The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-02
PROCEEDINGS IN THE
HALLS OF JUSTICE
Continued from First PGgc.l

We'll, don't you know that it has
cured a great many persons?r
Il can't say. never heard of a Kee-
ley institution staying in one place for
any length of time"
But the Kelley Cure has a great
reputation, has it not?'
so have Carriers Little Liver Pills, "
was the reply.
Harrison was also dissatisfied with
The Hagey business because he found
that it was the habit to use emetics
TO make the patients sick and then
70 inform the patients that it was the
liquor which they drank against the
orders of the institution that made
hem sick. He thought this was a
method which would not stand the
'est of time and that the Hagey Cure
would fail under such conditions.
Harrison testified that when the
directors of the Hagey Institute in
auckland heard that he had been in
formed concerning the use of emetics
they swore and affirmed and declared
IN their various honors and reputa-
lions as Christians and gentlemen that
he statement that emetics were used
70 make the Hagey patients sick was
a vile SANDER
Most of the time in this case is
taken up by the objections of counsel
To the admission of evidence. The
iury bears all this very patiently, de-
irving little bit of comfort from the
entertaining nature of the evidence
when it is given.
In the Federal Court.
Argument on the motion to strike
out the answers of four defendants TO
the Pearl Harbor naval station land
condemnation suits was concluded IN
the Federal Court yesterday morning
and Judge Estee took the matter I'M
der advisement. The question OF jury
trial for the cases will not be consld-
cred until the matter of the answers
has been determined.
On motion of ]. J. Dunno Judge Es-
tee appointed committee on Mckin-
lev memorial resolutions, consisting
of ]. ]. Dunno, representing the Fed
eral Court; Justice Gaibraith, the SUI
preme Court; Judge Little. the Cir
cult Court. and F. NJ Hatch. the Bar
at large.
Fred Nj. Milverton of Hatch & Sill
mans office. was yesterday admitted
by Judge Estee to practice in the
United States Courts of this Territory
BY publishing in all the ports of the
world the fact that the United States
District Court of Hawaii has been
conyicting and sentencing sea-captains
for cruelty on the high seas. the gov
eminent at Washington seems to have
nut a stop to a great deal of trouble
in this part OF the world.
The King Minors.
Judge Gear has issued a decree in
the case of the King minors.
The estate Of the minors consists OF
real property valued at $7.6T5 and per
sonaI property to the value of $3.50.
being nearly all in money and promis-
sorry notes. Rents and profits OF the
estate amount to only about $50 PEI
month.
st appearing to the Court that the
guardian has mixed the funds of said
minors with those Of James King. a
son OF the deceased. who has long
since come of age. and that his resi-
0PHC9 Is UNKNOWN 10 HIS tEidAtftS II
Honolulu. and that petitioner Char
iotte n. King. IS stfll the administra-
trix of the estate of said deceased
that It would be best to pay the por.
ton belonging TO James King to said
administratrix"
1t is ordered that Joseph Lightfoot
guardian of the minors. pay monthly
to Charlotte D. King the sum Of SIS
for the support. maintenance and edn-
cation of said minors. out OF the in
terest. profits and personal property
OF the estate. using and appropriatine
so much OF the pFincipai Of said perso
nal property as NAV be necessary e
make mp the deficiency between the IN
terest. rents and profits and the snu
Of SIS per month. until further order
of the court.
It is also ordered that Joseph Tdght
fnot execute a lease 80 Charlotte y
King for snd IN behalf OF said minors
LOT all. OF the interests If said five
minors. fer the respective periods Of
their minority IN lands aud lessehOlds
Il IS further ordered that Josepk
Tighffoot nav 70 Charlotte n. King
as enthusiastically az the 'esfafe 81
James A. King. deceased. all money