The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
AROUND
THE COURTS
Useful Witness for
Masoon inLease
Case.
urom Saturdays lanyJ


The case w y Asso'h " 'ni'
hee enau ana Nuf' l"hs 81 o.. TOT 'Ah-
celatlon OF tease was hthId before
judge hobinsoh yesterday afternoon.
Inc case - that wherein the PiAhtiH
seeks TO cancel lease OF property
given TO the deiendaht' brcause OF th'
alleged failure To insert the words per
month siter the stipulated amount Tor
'al' ""soo" ""o 20 - 81
,ola "a his r.,a,,o,a xi,h m. d.,.,d-
.n,s Apo,, ,tner uitn.ssas 80.
N pov.et, Nisa ne 60 a, ooa-
..ioi ,ourt s,ena,ranh.r fot1parlv I.
..t.noyrsnb,r for Mr. us,a.r
Mic. ne Cow rad h.r s.snosrsnbic
potes made a, the ,irne uapoon die
tatas ,he ,aos. 10 ~ Al Oh. rod
~. ro,a. ,hav ..,a a,,.~.s o, ,..a. "a
n,n,h .,,e,, ,noptb" .nS which In
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me, 80 bo.b naxlI,.nc. q, b.r na p,
o., s,,,I,,, y, ,n..,, ~ .g.r.le
m. -i,,a~, ia.n,ia.a en-. ,.,s. as
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4, ~. $50. ,nai,,ia,,,i,v a. ,,,n.,,,ri,,,,,
a. tr hana,vri,,n. IA ,.. 81, -
ta,p CHI. ro,,a roc n hsr ,,,n tynsv,ritinr
an,,v,ha,, .na ,a.,,,,s a,
Ha,r,on ohi.o,.d 90 n.,,;p. ,.,u.s.
,ha, e. ,..o ~, .o,,;,,,.a 80, W..
.o,a. n. 30 .,oia ..., a. ~ S,,i,a
ne h,.no, doun g., Oh. ,.,o,,,r. :.
,yo,,,d .o, No in.,,r,rc. ~. o,,i.c,.a
so enereeticai,v ,ha, m. cour, 6n.u1.
caI,od tho caao for h..r,n. ,s,In -
dax d..ni,o navis, rrot.s, ,hst ". bad
to get mn Sis hria, IN m. Enn,aio casa
for Mondav
FMMELoih N 'AhoA hl-h JUROR
Representative Emmeluth is equally
at home in the shop, the jury box or
Legislative hall. HIS bullying pockets
nnn, 'o, ,aa an so''1 ,,a ,, os IA
documents of state. In other words. he
generally has on tap almost anything
that is needed In his diversified bust
ness. This was proven in Judge Es-
tees court yesterday forenoon during
the hearing of the case of the United
States VIZ. Casthana, for Illicit dis
tilling. A witness was relating his con-
nection with the case and describing
the distances OF certain objects from
the still, and said, comparatively. that
1t was as far from himself as To the
end of the table at which District At
terney Breckons was seated. Judge Els
tee arose and asked how far that dis
lance was in feet and inches. He
thought It was about sixteen feet. Dis
trict Attorney Breckons eyed the space
closely and suggested ten feet The
Judge and attorneys had by this time
risen to their feet and were scanning
the distance and giving estimates. when
Representative Emmeluth. one of the
jurors. whipped out carpenters rule
which proved to be exactly eight feet.
Judge Estee sat down amid smiles and
said, soto Voce. that he was not muct.
or a. judge OF distances. anyhow.
OKOJ,EuAO WAS wATEPED
bert WEBSTER OF the Internal ReVe-
nue. once was witness Tor the prose
cution In the Casthana case in the
ohited States Court and as an expert
on the testing OF liquors opened up
mlld sensation when MS test OF the
demlJohn OF okolehao. which Is an eX-
niu't II. .he case was announces. wen
eters. tubes. measures and other scien-
tific what-nots and proceeded to make
n test. He praveIv Allied th. thermom-
eter recentacle with the Guid and
dropped the bulb-Iike hvdrometer into
IL. n went To the bottom and Their
rose ranidlv IN the ton w.hatar Gave
n gasp. Looked first Mt the de,niiohn
then at the plass ana ans,;v At tine
Judge. "rbere,s n lot OF water in this
stuff he said. and then used another
bulb TO verify his attainment. This
test stands 20. hut when made nv
examination on March 10 IL stood az
Somebody has been adding water to IL -
Judge Estee remarked that there wer.
t"o or three water Migrants around the
buiiuIhB ana that might account lhr
the chahse III the quaNty or the DENT
1ohh contents. lie also adnonisheh
"e'o.ei " Iep.a. lhe noh iv"'
"e ,,"ie e'apo'n'ion. VINE" tue
1919 49, ~. .ne .. 'oo,"
r.,,l ~ s"", .ne
49,, -. va,
w. ~oous 81 iiN"' "o'6O r'"tc' nu