Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29

and the arraignment had to be defer.
red until Monday. II Is a curious thing
and yet 1t seems that Gomez Is
! strangely affected wien he has to do
In business way with anyone charg.
/ cd with murder. When the interpre'
ter fastened from the room Eugenio
shot after him look of triumph and
/ the girls in the corner smiled.
All Tum and All Chong were arrested
! at Kaalaea. Koolaupoko. on the other
side of this island. yesterday afternoon,
for conducting a lottery scheme known
as che ia.
Ahiona was arrested in the city for
having to do with che ia.
NJ. Souza is indicted for selling spir.
i,uous liquor without license.
Lupini Gomez is under indictment
for the Illegal handling of an explosive,
giant powder.
Mary Manu- must answer present
ment for alleged larceny In the first
degree. She was arraigned this morn
ing.
1T was entirely unnecessary to ar
rest this woman" said J. J. Dunno
appearing for the defendant. letter
would have brought her into the Gus
,tody of the police"
I Dunno represented the lady In Police
Court
Fleming moved Territory vs. Robt
'Kaliiaa. alleged robbery, on the cal
endar and defendant, young Hawaii
al wearing a purple neck.cloth and q
football head of hair, was arraignet
forthwith With tears in his eyes ant
voice he told the court he was guilty
,Nhereupon the ceremony of sentence
was set for the morning of Monday
next
James T. Fullerton was arraignc,
under indictment charging malicious
liniury. J. J. Dunno remarked that At
torncy George A. Davis and hunsel
would defend Fullerton. Bond wal
fixed at $500 and NJ once furnished
Plea was set for Monday
Ahiona. upon being arraigned plead
cd not guilty to being che ia man
He said J. W. Cathcart was his attor
ney,
No Portuguese interpreter beini
within hailing distance of the court
: arrangement of NJ. Souza. for whom
, Attorney Correa appeared, had to b
/. put over until Monday.
. J. Alfred Magoon appeared for Lup
+ nj Come. the giant powder jugglei
/ Counsel asked that plea be reserved ur
Ill Tuesday. Gomez within a few mir
utes enjoyed liberty under $3.50 cas-
/, bail furnished previously by Magoo
= himself
y "There l. no danger of his trying {
lrayc the country" remarked the alto,
Eey. Gomez Is monster Longitudinal
!, ly. and Is as picturesque as he Is ionl
C After the arraignments and 9th.
preliminary dispositions Deputy Alto
ney General NJ. r. Prosser who cam
over to relieve Deputy Attorney Gel
eral W. :. Fleming in the middle {
Il the proceedings, called the names {
those against whom the Grand Jur
= had failed to find true bills.
Kimura was told that he could 9
free and that his bond would he cal
Il celled, The inquisition had not bee
=. able to lnd that he was guilty of Ia
- ceny. A broad smile overspread h
features aud he bowed prettily to Il
u court.
., Kaaihuc was informed that the 81
Il picion of manslaughter against hi
2, had not gone beyond the stage of su
position and that he could take h
{, departure. John Amadashe was Civ,
nj his liberty, nothing having been prov,
:. in the matter of alleged assault al
battery. NJ. f. Mendonca's bond vi
" ordered cancelled and he went for
:. unhindered. He was supposed to ha
III been guilty of Illegally handling liquc
al 81 ,,ls