff
Of Los Angeles for service.
Mary Ann Lincoln wanted separa-
ton from Ned Lincoln. The matter
was to come up for settlement yester-
day morning before Judge Robinson,
but her attorney, Aiu, filed diseon-
tinaunee on her behalf.
Sell Estate for Expenses.
Appraisers NJ. 7. Simonton, v. NJ.
Harrison and P. Maurice Mcmahon
have submitted their report on the es-
tate Of the late Joseph Sehmitt. They
state that his personal property con-
sisted of silver watch, household fur
niture and a collection of tools that he
used IN his business as an itinerant
grinder of edged tools The. value
placed on these is Sc. The real estate
consists of lot of land at Kapalama,
Honolulu, containing three-tenths of an
acre and lot of land on Alewa Heights
known as lot IS of the McInerny tract,
containing $40 square feet. The value
of the Two pieces of land We're set at
5000 and $50. respectively. The total
value of the estate, therefore, is about
$3.50.
Administrator Bertram Won Damn
has filed a petition for the sale of the
land at Kapalama and Alewa Heights,
stating that the amount of the funeral
and other costs totaled $3.50. The
amount of cash in hand was insufficient
for expenses. so he wished to sell the
land in order to have money to carry
on the administration of the estate as
well rs paving the expenses ALREADY in.
cured
The heariuc of the petition will take
place before Judge Robinson on Mon
day, October 2.
John De Greaves Money.
Albion Z. Clark was yesterday APP
pointed guardian of Frances A. Clark,
who was left all the ready money be-
longing to the late John de Greaves.
This money. which amounted to $464.45,
was in the Bishop Bank.
John de Greaves was an interesting
parsonage. he it was who discovered
an island, that now bears his name,
but, unfortunately, no one has been
able to find it since. Captain Lawless,
who was in command of the bark Coro.
nado, was once in an expedition look.
ing for the island reported by de
Greaves, but it was unsuccessful.
De Greaves was a great friend OF
King Kalakaua and with him compiled
an extensive work on navigation. This
work is now in the possession of Cap
tain Lawlcss, who treasures it yer,
highly. He is waiting for a claimant
for it, but so far he has been unable
to discover who has legal right to it
AS soon as he is in possession of thii
information he will give the work up
De Greaves died on Molokai som'
months ago.