The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-07
SEVERAL CASES PUT ASIDE
The Sentence Pronouoced-W 10
esa,ins-First Trial by Jury.
Next One.


The case Of Alapaki. practicing med
icine without license, sentence to he
pronounced, by the request OF Deputy
Attorney General Dole was continued
until the May term
Annie Kino, charged with forgery,
plead guilty. Her sentence was sus-
pended for six months.
The case OF Jim Shearn. charged
with assault with deadly weapon.
sentence to be pronounced. sentence
was suspended till August term of this
year.
Nolle prosequi was entered in the
case of Steven Kau-a, assault and bat
terry on Tom Cavenaugh.
Joe Fraga, assault with a deadly
weapon, sentence suspended until the
9th of this month.
Soy, charged with larceny in the End
degree. was dismissed
The plea was reserved in the forgery
case of Ed Aldrich.
Fiedor WeiZbiski entered plea of
not guilty to the charge OF larceny in
the LIST degree.
The ejectment suit of Mary +. Fos-
ter VS.. John Mcclure was dismissed.
j. ID. Holt VS.. Eauhi, ejectment, was
continued
The trespass case of Kalau VS. Eva
plantation was continued
Judge Perry will hear the cases of
Naikulani VS.. Trustees of Bishop es-
tate, and L. Ahinu VS.. Annie Walter,
OF al.
The assumpsit matter of c. II. Laage
VS.. Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing
Co. has been settled out of Court.
These civil suits were discontinued:
Hyman Bros. VS.. Len Pau ct al, as
sumpsit; j. Hopp & Co. vs.. r. II.
Reid, assumpsit: l.. Ahlo VS.. Apa,
ejectment
The equity case of Melekina ct al VS..
Kuoha, on appeal from Judge Perry,
was stricken from the calendar.
Ben Kaluna, a muscular, low-brow-
ed Hawaiian was brought before Judge
Stanley on a charge of wife beating.
Mr. Dole asked that this man be given
a severe sentence claiming that no
light punishment was sufficient for a
man who would strike a woman.
Judge Stanley with strong emphasis
endorsed that statement. The man
begged for light sentence. The Judge
said that money did not pay for such
an offense. The man was sentenced to
three months imprisonment at hard
labor.
The first jury trial of the term then
began with the following jurors sit
ting: Jno. Kealohakui, J. Nalua, NJ.
Keliiaa, ID. siama, G. X. Keomaka,
Peter Souza, VIM. NJ. Kekipi. w. II.
Kahumoku, Dan Kamaka, J. Mana, G.
II. Karratti, George Hookano. The
trial was that of the Republic of Ha-
wall VS.. John Ka!aukoa. larceny in the
second degree. The case was on ap-
peal from the District Court OF Koo-
laupoko Attorney De Bolt for de-
PENDANT.
The defendant and Enoka Kaniaupio
were arrested and brought before the
District Magistrate charged with steal
ing pigs from All Nung, a Chinaman.
Kaniaupio plead guilty and was fined
81 and costs. Kalaukoa stood trial and
was fined $40, being found guilty. An
appeal was made. The prosecuting at
torney, Mr.. Dole. and the counsel for
defendant, Mr.. De Bolt, found ample
opportunity for bright flashes of hui
NOR when speaking OF the pig catch
ing episode. This trial occupied the
entire afternoon. The jury retired
about 4:3O and soon brought in a ver-
dict of not guilty. The defendant was
discharged. The Government has lost
the first case.
There Is only one case remaining for
the Hawaiian jury, that of the Repub-
lie OF Hawaii vs.. Dan Houghtailing,
liquor selling without license, which
will be heard this morning. De Bolt
for defendant.
An order was signed by the Court
yesterday authorizing payment of fund
realized on the sale of the schooner
Labrador. sS3575 We're used for re-
pairing the ship: s24 were retained for
costs of court.
In the suit of ]. w. Paris VS.. A.
Fernandez, the defendant has appealed
TO the Supreme Court from the order
and decree of Judge Perry ovrruling
the defendants demurrer to the plain
tiff's bill of complaint.
l.. d. Spencer has noted an appeal to
the Supreme Court from Judge Perry's
decision in re ship "Euterpe." The at