The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-29
THE BISHOP
N0NSU|TED
Case Of Eiectment
Falls Through
Third Day.

the Catholic church at Kalihi ended
yesterday. the third day of the rial, in
nonsuit.
Mr.. Rawlins for the defendant moved
for a nonsuit on the ground that the
plaintiff had not SHOWN such title as to
entitle him to possession OF the prop
erty.
Judge Gear promptly ruled that, in
the courts opinion, under the law the
plaintiff had not shown legal title to
the premises in dispute, and he would
therefore grant the motion for nom
suit, the plaintiff to pay costs.
Mr.. Stewart in presence of the jury
excepted to the granting of n nonsuit
as contrary to the law and the evil
dence, and gave notice of motion for
new trial.
The next case in order for trial be-
of the Capital Building Co. VS.. the
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
Judge De Bolts jurors were excused
the other day until Monday next, on
account of the unreadness of attor-
neys for jury trials.
THE MORGAN CASE.
When the prosecution had rested yes
terday afternoon in the trial of Jack
Morgan for seduction, Chas. Creighton
for the defendant moved that the court
direct verdict of acquittal. The mo-
ton was argued by the mover and con-
trary by Deputy Attorney General II.
G. Peters. Judge Robinson reserved
his decision until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Mrs. Pecarich, mother of the COM
planning witness, Miss Edwards, by a
former husband, gave interesting testi-
mony yesterday. she told about Nor
gan's Importantly to obtain her own
photograph and how he had, according
to his own account, displayed 1t with
pride, as that of his prospective mother
in-law, to his comrades at Camp Nc
Kinley. He had also secured photo
graph of Irene's younger sister.
More than one witness gave evidence
of admissions made by Morgan to un-
lawful relations with the complaining
witness.
PORTUGUESE MUTUAL BENEFIT
]. p. Dias, administrators of the es-
tate of T. Botelho, deceased. has filed
his final account with petition for dis
charge. He charges himself with
$l403.50 and asks to be allowed S3l3,
showing a balance of $lO90.50! Among
the receipts are a death benefit of
$S69.50 and funeral benefit of $50 from
the San Antonio Society. 1t is stated
in the petition that the Portuguese Mu-
tual Benefit Society of Hawaii has in
10 w. f o'.'o,' " ."e go
VI 'i'e zoe, pe''s S'''oo
- o.' " i'' 80
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80 o., 49,, r. - 30,
$50 l'i' ''i',,
IN look after bar intsrast I'm rho estate
of her late father. There is about $500
to Botelho's estate in this
society's funds.
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Judge De Bolt confirmed the mas
ter's report on the final account of a.
NJ. G. Luce, administrators of the es
tate of Mary Luce, deceased. Holmes
4 Stanley appeared for the petitioner. !
The account was approved and the ad-
lliiiiStidtIiN oIutIeu W utllNcl lilc |
property to the persons thereto entitled,
md to be discharged upon fling the |
final receipts of the legatees. Those /
untitled to the property are Alice Maude /
Haskell Luce OF Honolulu ana Beatrice
'da,'tod aa,,ahto,a a., $50 e,ln' ",,a
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r. and aI,oro ,Ii,,a r,l a,,, haI
,nna e., s-,,e 40 az ., M , t,,''l , o,,,
'a,se,,',,, 90 v. '''e
and on u,,.,,io a.,aat rJ,,',,, i
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ure. iewelrv' wearing annoral etc. p.
D. Kellett, Jr., was allowed a masters
zee of $25.
w. S. LUCE'S ESTATE.
mo ,,,o,,,,,, ,,.. -, a., oo,
cunt of Alice NJ. G. Luce, administra-
IN Vi .he es'u'e VI Wilii''il "e"poii
-uee' "as 'o,,ii''l'su, 'ne peIoull ap-