The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-24

| melee, J. F. Soper, ]. c. Lane, z. 2.
| Chaplin, E. Benner and G. D. Malone.
| Mr.. Prosser for the Territory asked
the court TO have three talesmen called,
bur Mr.. Cathcart for the defendant OBJ
jected.
Clerk Sims was ordered to draw from
the trial jury box the names of SO men
to be summoned to appear on Monday
al 10 a. M, an objection by Mr. Cath
| cart that the names We're not properly
| in the box being overruled.
| The venire was issued for the SO
Jurors returnable at 10 a. m. Monday.
| and the court adjourned at 11:55 to 8
a IN. on that day.
LITTLE JOKER INJUNCTION.
Judge Gear yesterday afternoon heard
argument on the motion of defendant
to compel plaintiff to produce docu-
ments in the injunction suit of I. Ru-
binstein against H. Hackfeld & Co.,
Ltd. to restrain defendant from deal
ing in Little Joker tobacco. J. J.
Dunno for plaintiff cited an array Of
strong authorities against compulsory
discovery being ordered in such a case.
The motion was withdrawn and it is
understood will be followed by a mo-
ton to dissolve the temporary injunc-
ton. W. A Kinney and c. T. Glenn
ons appeared for defendant.
TALE OF CRUELTY.
Mary Dunbar brings aNlibeI in div
orce against Edward G. Dunbar. The
parties were married only on Febru-
airy 81 of this year, and the wife alleges
that soon after marriage the husband
began a course of extreme cruelty to-
ward her. She specifies unprovoked
beating and otherwise ill-using her, and
the use of vile, profane and abusive
epithets toward her. At the time of
her marriage Mrs. Dunbar says she
owned SS5, which she had earned and
saved while employed at the steam
laundry, which sum of money she was
compelled by her husband to give to
him, and he took the money and has
retained it up TO the time of COM
plant
Mrs. Dunbar alleges that her hus-
band is a customs inspector or gusrd,
receiving an income of at least 800
month AS for herself, she is in desti-
tute circumstances, living in care of,
and a charge upon, her mother. She
is unable to provide for herself or to
advance amounts for costs of court.
She prays for a decree of separat ton
from bed and board forever of the
libellee; for reasonable support pend
ing the libel and for costs of proceed
ings, from the libellee, and that libel
lee be ordered to pay to libellant rea-
sonable sum per week or month as ali
mony for the support of herself for the
rest of her natural life.''
Judge Gear relieves the libellant from
the requirement of prepayment of
costs.
CoRT NOTES.
Samuel Savidge, trustee of James E.
Fullerton, brings suit in ejectment "a
gainst Mary Bertelmann and Frank
C. Bertelmann for land at Kalihi, con-
tanning 1000 square feet. Damages of
$500 are claimed for detention.
Judge Robinson appointed w. M.
Adinton to appraise the value of the
property of the estate of Mary E.
certaining the inheritance tax due
thereon.
An appeal has been entered in the
case of Allen w. T. Bottonley, trustee 1
of washington Mercantile Co., VS.. Will
liam A. Hall from judgment for plain
tiff by Judge De Bolt.
The libellant in the Mage divorce
case moves for a day certain fo- hear
ing of demurrer.
a general denial is filed by defendant
in the case of the Oriental Life Insur-
ance Co. VS.. c. Winam, with S. E. Da-
mon ct al, garnishees.
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