The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-13
WHEN PAPA WAS
WITH THE BAND
A Case on Trial Which Reaches
Back to Mainland
Tour.

Isabella Salamanca and Nectario j.
LUZ are on trial before Judge Dole
and jury charged with adultery. LUZ
was the proprietor of the Flag of All
| Nations saloon in the days when that
institution was in operation in Kaka-
ako. Isabella Salamanca is the wife
; Filipino who is said to have come to
Honolulu with the first circus that
ever brought an ele phant to these
shores. AT the time of the occurrences
alleged in the indictment against his
wife he was with the band on it's i'll
fated tour of the States.
One of the principal witnesses
against the couple was the little eleven
year old daughter of Mrs. Salamanca.
She is now in Kawaiahao Seminary.
When examined as to her understand
ing of an oath, in response to a ques-
ton as to what the oath required she
replied that it required that she must
tell all of the truth and nothing but
the truth.
But what if you don't tell the
truth?" was asked.
Then the judge will punish me-
she said.
But if the Judge doesn't punish
your
Then God will punish me-"
Her testimony concerned the visits
of the defendant LUZ to her mother
during the period when her father was
absent.
The. case is being prosecuted by w.
T. Rawlins. Mrs. Salamanca is being
defended by "A. c. Correa, and LUZ by
Thompson & Clemens.
CASES SET.
In the Supreme Court the following
cases have been set specially for jan
uary 6: O. r. & L. Company V. James
L. Holt, Tax Assessor; Territory of
Hawaii by c. r. Hemenway, Attorney
General V. H. r. T. & L. Company;
Emelia Vieira Olivera V. Maria Vieira
Silva ct AL. Kumazo Matsumura V.
County of Hawaii.
Before the Supreme Court yesterday
the case of F. r. Harris V. B. o. Clark
was argued and submitted. The court
then adjourned until next Monday
morning at 10 a. m.
TRUSTEE RESIGNS.
In the Susan F. Cartwright Trust.
Judge De Bolt yesterday accepted the
resignation of Fred Wundenburg, and
appointed J. A. Magoon.
AIIMONY PENDENTE LITE.
In the divorce suit of DR.. Norman
S Fairweather against his wife,
Corinne A. Fairweather, her attorney,
E. C. Peters, yesterday filed a motion
for counsel fees and alimony pendente
lite. A rule to show cause why the
plaintiff should not pay counsel fees
and an Indebtedness of $3.50 incurred
since the beginning of the suit is ask
ed. In support of these motions an |
affidavit by Mrs. F'afrWeather is filed |
in which she charges her husband with |
and with abuse. She alleges
that she is sick and unable to care for |
herself and that her physician advises |
her that for two months she will be |
unable to leave the house except for
exercise and cool air. She says she I
needs $35 a week for her support She
alleges that her husband is in receipt
of an income of from $500 to $500 a
month.
PELION ON OSSA.
John Marks who is serving a five
year sentence for horse stealing, was
brought before Judge Lindsay yester-
day morning for arraignment on two
other indictments, one for cattle steal
ing and one for perjury. The arraign-
ment, however, was continued until
Monday.
JURY, LOOK SEE!
In the trial of Lee Look yesterday
at the close of the afternoon session
the jury were taken to view the scene
Of the alleged assault near Beretania
and Nuuanu streets.