Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-30
Local and GENERAL

/ LOCAL AND GENERAL |
There win be q supper dance to-
night at the Country Club.
Action for divorce has been begun
In the circuit court by William p. St
Clair against Fanny ST. Clair, charg-
ing her with desertion.
A hearing IN the divorce proceed
ings Of Marie H. Reinecke vs. Henry
Reinecke Ia being held this afternoon
before Judge William L. Whitney.
Miss Margaret Martin, who Is direct.
ing the production OF Mistress Mary, .
will be at the Colonial between IL and
u every day for those who wish to see
her.
All those having received tickets to
sell for Mistress Mary" from Mrs.
Mamie Phillips viii please make re-
turns at her residence, 1910 Kewalo
street. on Monday afternoon. Novem-
Der 2.
Judge William L. Whitney this aft
ernoon appointed Harry e. Murray adj
ministrator Of the estate of C. F. MUIR
ray, deceased. The estate consists OF
real estate and q life insurance policy,
valued at more than $4,000.
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The trial Of the case Of the trustees
OF. the estate of the late Bernice Pau
ahi Bishop VS.. Joel Lunalahulani and
Paulo Kamakala. being an action to
quiet title, has been continued until
next Wednesday morning In Circuit
Judge Robinson's court. :
In the matter of the guardianship
.of Jose Vierra. an incompetent, Judge
William L. Whitney this morning set
November 2 as the date OF the hear.
ing Of petition which has been fled
In the circuit court asking for the ap-
pointment Of John Raposo as guard
ian.
The records In the case of the terri
tory vs.. Jack ScuIiy. w. r. Chiffon
and ]. H. Fischer, Under indictment by
the territorial grand jury on charge
Of conspiracy, were sent to the SUI
Ipreme court this afternoon for deci-
sions on certain points Of law which
have arisen IN the case. d
Reserved seat tickets for mistress
Mary" are 81 all over the house ex-
|cept for the last three rows of the
orchestra and the first three Of the
dress circle, which are SO cents extra.
Reserved seats for the matinee are 81
all over the house. Admission to the
gallery win be so cents for all three
performances. -
As the result Of an inspection of the
local schools, completed this morning
BY Doctors A. N. Sinclair and J. S. b.
Pratt, IS children are suspected OF
having tuberculosis These children
will be examined at the Pa Ola day
camp next week. At the present time
there are no registered cases of tn.
berculosis In any OF the schools in
the territory.
Judge William L. Whitney Deeem-
Der viii hear q petition for probate
of the will Of the late Mrs. Alexander
|iRuth) Young, which has been filed
IN the circuit court by Archibald A.
Young. No real estate In the territory
vas left by Mrs. Young. the petition
setting forth that the estate consists
OF cash in bank. 81. 003.75; personal
|effecs. $500; and 5O0l shares of the
Alexander Young estate valued at
SSH ,6O3.74. Mrs. Young died in Homo
lulu October II. aged Is years.
The case OF the supreme lodge Of
Loyal Order Of Moose VS.. q. 8. Lett
head, ]. J. Sullivan, w. Lloyd.
James BickneIl. ]. w. Asch. A. T..
Henderson, r. E. Mute and Honolulu
Lodge No. 500, Loyal Order of Moose,
regarding replevin brought BY the
national organization against the Ha-
waiian corporation, has been set for
hearing in Circuit Judge Robinson's
court at O'Clock Monday morning.
The case is the outgrowth Of the al
legged mis-appropriation by w. r.
Armstrong of three first mortgage
coupons issued by the olaa Sugar
Company.
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