The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-01-16
BREYTTIES
(FromN saturday Advertleerl

q. NN"ibc bfONH ms Deen erected man
ager OF the II Estate succeeding H. II.
Walker who has been acting manager.
Wing Sing, Chinese sixty years old,
died in the city ambulance en- route TO
the Queens Hospital yesterday morn
ing, An autopsy disclosed that the
man died Of tuberculosis. He was
picked up on the street in an exhausted
conditidnS NJ I 81 " .
}. Wesley Thompson, circuit Judge Of
Kailua, Hawaii is reported TO be an ac-
tive candidate for the position on the
circuit bench of Honolulu vacated by
the promotion Of Judge Coke to the
supreme bench. Thompson Is also said
to have made application for the place
| on the federal bench that will become
vacant through the resignation of
Judge Clemens. Judge Thompson, who
had been visiting in Honolulu, sailed
for home yesterday. ...
(From Sunday Advertiser) IL.
Rqqdolp2aStsia Ybs ssYorn in yester-
day as Rossidh interpreter of the cir.
| cult court. Ml.r.
John a; Hughes has been appointed
administrator Of the estate of the late
G, II. Brown by Circuit Judge Whitney.
Feodor Boboff fled suit in the circuit
court yesterday against Felimon Mullin
for $4,000 damages for alleged SANDER
A suit against Ray b. Rietow for
the recovery of an alleged debt of $500
was filed in circuit court yesterday by
the Schuman Carriage Company.
Louis Castel who has been held by
the police for several days suspected
of being connected with an opium
smuggling gang was discharged from
custody yesterday. u.
According to the final accounts of
the Trent Trust Company, the estate
of the late Emmit G. Rhodes is valued
at 1915. The figures were filed in cir,
cult court yesterday. ...
While cranking an automobile while
1t was in gear in Iwilei Friday night. !
George Karratti was painfully but not |
seriously hurt. He was dragged some
distance by the ear.
John Kekaula pleaded not guilty to
charge of manslaughter in circuit |
court yesterday. Kekaula is charged
with beating his wife to the extent |
that she died from the alleged i'll treat.
ment. .v r.
The Peoples Store of Waikiki,
Maui, has entered plea of guilty to
complaint recently filed by the attor-
ney general Is Office charging the corpor-
alton with failure to submit state
ment of its annual business.
An open competitive examination for
railway mail clerks, men only, will be
held February 10, Secretary John W.
NJ ha ,,.,l =
has announced. Information as to the
examination may be obtained from him.
The following divorce suits were filed
in circuit court yesterday: Yuen Fai
against Yong X. H. Y. Fai, charging a
statutory ofrense; Esther Vincent
against Manuel Vincent non support:
Emma Nahale against John Nahale,
non-support. ="
News was received. yesterday in this
city Of the death in Troy, New York,
on December ~, of William Henry
Frear, at the age of seyentygsix. The
deceased was n brother of Mrs. Parks,
wife of Civil Engineer Parks Of the
United States naval station at Pearl
Harbor, and Miss Frear.
Police Captain KaIuakini of Lahaina
was riding in a hired automobile sew
eral weeks ago. He lost a revolver.
Philip Pail has sentenced
Pedro Alvarez, who drove the car, to
Jail for nine months for the theft.
Another Filipino, Anahila, was fined
twenty-five dollars for having a re-
volver.
from Monday Advertiser)
-eEugene Murphy, an attorney of Wal.
Iuku, Maui, who has been visiting in
the city, will leave for the Valley Isle
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reinhardt, of
Hilo, have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Gertrude, to Herbert
K. Ahip, also of the Second City.
William p. Fennell, liquor license in.
'pector is rapidly improving from his
recent operation. He will be taken
rom the Queen $ Hospital to his home
he latter part of this week.
John Guild, president of the Boy
Scout council, gave dinner to the
'coutmasters of Honolulu Saturday eve
llng at the Commercial club, at which
plans for work were talked over.
About twenty guests were present.
raid on an opium joint running in
sull blast yesterday afternoon, resulted
N the arrest Of All Tai and Lung ,
Cheng, Chinese, who were caught in the
ict yof smoking Detectives found
quantity of opium which will be used
Is evidence. They are charged with
the opium laws.
I The fact that it was Sunday did not
top the DRINKS from rolling into the
police station. The first TO grace the
ioeket yesterday was woman. She
vas followed in close succession by
hree others charged with drunkenness,
.wo for safe keeping and two detained
by the provost guard until they So
,ered up. .. ..