The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-19

! greatest wrong was done him by
Huntsman and that he believed that
IN a large measure his offense was
JusunaDle. +. j. LOwrey, prison in
! spectOr, said that the conduct of Her
ing in Jail had been so excellent that
| there seemed to be good grounds for
his petition. This is agreed to bv Mai.
Iaukea, second prison inspector. /
| \. MagOOn, the third member of the
| prison board, said NO" Mr.. Magoon
was of the opinion that Herring had es-
| capped very lightly and continued that
| he took no stock in the defense" and
| that the proper place for a murderer
| was in jail" President Dole said the
Cabinet had concluded to recommend
TO the Council that Herring, If he con-
tlnue along the course of his present
record, be given his liberty January /,
1900. The full term would make the
sentence June 20, 1901. The President
made the statement that Minister
Cooper, who was on the Circuit bench
in 1898 and who was trial Judge for
the Herring case, did not agree at all
with Mr.. Magoons view of the case.
but now thought that the man had been
dealt with too severely and Joined in
the recommendation of the Cabinet.
The vote was that Herring should be
given his liberty January ], 1900.
Akoi Akanu, Chinese house breaker,
in jail at Kalaupapa, Molokai, since the
2Sth of September, 1894. under SEN
tence of six years and three months.
The Board of Health endorses appli-
cation for pardon. Granted
Lum Sing, Chinese housebreaker,
from Hawaii, sentenced July /. 1896,
to serve two years and a half in Oahu
jail. The man is too i'll to work and
it is considered that his physical con-
dition, if nothing else, will prevent
further burglarizing. He was par
doned.
Yakoyama, a japanese petty thief
from Kauai, being quite sick, will be
liberated.
Attorney-General Smith presented all
of the petitions and other documents.
excepting in the Good and the general
amnesty cases. This was a new Coun-
ell sitting yesterday It's members
to the oath and Mr.. c. Bolte
was reelected secretary. Those pres
ent were: President Dole, Minister
Damon, Attorney General Smith. c.
Bolte, p. C.. Jones, John Mott, s. X.
Kane, John Phillips, A. G.. NJ. Robert
son, A V. Gear, w. c. Achi, j. A Ken
nedy
Below is the general amnesty list.
&C. p" indicates that conditional
pardon had been extended. In all 9th
er cases there had been either suspen-
sion of sentence or parole. The only
full pardOns to political prisoners be-
fore yesterday were to LiliuokaIani.
Kini, w. H. Rickard, r. b. Walker.
Chas. Warren and Robt. w. Wilcox.
yKrh f,.II
plete pardons dated July'1S, 1898 are:
Halo, Sam, years; Huihui, HoIa.
years; Thu, Bill, years; Inoaole, ;
years, G. p; Joseph, VIM, 5 years, c.
P; Kaae, William, years; Kaaea,
Sam, 5 years, G. P; Kaanaana, years;
C. p; Kaauwai, 5 years; Kahaiao, J.
W., years, c. p; Kahalewai, years,
G. P; Kahananui, years, c. p; Ka-
nikikolu, years, G. p; Kahimalani, )
years; Kahoeka, John, 5 years; Ka-
lole, years, G. P; Kahoomahele, ;
years, c. p; Kahoomanawanui, 5
'ears, G. p; Kahopuwaiki, joe 5 years,
;. P; Kaia, 5 years; Kaimi, John X,
years; Kakaio, years, C. p; Kala-
au, Samuel, years, c. P; Kalauwalu,
years, c. p; Kililoa, Hoopii, years,
:. p; KalOa, Saml. K, years, G. p;
years; Kanehe, Her
nan X, years, G. P; Kalua,
years; Kama, ]. years, c. p;
Iamai, 5 years, C. P; Kamaka,
ears, c. p; Kamali, J. K, years, T..
,; Kameakane, Liwai, years, c. p;
5 years, c. P; Kanahele,
am, 5 years; Kanakaole, VIM,
ears; Kaneuu, 1 year, G. P: Kaniela.
years, c. p; KanOhO, James, years,
. P; Kaobe, Henry p, years, C. p;
5 years; Kaolowi John,
years, c. p; Kaona, 5 years, G. p;
-apena, KOia, > years, c. p; Kapiioho,
olOmon, years; Kapuna, years;
>auai, Solomon, years; Kauaua, Dan,
years; Kauli, Years; Kauwenaole,
Vm., 3 years, c. P; KaweIo, years;
lawika, 3 years; Keamupohaku,
ears, c. p; Keanu, Sam, years; Ke-
David, ! year, G. P; Keawe, ;
ears, G. P; Kekaha, Sam, years:
lehauIa, J., years, c. P; Keki 5
ears, c. p; Kekipi, Kema, years,