The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-15
THE PUUL0A
HOMICIDE
D. Nuuanu Found
Guilty Second
Degree.

Daniel Nuuanu was found guilty Of
manslaughter in the second degree be-
fore Judge Robinson yesterday after
noon. He was charged with stran-
Cling one Kaaihue to death at Puuloa.
near Pearl Harbor entrance, last Sep
TENDER. The jury retired at o'clock
and returned the verdict at 4:3O. Coun-
sci for defendant gave notice of motion
for a new trial. Sentence was ap-
pointed for Monday at 10 o'clock.
BILLY PATTERSON, STRIKER.
who struck Billy Patterson" was
a famous problem many years ago.
William Patterson appears for trial as
the alleged striker instead of the
strikee, before Judge Robinson this
morning. He is under indictment for
assault and battery.
SURETY WITHDRAwS.
The Fidelity Insurance Co., Ltd,
Emmett May, secretary, has filed it's
withdrawal as surety on the bond of
Jessie X. Kaae, executrix of the will
of Margaret v. Garter. deceased.
RESTITUTION ORDERED.
Judge De Bolt has caused judgment
to be entered in favor of Maria Raw
linhos ag-inst A. NJ. Silva for the res
titution of certain premises situated in
Kinau street, Honolulu, now occupied
as a dwelling by the defendant.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Mary Kamakalehua Judd has a petit
ton on file for the appointment of Mrs.
Emily C. Judd as guardian of the
property of Emily c., Charles H. and
Pauahi, minor children of the petit
toner.
Lum Aug, son Of All Kama, alias All
Kun, deceased, petitions that YIN Jan
Kong be appointed administrator of his
fathers estate, which consists of a
claim of $3.50 against the estate of the
late w. L. Wilcox.
REHEARING ASKED.
Plaintiff in the case of Frank God
John Kidwell, has by his attorneys,
w. Austin Whiting and Chas. F. Glenn
ons, filed a petition for rehearing in
the Supreme Court, where a decree of
the Circuit Judge in plaintiffs favor
waA reversed. The following grounds
are submitted:
l. That said decision of the Supreme
Court is in conflict with former con-
trolling decisions to which the atten-
ton of said court was not drawn;
2. That questions decisive of the
case, and duly submitted by counsel,
have been overlooked by the court in
said decision;
g. That said decision is based upon
mistake or misapprehension of the
facts of the case apparent upon the
record;
4. That many fraudulent acts, omis-
sions and silence of defendant as ap-
against equity;
3. That said decision does not give
due weight to the evidence in said
cause is not supported by the facts
in the record;
6. And, further, petitioner submits
that the special circumstances of the
case; the fact, as, appears of record,
that the plaintiff was an ignorant
young man, without business training
or experience, who had just arrived at
who was without disinterest-
ed or independent legal or other advice
In the transaction at issue; that the
consideration involved was hardly a
fair one, that no error appears in the
admission or rejection of testimony,
that the cause appears to have been
heard fairly and fully in the lower
court, and that the Judge thereof Ia
the best judge of the evidence and the
weight of evidence and of the credi-
bility of the witnesses; that the appeal
In this Supreme Court was decided by
n divided bench; and that the cause Is
one in equity, the policy of which is
a petition for rehearing
reasonable and worthy of !
favorable consideration.
JAPANESE COUPLE SEVERED.
Judge De Bolt granted divorce to !
Kiku Fukunaga against her husband |
Ichisuki Fukunaga on the ground of |
iesertion. T. j. Dillon appeared for
ibellant, the libellee making no APP
)earance.
DEBT is SETTLED.
DR., ]. T. Wayson's suit for sl37.l6
Igainst Deborah Pahau, on defendants
appeal from Judge Dickey, has been
discontinued by plaintiff through set
lement out of court
APPRAISERS APPOINTED.
Judge Robinson appointed II. Focke,
leo. Stuebner and F. Freudenberg as
appraisers OF the estate of In Chock.
deceased.
DISCHARGE IN RANERJrpTCY