The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-03
TACKLED A BIG CALENDER
CIRCUIT JUDGE , PERRY OPENS
THE NOVEMBER TERN.
Many Important Cases to he Heard
The Rookie Suit--A Good Number of
Criminal Cases.

of the First Circuit Court is now well
started with First Judge Antonio Per-
ry presiding.
The calendar shows that there are
seven criminal cases which will be tri-
ed by "A Hawaiian jury; twenty-three
criminal cases which require foreign
jury. There are eight civil eases re-
curing a Hawaiian jury; twelve civil
cases requiring a mixed jury and 81
civil cases requiring a foreign jury.
In twenty-one civil cases the jury
has been waived. There are nineteen
divorce cases on the docket.
Chief among the Hawaiian criminal
cases are those charging g., Malina
and six others with the murder of
John Milton. These men are now on
trial before Judge Perry, they being
held for murder in the second degree.
Creighton and Woods are looking af-
ter the interests of the defendants.
Malina and his associates and Mil
ton were seen drinking swipes togeth-
er in Iwelei last August. Milton was
found dead shortly afterward. His
Hawaiian associates were SuSpiciOned
with having caused his death.
Kanui is charged with manslaught-
err in the first degree. j. 7. De Bolt
is defending him. Maheka for PERU
ry, John Ava for assault and battery.
Kill for practicing medicine without
a license. j. X. Nakookoo for gross
cheat and Ben for a serious crime,
include all the other Hawaiian cases.
Among the many foreign criminal
cases is that of Alex Harris who is
charged with assault with deadly
weapon. Seven Chinese are held for
opium in possession and Wong Lum
must answer for importing opium.
There are two liquor selling cases. d.
McCrea is charged with lasciyioIs
conduct: All piang for maintaining Il
lottery, All Kun for assault and bat
terry. Chow Quon for embezzlement. j.
| Thompson, All Tuck and Tai Pun for
gaming.
G.. c. Conley and F. Hewitt are ac-
cused of assault and battery, as are
| also Chew Man and Chew Fan. All
! Wal is held for larceny in the second
degree: Joano Carvalho is charged
with threatening language, and Tom
! Yong for breaking the Sabbath.
Most of the civil cases are for as
sumpsit, ejectment and damages. The
second trial of the damage suit that
was brought by {. \. Long against
w. II. Cornwell. Jr., for alternating his
wife's affections, is on the calender
The Minister of the Interior has Il
case against the trustees of the estate
of b. p. Bishop and others, for land
taken for public use.
The eiectment suit brought by John
ID. Spreckels against \. &. Halves and
George Lycurgus for a portion of the
Sans Souci property is on the list.
The cases brought by the Mott
Smiths and others against the Kohala
Sugar Company, praying payment
of dividends, will come up for trial.
The damage suit brought against
the Tramway Company by Mrs. Mary
f. Burgess will be among the interest
ing eases. Mrs. Burgess was struck by
the money box and badly injured on
the head.
The celebrated cases of c. X. G..
Rookie against the Queens Hospital
and others, involving half million
dollars worth of property, is another
interesting case.
Following is a list of the divorce
cases:
Maria G. Levinho vs.J. NJ. Levinho;
Ala Pilipo (w.) VS.. X. l.. Pilipo:
Charles j. Faneuf VS. Ida NJ Faneuf;
Irene NJ. Long VS.. Carlo \. Long; lsa-
bel +. Davis VS.. Forster \. Davis; An
ME Kaawaia VS.. ID. l.. Kalawaia: T..
c. Hebron VS.. Iikaalani Hebron (w.);
Samuel Piikuahiwi VS.. NJ. Piikuahiwi;
Emilia (w.) VS. Kale; Eliz. Lopez VS..
DelphinO Lopez; Kahaina Aulia (w.)
VS.. Aulia: Lucy Kanakeawe vs.. Ben
Kanaweawe; Ermina Quitigua vs.. Vim
cente Quitigua: George Muller VS.. Sa-
rah r. Muller; Mary X. Mooney VS..
Robert Mooney; Lealoha Carroll VS..
John Carroll; Kainoa (k.) VS.. Keluia:
Ikuwa (w.) We. Aneko; Pipiana Mele
VS.. Kaoo.
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