The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-14
NEW JURY
IS DRAWN
earthly Case
Again on
Trial.

WIS begun before Judge Gear Yesterday
afternoon. At thc opening of court in
tne afternoon thc court allowed a."
withdrawal uf a Juror from the first
panel. aud miftuhl was declared.
DEPUTY Attorney General pouthitt I'm
sisted upon % trial for Mccarthy ut
this term of court and The court tHorc-
upon ordered special venire Tor 80
talcsmon. 1t was 8 o'clock when B'lN0
Ellis had succeeded I'm corraHing @ SUE
nricnt number Of mon. but the iury
was not difficult 90 secure. The follow
ing is the jury az finally imuaucllod:
II. 4. wilder ~ y. c.. Jackson, Il.
Duncan, u. /. Austin. J. ri. Levov, D..
II. Worrall Louis Singer. w. n. Rog-
crs. W. Broadly w. Roland, W W. hi
mond, and A. L. Soule. The trial was
thereupon continued until this morn
ing.
DAVIS Is CALLED DOWN
George Davis continued attack. up
on the attorney general brought forth
sharp rejoinder from Deputy Attor-
ney General Cathcart yesterday morn
ing. Davis had been appointed counsel
for the Williams brothers Who were
acquitted of the charge OF burglary last
week, and immediately reindicted by
the grand jury on charge OF larceny
I'm the first degree. The defendants
were up for arraignment yesterday, but
Davis was not present, though soon
afterwards he was noticed passing the
door OF the court room.
| Judge Gear called him in and wanted
t. know why he didn't appear in behalf
of his clients. Davis replied that he
/ had been working hard ON charity
! cases for a week and thought he should
be allowed some relief now. He asked
10 be excused, but the court refused,
and then Davis began 10 rant and roar
| in his usual style about constitutional
rights, and stated that these boys had
been indicted by the attorney general
/ through a Job"
Douthitt objected to the remarks at
this time, and Davis began TO hedge
! Then Cathcart took "A hand and wanted
! the court to understand that the attor-
ney general did not indict the Williams
brothers. but they had been regularly
Indicted by the grand jury. Davis re-
torted that Cathcart wasn't the attur-
ney general yet" to which the latter
replied that he had conducted the Grim
inal cases before the grand jury.
Davis then suggested that probably
some pl the young alAhlll'FS HllElN w
given "A chance, or that Col. Fitch be
allowed to defend by himself. II am
under heavy expenses" said Davis,
land am not overburdened with cash"
Mr. Thompson. who was representing
Col. Fitch, said that he was also labor
ing under the same unfortunate stress
Of circumstances.
Davis muttered something about
ri nd oh
case was set for this afternoon. but
will probab'y 30 avert far the term. AZ
tomorrow is the last day
| There was another squabbIc ABOUT a
case in which Ir. Chillingworth was
Interested, and he also asked for con.
tinuance. Mr.. CathCart objected and
wanted the matter heard this term, as
the Witnesses were liable to become
scattered Here Davis Clipped in and
suggested that the witnesses could be
sent to jail. and Cathcart replied angri-
lly that there was little justice In hold
ing the witnesses In Jail, while the de-
PENDANTS were at liberty on bail.
THE INJUNCTION CASE.
4 The Rapid Transit injunction case
was argued before Judge Robinson yes
terday, and by him taken under ad-
Saturday morning.
The plaintiffs, a Chinese corporation
ask that the Rapid Transit Company
BE- restrained from building its lines
through the land alleged to be owned
by them near Waikiki. The defendants
have agreed to discontinue operations
vntll the decision is given tomorrow.
SUPREME COURT ADJOURNS.
The Supreme Court adjourned yes
terday for the session. to April 2lst
The appeal from the attorney generals
ruling on stamp duty on written proxy
Is to be submitted on briefs
COURT NOTES.
Judge Humphreys made an order yes.
terday dismissing the case OF Territory
VS. Liliuokalani in accordance with the
Supreme Court decision.
An answer has been filed in the di-
vorce case of Thomas Smith VS.. Mar
garet +. Smith.
Chas. T.. Murray has asked TO be APP
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
r y, Murray. The estate is valued o.
$500.
The eighth annual accounts of the
II. Wood Trust were filed yesterday
showing receipts for the year to b,
s6756.1S 2-3 and expenditures s60SO 30
Part OF the estate is invested In 5000
Oahu Railway and Land Company
bonds.
Application ha. been made for tn,
appointment of trustee for Jacinthi
j. Walsh, a minor. in order that sh'
may withdraw n deposit of $3.50 from
the First National Bank.
Chung Kin has sued Hyman Bros
for ssl0.69, and for $1,000 damages fol
alleged unlawful action in carrylni
away goods from plaintiff.
NATURALIZATION ttttttt
day Of April, 1902, at 10 o'clock am, the
body of Walter q. Smith, who is un-
justly imprisoned and restrained OF his
liberty, as II is said, and then and
there to do what shall be ordered con-
corning him in his behalf. and have
you there this writ with your doing,
thereon, and that further pending the
hos Tin of tG nd ntt no Cafl