The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-14
GRAND JURY REPORTS
THIRTEEN INDICTMENTS ARE
RETURNED.
Eight Cases in Which No Bills Were
Found-Hankey Sued on Note
For $500

The Grand jury yesterday afternoon
made preliminary report to Judge
Gear, returning thirteen indictments
and reporting no bills against the fol-
lowing: Sam Paahao, assault with we'd
pom; Susumaga assault with weapon;
Keamollu, assault with weapon; Sam
Iii, malicious injury: Tn Gin. larceny
second degree; KolOmona, larceny sec
ond degree; b. Hartman, larceny Sec
ond degree; Huliliia alias Huliia, lar
ceny second degree.
The indictments are as follows:
Cheong Kwai, assault with intent to
murder Defendants is alleged to have
shot one Fong Duane.
UmemOto, assault with intent to
commit murder. Defendant is charged
with having stabbed a Japanese wo-
man named Hachiyo.
r. Duncan, malicious injury. Dun
can is said to have torn down a frame
stable, valued at $780, and belonging
to Annie Akong.
Antoine Perry, seduction. Hannah
Trip is the complaining witness.
Benjamin Haaheo, assault and bat
terry with weapon. Haaheo is alleged to
have wounded Rebecca Houghtailing
with a shotgun.
Jose RIVERA and Chito, burglary.
first degree. The defendants are al
legged to have broken into the store of
Goo Kim, and to have stolen two
watches valued at eleven dollars.
William Reed assault and battery
with a weapon. Jerry Cronin is the
complaining witness alleging that Reed
stabbed him.
Floreno Andino, Manuel Moral and
Kaino Martin, assault with weapon.
The defendants are alleged to have
wounded Ueda Takematsu; the last two
named aiding Andino.
William Pangelly, assault and bat
terry with weapon. The defendant Dun
kin with a knife.
All Sang, Larceny second degree. De-
PENDANT is alleged to have stolen silver
valued at two dollars from George
Haffner.
All Sang-Larceny second degree
Stealing iewelry worth twenty-five dol
lars from G.. Dietz
All Cheong, larceny of jewelry worth
SIS from George Haffner
Jose REVERE. larceny of jewelry
worth S35 from Isaac Louis c" 'kett.
Bishop & Co., yesterday filed suit
against Frederick w. Hankey claiming
the sum of five hundred dell lars wi
interest at eight per cent, from June
% 1902. The suit is on . note for
that amount given by defendant 10
Samuel NJ. Damon and assigned 10
Bishop & Company.
Elizabeth X. Pratt yesterlaY began
suit against Y. Ahin and Lee Ham,
partners under the name of Y Amin q
Co, claiming the sum of $3.50 alleged
to be due for rent upon certain lands
at Waialua.
Chu Gem has sued Young Chez and
Young Pow doing business under the
firm name of Wing Now Chan for fore
closure of mortgage given to secure
five notes of 1000 each The property
so mortgaged consists of buildings, ETC.,
in a lease given by j. A. Magoon.
An answer was filed yesterday by
Ex-Queen Liliuokaiani to the bill of c.
b. Wilson to declare a trust for GER
tain property at Waikiki claimed by
by. She denies that the petitioner was
entitled to remuneration for the SER
vices described in his complaint.
Malie Keka has filed her report dis
Administrative of the estate of Maria
Kopena, showing property worth $4,l4l,
Among the items listed are l horse
Gold and blind 500" and Il gold watch
tout of order$15)"
A discontinuance has been filed in
the divorce case of Solomon A. Hiram
VS.. Kaupena H. Hiram.
The viii of J. H. Harrison was filed
for probate yesterday, with petition
for the appointment of Cecil Brown as
administrator. The estate is valued at
81. 900. To his daughter Phoebe wife of
Samuel Johnson, decedent leaves $40; to
his son Henry James is given the
donkey engines and property used in
his stevedOre business. To his wife is
given one third of the remainder and
the balance then remaining goes to the
son Henry James.
The children of John Uni have asked
for a court order reimbursing Milia
Perry for money expended for their
support.
Bishop Ropert has been given ten
days further time to answer or demur
in the case of Oahu Railway and Land
Co. VS. John X Sumner ct al.
Judge Robinson made an order yes
terday allowing j. A. MagoOn, spending
thrift guardian of Rebecca Panee, To
build a house for the use of his ward.
The money so pent must however be
obtained from the sale of a $4,000 note
of Lizzie Keola at not less than par,
and one given by Enoch Johnson for
$500. The house is to be built on King
street at a cost of $4,000, the plans to
be approved by Becky.
Judge Robinson has declared the es-
tate of H. c. Norton insolvent upon
the petition of C. F. Morgan. An order
for a pro rata distribution of the
amount on hand, S93495, was made