The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-25
(From Thurday's Daily.)
DIR. Derby has returned from Kau

DIR. Derby has returned from Kauai.
w. S. Fleming is the Territorial
prosecutor at the Maui court term.
w. H. Hogs is reported to be in the
field for election as a delegate to the
Republican National Convention.
The Supreme Court yesterday obtain
ed return of the papers in the Davis
disbarment case from the Federal
court.
w. c. Achi chairman of the Repub-
lican committee of the Fifth District,
has issued a call for the convention
primaries.
Saburo Adachi, who was extradited
from Japan for perjury has been re-
leased under bail of $2500, three Jap
anese being accepted as sureties.
NJ. F. Prosser will conduct the crimi-
nal business for the Territory at the
| Kauai term, which includes the case
of the murder of Engineer McGlennan
by means of dynamite
U. S. Marshal Hendry has gone to
Maui with warrants for the arrest of
Murakami and Mata, the man and
woman who intermarried after he had
stolen her from a husband to whom
she had been married in Japan
1t Is reported that Governor Carter
has asked for the resignation of Lyle
A. Dickey, First District Magistrate of
Honolulu, for reasons of economy, be-
lieving that Alex. Lindsay, Jr. Second
District Magistrate, can handle both
criminal and civil business.
Judge Lindsay yesterday fined Eu-
gene Devauchelle SO and costs for as
sault and battery on A. Silva, the
priZe-fighter. The case of affray
against Devauchelle and Silva was
nolle pressed. From the testimony in
the case it appeared that Devauchelle
and two others attacked Silva. The
latter promptly gave knockout blows
to his assailants.
OF the batch of twenty attorneys
licensed to practice in the lower courts
by Judge Humphreys in 1901 and 1902,
which included about all of the Home
Rule members of the Legislature thir-
teen would appear to have been I'M
lucky at the bar. That is the number
failing to come back for a renewal of
their licenses at the end of the statu-
tory term of two years. A small num-
Der advanced to the higher courts, and
one or two died.
A. G.. Correa, attorney for the Tewks-
bury minors, has filed objections to the
account of Geo. H. Davis trustee of
Rita c. Tewksbury, somewhat alike in
tenor to the objections of NJ. 7. Simon
ton, guardian ad Item of the minor
not yet of age. 1t is objected, among
other things, that no detailed state
ment of sources of income is given,
that there has not been made a proper
account of the handling of the trust
funds and that the trustee paid him.
self moneys without authority.
In its answer to the suit in admiralty
of Miss Genevieve Dowsett, claiming
S422 damages on account of a trunk
lost in shipment, Wilder's Steamship
Co., pleads the "act of Cod clause in
the manifest, also it's baggage receipt
proviso that no responsibility for loss
greater than 500 is assumed by the
company on a passengers baggage. 1t
is alleged that the trunk was lost
through the capsizing of a boat by
blind rollers, an accident that could
not have been foreseen and guarded
against.
Anderson Grace, a negro, was in the
police court yesterday charged with
threatening to kill Mrs. Kalalaina Ka-
nikau. The woman is lame, having
broken her leg some time ago. While
at the Queens Hospital she became
enamored of Grace, who was a hospital
attendant. Then they fell out. She
came to the station on Monday to COM
plain of Grace and while there Grace
appeared. The woman was so fright
ened that she ran out of the Deputy
Sheriff's office Grace was discharged
with reprimand and "A warning not
to modest the woman,
Lyle A. Dickey has not yet decided to
comply with the Governors request for
his resignation rs First District Mag
istrate 10 save the salary OF one Judge
II Is said the heads OF departments
are 10 have reduction In their
salaries, ana the police "A cut Of %
IA ..faN Ia Int.