Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-03
GRAND JURY CHARGED AND GRIM.
lNAL CALENDAR CALLED.
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by the Territory's money would b..
wasted and the session be widely pro
longed. The charge also set forth the
difference between presentment and
an Indictment. II ended by giving the
methods to be pursued by the jury
and by warning the jurors to keel
their oaths of secrecy inylolate.
After the reading OF the charge thu
jury was sworn. |. Livingston was ap
pointed foreman and L. Buffandeau
bailiff. The jury then retired to it,
room in the Capitol.
The case of Edward Mitchell Jones,
charged with the murder of his wife
was the first case called. A. G. NJ.
Robertson wanted the case continued
for two weeks. The Court spoke fo'
only one week. as the selection OF
jury would probably take week. ].
j. Dunno seconded Robertson's re
marks. Attorney General Andrews
said that the postponment of the case
for two weeks would throw the whole
calendar out. The Court set the case
for Jan. 16.
The case of Solomon Meheula was
called Andrews said that Ashford ap
peared for the defendant and wanted
to have all his cases continued until
he came back from Kona at the end
of the month. When the case Of To
kuda was called J. w. Cathcart made
the same excuse. and the cases Of
these two attorneys were all passed
temporarily.
The two embezzlement cases of Ste
phen Mahaulu were passed temp6rari.
ly. Attorney Frank Thompson had his
name withdrawn as counsel for tho
defendant and these cases were passed
temporarily.
In the five cases of the Territory w.
Benjamin II. Wright, embezzlement.
the Attorney General entered a nollo
prosequi.
The Ave cases of Il. Vivian Richard.
son were called. On motion by An.
drews they were passed until tomor.
row at 10 a. m. to take the plea.
The four cases of u. s. Boyd, on,
bezzlement, were continued for this
term.
J. J. Dunno asked that the case of
Philip ID. Naone, murder, be passed for
the present as II would otherwise pro-
badly Interfere with the Jones case.
II was passed temporarily.
The case Of Geneau, the sailor charg
ed with murder OF Ulysses Harris, was
passed until after Jan. II. Attorney
Douthitt stated that Lieut.. Cuntz
would, according to cablegram from
the Secretary Of the Navy, arrive hero
TO testify in the case at that time.
Nolle proseqnis were entered in tho
three embzalcment cases oil Frank
Woodbridge.
The case Of Eugeni0 Arroyo, charS
ed with murder, was, in spite OF the
protest by Leon Strauss, placed on
the calendar as ready in order.
The cases Of All On and McDuffie
both charged with bribery, were ale
ready In their order.
The five cases of Harry C.. Moss.
man, charged with embeZzlemcnt, and
the two cNtortiOn cases OF Chas. +.
Chillingworh, were ready In their OF
der. Attorney Frank Thompson sad
that he had asked for a severance IN
the case ~ Chilllngworth ard AhuI,
charged with eXtortion. The Attorney
General had not as yet decided whe h.
err he would grant this amlcably.
The cases OF kahlliailau, charged
with murder. Jas. Kupihea, charged
with election fraud, and several other
cases In which A. NJ. Brown appear d
were passed temporarily. as counsa,
wanted to so to Kailua for the term
there.
The case Of Henry VIerrl, charged
with embaaalement, was passed ten.
porarlly.
All Lum, charged with conducting q