The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-21
JURY NOT
OBTAINED.

Another day passed without obtaining
n jury to try Takada for murder In
Judge Lindsay's court A special
venire for thirty jurors was issued re-
turnable this morning. Should these not
furnish enough to complete the Jury.
the jurors OF Judge De Bolt and Judge
Robinsons lists will have to be drawn
upon. The Territory has still three, and
the defense four, peremptory challenges
available, As several men may have
to be called TO obtain one passing ex-
animation for cause, the prospects OF
obtaining a jury at all this term are
not beyond the region of doubt
PUSHING BUSINESS.
Judge De Bolt disposed of cases yes
terday as follows: Twenty-Five were
continued for the term. one was placed
on Jury-waived calendar, twelve were
set for trial on given dates. three were
assigned to Judge Robinson and two
were left pending on demurrer.
LONG CIVIL TRIAL.
A visit was paid by court. counsel
and jury in the title quieting case Of
r. Maka VS.. Fannie Strauch. trustee.
to the premises involved The trial
before Judge Robinson was on most OF
last week and still appears a long way
from conclusion.
HABEAS CORPUS.
Wong Lung will be brought before
the Supreme Court tomorrow morning
by High Sheriff VIM. Henry under q
writ OF habeas corpus. The petitioner
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Wet garb and making him work on the
roads in the public eye for the small
offense OF receiving stolen goods is UNI
constitutional. No doubt It disagrees
with his own constitution, after seden-
tary employment behind a counter. but
that Is not the question for the court
| to decide.
DIVORCE CASES.
Deputy Sheriff Kalakiela returns the
| summons In the divorce case of Kishida
/ Sono against Kishida Juhei unserved.
as due and diligent search has failed
to locate Juhei within the Jurisdiction
of the court. Complainant In her libel
states that her husband left herself
and their girl child here about Febru-
airy Is, 1908. while he departed hence
with the avowed intention of temporar-
| lily locating in the State of California
| Since then she has been forced to earn
n living for herself and child by sew
ing and washing for hire.
Judge De Bolt granted a decree or
divorce to Tsuda Misu against Tsuda
Taigi on the ground Of extreme cruelty.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Henry II. Williams, as a creditor, Pc
| tftinna a la f,f al int he
granted to Lily Kapule on the estate of
Ned. Gillespie, deceased, which consists
of bank deposit of SsOO2O No heirs
of deceased are known to petitioner but
upon information he says he was q
British subject unless, which petitioner
does not know, he had renowned his
| allegiance.
Solomon A. Hiram. brother of de-
ceased. petitions for letters of adminis-
tration to Charles f. Chillingworth on
the estate of Hattie K. Hiram, which
| is valued at $7150, of which $500 repre-
sants real estate.
w. C. Achi for plaintiff in the case Of
]. A. Magoon, administrator and truss
tee of the estate OF Antoine Rodrigues,
deceased, against John f. Colburn, ex-
ecutor of the estate OF Antoine Rosa.
deceased, will present n motion before
Judge De Bolt at $3.50 tomorrow morn
Ing, that day may be set to hear
the cause. al
ELECTION CASE.
The Kanealii county election case
from Kauai was continued by the SUI
preme Court until Monday next.
SENTENCES PASSED.
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