The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-15

! The Grand Jury OF the Second Judi
cial Circuit has been busy all the week
with exception of the 11th in investi-
eating police and other matters and
in hearing various cases, among which
is the recent japanese murder case az
Camp >, Puunene. 1t is alleged that on
the morning of the 9Th at Puunene a
certain Japanese named Yamada Ka-
kamatsu, 40 years old, killed his wife
with a japanese dagger inflicting two
deep wounds in the throat and was re-
strained from committing suicide with
the same weapon by his neighbors.
Jealousy was the cause of the murder.
1t is expected that some time today
the Grand Jury will report upon this
and other matters and be dismissed.
The petty jurors have been idle all
the week until Friday waiting for
Deputy Attorney-GeneraI Rawlins to
finish with the Grand Jury.
Friday was devoted to the trial of
prominent young man of Kihei for
criminal assault,-the plaintiff in the
case being a japanese woman. After
the evidence for the prosecution given
by three japanese was heard Judge j.
w Kalua granted the motion of Judge
Stanley, the attorney for the defense,
that the defendant should be discharg-
ed from custody on the ground that
the evidence presented was insufficient
for conviction.
Today the trial jury will consider two
cases: one for larceny and the other
for vagrancy.
This jury has considerable work to
accomplish.
The concert at Paia, Tuesday even
ing, by the girls of Maunaolu Seminary
was most successful, the hall being well
filled with Makawao and Wailuku peo-
pie. A free train by the Kahului R. r.
Co. was run between Waikiki and
Paia before and after the musicale.
The following program was note
worthy, not only because it displayed
artistic merit. but especially because
ing given the students by their music
teacher, Miss Coolidge, who, to the re-
gret of all friends of Maunaolu, will
teach at the Kawaiahao school next
year:
Two Trios in Canon" ..... Martini
Chorus.
sTeIiOtroDa,' T iobpar
Emma Peplowski.
Swing Song ......................L ohr /
Misses Nakaahiki and Hanuna.
Sion" .................R Rodney !
Chorus in Unison.
Waltz and Mazurka'' ........ Orth !
Louisa Pratt.
Little Boy Blue" Perkins
Glee Club.
My Lady's Bower Temple
Reba Hanamaikai
ong and Salute to the Flag.
Primary School.
I'm Ashamed to Look My Dolly in
the Eyes Knauer
Julia Toomey.
The Clock Behr
Louise Robinson.
Morn Rise .........Cz ibulka
Misses Forbes, Kalino and Kaleo.
~ Wen Row Thee ...... Mehul
y Fairy ReVel'. Rossini
Chorus.
y Rosetta Bachman
% Air de Ballet. ............S aloman
Emma Forbes.
oognal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schira
Miss Coolidge.
Norwegian March .Soderman
Glee Club.
Six or seven of the events received
lcores-the glee club making a fine
of harmony and voice Gull
Ire in all its choruses.
Miss Cooledge's solo in italian show
musical cultivation of a high or /
n and the song by little Julia Toomey
I'm Ashamed to Look Ny Dolly in t
lie Eyes'-was evidently deeply ap-
-eciated by the audience.
seventy-ffve dollars We're realized by s
lie sale of tickets.
The closing exercises of Maunaolu
Paia, took place on wednes- I
" morning, the 10th, in Baldwin n
all. o
From to 1920 a. m, recitations in
ithmetic, singing and geography il o
strating, the most modern methods
teaching here given. These exer- t
ses were followed by addresses by h
:. E G. Beckwith, J. n. K. Keola,
hooI Inspector c. E. King and Rev. f;
X. Hanuna. e
sale of lauhala articles, lace. drawn I
'rk, etc. was one of the features =,
the occasion.
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