Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
H9M AND GIMME
Federal court trial jurors have been
excused until further notice.

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charged with a statutory offense, had
their case nolle pressed in federal
court today. r.: -. ....:.=.
| A jury in Circuit Judge Stuart's
court has found for the defendant in
the case of o. A. Steven against JUS
tine Bartlett. an action for debt.
For want of Jurisdiction, Circuit
Judge Ashford has dismissed a petit
ton by Irene Dickson, trustee, for per-
mission to execute certain mortgage.
The case of Barney Turner, charged
with assault and battery on govern
ment reservation, is scheduled to go
to trial in federal court on March 2.
Circuit Judge Whitney has granted
to the administrator of the estate of
James C. Quinn permission to sell 312
shares of Lakeyiew No. 2 Oil Com
pany stock.
The Woman's Board of Missions of
Central Union church will hold spe.
cial meeting to discuss the new con-
stitution at 8 o'clock on Friday, Feb.
Is.
Miss Margaret X. Fuller and Cliff
ford Cockett were married in the
Catholic Cathedral yesterday, Rev.
Father Maximin performing the cere-
mony.
A meeting of the territorial land
board will be held at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon In the rooms of the
public utilities commission, Kauikeo-
lani building.
A declaration of intention to be.
come an American citizen has been
filed in the federal court by Frederick
Wagner, a native of Germany and a
sailor by occupation.
Will T. Garden, deputy city attor-
ney, has been given until February "a
to file his answer or otherwise plead /
in the damage suit brought against
him by Leong Yau.
A force Of Is boys is to usher at |
the Carnival spectacles and events un.
der the leadership of Joe Aflague, who |
Is to act as head usher The ushers |
will wear special ribbon badges.
The trial of Clarence Weakly, col |
cred, who is charged with second de-
gree robbery, is scheduled to begin |
in Circuit Judge Ashfords court at 9 |
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
At the instance of District Attorney |
Horace w. Vaughan, the case of Wal |
ter H. Neff and Lille Michael, eharg- |
ed with q statutory offense, was nolle |
pressed in federal court today.
The fifth annual accounts of the |
guardian of Thomas A. X. Cleghorn.
a minor, have been referred by Cir
cult Judge Whitney to c.. M. Hite,
master, for investigation and report.
Over protests made by several con-
testants, the will of William McCand-
less was admitted to probate by Cir
cult Judge Whitney today. Alice NJ.
McCandless was appointed executrix
without bond.
Providing he receives SUFFICIENT ap-
plications from prospective pupils, J.
Wanrell, heavy basso of the De Folco
Grand Opera Company, announces that
he may conduct a IL weeks course in +
voice culture here.
Felix Delletan and Felix Villasing
were arrested by Marshal ]. ]. Smid-
dy yesterday on charges of bigamy
and robbery respectively. Delletan is
In jail and Villasing was to have his
bond fixed this afternoon.
Reserved questions from Circuit
Judge Stuart's court in the case of
Emma F. Rumsey against the New
York Insurance Company ct al, have
been returned to the lower court from
the supreme court, answered only
partially by the latter.
Marion c. Martin was found guilty
IN Circuit Judge Whitney's court yes
Ierday of contempt of court for fail
ing to pay certain alimony and at
torney's fees and was sentenced to
serve so days In jail or until $50 is ,
paid on account of the delinquencies.
Orders to show cause were filed In
circuit court today in the cases of !
Madeline Cavins against Clyde w.
lawns, and John Kekaula against
Rose Kekaula, divorce actions. The
,rders allege that Cavins and Kekau-