Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-10
JUDGEDOLECHARGES
APRIL TERM
FEDERAL GRANDJURY

The opening of the Federal Courts
April term took place this morning,
a Grand Jury being empanelled, sworn
and charged by Judge Dole.
Marshal Hendry reported that he |
had not served the following: VIM. |
Aud, dead; A. d. Porter. being Mrs. J
A. b. Porter, a woman living in Santa
Cruz; L. J. Cotton, not in the Terri |
tory; f. l.. Lewis, excused; Thomas
Reinhardt, excused; James Carthy,
over age; w. w. Drummer, not in Ter.
ritory. A. r. Gilfillan, dead; W. o. At |
water, excused.
The following have been served: Geo.
+. Bruins, Jno. Halverson, ]. A. Lave.
lave, VIM. +. Hebron, Geo. Mundon,
J. X. Clarke, Arthur Coyne, A. II.
Jackson, c. II. Sweetser, J. L. p. Robin.
son, e. b. Carley, Geo. c. Potter, w. II.
Babbitt, John X. Dillon.
Bruins and Mundon we're excused.
There being insufficient jurors pres
ent Judge Dole issued special venire
for the following: Chas. J. Ludwigsen.
Henry Davis, J. s. Martin. Henry Gehr.
ing, II. II. Simpson, B. F. Wickers. M.
Phillips, Ed. Towse. NJ. Rosenbledt, e.
G. Carrera, Chas. Lucas.
or these Henry Davis and B. F.
Wickers were excused. The jury was
then composed Of the remaining twen-
ty-one jurors.
Judge Dole read the charge to the
jury in part as follows:
Gentlemen of the Grand Jury:-Un-
der the important responsibility which
you have assumed by virtue Of your
oath. you will be called upon to con.
slider alleged violations of several of
the Federal laws. among which would
invite your attention to those enacted
for the protection Of the institution Of
marriage and those kindred ones for
tnsuring to women personal liberty and
protectin6 them from that oppression
whereby their persons and their wills
are controlled by others for the pur-
poses Of profit through immoral prac.
tees. This kind of lawlessness has be-
come a ssrisas menace to good order
In parts Of the Territory In recent
years. and has had the attention of
this court through proceedings under
which number of Offenders have been
punished and their enterprises broken
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