The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
GNU SEQ GUILTY
AND TEN YEARS

A jury in Judge Lindsay's court
promptly found Chu SEQ guilty OF
burglary in the second degree. yester-
day afternoon. Chu SEQ. young and
husky looking Chinese. was charged
with entering the house of a Chinese
woman at Moanalua and attempting to
steal sort of Chinese escritoire.
The witness went on the stand in his
own behalf and told a rambling story
of his movements on the day he was
accused of this crime. The jury were
out only five minutes and returned
with a verdict of guilty as charged.
Judge Lindsay sentenced him to ten
years imprisonment. The jury in this
case was as follows:
]. L. P. Robinson. X. r. G. Wallace.
n. A Asch, F. X. Mcclure, W. G.
Walker. c. F. Merrifeld. Charles Phil
lips, G. W. Macy. W. Z. Turrell. F.
H. Armstrong, II. L. Herbert, H G.
Dillingham;.
SUED FOR LIQUOR
Hoffschlaeger & Company have sued
the Kauai Wine & Liquor Company
for s511.33 for goods sold and delivered.
BILL OF EXCEPTIONS.
The bill of exceptions in the Vivian
case has been approved by
Judge De Bolt. 1t is stipulated that
each of the defendants may take adj
vantage of any exception in the bill.
the object being to make more than
one bill of exceptions unnecessary.
There are twenty-eight exceptions re-
lied on. The bill is in the matter of
the suit on Vivian Richardson's bond.
CASE SET.
The case of Hattie K. Kekino V. Y.
Ahin is set for trial before Judge Rob-
inson and a jury at 10 o'clock this
JUDGE ROBINSON'S JURORS.
All Jurors in Judge Robinson's court
are notified to be present at the court
room this morning at 10 o'clock. The
last month has been a month Of very
steady work for jurors in Judge Rob-
inson's court. Jury trials have been
going on constantly. And in spite OF
the fact that jurors were only notified
to be present when they were actually
needed. so as to save their own time
and expense to the Territory, the jury
payroll in this court for October was
nearly 5000.
DECREE ENTERED.
In the case of j. o. Carter, trustee.
". Mary H. S. Davis, Henry A. P.
Carter, and Grace S. Carter, a decree
was entered in the Supreme Court
Wednesday in accordance with the de-
cision and opinion filed some days ago.
by which it is declared that Mary H.
S. Davis has no interest in, and is not
entitled to the premises in controversy,
and that defendants Henry A. P Car
ter and Grace S. Carter are entitled to
the premises. The trustee is accord
ingly directed to convey the premises
to the Latter.
VERDICT IN EXCITEMENT.
In the trial of the case of Kahalena
v. Louis Pearson and others, eject
ment, land in Palama and $1,000 dam
1ScSs d July III uu6C IhOOAAoOh . NpaA
yesterday, after being out only five
returned a verdict for plain
tiff and $3.50 damages. The plaintiff
was represented by C. F. Peterson and
A. D. Larnach, and the defendants by
Thompson & Clemens.
WANT AN ADMINISTRATORS.
Loo Leong Shee, widow of A. H. Loo
Ngawk, has filed a petition in the Cir
cult Court asking that letters of ad-
be granted TO L. Apana,
otherwise known as Loo Ping, on the
estate Of her husband. Her husband
lied in Heong San in the province OF
Canton, China, July IS, 1896, leaving a
widow and son, Loo Wing Chew, who /
lied in 1898 leaving a son, Loo Tau |
Chez, aged 16, and a daughter, Loo
Say Lau, aged 10. The estate of the
iecedent, A H. Loo Ngwak, is valued /
1t $4,000 and consists OF real estate |
IN the islands of Oahu and Maui and |
IN interest in the firm of Sing Ching /
z Co. and cash in the hands of that 4
irm.
SAVIDGE'S NEW JOB.
William Savidge was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator de bonis non
With Will annexed of the estate of /
Ching Jam Yen, deceased, in bond of |
200.
THE OPUNUIS SEPARATE.
Judge De Bolt yesterday granted a |
livorce to Hattie NJ. Opunui from w.
3. Opunui on the ground of desertion.
DENIES ALL.
In the case OF Ethel Barr VS.. Homo
ulu Rapid Transit & Land Company, |
he defendant has flied an answer |
denying every allegation in the COM
plant.
WITH WILL, ANNEX ED.