Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-30

Without bond, the Hawaiian Trust
Company has oeen appointed by Cir
chit Judge Whitney as administratr
Of the estate of the late Emalia Nui.
Lei Pansy Miller, a minor ii months
cid, has been adopted by J. w. Fair
man and Mary Freeman his wife. The
child's name has been changed. to lei
| Pansy Fairman: -t.E -
Troops at Fort De Russy. began
moving today into their new quarters
which have just been completed
Lieut.. w W. Hicks. had charge of
those who took up new abodes to-
day. .....
Clerks in the public works depart
ment are practically ready now to
call for bids on the Lahaina reclama-
| ton project, Maui, which will include
the draining and filling of Lahaina
swamp. H..
Five thousand Japanese have sent
their names TO the office of the Japa-
! nese Celebration committee as desir-
Gus to join in the great lantern parade
which will be given by the local Japa-
neSe November g. :..
Pending the final hearing of the
case, Alexander Munson has been or
dered by Judge Whitney to pay S. a
week temporary alimony and $25 as
temporary attorneys fees in the suit
for divorce brought against him by
Fannia Munson. .....:... -*.=
The final accounts of Isabel NJ Ma
maui have been approved by Circuit
Judge Whitney on the recommends
ton of c. S. Davis, master. Miss Ma
maui is executrix of the estate Of the
late William Namauu.
Upon presentation this morning Cir
cult Judge Whitney approved the dis
continuance of the case of the trustees
of the Bishop Estate against the Waia-
lua Agricultural Company, an action
for ejectment. The court will pass
on the cost bill as soon as it is rem.
dered. -. ........ f.. 49,. u.
The Emperor Yoshihito's birthday
ball will be given by Japanese Con-
sul-Ceneral Moroi at the Alexander
Young hotel and will be the largest
affair that has ever been given. 1t
is expected there will be more than
1000 persons in attendance.
The ladies of Theodore Roosevelt
Auxiliary, U. s. w. ", have decided
to hold their ghost dance on the even
ing iof Monday, Oct. 80, instead OF
Oct 81, at Mansfield hall, Fort Shat
ter Buses will meet cars at Kane
hameha w road for the convenience
of invited guests. .sr
At s o'clock this morning the
Oceanic steamer Sierra was 73 miles
from Page Page, headed for that port
and Sydney She was due to dock at
the Samoa port later today. The So
mona is due to reach Page Page to-
morrow and TO arrive here the morn
ing of November z. s-..
The ing Tin tenement house in
Kamanuwai lane, just off Beretania
street, was threatened by flames Sun.
day night. How the first started Is
not known, but the flames were put
out by neighbors before any material
damage had been done and before
the fire department was called.
United prayer meeting OF the mem
bers of the local Japanese Christian
churches will be held at the Nuuanu |
street Japanese church at o'clock to- |
morrow morning asking for bless
ing upon the throne Of Japan and ma
ton. Rev. T. hori of the Nuuanu
street Japanese church will preside
at the meeting, and Rev. c. Nakamura
of the Japanese Methodist church |
will deliver the address.
Catherine Rutkowsky has been |
granted by Circuit Judge Whitney a |
divorce from Charles Rutkowsky, the |
allegation being cruelty. The CUSTODY
of the minor children was gwen 10 |
James A. Rath and his successor IN |
office until the younger is years OLD.
The. actual care and CUSTODY was
given to the mother Rutkowsky was |
ordered to pay $25 a month for the
care of the children and an attorneys
fee in the sum of $25.
Areception will be given in honor
of Engineer Yokohama OF the commu-
nication department of the japanese
government, who arrived here on the
Siberia Maru last week and has fin |
ished weeks inspection of the kahu- |
ku wireless plant with managers OF
that company. The reception will be
given at the Mochizuki Club We'd
nesday and an account of Japanese
wireless progress will be given by
Engineer Yokoyama after dinner.