The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-02-10
INDICTED
K|OAAPPERS
Both ChiItons to
Go Before a
Jury.

10 Judge De Bolt yesterday morning, !
returning fourteen indictments. The
trial of one of the cases, that of Roger |
James charged with burglary in the
second degree, was commenced imme-
diately, so nearly at a close is the work
of the old criminal calendar.
Among the fourteen indictments were
two against Harry B. Chiffon and
Charles b. Chiffon, respectively. The
first is charged with child stealing. and
his father is indicted on a charge Of
harboring stolen child. Chiffon is the
youth who is said to have kept four
teen-year-old Margaret Place locked up
in cellar under his fathers house for
over week. The younger Chiffon was
arraigned in court yesterday morning.
but reserved his plea. His father had
not been arrested in time for arraign-
ment yesterday.
BOND OF SOLDIERS RAISED.
A. Bales II. o. Carlton. and T. Walton
We're indicted jointly on the charge of
burglarizing Chief Justice Frear's
House on Tantalus. One OF the men is
out on bail, and the other two were ar
raigned before Judge De Bolt yesterday
afternoon, still arrayed in the Uniform
of the United States artilleryman.
Carlton is out on bail Of $3.50, fixed by
| the lower court and Attorney Thomp-
son asked that the bail for the other
two defendants be placed at the same
amount. Judge De Bolt said that he
would not consent to a bond for that
small amount, as the men were liable
! to an Imprisonment for twenty years
if convicted. He fixed the bond at $500.
and stated that this was very reason
able.
OTHER INDICTMENTS.
Roger James was indicted for bur-
glary in the second degree, having en-
tered Jap's house and stolen various
property therefrom, according to the
indictment. The trial of the case was
started Immediately, but was contin-
ued, owing to the absence Of witnesses.
and the jury was discharged.
Tin Soon was INDICTED for the theft
of graphophone and music from the
Boys Brigade School.
]. Bollis is indicted for assault with
a dangerous weapon upon Deputy Sher-
if Chillingworth. Stocki Is also alleged
weapon.
The remaining indictments are for
larceny in the second degree. in each
case a horse and mule having been
stolen. The defendants are l.. Marks,
A. Fernandez /. Graga, II. C. Blanche,
and Frank Caldero.
HONDA GUILTY OF SWEARING.
Honda was found guilty OF profanity
49, aaa.-. t.x
Judge De Bolt to thirty days In prison
His attorney, S. r. Chnlingworth. mov-
ed for a non-suit on the ground that
there was no sworn complaint, but II
was shown that there had been one and
the motion was denied.
Honda was fined by Judge Wilcox
recently for abusing japanese wo'
man, and after he had paid the fint
repeated the operation, Attorney Gen
eral Andrews stated that the defend
ant had no respect for the courts, and
asked that he be sent 10 prison, Tn,
court sentenced the defendant To prison
for thirty days, which was the punish
mept imposed by Judge Wilcox
THREE MONTHS FOR BRUTE.
A, Benoyitz was found guilty Of as
sault and battery upon deaf ans
dumb boy by a jury yesterday, an'
Judge DE Bolt sentenced him ~ prisol
Tor three months The defendant u
alleged 20 have huns the helpless boz
with rope around tbs neck unill ~
tainted, The prosecuting witness Wa
la court, but there being no intsrpns,e
acquainted Win the slsn Language D.
eould not testify
COUNT NOTES
A nollo pT0srqui VAS entered w ~
Case ~ N sousa, ehaTsed With ssaanl
ana battery
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tbs ease ~ " Apkumafa, ohaTsel
With asssuli ana battery
peniVnrs Mas sNspsnasi ln lhs esse Y
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