Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-23
Co and Sin No More.

JuuEe hdlua tOld the 0efendant to
find some other means of Willing away
his leisure hours. and to stop trying to
deceive the people by putting himself
up as a great kahuna. for there was no
truth in II. The grea- kahuna. in the
presence of the court and of the as
sembled crowd denied in toto that he
was ever kahuna or that he ever
practiced kahunaism. and promised
that ne would not appear before the
court again on the same charge
Territory OF Hawaii vs.. Yoshida, lar
ceny in the first degree. Jury drawn
last Monday morning but verdict not
reached until $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
morning. The jury slept in the court
house. The vote stood II to for over
twelve hours. y. W. Aluli was assign
ed by the court to defend and he put up
a very fair defense.
Territory of Hawaii VS.. Solomon
WanaausO. larceny in the second de-
gree. y. W. Aluli for defendant. In.
dictment was quashed on motion Of de.
Tense on the ground that three different
and distinct counts or charges were
, Joined or merged into one.
Some Split Milk.
Kauakahi. malicious injury. this ma
tive in a drunken condition. got on a
japanese milk wagon when the owner
was in delivering milk to customers,
and drove the wagon to destruction,
the milk being spilled in the roads. The
jury returned verdict OF guilty and
defendant was fined S25.
Jury Disagreed.
The jury in the case of Territory Of
Hawaii VS. Ontario valez. a Porto ri.
can. charged with assault with intent
to murder, was drawn at 3 p m. Thurs
day. The case was partly heard that
afternoon and next morning. At l1:ij
a, m. Friday the jury went into their
room and they disagreed. They were
compelled TO take sleeping apartments
within the courthouse. This Saturday
morning al 9:ij, after having been out
nearly twenty-five hours. they were
ordered into court and Foreman w. +,
| Pogue stated that the vote stood II to
for twenty-five hours with no posi-
bility of arriving at verdict.
The jury was ordered discharged and
the case continued until the next De.
/ cember term. The jurymen were w.
+. Pogue. foreman. Sam Keliinoi. Geo.
Copp, W. +. Bal. p. Cockett, A. b.
Naone. J. X. Richardson. Geo. Rich.
ardson, W. r. Boote, G. B. Schroeder,
d. Kuikahi and Jno. V. Kerr. A. n.
Hayselden. who was assigned by the
court TO defend. put up such a good de-
Tense and also an able and exhaustive
argument that the result was a hung
jury. the vote standing IL TO in favor
of defendant, and the one lone juryman
stuck out for over twenty hours and
would have stuck so for twenty years
more II only permitted to do so.
This was Mr.. Hayselden's maiden APP
pearance before the term. he having
only a district court license. but he
conducted his case In such an able
manner. even 10 the extent of raising
numerous objections 10 questions of the
deputy attorney general. and writing
instructions on points of law to the
court. that would entitle him to admis.
sion TO the bar, for he is surely far
ADLER than many OF the old war horses.
Another David Balfour.
The case before the jury this morning
is that of Territory OF Hawaii VS.. Da.
vid Balfour. common nuisance. Women
and children were excluded from the
court room during the trial. The jury
before noon returned verdict OF gull.
ty