The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-30
SENSATIONAL
CASE IS On
Vida's Alleged Water
Cure Victim on
Trial.

y. Man Young's trial for assault
with intent to murder occupied the day
before Judge Lindsay, after the en-
paneling of this jury: S. d. Koki, W.
0. Barnhardt, c. j. Ludwigsen, w. K.
| Waiamau, S. w. Spencer, j. d. Coekett,
J. w. Mcdonald, B. F. Beardmore, T.
w. Chase, c. Spencer, C. NJ Lovsted
and H. NJ. Rodgers.
Deputy Attorney General w. S.
| Fleming IS assisted by John W. Cath
| cart for the prosecution, and the de
| Tense is being conducted by j. Light
! foot and Samuel Noar
Two sensations are added to the
| original one in this case One relates
| to the motive of jealousy which is said
to have actuated the defendant in his
| alleged shooting at Chung Sung Duck,
| a Korean like himself, the passion be-
| ing instigated by tender feelings for
married Hawaiian woman. 1t was
another Korean named Choy Tx ebay,
however, of whom he was jealous, but
he made a mistake in the dark and
potted the wrong man.
The other sensational corollary is
the fact that the defendant made
declaration that Henry c. Vida, as
sistant county sheriff, administered the
Hwater cure' to him at the police
station to extort confession from him.
SWEET HOME DIVIDED.
Under a stipulation by Ballou &
Marx for plaintiffs and A. G. NJ.
Robertson for defendant, in the parti-
ton suit Of the heirs and trustees of
the estate of H. a. p. Carter. deceased,
against Joseph O. Carter, trustee of
Helen Seymour Judd and others, Judge
Robinson has filed a second amended
decree. 1t defines the portions of the
premises TO be taken by the parties
respectively and directs that mutual
cOnveyances be accordingly made. The
plaintiffs get lot No. L on a map pre-
pared by Arthur c. Alexander, com
missioner, of the subdivision of Sweet
Home premises at Nuuanu avenue and
Judd street, containing an area of 3.1S1
acres, and the defendant trustee is
awarded lot No. on the same map,
containing an area of 1882 acres
THE ALONG CASE.
Judge De Bolt has confirmed a stip-
ulation that, in they suit of Carrie B.
Riggs against Julia C.. Along and 9TH
ers for an injunction. Julia c.. Along
have ten days from yesterday to make
any such pleading to the complaint as
she may be advised. w. T. Rawlins
has filed like stipulatlons on behalf of
six of the respondents he represents
COURT ITEMS.
Attorney General Peters has entered
an appeal from Judge De Bolts de-
clsion and judgment against Treasurer
Campbell in the suit to recover $3.50.
claimed of Pacific Oil and Transporta-
ton Co. as annual license fees.
Judge De Bolt heard argument on a
motion to open default in the case of
VIM. Henry VS.. A. NJ Brown.
A. S. Humphreys, attorney for libelee
IN the divorce suit OF Uno Mikao VS..
Uno keizo, enters a demurrer on the
grounds that the libelant has not adopt
ed the name of her husband as the law
requires and that the libel does not
show that, when it was filed, the parties
were living apart.
Thompson & Clemens for plaintiffs
will move before Judge Robinson to-
morrow to set for trial at this term
the ejectment suit of the trustees of
the estate of James Campbell against
Niau and Hookahi.
Thompson & Clemens for Henry
Vieira, senior. by Caesar Vieira, his |
next friend, have filed an appeal from
Judge De Bolt s decree dismissinp the |
bill IN equity to cancel deed which |
the complainant brought against Rosa |
Rodrigues and others.
Kalihi petitions that letters of ad- |
mlnistration on the estate of her late |
husband. Pa BeniamIna, be issued to |
M. P. Robinson. The estate is valued |
at $1,000, consisting of real estate on |
Maui and .Molokai ana household fur
niture at Waikele, Eva, Oahu.
I. Wioka has filed a bond of $500.
with ). Adachi as surety, on his appeal |
from fine of $3.50 and costs on con
vlctlon by jury of selling liquor on
Sunday at Eva. He had appealed from
the district magistrate fine of 500
and Judge Lindsay raised the penalty.
THE FEDERAL COURT
After being out five minutes the jury
in the Federal court found Tsuya
psawa and Ogao guilty of adultery.
Assistant District Attorney ]. j. Dunno
prosecuted and w. T Rawlins defend
ed. The case had been on trial for
three days.
Joe Cahena was put on trial for the
same offense and acquitted