Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL


Circuit Judge Whitney has appoint
ed Margaret A. Mann executrix OF the
estate OF the late William Mann. with
out bond.
A suit for divorce was filed in cir
cult court today by Mary Nunes
against August .Nunes, the ground be-
ing cruelty.
Charged with having opium in pos
session II. Rothberg, a tourist, plead
ed guilty in federal court today and
was fined 800 and costs.
To raise approximately $4,000. the
Honolulu Y ". c. A will begin a
campaign next Wednesday morning.
lasting for three days Ten captains
nave been chosen for the work and
each OF these captains will choose nine
helpers. Ill. =. e.. III. -.
Trial jurors in Judge Ashford's divi-
sion OF the circuit court will not be
required to report until Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock, the reason being
the illness of attorney w. T. Rawlins.
Tuesday and Wednesday cases were
all Mr.. Rawlins
The fourth annual accounts of the
trustees of the estate OF Archibald
Scott Cleghorn, father Of Princess Ka-
iulani, were filed in circuit court today
by A G. NJ. Robertson, a trustee. The
trustees charge themselves with
$S7s5.43 and ask to be allowed
$75S0.93 .s
Under bond in the sum of $4,000
Walter F. Dillingham; and Frederick
p Reynolds have been appointed ad
ministrators of the estate of the late
Lieut.-eol. Charles l.. Bromwell. Capt.
E. X. Massee and Lieut.. Richard II.
Kimball, u. S. A., and Richard Ivers
have been appointed appraisers.
Scenery about Kapahulu road and
Hebron avenue was lit up last night
by beautiful bonfire, when the auto
mobile of Manuel S. Freitas. in which
he was returning with his family from
an evening ride, burned up about mid
night. When Freitas cranked his
stalled engine it fared up, and he
had to call the fire department The
machine was a total wreck
After creating a disturbance in
Chinese restaurant on Hotel street,
George and Manuel Manu- refused to
listen to Officer 0kui when he came
at call of the Chinese owner of the
nloAn Ud in 90 ole 81 khaxT
hit him in the jaw. Akui arrested
both men in the end and this morning
they were fined SIS and costs each.
Porto Ricans, engaged in game Of
I'll on South street between Queen
and Halekauila, were rounded up yes
terday at midday by squad of de.
tectives and today pleaded guilty and
paid fines of S. and costs each. The
men were: Tito, Isabella, Rivera
Honori, Yalvuena, Juan, Garcia, j
Kailianu, the latter a Hawaiian.
Bringing $500 tons of sugar from
island ports. with 1000 more to load
here to complete her cargo, the Amer
ican-Hawaiian steamer Panaman, Capt
N. j. Kane, arrived from HflO and
Kahului at 8 o'clock this morning, and
will sail either tonight or at daylight
tomorrow morning for New York, via
the Straits of Magellan.
Hoping to regulate better the traffic
on street intersections in the business
! district, Supervisor Robert Horner,
chairman of the police committee, has
asked the road committee to establish
dead lines" in black paint or tar as
warning to pedestrians where to stop
when the traffic cop gives him the
sign.
Invitations to be present at meet
ing on the roof garden of the Young
hotel tomorrow night, when the Ho-
nolulu Boy Scout Council will meet to
elect officers and discuss problems OF
importance to the organization, have
been sent to so businessmen of Homo
lulu. This was done so that they
might have an opportunity to learn
more about the organization.