The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-13
NEW TERM Of
FEDERAL COURT
Wynne Case Is Set for Next
M0nday-CaseS Mol
Pressed.

The United States District Court for
the District of Hawaii opened yester.
day morning for the first day of the
October term.
The calendar of criminal cases was
called and a number of cases were mol
pressed and the remainder continued,
with the exception of the Wynne case,
which was set tor hearing next Monday,
October 10. There are a large number
of witnesses in this case and it promises
to be a long drawn out case.
Of the cases nol-prossed, four were
cOunterfeiting cases against Kim Bong
Chuen, Chu Hong Yong, Kong Chi Soon,
and Kim Keen Moon. These defendants
are now all serving sentences of i'm
prisonment and the United States attor-
ney in entering the noi-prosses stated
that he did so because, the ends of jus
tice had been SUBSCRIBED by the SEN
fences already imposed.
John Kakae, indicted under the Ed
munds Act, made the amende honorable,
and the indictment against him was dis
missed. Frank Borges and Laura Mar
tin indicted under the Edmunds Act,
will have to appear again next week,
the case being continued until then.
The case of Alloy and KOhola is an
old case that has been ON the calendar
for a year or so. 1t was continued
until next week. The same was done
with the case of Aloiau and Isaac Kau-
hoe, case that involves the forfeiture
of a bond. The same also was done
with the case against William Reed and
Mary Halleron.
The case against Captain James +.
Carter was continued for week
The ease against Jacob Rosenberg for
receiving stolen property of the United
States was continued until next week
The John Wynne murder case was set
for next Monday.
Judge Dole took occasion to compli-
ment c. H. Mcbride for the zeal and
ability he showed in the defense of
John Kapele charged with contempt of
court.
Following the call of the calendar,
the grand jury for the term was called
and impaneled.
Additional Jurors Drawn.
In Judge Lindsay's court yesterday
additional trial jurors were drawn.
Their services are needed in the suit of
]. p. Mendonca VS.. George Markham,
ejeetment. The following are those
drawn: James Stuart Sharp, James Ku
olia, Charles j. Ludwigsen, Edward B. !,
Joseph 1. Whittle, Richard |
W. Douglas, George Sanderson, Clifford |
Charles jerks, Thomas Nc
Lean, Henry P. Kaohi, Josephus C. AK
tell and Abraham Panini.
Foreclosure Suit.
w. o. Smith as trustee for Emmett |
Sharrat Stoney, Frank G.. Sharrat, and |
w. A. Bailey, has begun suit in the Cir
,uit Court to foreclose mortgage against |
n. G. Peterson, Charles f. Peterson and
Carrie E. Peterson. The DEBT claimed |
IS a balance of $4,000 on a transaction |
N 1901.
Cases May be Set.
Judge De Bolt has caused the posting |
Of a notice to parties in civil causes |
hat their jury cases may now be set |
Town for a day certain in November |
where the parties consent.
Brown v. Brown.
George j. Brown, a clerk at the Ha-
waiian Hotel, has begun divorce pro
seedings against his wife, whom he |
charges with statutory offense.
Bail Forfeited
PAX Cha Do, who was indicted for
assault and battery, forfeited bail in !
Judge Robinson IS court yesterday.