The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-12
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MULCTED $4,000
1t Loses Two Damage Suits
Crawford Trial Still Off,
New Jurors.

After an absence of an hour and
twenty minutes yesterday afternoon,
the Jury returned into Judge De Bolt S
court with two verdicts against Ho-
nolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co.. Ltd,
| in the suits of two ladies for damages
tried together.
To Mrs. Wakeke Heleiuhe $4,000 in
full' was awarded, and to Mrs. Kaha-
kuhaakoi Kealohapauole 1880 in
| full"
The phrase Gin full'' means that the
claim of each plaintiff for medical at
tendance, SITS or so, is covered in the
verdict Each had claimed $4,000 dam
ages besides.
Mrs. Heleluhe is somewhat past
middle age and a retainer of Queen Ii
liuokalani. Mrs. Kealohapauole is
gray-haired and feeble of old age. She
is a relative of the late Princess Ber-
nice Pauahi Bishop. The ladies were
driving on King street at Kalihi a year
ago last January, when their buggy
was struck from behind by an electric
car and wrecked, causing both of them
severe injuries.
e. A. Douthitt and j. j. Dunno pros
ecuted the suit, the former giving the
closing address to the jury. D. l..
Wilmington conducted the case for the
defendant, assisted in part of the trial
by T. NJ. Harrison. When the verdict
was announced Mr.. Harrison noted ex-
ceptions and gave notice of motion for
a new trial.
j. K. Prendergast was foreman of the
jury.
NEW JURORS.
Gilbert J. Waller and Jas. L. Mclean,
jury commissioners, have submitted the
following names of substitutes for trial
jurors excused or disqualified, to serve
during the remainder of the court
year: Chas. H. Eicher, Henry Asch,
John H. Thompson, Ernest G. Young.
Jas S. McCandless, James Mcqueen, j.
NJ. Riggs, E. N voeller, John L. Flem-
Pearce, James c. Wyman, Rudolph G.
Moore, Josephus E. Axtell, Harry E.
Murray and A. F. Cooke.
DIVORCE CASES.
H. Heano Ewaliko has brought a di-
vorce suit against his wife, Kepola, on
the ground of continuous desertion
since February Is, 1886. They were
married on May l., 1880, and have no
children. w. w. Thayer is attorney
for libelant.
Samuel Pupuhi denies all allegations
Of cause for divorce made by his wife
Maggie.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Judge Lindsay yesterday appointed
David Dayton as administrator of the
estate of Agatha Mott, valued at about
SLIGO and consisting of Nuuanu ave-
nue. house and lot and household eff
fects.
M. w. Tschudi, executor of the will
of Jennie Blatchfold Tsehudi Tor
TschuddD, petitions for approval of
his account and discharge.
COURT ITEMS.
c. w. Ashford for plaintiff in the
suit of Walter G. Peacock v. John G.
Rothwell gives notice to defendant and
his attorneys, Judd, Mott-Smith &
Hemenway. TO produce two certain
original promissory notes executed by
defendant to plaintiff, also all letters
written by plaintiff to defendant Gin
defendants personal character and in
his capacity as executor of the es- |
tate of L. Way and as agent of Alice
and Ethel Way, in reply to any and
tice to plaintiff to produce. Defend |
ant had asked for eight letters.
Judge De Bolt RENTED the case of /
Amelia G. Silva " Augusta Bell to I
Honolulu District Court, the defend
ants appeal therefrom having been
dismissed on December 10.
Mrs. w. H. Hogs sues J. Alfred Ma
COON on a promissory note for $1,000.
with interest at per cent per annum.
made December 2, 1904, payable three
after date Thompson & Glenn
ons are attorneys for plaintiff
Deputy Attorney General M. F. Pros
ger gives notice that he will bring on
Tor hearing before Judge Lindsay, on
Wednesday at a. M, the motion of
Tai Yick for new trial
No time has been set for resunaing
he trial of William Crawford for gam