The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-19
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A Stranger Given
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him for manslaughter in the second
degree. This is ten years imprison-
ment at hard labor. Attorney Ho-
gan had implored leniency on the
ground that Nuuanu was drunk when
he strangled Kaaihue. that It was done
in fight and that men and even ma
tons fought since the beginning Of
time. Judge Robinson said no ex-
tenuating circumstance had been
shown by the evidence, and If the jury
had returned verdict of manslaughter
in the first degree, instead of the Sec
ond as Tin their wisdom" they had
done, the sentence would have been the
full limit for that grade of crime
which Is twenty years. Nuuanu, n
powerful man, grasped his victim by
the neck and held him face down in
sand until he was dead.
The grand jury presented five indlct-
ments, which We're placed on the Sc
cret file pending the arrest of the ac-
cused.
All Choy was tried by a jury before
Judge Robinson for selling lottery
tickets and found not guilty.
THREE CIVIL VERDICTS.
Before Judge De Bolt the suit of II.
M. Dow vs. w. F. Jocher, and HOLSTER
Drug Co. as garnishee, was tried. r.
d. Mead for plaintiff: C. c. Biting for
defendant. A directed verdict for
plaintiff. for $500 and s per cent inter-
est from Dec. s, 1902, was found by the
following jury: John r. Moniz, c. H.
Clapp, VIM. H. McInerny, Edmund
Norrie, Jos. Andrade, c. r. Collins, S.
K. Aki, Starr Kapu, Jas. Armstrong,
Jos. Aea, John Andrews and ]. C. AK
tell.
Judge De Bolt also tried Levers &
Cooke, Ltd, VS.. T. Kat Poo and Wong
Shiu King. w. L. Whitney for plain
tiff; H. Hogan for defendant. BY d.
rection of the court verdict for the
plaintiff for S264S was found by the fol-
lowing jury: Jos. Andrade. VIM. H.
McInerny. Jas. Armstrong, Edmund
Norrie, John Kidwell, c. r. Collins.
John Andrews, 8. X. Aki, JOS. Aea,
John r. Monig, Starr Kapu and ]. c.
Axtell.
Still another directed verdict was
found in the case of p. H. Brunette
VS.. E. Stratemeyer and Yuen Chong,
with Bank of Hawaii. Ltd, as gar
nishee. G. A. Davis for PLAINTIFF; c.
w. Ashford for defendants. The jury
consisted Of John r. Moniz, w. H. Nc
1nerny, Sam K. Aki, John Andrews,
Jas. Armstrong, John Kidwell. Ed
mund Norrie, C. r. Collins, ]. C. AK
tell, c. H. Clapp, I. ]. Styne and Starr
kapu. The verdict was for plaintiff
for $243.50 including interest.
Lliuokalani by her attorneys, Rob-
ertson & Wilder, discontinued her suit
against Emma M. Nakuina and M. X.
Nakuina, before Judge De Bolt.
Judge De Bolt. at a. m. today, will
call the remaining oddnumbered cases
on the civil calendar. There are about
81 of them.
BEFORE JUDGE GEAR.
Judge Gear gave default judgment
against defendant in the suit of b. f.
Vickers VS.. Robert A. Garlic and Fred
ericka A. Garlic for $SO0.32 including
interest and costs.
Satisfaction of judgment is entered
in the assumpsit suit of A. f. Franco
VS.. Mrs. E. C. Martins.
The following jurors are required to
appear before Judge Gear tomorrow
at $3.50: John Edwards, Har-
ry e. Webster. Andreas Nelson, John
A. McCandless, A. M. Keoho. M. j.
Carroll, V. Kealoha, c. c. Conradt,
Wentworth M. Buchanan, Z. J. Wal
ker, ]. M. Webb, H. C. Carter, w. c.
Weldon, James Carly, Il. ]. Fitzpat-
rick, s. II. Meekapu, John A, Johnson,
Albert Trask, David Keohohau, Arch
ibald A. Young, e. II. Wodehouse.
George Kahanu.
The first trial before Judge Gear will
be that of the assumpsit suit Of zee
Wo VS.. Lam Zip, which Is set for
morning.
THE FEDERAL COURT.
Toraya Kiyamura was placed on trial
for peonage, In holding woman to
slavery, before Judge Dole In
the United States District Court yes
terday. District Attorney r. w.
Breckons for the prosecution; ]. w.
Cathcart and C. C. Biting for the de-
The following jury was en-
paneled: C. w. Macfarlane, w. c.
Geo. Dillingham;. Dan Hough-
b. w. Beardmore, ID. Fl. Davis,
Chas. s. Hall. II. II. Simpson, f. b.
Damon, Alex. Nicholas. Chas. Lucas
and b. w. Houghtailing.
It Is to be suspected that Russia has
the Korean snldierS who are "cOmmit-