Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-28
MANy.PRISONERS
ARRAloNED
BEFORE JUDGE DOLE

A large number of those against
whom the Federal Grand Jury has re-
turned indictments were before Judge
Dole this morning TO be arraigned, to
| lead or TO be sentenced A fair per-
lccntage Of the prisoners are pleading
guilty, which will obviate the neces-
Isity Of trying them. In The case OF
NiOators of the Edmunds Act It Is I'M
probable that great many of the;n
iwill be punished. When sudden
marriage takes place, or when the per-
sons indicted abandon their evil ways,
ias Breckons puts II, the cases are often
dropped, or continued for long time.
T. Motoshige and r. Koeda. the two
japanese who were indicted for trey
pass upon the quarantine reservation,
pleaded guilty this morning and got
of much easier than they evidently
Expected. Judge Dole fined .nem each
| ten dollars and costs. Each of them
RULED out about hundred dollars
10 pay his fine, showing that they were
prepared for more severe punishment.
Their excuse for being on the grounds
vas that they didn't know any better.
lThey went over to take some fruit to
q fellow cOuntryman and inadvertent-
Iy stepped across the dead line, when
they were arrested and the fruit was
taken away. who ate IL did not de-
relop before the Court.
T. s. ChOy the Korean Interpreter,
who Is charged with adultery, was up
with his companion. No Sang Bong.
Although he was once Korean inter
prefer for the same court before which
he must now answer to the charge,
lie demanded an Interpreter Both he
and the woman entered pleas of not
IGuilty. The case was set for trial No
vcmber 22.
X. lnoshita, charged with having
forged a name to money order was
Iarraigned. He will plead next Satur-
day.
Lee Yong pleaded guilty to having in
his possession counterfeit coin. Sem
tCnce next Saturday.
Kuaplli and Kuinl. the huge lIa-
waiian man and woman, who were ar
rested some time ago on the charge Of
making peculiarly vile brand OF
swipes without the consent of the
Government, both pleaded guilty. They
will get theirs next Saturday also.
Kim Yong Han was arraigned on
the charge of having In his possession
la counterfeit die. Entered a plea OF
not guilty. Trial was set Tor Noyem'
Der 10.
Chu Hong Yong confessed that he
had made u die Tor the manufacture OF
counterfeit money. The judge will
sentence him November 23. Kim Ke-
on Noon pleaded guilty to having
counterfeit money In his possession
and will be sentenced November 2.
The arraignment of KanikiChi HI
rano and Shigaka was continued until
next Wednesday. as was also that OF
Hirano on the charge of importing wo-
men into the country for unlawful pur-
poses HanZo Ueno will be arraigned
at the same time ON similar charge.
Hiyakichi limbo will be arraigned
Wednesday on the charge of Illicit SELL
ing of liquor.
Pa Hu Nos arraignment on the
charge OF cOunterfelting was continued
until tomorrow, as he had no counsel.
Jack Atkinson was appointed by the
Court to defend him.
David KueO, one of the boys impll-
Gated in the robbing Of the United
States warehouse and selling the stun
10 Rosenburg, pleaded guilty. He will
be sentenced November %.
Lam Zip and Lau Shee were given
Imutil Wednesday to plead to the
lCAarge OF peonage.
The William White bankruptcy case
was continued for two weeks.
Court adjourned until . o'clock to-
Imorrow morning, to give the Grand
Jury the use of the court room.