The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-08

Ftom wednesday Adyertiserl

! The Offices Of Libby, McNeill 4 Lib.
by have been moved from the Kauikeo.
lani Building, King street, to the firm s
\ factory IN Kalihi. ~ sa@ <.g i.
The management Of the new Hotel
Dyckmann, Of Minneapolis, has writ.
ten asking A. P. Taylor, Of the pro-
motion COMMITTEES, TO give name 10 the
Hawaiian eating room or cafe, which
It is proposed to decorate in Hawaiian
style. ..E f... Icy. e. '.,
Asking for the appointment Of Har.
ry H. Holt, formerly United States
marshal here, as administrators, a peti.
ton in the matter Of the estate Of
John d. Holt, deceased, was 6led in the
circuit court yesterday. The estate is
valued at 1900. j., -
Jack Desha, secretary to tho Dele.
gate to Congress has written A. p.
Taylor, announcing that there Is 10 be
q reunion of the members Of the cen.
gressional party which visited Hawaii
last May year ago. Hawaiian pine
apples win be feature of the menu.
Miss Janet Dewar. superintendent cf
the Kauikeolani Children's Hospital
made her report Of the institution q
activities for August which she esd '
the busiest the hospital has ever had.
III children were aamitted and one
died. There are now "a youngsters IN.
der care there. 49,
The suit of Mrs. Mary Allen Moore
against the Oahu Railway q Land
Company, in which the plaintiff sought
to compel the company TO indorse over
to her las shares Of stock held by her
deceased husband, was discontinued in
the federal court yesterday by the
plaintiff, at her costs.
Three divorces have been fled so far
this month, the two fled yesterday
being those Of Mrs. Kiku Ogi against
Tozo Ogi, and Mrs. Mani ozaki against
GenkicM 0zaki, both for nonsupport
and desertion. Since the first of the
year 211 actions for divorce have been
instituted in Honolulu.
Lee Chew, who was arrested Friday
Of last week on a federal warrant charg.
ing him with having opium in posses
sion, was discharged yesterday after
short preliminary hearing before Judge
George 8. Curry, United States commits.
Sioner. Lee was represented by AttOr
ney Robert w. Breckons, former Unit
ed States district attorney.
Finding the first annual accounts
Of H. NJ. Won Holt, trustee of the
estate Of August Dreier, deceased, cor
rect, Melville T. Simonton, master, yes.
terday filed his report in the circuit
court recommending approval of the
accounts. The trustee charges himself
with receipts of $28O2.O2 and asks to
be allowed $3020.45. The inventory
shows the estate to be worth $18,005.05
(From Thursday Advel ttser)
William H. Robinson, an enlisted man,
died ut the Department Hospital, Fort
ShAfter, on Monday. The body will be
sent to the mainland in the next army
transport for. burial. Robinson was
native of Florida, unmarried and TWEEN.
ty-three years old.
Mrs. Rosa Comes, widow, filed yes
terday in the circuit court a petition
for her appointment "a administering
of the estate Of Antonio George Comes,
deceased, whose estate is valued at
1880. The petition will be heard on
October o. ~. ~
A motion to set the injunction suit
of Fred Harrison against Robert Wyl-
lie Davis for trial will be heard by
Judge Ashford Tomorrow. Under
stipulation fled yesterday the defend.
ant was given until September Is in
which to answer the complaint.
All the branches Of the District
Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal
Church will meet Mt the residence of
Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt, 422 Judd street,
at three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The last semi annual collections Of the
united auxiliary win be taken up.
A suit to annul the marriage of Miles
p. Covar and Mrs. Edith Covar was
filed in the circuit court yesterday by
the wife. Since the first of the year
2l2 actions for divorce have been in
stituted in Honolulu, four of these be
ing fled since the first of the month
Filed on August 90, the papers in the
divorce suit of Mrs. Maria Nagoski
against Leonard Nagoski were returned
yesterday from service to the circuit
court. The Nagoskis were married in
Poland, Europe, on August %, 1907.
NonsupPort and cruelty are charged by
the wife.
Attorney Alexander d. Larnach ad
ministrator, filed in the circuit court
yesterday the final accounts of the es
tate of David j. Garden. deceased,
showing receipts of $321.66 aud dis
bursements of $2S5.60. The admins
traitor says he has on hand property
worth $545.25, in addition to two
promissory notes of no value. The mat.
ter will be taken up for hearing on
October Is.
From Friday Advertiser)
Charles l.. Hopkins, Harold Giffard
and Arthur f. Restariek, appraisers of
the estate of Peter Adler, deceased,
filed in the circuit court yesterday tine
inventory of the estate which, they re-
port, is worth 1891 90.
The 100000 bond of the Guardian
Trust Company, ancillary administra,
tor of the estate of Helen Z. Carpen.
ter, deceased was reduced by Judge
Ashford yesterday to $4,000, on motion
Of the ancillary administrator.
The arraignment and taking of the
plea in the case of the Territory against
Elena Roias, the Filipino charged with
the murder of Alejandro Castro some
weeks ago at Waipahu, this island,
was continued again yesterday, this
time In nina.fhirfu knunnrrnuy Enn.n;na