The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-01
BREYTTIES

Dole, A. Lewis Jr!, and J. II. Hender-
son, trustees of the estate Of Tom May,
deceased, were referred yesterday by
Judge Whitney 20 Charles NJ. Hite,
master, for examination and report to
the court. s..'>-- 49,
Mrs. Northumberland Kruger died
yesterday at her home in PauOa Valley,
following short illness, She was born
in Maui and was sixty.fve years old.
The funeral wns held yesterday after.
noon, the interment taking place in Ka-
wniahao cemetery.
Mrs. Augusta Comes died yesterday
in the Oahu Insane Asylum, where she
had been an inmate for some time past.
She was only twenty years old and
n native Of Hilo, Hawaii The funeral
will be held this afternoon, the inter
mCnt to take place in the Catholic
cemetery. King street.
Yclvertou Oliver, the little son of
Mr. md Mrs. Charles W. Mechanism,
Of 1929 Kalakpua avenue. Waikiki
died on Wednesday, following a very
brief illness. The child was three
months and three days old. The funeral
WINS held yesterday, the interment be.
ing. in the Catholic cemetery, King
street. .'.
A petition was fled in circuit court
Yesterday asking for the appointment
Of Mrs. Julia Mahoe Anahu as ad.
ministratrix Of the estate of Joseph
H. Mahoe, deceased. The estate con
sists Of real property in Pearl City
this island, and. Molokai. valued at
$2o25. Judge Whitney will hear the
petition in September.
Mrs. Helen Wong Hoy was denied
n divorce by Judge Whitney yesterday
in her suit against Wong Hoy. The
trial took up all the afternoon, the
fnir libellaut being represented by LOr
rim Andrews and the libellee by Judge
John T. De Bolt. Extreme cruelty was
charged. Judge Whitney could see no
"ruelty. after patiently listening to the
Wong Hoy family troubles.
(From Sunday Advertiser)
The case Of Leong Tai 10y against
Lee Wal, an action for accounting and
dissolution Of partnership, was set yes
terday for trial on August 81 in Circuit
Judge Ashford . court.
Judgement for $906.25 in favor Of
the plaintiff was given by Judge Ash.
ford in the circuit court yesterday in
the case of W. Ishimaru against J. Mi.
yamoto, n suit for debt.
Mrs. Annie NAH Of 1908 Beretnni,
street, who died last Thursday in The
Queens Hospital, was buried yester
DIV IN tn" MaFih cemetery. She was
a native Of Kalihi, this city, and forty
two years old.
A bad tooth owned by Attorney Eu.
gene X. Aiu caused the postponement
yesterday in Judge Ashford's court
of the argument on the demurrer in
the, ancient Scott -Pilipo case to a week
from tomorrow. ~'0'
Exceptions have been filed in the su.
preme court by the, defendant in the
damage case Of Charles Reinhardt
against the County of Maui. Rein.
hardt sued for $4,000 and on the trial
of the case in Circuit Judge Edings
court in Waikiki was awarded $4,000.
The counter claim fled with the de-
fendant's answer was denied by the
plaintiff yesterday in an addition an
swer filed by H. the plaintiff in
the case of Ho b Tong, guardian
of Bella Mejden, an incompetent
person, against E. X. Bishaw in the cir
cult court. The plaintiff also filed
demand for trial of the suit before q
jury.
Sheppard Orman Halls, acting direct
or of the bureau of labor and stats.
tics, of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters
Association, filed yesterday in the Office
Of George R. Clark, clerk of the fedora
court, his declaration of intention to
become q naturalized citizen of tho
United States. Halls, who resides at
the CORTLAND Hotel, was born in sgd.
ney, Australia, on July 30, 1888.
1t is not likely that the territorial
grand jury will meet next Friday, in
which case the session will 60 over
week.
There being no business on hand,
Judge Clemens yesterday adjourned the
federal court to ten o'clock tomorrow
Manuel, three months and eighteen
days old, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel
ROdrigues of Kamehameha " road.
Kalihi, died on Sunday and was buried
yesterday in the Waianae Catholic
Church cemetery.
Manager Harry Murray of the wa,
terwOrks yesterday escorted Supervisor
Larsen on tour of inspection. The
latter is gathering data for presenta,
ton to the finance committee now en-
gagged in work concerning the new mu,
nicipal bond issue.
In the replevin case of Laura Con.
zales against the California Feed Com.
pany, a. stipulation, was fled yesterday
In the circuit court giving the defend
ant until August 81 in which to file its
bill of exceptions.
Mrs. Chung Sing, a well.known Chi,
nese women of Chung Hoon lane, who
died on Sunday, will be buried this
afternoon in the Makiki cemetery.
She was a native of China, forty eight
years, eight months and five days old,
and lived in Honolulu many years.
William AHA, ad mi nistrator of the
estate of Solomon Mahelona, deceased,
was granted a six months license by
Judge Whitney yesterday to sell prop.
erty of the estate, from the proceeds
of which outstanding claims are to be-
paid. Alias bond was fixed at
10000.
The general conference of the priests
of the Hongwanji sect in Hawaii began
Ia nj NIGHT nj aaVau-thirt u n JelNck in tho