The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
SUPREME
CALENDAR
From Wednesdays AdvertIser.)

tFrom Wednesdays Advertiser.)
Cases now on the Supreme Court
calendar for the next session conven-
ing next Monday. November g. are as
follows:
Elizabeth X. Wilder VIZ. Il. r Mac
farlane, Jr., ct al. Exceptions from
Circuit Court, First Circuit. A. G.. NJ.
Robertson for plaintiff-appeiiee. Smith
& Lewis for MISUNDERSTANDING
Albert Trask vs.. Charles II. Merriam,
Registrar of Conveyances Territory of
Hawaii. Appeal from Circuit Judge.
First Circuit. Antonio Perry for petit
tioner-appellee. Attorney General for
defendant-appellant.
In the matter of the estate of Mele
Kunuakea, deceased. Appeal from
Circuit Judge. First Circuit. William
C.. Achi. for appellants. Kinney G. Nc
Clanahan & Derby Castle & Withing-
ton, Magoon & Lightfoot, Geo. A. Da-
Wis and S. F. Chillingworth for appel
| lees.
Western National Bank VS.. w. c.
Peacock & Co., Ltd. Appeal from Cir
cult Judge, First Circuit. Castle C
Wilmington for plaintiff-appellee. c. w.
Ashford for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Seattle Brewing & Mailing Co. VS..
A. ]. Campbell. Treasurer of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii. Exceptions from
Circuit Court, First Circuit. A. G. M.
Robertson for plaintiff-appellee. At
torney General for Acknowledgment.
| liant.
James L. Holt, Tax Assessor VS.. W.
c. Achi et' al. Appeal from Circuit
Judge, First Circuit. Attorney General
and Frank Andrade for petitioner-ap-
pellant, Smith & Lewis, C. w. Ashford
and w. C. Achi for respondent-appel-
| lees
Isidor Rubinstein, doing business as
L. Rubinstein Co. VS.. H. Hackfeld &
Co. Appeal from Circuit Judge, First
Circuit. r. w. Breckons, ]. ]. Dunno
and A. S. Humphreys for petitioner
| appellant. Thompson & Clemens for
| respondent-appelee.
Antoine Rodrigues ct al VS.. ]. A.
Magoon, admr. ct al. Appeal from Cir
cult Judge, First Circuit. w. c. Achi
for petitioner-appellan Magoon G
Lightfoot for spondents-appellees.
LILIUOKALANI WINS.
In the case of Liliuokalani VS.. Con-
Robinson. jury being waived, the
court yesterday ordered judgment in
favor of the plaintiff. This involves
the restitution of twenty-five acres Of
property at Kalihi. A. G. NJ. Roberte
son appeared for the plaintiff and Cecil
Brown for respondent.
BULLETS WE'RE CONNECTED.
Y. Marn Young, accused of shooting
Tong Chun Duck near the Emmeluth
premises on Judd street on March IL
last, was on trial all day yesterday.
The principal witnesses were DR.. Judd.
surgeon of the Queens Hospital, who
removed three bullets from Ducks
neck and shoulders; ]. F.. Eckardt, su-
perintendent OF the hospital, and two
Koreans, one hotel keeper and the
other the man to whom 1t is alleged
Y. Marn Young sold the revolver with
which he shot Duck Duck, 1t will be
remembered was shot by mistake, his
assistant believing him to be another
Korean.
While DR. Judd was on the stand the
three bullets which he said he extract
ed from Ducks body were produced
in pill box and offered in evidence
ttorney Noar for the defense objected
unless the prosecution could show
they We're connected with the defend
ant" There was a smile at this as
the pellets had, properly speaking, been
connected with the victim of the de-
WANTED HEAVY SENTENCES.
In the Federal Court yesterday, while
some Japanese were up for sentence on
Of adultery, U. S. District
Attorney Breckons made a special plea
for heavier sentences. He stated that
many cases of this nature had come
up the past few years, but in nearly
all of them the sentences imposed were
light. He thought that with heavier
such charges would be less
frequent. The particular case to which
he then referred was that of the United
States VS.. Tsuye Agawa and Takao.
Rawlins for the defense asked
for leniency on the ground that the
defendant was a mother and
she had been driven from her home
by her husbands cruelty and had
sought the protection of Takao.
Judge Dole sentenced the woman to
two months Imprisonment and costs,
and Takao to three months imprison-
ment and costs.
Other cases before Judge Dole were:
U. S. VS.. Olivia Morena, bigamy, case
lol-prossed: Eugene Buffandeau, whose
petition for discharge from bank
'uptcy was granted; u $. VS.. Joe Co,
Ina, adultery, sentenced to six months
and costs. w. II. Smith,
Who defended the defendant, was COM
Dlimented by Judge Dole for the man
ler in which he handled the case, to .
which he had been assigned by the
e urt. Dora Lancaster. who was to
Navc been arraigned on a charge of
'igamy, had her case postponed until
his morning. In the case of the u. S.
's. Heida Tomusouki and Ammo Yo-
'hida, charged with conspiracy, the
ormer pleaded guilty and the latter
rot guilty. The trial will begin on
Monday.
WANTS A DIVORCE.
Eliza Lewis yesterday filed suit for
livorce against William X. Lewis on
he grounds of non-support The IL
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