Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-05
DR.. W|NSI0WrS
BAIL FORFEITED
H. |. Kerr & Co. Secure
Judgment Against
.0rpheum Co.
JUDGE HUMPHREYS CALLS
The CIVIL CALENDAR
Judge Gear Makes Jail Delivery Of
Deserving SpOnseS---MOtiOn in
G. A. Brown Minors
Case.

Judge Humphreys yesterday signed
judgment in II. L. Kerr & Co.. VS.. Or
pheum Company. declaring that the
plaintiff recover from the defendant
$G3l.7l. the amount claimed, $3i.S7 in
terest and $49,36 costs, a total sum Of
S71S.94.
The divorce case OF Christine Nor
gan VS.. Henry Victor Morgan was con-
tinued till next term and publication Of
summons ordered.
Judge Humphreys called the civil
calendar from No. 81 to No 81 and an
nounced that. in the event of Judge
Robinsons appointment being official
ly confirmed by the coming mail, he
might resume the calling of the calen-
dar from, the last number reached.
A nolle prosequi was entered before
Judge Gear on behalf of All Young,
who appealed from sentence in the Dis.
trict Court of ten days at hard labot
with costs for deserving her husband.
The case against Antoine Garcia
sent to prison one month at hard labor
with costs for deserving his wife, was
dismissed In the District Court before
sentence defendant utterly refused to
live his wife or support her.
Mrs. Noeli Markle Is another person
released from sentence of hard labor
five days with costs for deserving her
spouse.
These convictions were all under the
Hawaiian law of old times, which was
repealed in the Reform party regime
but reenaCted under native pressure IN
later years. Judge Gear has declared
the law unconstitutional.
The appeal Of DR.. II. L. Winslow
from sentence in the District Court to
be imprisoned at hard labor six months
| and to pay costs, for assault and bat
terry on Rose Lui, was dismissed and
| bail forfeited. Its amount was $3.50.
The case against All Kin was dis
missed, II having been continued from
| December last. Defendant had ap.
| pealed from District Court fine of $25
and costs for striking Joseph Morse on
the jaw.
Robertson & Wilder, attorneys fol-
respondent, Irene II Holloway, under
not comply with the previous order Of
court relative to allowing her divorced
husband. c. A. Brown, to see their
minor children at certain times. filed
o motion that the order be heard be-
fore Judge Gear. The reasons are
furnished in an affidavit by A. A. Will
der. AfTiant believes that the order
| 10 l,,. al 4
largely on an examination of the chill
dren by said Judge privately. neither
the father nor the mother being al
lowed present. Further, he says that
prior to the removal of the minors
from the Territory of Hawaii, c. A.
Brown requested Judge Gear to pre-
vent their removal by writ of ne
eXeat, but that the said Judge denied
the request. Therefore 1t is submitted
that Judge Gear ought to hear the
present matter.
George Chalmers of Waimanalo has
petitioned for letters OF administra-
ton on the estate of Mary Ann Chal-
mers, his deceased wife. The estate
consists of an insurance policy Of
$4,000 in the Manhattan, and the heirs
at law besides the petitioner are six
sons and four daughters ranging in
age from fifteen years to three weeks
George, the eldest child, is at Berkeley.
California, and Mary Ann. the next
eldest, at Los Gatos in the same State,
all the rest being home.
Antoine Helgesen, nephew of Anna
Kittelsen Jack, deceased, has asked to
be appointed administrator of her es-
tate. 1t consists of a deposit of $425
in the Bank of Hawaii, and the heirs at
law are the petitioner residing at Ka-
lawao, Molokai, and married sister
OF deceased at Drannen, Norway.