The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-11

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enid that he would not sentence such
boys a. thc prrifentiarv as thsy were
Zoo young to realize the crime they has
committed. Finals the mother 0f SAN
tos appeared on the scene and shc told
ihc court that her boy had always been
good boy. until he boran going out
az night Judge Gear asked her % she
would promise 10 whip the boy " ne
/ released the younrstcr To which she
gave such emphatic assent that the
Court felt constrained 20 caution the
mother that this didn't mean whipping
him within an inch 81 his ufe. but just
60 "llrk him good" The defendant was
] then asked which he preferred. a term
Of imprisonment in Jail or whipping
from his mother The youngstcr
thought long and deeply. weighing ev-
cry possible side ~ the question, and
then replied through the interpreter
that he didn't care for either very par
ticularly. The boy was finally released
J upon promise 10 accompany his
mother home for the satisfaction Of the
7 Judgment. and an agreement that he
would then go to school every day.
/ TeNeira's mother was also present.
/ but she showed some reluctance at
whipping her son, stating that he had
already been given sufficient punish
ment by a weeks Imprisonment, but
she also finally promised to whip him
upon their return home. Both young
sters were led away by their respective
mothers evidently not certain whether
! they had escaped the worst form of
punishment after all. Judge Gear sus-
{ pended the sentence in both cases un-
til August.
ONE YEAR FOR THIEF.
All Kin, a Chinese, was found guilty
of the larceny of an assorted lot OF
jewelry and sentenced by Judge Gear
I to a term of one year in oahu prison.
one of the witnesses in the case Great
ed considerable amusement upon be-
ing sworn The Chinese interpreter re-
peated the oath after the clerk, when
/ the witness began to argue the matter
He told the Interpreter that he hadn't
committed the crime, but the police ar
rested him anyway, and 1t was some
time before he could be persuaded that
he wasn't being tried for the theft.
Then he took the oath, and the trial
went swimmingly. f. L. Thompsin
appeared for the defendant, having
been appointed by the court.
Thomas Carey, indicted by the grand
jury for assault upon his brother with
a dangerous weapon. was found not
guilty by a jury in Judge Robinson's
court. The defendant was alleged to
have attacked his brother with a wa
ter pitcher and a knife but the evil
dence showed it to be only family
quarrel. with all the parties more or
less under the influence OF liquor. +.
w. Hankey appeared for the defend
ant. and Mr.. Mathewman for the pros
ecution.
CRIMP MCCARTHY AGAIN.
Crimp Mccarthy was before Judge
Gear again yesterday and entered a
plea OF not guilty to the charge OF as
saulting Kate Akai. Later plea of
previous jeopardy was made by his
counsel, and the matter will be argued
this morning. Biting claims that Nc
Carthy has been once tried and acquit-
ted of the same charge, namely, by the
order made by Judge Gear releasing
the defendant upon a technicality,
ANSWER IN LUCAS CASE.
Answer has been filed by the defend
ants in the case of S. c. Allen VS..
Thomas r.. Lucas ct al.
STOCK EXCHANGE DENIES LA
BILITY.
An answer has been filed by the Ho-
nolulu Stock Exchange in the case of
l.. c. Abes VS.. G. j. Falk, g. II. Carter,
ct al. Defendant denies that Falk had
any title to a seat in the stock eX-
change, which he could sell or mort
gage, and that no equitable lien could
be created on his membership. De-
PENDANT further alleges that under the
constitution and bylaws of the Homo
lulu Stock and Bond Exchange, Falk's
membership constituted a continuing
security to the Exchange and its mem
bers, and that the said members have
claims against him of sl990.7S, which
are entitled to be paid first from the
proceeds of the sale of Falk's seat
COURT NOTES.
Judge Gear has denied the motion for
a new trial in the case of Wong Shin
/, King, charged with criminal libel.
The accounts of A. G. Cunha, as ex-
ecutor of the will of Antoine G. Cunha,
: have been approved. and the executor
ordered discharged.
!, A plea OF guilty has been entered in
the case Of John Fernandez, charged
with malicious mischief.
An interesting phase of the transition
period muddle was argued yesterday in
Supreme Court upon the motion to set
aside the judgment in the case of Geo.
: C. Hind ct al. VS.. Wilder Steamship
Company. The principal point upon