The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-28

(From Tueaday Advertiserl

4 Diath 'lNtht VI afhF ~ Vne |AIreet inter-
sections, as a warning to pedestriaus
where to stop when notified TO do 50
by the traffic ofiieer.
An appeal wac lled in the supreme
court yesterday in the will case Of Al
fred 8, Hartwell, DECEASED, the late
chief Justice OF Hawaii, the appeallant
being Charles Hartwen Chatter, a min.
or, by Charles II. Chatter, his guardian.
Castle 4 Wilmington & the law firm
representing Z he minor and his Ward.
HuronK, Ashford and JOSEPH X. CnI.
len, clerks in Judge Ashfords division
of the local circuit court, 1dbw share n
dietaphone between them; that Is,
Clerk Ashford talks into the machine
and Clerk Cullen later reduces the
ttalk y into typewritten material. Thus
are the official minutes Of the ieonrA
handled now.
Posted as 4 deseftet AZ the poilSest6s
tion Is, BeFnardg A. slRemhaft,. tenth,
Company, Coast Artillery Corps, sta.
toned at Fort Armstrong Remhart
is described as a printer, twenty-one
years and eight months old, auburn
hair, ruddy complexion, weight 1876
pounds. height fve feet -four and half
inches, He was wearing a dark suit
when last seen.
Further trial Of the ''buffaio', dam.
age suit instituted by Ching Lum
against Ng Wing Sun, editor of the
Chinese Liberty News, will probably go
on before Judge Stuart today. In a
scathing editorial, claims the plaintiff,
Ng called Ching ''asbig buffalo, Z said
that he 9bnilt tortoise nests, = and gen.
orally inferred that Ching's reputation
was something lawful. y ln
(From Wednesday Adyertiser)
Loo Kim wv was taken to the police
station yesterday as suspected in.
sane person. ".asEa.. .a..
On. the ground Of desertion, Mrs.
Alice ii. Hanna fled in the circuit
court yesterday suit for divorce
against Augustine II. Hanna. Since the
first Of the year nineteen actions for
divorce have beeh instituted in Homo.
lulu. SS,&
At the close of Argument on the va
rious motions and lemurrers in the
equity suit to cancel Queen Liliuoka-
laui 5 trust deed Judge Stuart took the
whole matter under advisement and
viii likely hand down a decision in a
few days. i%.3 -.
A motion to dismiss the appeal in
the divorce case of Mrs. Mae b. Zum
walt against John Luther william
Zumwalt was fled in the supreme court
yesterday and viii be heard on Febru.
airy ]. The case comes from the Hilo
circuit court Rls Gaas n
Ed. Dow, a sailor aboard the bark
British Woman, who sustained a frac-
tured skull at the hands Of another
sailor, Charles Martinson, last Friday
night, is recovering from his injury at
the Queen 5 Hospital. His assaiiant
will be charged with assault with a.
deadly weapon. -
4. From MISUNDERSTANDING i
A default judgement for $780,. Os, at
torneys' commission and costs Of court,
has been given by Judge Stuart against
the defendant in therease Of X. Taxa.
motto against T. Horita, an action for
debt. 3, FL 5ag o., 4
The twentieth action for divorce in
stituted in Honolulu since the first Of
the year was fled in the circuit court
yesterday, this being the case of Chiyo
Maxi against Tetsugama Maxi, ON the
ground of nonsupport IA.
William Afford, 4 rTwenty fifth In.
fantry corporal, who pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Ashford yesterday to sell
ing liquor without having the required
territorial license, win be sentenced at
nine clock next Saturday morning.
Judge Ashford's trial Jurors are
wanted in court at nine O'Clock this
morning, the case for trial being that
of the Territory against Akana, charg-
ed with malicious INJURY, Judge Stu
arts trial jurors have been excused un-
til further notice -.m.-
1t is understood that Capt. A. +. Gas
sells win carry his automobile tax test
case to the supreme, court The suit
was decided by Jndge Ashford on
Tuesday, as published in The Advertis-
or yesterday, adversely to the conten.
tions of CAPTAIN Cassels. ..-
!. A petition for naturalization was
filed yesterday in the Office of Foster l..
Davis, clerk of the federal court, by
Albert Abraham Marshock, an electric.
ian stationed at Fort Armstrong, this
city, Marshock was born in Wilma, Rus
STA, on October IA, 1888. The petition
will be heard by Judge Clemens on
April 20, next, the witnesses being Ar
thur H., Larimer and Alfred j. Klein,
/. The contract to furnish and install
400 lockers in the local armory Of the
National Guard of Hawaii was award
ed yesterday by A. @. Wheeler, acting
superintendent of public works, to the
j. @. Correa Construction Company of
Honolulu, the lowest among nine bid
ders aud who bid 5000 for the work,
which is to be completed within twenty
days from the signing of the contract.
Secretary Taylor Of the Hawaii pro-
motion committee yesterday received
adyices from the Great Northern Pa.
eifie Steamship company that IT would
be unable TO handle coupon tickets for
the Midi acifcai Carnival here, owing
to the great amount Of work the com
pany had on nand and the many ex.
planations 1t would be required to an
swer in this connection. @ ~
Under the foreclosure suit of the
trustees of the estate OF Mrs, Bathshe
ba M. Allen, deceased, against, Mrs.
Susan d. Heapy, Judge Stuart yester-
day confirmed the sale, by Commits |
sioner H. r. Macfarlane, Of ten shares
OF the Wailuku Sugar Company TO Fred |
Philip for $ls02.50, and local real estate
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