The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-28

he was : free man He. Ike Ihara.
lost no time in making for the door
As he passed out. however. High
Sheriff Brown passed warrant TO
Toma and Toma embraced Yamane.
also informing him that he was under
arrest for the crime of murder.
At this point In the proceedings At
torney F. NJ Brooks formally drew
the Courts attention 70 the fact that
arrests were being made in the pres
ence Of His Honor. that men who had
Just been released by the Court were
being arrested within his sight.
After Osaka had been told that he
was free man and had made for the
door like his predecessors and had.
in the same manner. been bagged by
Sheriff was called before the bar.
The Court ordered the High Sheriff
to show cause why he should not be
adjudged guilty of contempt.
The High Sheriff stated that he
did not know 1t was contempt to ar
rest a man in the corridor OF the court
The Attorney General FASTENED to
the rescue. saying that the High Sner-
| i'll was not to blame; that he, the At
torney General was the one response
Bile. having told the High Sheriff to
do the thing which he had done The
High Sheriff was indeed a Jealous
officer and went about in great haste
TO perform his duty. but he was not 20
blame; the blame, said Dole, was all
to be laid at the door of the Attorney
General.
Turning to Dole. the Court said:
court for the High Sheriff to arrest
men released on habeas corpus in the
presence and in view of the Court p
| The question. according to the At
torney General was too sudden. His
Honor suggested that Dole be less
free with his positive assertions
Then it was that the High Sheriff
was ordered to arrest himself and
keep himself in custody for the period
of one hour. after which he could
turn himself loose and be at liberty
again.
AS each of the Japanese was giver
his liberty the Attorney General gave
notice of appeal to the Supreme
Court of the Territory.
High Sheriff Brown, under orders Of
the Attorney General, yesterday NOR
ming caused the rearrest of W. D.
Hamilton and All OF, charging them
with murder in the second degree ant
burglary, respectively
Both of these men were released
from the Oahu penitentiary by Judge
Gear on writs of habeas corpus tbs
lother day
The men were arraigned before Judge
Wilcox in the police court Hamilton
was charged with having at Homo
lulu. Island of Oahu, June s. A. D
1898, without malice aforethought an,
without autheritr justification, or ex
tenuation by law, killed enc A. Davis
and did then and thereby coInmit tn
crime of murder in the second decree
All Ol was charged that he did al
Honolulu. Island of Oahu. May %
1899, in the night time unlawfully
feloniously and burglariously break
and enter with intent to commit &
felony therein the dwelling house o.
one H. v. Murray, and H. V. Murray
being at said time within said house
and did then and there and thereb,
commit the crime of burglary in the
first degree.
4 The cases were continued to Aug
ust /, at the request of Deputy Sheriff
Chiilingworth- The continuance was
asked in order to allow the matter
to be- taken before the grand jury.
The Supreme Court yesterday morn
ing rendered decision in the case OF
j. j. Byrne VS.. p. ]. Voeller. which
was appealed from the First Circuit
Court. where a judgment of $3.50 was
rendered for the plaintiff The Cir
cult Judge is sustained by the higher
court. Kinney, Ballou & McClanalan
for plaintiff. and Magoon & Thompson
for defendant. The suit was for
wages alleged to be due
| Attorney F. b. Brooks withdrew the
divorce suit of Alves vs.. Alyes in
Judge Gears court yesterday morn
ing. stating that he had found that
the defendant had been adjudged in
sane though released from the asy-