The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-06
.OL D LADY
LOSES SUIT.
Was a Trespasser
When She Was
Elected.
Attorneys Occupy Time
Arguing Law
Points.
Default Against Redward-Clsim-
ing Heir Wants Accounting.
Mrs. Kaae Demurs.

After being out fifteen minutes the
jury trying the $4,000 damage suit of
Luika Kamakee, the octagenarian ma
| tive woman, against ]. II. Schnack,
| Harry Juen and William Savidge re-
/! turned a verdict for the defendants.
Taking the instructions of the court as
| guide, the verdict implies that the
| jury regarded the old lady as a tres
passer whom Mr.. Schnack and his par
| ty had right to eject with reason
able exercise of force. Mr.. Robertson
for the defendants, and Mr.. Whiting
for the plaintiff had made forcible ad-
| dresses to the jury. Judge De Bolt
delivered his charge at 3:13 p. m.
| TIME SPENT ARGUING.
In the trial of the Capital Building
Co. VS.. Henry Waterhouse & Co., most
of the fifth day was occupied in argu-
| ment over the admissibility of certain
proffered evidence. The jury was ex-
cused during the time.
CASE RESTORED.
On showing by Mr.. Rawlins for the
plaintiff that the case of A. Harrison
Mill Co. VS.. F. H. Redward, defendant,
and F. NJ. swanzy, garnishee, was
dropped last term through a clerical
error, it was restored. An order of
default was entered against the de-
PENDANT, and Monday was set for ex-
aiming the garnishee. The debt is
1906. 26.
At a. m. today Judge De Bolt will
hear the demurrer in the case of Vic
tor Hoffman ct al VS.. J. H. Fisher.
Judge Robinson held no session yes
terday on account of the illness of his
wife.
MRS. KAAE DEMURS.
Jessie K. Kaae, executrix of the will
of Margaret v. Carter, has had a de-
murrer entered by her attorney, c. w.
Ashford, to the affidavit and complaint
of Edgar Henriques, who petitions for
her removal. Several points in which
the complaint is said to be ambiguous
are given. 1t does not show that the
children or the husband are occupying,
or desire to occupy the premises at Ma
kao as a home. The permission to a
japanese to cut wood, or the cutting of
wood, is not shown to be waste, nor
is it shown that the value of the wood
has not been collected for the estate.
So on throughout the allegations by
Henriques, the respondent claims in
effect that they are mere generalities
without specific facts to bear them out
CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
Estacio Tavares Jorge by his attor-
ney in fact, Henrique de Pima, has
entered a motion in the Circuit Court
for an order of accounting and distri-
button to A. Kauhi, administrator of |
the estate of Frank Antoine, deceased.
The petitioner is represented as a for
eigner and resident of the Cape de |
Verde Islands. claiming to be the only |
heir at law of Frank Antoine 1t is al /
legged that Kauhi has collected large |
sums of money on account of Antone's
estate, without ever having accounted |
for his doings from December 10, 1888, !
up to the present time. ]. NJ Vivas is !
attorney for the movant.
COURT NOTES.
Judge Gear appointed Father Valen- :
tin guardian of Manuel Pederozo |
patient in the Insane Asylum, who |
owns zeal estate valued at $500 and $500 |
n bank. The bond is $1,000. Pederozo !
IS a second time widower and has one |
son, who lives in California.
Under payment of $500 of the debt |
On account, and by consent of plaintiff, |
Judge De Bolt has extended the time |
Of execution for two weeks from Feb |
,uary in the case of Scott & Wagner
rs. w. C. Achi.
Satisfaction of judgment for the con-
sideration of one dollar, has been ac-
by plaintiff in the suit of
Levers & Cooke VS.. T. Kat Poo and
Wong Shin King.