Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-14

a IhOSIOH III StFlke dppe1ltc reply
brief from the files in the matter Of
the estate of J. o. Lutted, was denied
by the supreme court yesterday.
The regular meeting of the Beach
walk Improvement Club will be held
tonight at 7:45 o'clock at ]. Alex.
Lyle's residence on BeachwaK road.
! A meeting OF the territorial grand
Jury will be held In the Judiciary
building at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
The trial jurors in Judge Stuart's
division of circuit court have been no.
titled to be in court at 10 o'clock to
morrow morning.
The final accounts of Jessie F.
Thompson, executrix of the estate Of
M. R. Counter, were approved by Cir
cult Judge Whitney yesterday and the
executrix dismissed.
The case OF Mary L. Bish0 against
Antoine Bisho, a suit for divorce. has
been continued In Circuit Judge Whit
ney's court until Wednesday, Septem-
Der %, for trial.
| The monthly meeting Of the mem
| bers of the Chamber of Commerce
will be held in the rooms of the cham
Der, Kauikeolani building. at 2 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
THE quaint fish in the Hawaiian
exhibit should wear scarfpins 10
heighterl their effect as floating era
vats," runs one of the legends In q
page Of cartoons on the Panama-Paci-
fic exposition in New York Puck.
Notice OF the discontinuanee OF the
divorce suit brought by Bessie K.
Hart Kai against William Hart Kai,
alleging non-support, was filed in cir
cult court yesterday. The original
suit was filed last Saturday.
After the prosecution had closed its
case, Thomas Hicks, cofored, pleaded
guilty before Circuit Judge Ashford
yesterday OF a charge Of having COM
mitted an assault with intent to muir
der. Hicks victim was Japanese.
The defendant will be sentenced FRI
day morning at 9 o'clock. ~
A petition, asking that J. r. Mac.
Donald, be appointed administrator Of
the estate or Jacob l.: Holbrook. late
civilian enRlQEe. 70. sSgAs who died
In Honolulu on June % this year, has
been filed in circuit court The estate
is valued at about $3.50. There is but |
one heir, sister, a.. 81 :
Divorces were fled in circuit court |
yesterday as follows: Caroline Eliza
beth MeGrath against John Joseph Me-
Grath, non-support; Mary Colquhoun
against Alexander Celquhoun and Ma.
medo Hasameto against Ono Hasa
moto
{''~t i y..s sEs-|--t ~ p, - 4t.<. z, /
Albert Waterhouse was elected pres
ident of the new board OF GOVERNOR /
Of the Commercial Club at meeting I
OF thes board held yesterday. Other
OFFICERS elected were Lawrence M. I
Judd, gicespresident: s. M. Lowrey,
secretary, and j. X. Clarke, treasurer.
President sWaterhouse probably win
name committees tomorrow +
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The case of Baron Charles ETH Lee
Gay against the Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit and Land Company, an action for
damages, has been continued in Cir
cult Judge Stuart's court until Mon
day, October 4, for trial. Certain wit
nesses Of the plaintiff are not now in |:
the territory, says stipulation filed
today.
Simultan eously with the arrival of
San Francisco ChrcEicle from the +
coast with an alleged interview with /.
Judge Sidney NJ :Ballou, comes a per
sonal letter from Mr.. Ballou in which
he makes it clear that the interview K
was mostly fiction. No one in the B
islands in touch with the sugar situa- h
ton and recognizing Judge Baflou'G I
intimate knowledge OF it would at
tribute the quoted remarks to him.
anyway.
Joseph P. Medeiros. guardian Of
Caesar Lopes. a minor, has filed his
answer in circuit court to a suit
brought by the minor and C. S. Frank,
lin, his next best friend. alleging that
Medeiros and C. NJ. V. Forster have
failed to make a proper accounting
Of funds belonging to the minor. Me
deiros says that all the funds Of the
minor have been accounted for and
that the records OF the court will
bear him out in this statement
soRN.