The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-17
|H|LU HAU A
BUSY WEEK
Three japanese
Are Let
Go.

The trial Of three Japanese for con-
spiracy to extort money from Motohiro
for whose murder Watanabe and Funa-
coshi are under sentence, began Tues
day afternoon. A. Il. Douthitt prose-
cuted for the Territory. and II. l..
Ross and w. II. Smith defended. The
case was something OF a matinee after
the Funacoshi main performance. The
same witnesses were again trotted out
and the Court waded through the trial
at an IS hour day shift.
All day Wednesday was devoted to
the taking of testimony and the max
ing of argument by counsel The case
went to the jury at about 5 o'clock
In the evening and a verdict of acQuit-
tai was brought in within two hours
Hilo Tribune.
DILLINGHAM; VISIT.
b. F. Dillingham;, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Pond of San Francisco,
has been on Hawaii the past week and
will return to Honolulu this morning.
Mr.. Pond Is n capitalist from San Fran
cisco and under Mr.. Dilingham's guild
ance has made thorough inspection
of the cane belt on this island. Mr..
IEillingham stated that he had made
more thorough inspection of the Olaa
plantation this trip than he had ever
made before. He Is satisfied with the
conditions and prospects. Mr.. Pond
has been most favorably impressed
with all he has seen on the island of
| Hawaii.-Hilo Tribune.
TAVARSH NOT GUILTY.
The trial of Anton Tavarsh. in
dicted for murder in the first degree
for killing John Kane at Pahoa on
Christmas day, ended on Tuesday with
verdict Of not guilty. DR.. Holland was
tie first witness called and he was
on the stand for several hours. Other
witnesses followed and their stories
all agreed. 1t was shown that both
men were under the influence of liquor
and were inclined to be quarrelsome.
1t seems that Kane was the aggressor
and that Tavarsh was holding his own
against the old man when the latter
struck Tavarsh with an axe handle
knocking him insensible. When he re-
vived Kane had gone toward his home
and Tavarsh followed A fight ensued
In which Kane received the injury
which caused his 'death.-Herald.
HONUHINA WEDDING.
J. II. Moragne and Mary M. Chal-
mers were married last Monday even
ing at 6 o'clock at the home of the
brides brother Mr.. A. Chalmers of Ho-
nohina, Rev. Mr.. Hill officiating. Be
sides the members Of the family there
were present at the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Breyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gregor Deacon and Mr.. Crow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moragne are at present at the Vol
cano house. They will reside IN Puueo
Hilo.
ONE BRIDGE ARRIVES.
Among the cargo of the Roderick
Dhu which arrived last week was one
of the steel bridges for the Hilo Rail
road Company which will be used to
span the Waiakea river Unfortunate
ly 1t was the bridge to be placed near
the mouth of the stream and, conse-
quently, will be of no service in the
construction of the beach extension as
all of the ballast will be brought from
along the main line and 1t will be nee
essary to have the other bridge in
position before the trains can cross the
stream. The company has received no
advices regarding the shipment OF the
second bridge,-Herald
TEN YEARS FOR MRS. ANDREWS.
Mrs. Andrews who was convicted of
manslaughter was sentenced by Judge
Little to ten years in prison. The
woman took her sentence calmly and
showed no signs of mental suffering.
She is but twenty six-years of age.
THE ROSE FUNERAL.
The funeral of the late w L. Rose