The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
NEEDS CARRYING
ON A sTRETCHER
Negro Brady Clements on Trial
for Mayhem Other
Court News.

The trial of Brady Clements, negro,
for mayhem in biting off his wife's
right ear proceeded to practically the
resting point of the prosecution yes
terday in Judge Robinson's court.
Wentworth NJ. Buchanan, Frank j.
Robello. Frank Godfrey, j. NJ. McChes-
ney, John James Egan, William NJ.
Mahuka, Edward n. yoeller, Charles
Butzke, David F. Motley. Patrick Nc
Grath, Thomas w. Carroll and Frank
Darling were the jurors empaneled.
County Attorney J. w. Cathcart
prosecutes and A. D. Larnarch is coun-
sci for the defendant.
Mrs. Clements proved to be an I'M
willing witness for the prosecution in
the strongest sense of the term.
Brady seems badly broken up ply
sically, having to be carried in and out
of the court room on the stretcher of
the patrol wagon.
MANSLAYER SENTENCED.
Osata, indicted for murder in the
second degree, was allowed to plead
guilty to manslaughter and Judge Rob-
inson sentenced him to Imprisonment
for ten years. In a fight among Jap
anese. at Honolulu on November 8.
the prisoner used knife with fatal
effect on Migata Saburo.
BISHOP STREET EXTENSION.
A host of respondents in the Bishop
street extension condemnation sui. sare
given to and including April Z within
which to file their respective answers.
PROBATE.
Judge Lindsay has appointed Lili-
kalani Fern as guardian of the person
and property of Elizabeth Kalanipaa-
hao, minor.
Robert w Anderson has filed his
bond as administrator of the estate of
Mon Min.
DIVORCE.
Aea sues Keawe for divorce on ac-
count of failure to provide and deser-
ton. They were married at Waikane
on January 1, 1904.
Summons for divorce in the case Of
Annie Kelau against Kaleilohelani Ke-
lau was served on libelee at Hanalei,
Kauai.
TORRENs TITLE COURT
Peter c. Jones, Ltd, petitions the
Court of Land Registration for a regis
tered title to $1,000 square feet of land
at Kaalaalao, Honolulu, assessed with
improvements at $4,000 and occupied by
Peter c. Jones as a private residence.
Judge P. L. Weaver has granted a
registered title to Nellie B. Marks for
$50 square feet of land at Kapalama.
GARNISHEES PAY MONEY
In the case of j. H. Raymond against
All Ping and others, plaintiff by "A. G.
NJ. Robertson, his attorney, acknewl-
edges the payment to him of $463.90 by
All You and Lahaina National Bank
and consents to their discharge as gar
nishees.
CIVIL JURY.
Judge De Bolts jury is further ex-
cused until Wednesday, April 1.
THE FEDERAL COURT.
Luhiau, the Hilo schoolboy, testified
in his own behalf in the U. s. District
Court yesterday afternoon. He denied
that District Attorney Breckons show
ed him the postal money order he is
charged with raising from So to $50.
Also he denied that he told Mr.. Ly-
man on the steamer, as that witness
had testified, that he had confessed
to Mr.. Breckons. What he said to the
District Attorney, as stated by him to
Mr.. Lyman, was~''I give it up"
Judge Dole at 4 p. m. continued the
trial until this morning 1t will likely
be concluded today. Lono, the other
boy accused in the same matter, viii |
be tried later.