The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
BREYITIES
(From satutday Advertlserl

pointed by Judge whitney yesterday as
guardian Of John NJ Keoia and Solo
mon Uwila, minors, under $500 bond.
No bond being required, II. M. Won
Holt was appointed by Judge whitney
yesterday as trustee Of the estate Of
MeIisa Motley, deceased, whose pro.
Perty is valued at $2l ,255.
William Charles Irwin, postmaster at
WaiaUa, this island. was naturalized
in the federal court yesterday as an
American citizen. His witnesses were
William C. Peterson and II. +. Vossku'
cher. sEF
The petitions Of Jack Rover, Helm
rich Week, Albert Abraham Maishock
and Edward William Bull for naturali-
zatior as American citizens will be
heard in the federal court at ten
clock this morning.
The federal grand jurors have been
excused until further notice and will
probably not be required again until
after the arrival OF the new district at.
torney from the mainland, who is ex-
P"cted here about May 10.
Claiming that he was seriously in.
jured in an AUTO accident, Takezo Flu
jimoto yesterday fled damage suit
In the circuit court against +. II. Lew
is. doing business MS the Lewis Stables
& Garage. The amount wanted is
$3.50. .~
p. F. Sullivan Of Monterey, Cahfor-
MA, has written to the chamber Of
commerce that he has $4,000 to invest
if he can find partner here in an es.
tablished business who wants to sell
halfinterest. Raymond C. Brown,
secretary of the chamber will give all
information necessary to any person
DESTROYS of going into the matter.
From Sunday Advertiser)
In the equity ease of l.. Trnney Peck
against Charlotte d, |. Steere, the de
PENDANT yesterday filed in the circuit
court demand for trial of the suit
before jury.
Prof. J. r. IIlingworth, Of the Col
lege of Hawaii, will address the mem
bers Of the Outdoor, Circle on the even
ing of May 9 on Preservation of Our
Street Trees. - The address will be
delivered in, the auditorium of the Mis-.
sion Memorial Building.
federal warrant was issued ycster.
day out of the district attorney S of,
fee for the arrest of Mrs. Katie Wise
and William Baker, both colored. A
statutory offcnse is charged against the
pair. Mrs. Wise was recently granted
a divorce from her husband, "Hen''
Wise of the kerosene vaudeville cir
cult. - - ...
The reply brief of the ibe'lant in
the divorce case of Ms Mary Pah On
cong against Pah On Leong was fled
in the federal court Yesterday The
ri"fs in the ease already cons st of
more than 800 pages containing about
100000 words. Judge Whitney feels
he should retire into sCclusiOn in order
to wade through the briefs. A decision
may be expected by the middle of tn"
year.
(From Tuesday Advertiser)
The Coral Gardens at Kaneohe re-
opened yesterday : under the manage
ment of Mrs. W. r. Rietow.
Their Easter variation having closed,
the Catholic schools in Honolulu, Hilo
and Waikiki, reOpened yesterday for
the last lap of the school year, which
will end in June.
The order to show cause in the di-
vorce case of Charles 1 AFTER against
Mrs. Estelle +. AFTER, WAS dismissed in
the circuit court yesterday. The di-
vorce suit was discontinued some time
ago.
Application for a passport to travel
in China and Japan was filed in the
cffice of the clerk of the federal court
yesterday by Wong Chez of Hilo, who
expects to leave in the China on May
~ for the Orient.
Under bond Of 5000 the Trent Trust
Company was appointed by Judge
Whitney yesterday as administrator of
the estate Of Mrs. Emelia Theodore
Chaves, deceased, whose property is
valued at $S6372.
Roberto Oliveira fled yesterday in
the Office of the clerk of the federal
court his declaration of intention to
become an American citizen. Ohveira,
who Is laborer residing in the Pauoa
road, was born in Funchal, Medeira, on
September 3, 1858.
The divorce papers in the case of
Mrs Maria All Wo against All Wo, in.
stituted last Thursday. were returned
from service yesterday. The couple
w"fe married in HilO on August I, 1918.
Cruelty is charged as the cause for the
expected divorce
Sheriff Charles H. Rose and Joseph
Ordenstein, delegates from Court Lu
nalilo $500, Ancient Order of FOresters,
will leave in the Matsonia tomorrow
for San Francisco. They will attend
the biennial convention of the Fores-
tiers, which will be held next week in
Oakland.
Two divorce suits were filed yester
day in the circuit court the first for
May, as follows: Mrs. Mary Rosario
against John Rosario, and. Yai Katsuo
against TOkunOjo Katsuo, both for non
support. Since the first of the year
nnety-thrce actions for divorce have
been instituted in Honolulu
Mrs. Katie Wise and Walter Bak0r,
the latter bandsman of the Twenty
fifth Infantry, who were arrested by
Marshal Smiddy on statutory offense
charge, have been released on their
own recognizance and will be given
preliminary hearing before Commits
sioner Curry at ten o CLOCK tomorrow
morning.
The trial of Ieloha Kukilani and
Maggie Pereira, charged with statu
tory offense, begun yesterday before a