The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
FOR HER NO
ISLAND HOME
tair Chinese Is Denied
Admission.
.ESTEE's STERN JUDGMENT
Yap keau Must be Content to Live
in hina--0ther News of
the Courts.

zap keau. the pretty Chinese maiden
VINO for the past few days has been
the observed OF all observers in the
united states District Court must go
pack to China. SO ordered Judge Estee
yesterday after hearing all the evidence
py which IL was sought to prove that
she had the right to land I'm Honolulu
III was hard fight that Judge Da-
wilson made to secure the landing OF
mis- client but the facts were against
MIN and from the evidence adduced it
was not proven TO the satisfaction of
the Judge that zap Keau had been
born as she wished to show i'm Homo
lulu The girls demeanor on the stand
was somewhat against her. for she
turned every other moment to some or
the Chinese at the back of the court
room to seek advice from them as to
her answers. The only answers OF
which she was positively certain were
To the effect that she had been born in
Honolulu and had been absent ten
years. District Attorney Baird got her
into all sorts of difficulty as soon as she
was led away from these two main
points
The girl was To have been sent back
to China on the Coptic yesterday. but
as uhe formal order had not been signed
for her deportation when the Coptic
sailed she viii have to wait for another
steamer.
MORE CHINESE DEMAND ADMIS-
SION.
Two more Chinese habeas corpus
proceedings were filed i'm the United
states District Court yesterday by Paul
Neumann. They were to secure the
landing of two sons of Wong Toon. "a
Chinese who lives in this city and also
the two sons of Wong Lin. The two
former are IL and Is years of age. and
according to the application of their
father they were born In Kauai and
went back to China in 1887. The others
were born In Honolulu according to the
application of their father and went
back to China in 1885,
SUIT AGAINST THE DALYs.
LEVERS q Cooke yesterday brought
suit In the Circuit Court against Mar
garet Daily. n. F. Daily. ct al, for s115t
for material furnished I. N. Hayden
the deceased contractor. to erect a
building on King street near Sheridan
IL Is recited I'm the complaint thai
Hayden contracted to construct the
building for the defendants and thai
he died before it's completion. He haC
done work and furnished materials fol
the building amounting in value tC
$1,000. no part of which had been pait
lby the defendants. He had contracted
with the plaintiff for and had received
materials valued at s1176.17 and no par
of this sum had been paid before hi
death. Therefore judgment is prayed
against the Dalys for the sum mention
ed. p. l.. Weaver Is plaintiffs attor
ney
FERNANDES ESTATE SUED.
NJ. @. Silva yesterday brought sui
against ]. a. Magoon. administrator o
the estate of Antonio Fernandes, 70
the sum OF 1886. alleged to have bee
. loaned Fernandes during his lifetime.
Fernandes died on August 10th, 1s9:
In North Kona. He had borrowed tn
; money sued for from J. M. vivas, VIII
assigned the claims to the plaintiff.
MORE CHINESE CASES.
Judge Estee yesterday afternoon list
ened to the cases against Lau Kin
and Chun Hoy. two Chinese who ar
cndrEeu WITH ndNiHS StCuTeu duhiSSio
to the Islands under false pretense
I. The cases laster most of the afternoo
: and at the conclusion Of the testimon
Judge Estee ordered briefs TO be SUI
,. mitted and took the, cases under ac
y visement. The two Chinese were repre-
sented by Lorrin Andrews and ;.
y Chillingworth.
SUIT FOR RENT.
Suit has been brought in the Circu
D Court by Il. s. Cunha against the H'
wall Land Company, Ltd, for s61s rel
r on land on Maunakea street from DE
3ist, 1899. to Sept. 10th, 1900.
/ CASE SETTLED.
The case OF Lahilahi Webb VS.. Wa
Iele Opio has been discontinued upC
motion of the plaintiff the case havir
been settled out of court.
Fizz for Hilo.