Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04

A motion for judgment In the case
of the Kapiolani Estate against Mary
Atcherley ct al will be heard In the
supreme court next Tuesday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
A petition of adjudication in bank
ruptcy was granted to F. w. L. Hum.
phrey in federal court Friday. The
case has been referred to Attorney
Joseph G. Pratt, referee.
Hearing in the matter of the guard.
ianship OF John R. Stone, alleged in.
sane person, has been continued in
circuit Judge Whitney's court until
September 10 at 8 O'Clock in the
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Hardy of Wal.
mea, Hawaii, are visiting in this city.
Mr.. Hardy is I'm charge Of the hydro.
metric work for the territory on the
island OF Hawaii. 1z.. 49,
A motion directing the attorney for
the appellee to serve copies Of certain
orders In the matter of the estate, of
j. Oswald Lutted, late of Honolulu.
will he heard in the supreme court
next Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock. =:
Governor Pinkham has commuted
the sentences Of William Bergstrom
and Ivan Friend, two prisoners In the
territorial penitentiary. Their sentence
of two. months Imprisonment was for
second degree larceny. Il. i. a.. ~.
A suit regarding an action on q
note has been filed in circuit court
by Harry r. Mills, against A. L.
Sonle, The Matsan Nayisation Com
pany, the Bank Of Hawaii and Castle
q Cooke are mentioned as the gar
nishees. - go. -: 8 il:
/ A joint meeting OF the junior and.
senior Christian Endeayor societies,
of Kaumakapili church will be held
in the church at $3.50 o'clock tomor.
row evening. Mrs. Josephine Balti
more of the First Methodist Episcopal
church of Pittsburg. Pa, will speak.
In a Judgment handed down yester-
day by Circuit Judge Stuart. 1t Is order
ed that the plaintiff in the case Of j.
Hopp & Company against A. B, Palm.
er, matter of repleyin, recover, Ger:
tain chattels of the defendant now In
the hands Of the high sheriff.
Under bond in the sum of $500, S.
Hoomana has been appointed admin
istrator Of the estate of John Alapai
Kua. The, estate is valued at about
$500. The final accounts of HoomanaI
as temporary administrator were ap-
proved and he was dismissed.
The board of health has filed no.
tees Of its intention to distribute the
estates of deceased lepers, attend
ants or suspects, who died intestate
in the county Of Kalawao, Molokai, or
at the Kalihi hospital. The estates OF
six such persons are to be distributed.
Creditors must file their claims with.
in one year.
The window of the Hawaii Promo.
ton Committee will be used in turn
for the displays of the different is
lands of the group. L. w. de Wis Nor.
ton. publicity: agent for the island OF
Hawaii, who is in the Office OF the
committee, has written to- Hawaii for;
set Of views of the Big Island and
these will be the first to be displayed.
Yesterday morning at 1920, Mr.
Joseph Beneirt died at his home in
this city on Dayton lane at the age
of y. The body will be buried today
at o'clock at the Catholic cemetery.
The funeral ceremonies will be con-
Quoted at the Catholic church on Fort
street.
The Hawaiian band and glee club
will play at the Phoenix hall this4even
ing from to for the Kamehameha
Alumni Association concert Tomor-
row it will play for the celebration O.
the five thousandth issue of the NipDu
Jill newspaper. The concert will be
on Nuuanu street between School and
Vineyard streets from l to S O'Clock
in the afternoon.
After celebrating for four hours
and As minutes, a jury in Circuit
Judge Ashford's court last night re-
ported a disagreement as to a verdict
in the case Of James P. Curran, who
was indicted by the territorial grand
jury on a charge of having assaulted
James Terry. O structural iron work !
er. The trial lasted five days, during
which time more than a dozen wit !
nesSeS were called.
A song composed by Wade Warren
Thayer was a feature of the evening
at the smoker held last night at the
University Club in honor of the Chi, |
CagO ball team. 1t was rendered by
a quartet composed of the author, Pro-