The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
CASES To
SUPREME COURT
,rs0sa Wednesdays Aaver,lseso

tFrosa Wednesdays Aavertgsesl
JUaSe Lindsay yesterday morning de-
asea the petition. in hsNc&s corpus pro-
eee<ssagS, for the release ~ Mary n.
/ Sarakahla. the first ~ the two cases
[ in which Il was sought - release two
women who are held az the kana
/ the MolosSai settlement
1 The KsrnaksAia case has Tor several
DAYS been before Judge lindsay. ana
yesterday the woman was remanaed
inte the custody ~ the Board OF
| Health.
Attorney Clarence W. Ashford. rcprs-
I Sen,inx the women. noted an exception
10 the ruling ~ the court. and gave
notice 70 the effect ths: he would with
OUT delay take the matter eetors the
Supreme Court.
F,,r this reason the Attorney Cen
erars department siSaified willingness
to have the case ~ the other woman.
similar 20 that ~ Kanakshia, 50 over
untn the supreme Court passes eu the
HaInak&hiS case.
Is NOW DIvoRCEp,
Vtctorino Soares Vieira yesterday
secured release from his wife, Maria
Hritss IxuScio Nieica. deSertton being
the ground ~ action.
For number II months the case has
been pending. owing 70 inability 70 To-
cate the defendant. who was supposed
70 be residing in Oakland. The ser
vices oS a detective aSency were cali /
ed in. hut nothing came of the sIort, I
and service could not be l,Fd. The Ill
vorce is accordingly granted.
LOPEZ IN KAIIHI.
High sheriff William Henry is in re-
ceipt OF information that Lopez. the
Porto Rican who broke from Oahu
prison several months ago. is in hid
ing in Ealihi valley.
on Monday evening the High Sheriff
sent men 70 the place described by his
informant. \ dos barked and the
officers hid.
Suddenly q man. who looked like the
escape. loomed at the door of the house
which had been surrounded. \ glimpse
Of his face could De had. in the faint
dawn He began firing AZ the officers.
Several shots were exchanged. and
then the man made his way to the
ro0d. calling ont in Hawaiian. The
officers were convinced that he was not
the man they wanted and withdrew
The man had been instructed. he said
later. 70 shoot at any iutruders who
might present themselves around the
house in the night He had. naturally
enough, not knowing who they We're.
mistaken the officers for robbers.
The High Sheriff's men are stiu in
vestisating the story OF Lopez being
hidden in the valley. his informant be-
ing positive that he was seen there re
Gently.
SAKE DECISION DEFERRED.
Decision Of the L. :. Circuit Court
OF Appeals in the famous sake case.
expected today. viii not be given until
May 4. the judges announcing that
they had not had sufficient time Tn
consider all the points As they should
be considered.
The matter was tried on March I.
and briefs ordered submitted and all
other cases pending took preference
over the sake matter.
COURT NOTES.
9. H DiCkey was yesterday morning
named by Judge Lindsay as executor
Of the estate Of William F. Williams,
deceased. under $500 bond The estate
consists OF real estate on South and
Queen streets valued at about si700.
In ]. p. Rodrigues. trustee. V. VII
liam McCandless. aSsumpsit. full judg- |
ment is awarded plaintiff.
Evidence was completed yesterday
afternoon before L. :. Commissioner
Hatch in the schooner A. J. West libel
N which FIVE sailors are suing FOR
wages. passage and subsistence. The
matter went over TO this afternoon for
any further evidence which might crop ,
lp.