The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-06-20
REARRESTED I.
FOR MURDER

Takada, an alleged murderer, was
discharged en- technicality yester-
day, but Immediately rearrested under
fresh warrant.
Igawa and several other japanese
laborers from Honolulu plantation, in
dicted for conspiracy, were discharged
for good and all, Henry Hogan as their
attorney having presented demurrer
to the indictment which went to the
merits of the case and which the court
sustained.
Owing to the illness of a. material
witness, the trial Of Fushimura alias
Nishimura Chiokichi for bribing an ex-
ecutive officer was continued for the
term. Defendant was indicted for Of
fering Deputy Sheriff Rawlins SIS to
let him go when he was arrested for
the card game of "hana."
Judge De Bolt denied the plea In
abatement of Henry Kapea, extradited
from London for embezzlement, and
Robertson and Dunno presented de-
murrer to the Indictment which was set
for hearing tomorrow.
The trial jury was dismissed for the
term, Judge De Bolt thanking the ju-
rors for their honest and conscientious
services.
TAKADA'S CASE.
AS was previously reported in the
Advertiser, Judge De Bolt had sustain
ed the demurrer to Takada IS indictment
on the ground presented, "that it is not
alleged in said pretended indictment
and cannot be ascertained therefrom
who is charged with having committed
the offense attempted to be charged
therein" The grand jurors had pre-
sented "that Takada, whose true name
is to the grand jurors unknown" at
Kahuku, Oahu, on November 3, 1904,
mortally wounded one Fugita Tsuna-
hike with knife so that he died at
Honolulu on November Is.
When the demurrer was sustained
Deputy Attorney General Peters moved
that Takada be held for the further
action of the grand jury. H. G. Mid
dleditch and A. Perry for the defend
ant moved that he be discharged forth
with. After having the motions under
advisement since the middle Of Friday
oft ha dow
ing granted the motion for Takada s
immediate discharge.
HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED.
Kaneohe Ranch Co., Ltd, has brought
an action for $10,750 damages against
Mamie r. Rice of Boston, on account
of the loss of 72.3S acres, by failure of
establishing title. out of leasehold
granted by defendant TO Joseph P.
Mendonca in April, 1898, of lands at
Kaneohe, Oahu. Mendonca assigned
the lease to the plaintiff.
CADET KINGS EXPENSES.
All persons interested are ordered to
appear before Judge Lindsay on Mon
day, July II, and show cause, if any
they have, why an order should not
be granted to j. Lightfoot, guardian
of the minor children of James A.
King, deceased. to sell as much of the
real estate of Samuel Wilder King as
may be necessary to enable the guard
ian to advance to the said Samuel Will
der King the sum of $550.56, besides
paying him $2l5.04 in hand, for the
purpose of enabling him to proceed to
Annapolis in furtherance of an APP
pointment as cadet in the United
States Naval Academy.
COURT NOTES.
George Robert Carter, executor of the
will of Sybil Augusta Carter, has filed
his final account, receipts and payments
balancing at $42,36s.93. A total of
$3s,s29.4S was paid to the heirs.
Judge Lindsay ordered Albert All
Leong to pay his wife, pending her
divorce suit, SO week alimony and a
counsel fee of $50.
\ The Ballou-Parker $4,000 libel suit
trial has reached the stage of arrang'
ing instructions to the jury.
Motion to amend complaint has been
fled by plaintin in Bank of Hawaii
VS.. Samuel X. Pua ct al, foreclosure
of mortgage.
u. =. Judge Dole heard argument
and took under advisement the libel in
admiralty of Delegate Kalanianaole
against Pacific Mail steamship Co.
o. L. Sorenson, C. H. Cooke, F. c.
Anterior and F. b. Damon, four of nc
defendants in the suit of Hemenway
VS.. Honolulu Clay Co., have filed joint
and several demurrer. H. L. Kerr and
Frank Hustace have each filed de-
murrer in the same case.