The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-04
GRAND JURY
IS TO MEET
Will Be Charged at Ten
This Morning.
John MARSHALL DAY.
Will be Observed In Nearly Every
City in the Union Except
Honolulu.

lie, iiOTHlHS promptly at ~ o cloc X
the second Grand Jury to be empaneI-
led in Honolulu will be sworn and
charged by the First Judge of the Cir
cult Court. The ceremonies will be
interesting, and the instructions to the
jury will cover many subjects.
II The scope and extent of the charge
to jury is matter that lies entire
and it is within his province to make
observations on the benefits to be de-
rived from Republican form of Gov
4 eminent, or to comment upon the
smallest case that may come within
his notice.
The following men will serve upon
the jury: Edward S. Tenney, Samuel
B. Rose, Frederick j. Lowrey, James
G.. Spencer, Charles j. Campbell, Ar
thur 3. Wood, David K. Unanuna,
Charles j. Mccarthy, Edward Towse,
/ John D. Holt, Jr, Samuel Nowlein,
| Clarence w. Macfarlane, Frank Brown,
| Abraham Fernandez, E. Faxon Bishop,
Samuel Mahuka Spencer, Thomas j.
King, James F. Morgan, Howard A
Parmalee, Arthur L. Soule, John Ena,
! John S. Low, Mamie Phillips and Will
! liam Aud
WILL NOT CELEBRATE.
John Marshall Day will be cele-
brated today uy the Bar Associations
/ of nearly every city in the United
| States except Honolulu. February 4
commentaries the Tooth anniversary
| of the day when John Marshall of
/ Virginia became Chief Justice of the
/ United States.
The matter has been discussed by
the Bar Association of Honolulu, and
it was at first believed the local bar
and the courts would cooperate in
| celebrating the event Chief Justice
/ Frear stated yesterday that after dis
cussing the matter it was finally de-
cided to drop it and let the court con-
tinue without any interruption by a
celebration of the kind proposed.
I At the last annual session OF the H.
linois State Bar Association the idea
of a general observance of the day
originated. That body named a ma
| tional committee to take special charge
Of the details and the celebration, and
Adolph Moses of Chicago was desig-
mated as the chairman. In response to
thousands of inquiries from various
parts of the country, Mr.. Moses pre-
pared the following suggestions under
the heading, How to Celebrate John
Marshall Day:
The John Marshall movement is
aimed to be one of the instrumentali-
ties of the present generation of law
government in the United States. So
far as the legal profession is concern
ed, every effort should be made to
make the occasion the means of treas
uring up. the wisdom of Marshall
genius"
The American Bar Association sent
out the following circular several
weeks ago:
The association leaves the execu-
ton of this national celebration in the
hands of the courts and other public
bodies, and it expresses the nope that
it will be national in its character and
imposing in its extent and fervor, and
that it may have the hearty support
of the secular and legal press of the
country
1t was also recommended that the
pupils of the schools should be ad-
dressed by members of the bar upon
the subject and every means adopted
to tell of the greatness of the insti-
tuition which John Marshall instituted
Today both Houses of Congress will
meet in joint session; the occasion
will be graced by the President and
his Cabinet, and Hon. Wayne Nc
Veagh of Pennsylvania has the task OF
presenting the great theme of the jurist
The committee asks that some mem
Der of the bar appear before the court
and present in writing a memorial re-
questing the judge to set apart Febru-
airy as John Marshall day." the mo-
4 ton to be accompanied by appropri
ate remarks, to be responded to by the
l court, the whole to be spread on the
= records of the court as a lasting me
mortal of the centennial day.
AFTER SAND THIEVES.
A bill in equity was filed Saturda!
by Attorney General E. P. Dole, pray
ing for an injunction against Her Maj
esty, Queen Liliuokalani, and John II
Wilson, restraining them or theil
agents from removing sand or grave
from certain premises on the waikiki