The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-27
TWO TRIALS
CUT SHORT

r. Adams, II. Meek. f. E. Mossman,
Isaac L. Cockett, John Kuaana, Charles
Butzke, Isaac Adams, e. McCorriston,
I. Levingston, Chas. E. Frasher,
George CIPHER and p. NJ. Lucas. E.
A. Douthitt for PLAINTIFF; w. c. Achi
for defendants. After the trial had
progressed a good way. the court
granted a non-suit.
& Co.. assumpsit, came on for trial
before Judge De Bolt. Castle & With
ington for plaintiff; Thayer & NHemen-
way for defendants. The following
Jury was accepted as drawn: George
CIPHER, Ben. Guerrero, Isaac Adams,
p. NJ. Lucas, z. r. Adams, Chas. E.
Frasher, E. H. F. wolter, 1. Leving-
ston. H. Meek. E. E. Mossman, Jas.
A. Aud and ]. L. Cockett. The court
directed n verdict for plaintiff for
$1396.54.
| Judge Robinson Is still hearing the
trial by jury Of Washington Mercantile
Co., changed to Allen w. T. Bottom
lev. trustee. VS.. Lam Toi.
Another demurrer was sustained by
Judge Robinson in the suit of Will
merding-Loewe Co. vs. Lawrence H.
Dee. the plaintiff being given five days
in which to file an amended COMPLAINT.
CRIMINAL DIVISION.
Before Judge Gear yesterday there
was further argument of the habeas
corpus case of Goto, represented bv
John w. Cathcart. Deputy Attorney
General Peters raised the question of
jurisdiction. on which briefs We're or
dered to be filed, and the case was
continued until a. m. Monday.
The empanelfng of jury in the E.
NJ. Jones double murder case will be
resumed tomorrow morning. 1t is
doubtful If jury can be obtained in
week, If at all this term.
THE GLADE ESTATE.
William Pfotenhauer. NJ. T. Simon
ton and S. H. Derby appraisers of the
estate Of Henry Frederick Glade, de-
ceased. in the Territory, have returned
the valuation as s1S0.SO0. This is sworn
to as correct by ]. f. Hackfeld. sole
surviving executor of the will, before
Hunyn Tieduick. U. S. consul at
Bremen, Germany, on November 3,
1903. There are 1858 shares of Pioneer
Mill Co. appraised at the par value of
500 share, and 500 shares preferred
of Fl. Hackfeld & Co. at $3.50 a share.
or $50 above par.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd, by
Its attorney. Geo. A. Davis, Yesterday
filed a discontinuance of its libel suit
against the Hawaiian Gazette Co..
Ltd, which was allowed by Judge
Robinson.
Judge De Bolt having denied mo-
ton for continuance. w. c. Achi for
defendant withdrew the appeal in Goo
Wan Hoy VS.. Samuel Kaai from judg-
ment for plaintiff for s77.s4 by District
Magistrate Dickey. e. NJ. Watson ap-
peared for plaintiff.
Defendants bill of costs, amounting
to $3.50. in Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, VS..
J. G. Faria will be presented before
Judge Robinson on SATURDAY..
Judge De Bolt has confirmed the
foreclosure sale in Mary Il. Foster VS..
Lum Kin ct al, whereby the plaintiff
bought the rice plantation and mill of
defendants for $4,000. The order in
cludes a deficiency judgment against
defendants for s61637S.
Judge De Bolt ordered amendment
of complaint and summons in the suit
of Castle & Lansdale against the ex-
ecutors of the estate of S. C. Allen.
making Bathsheba NJ. Allen. executrix.
a party defendant.
Kinney, McClanahan G. Cooper for
defendants have filed a motion to
quash writ of error in the action to
quiet title of Lucy X. Peabody VS..
Trustees under the will of b. p. Bish-
op. Among the grounds are that ex-
on the Judgment has been sat
isfied and that 1t does not appear that
the writ was issued within the time
by law.
Defendants motion for new trial
of B. S. Gregory vs. L. B. Kerr will
be presented before Judge De Bolt bv
Chas. Creighton on Monday next.
Judgment form has been filed for $40
according to the verdict, with plain
tiff's bill of costs of s14 In the SANDER
suit of M. Is. Nakuina VS.. Thos. G. |
Thrum.
iioiihto N .'t"bicy pidiIlli VIII I
move, before Judge De Bolt tomorrow.
'or confirmation of the commissioners |
foreclosure sale in the suit of w. F. |
Allen, trustee. VS.. S. X. and Kealoha |
Kane.
THE FEDERAL COURT.
Before Judge Dole in the United
States District Court, Emanuel C.
ouig and Francisco lie Brun, indicted
or forgery of postal money order
signatures, pleaded not guilty. Their
rial was set for December Z. L. NJ.
;traus Is their counsel.
Utaro Shinno pleaded not guilty to
Importation of woman for immoral
purposes His trial was set for De-
ember II. Fukumatso Dol, on the
anne charge, pleaded not guilty and
lis trial was set for December IS.
Ten Japanese defendants, under va
ious charges. were allowed to reserve
heir pleas until further orders.
A number of defendants under the
Indictment of eighty charged with
onspiracy to protect violators of law
we're given until Tuesday morning
ext to plead.
A dIscontinuance was filed and dis