The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
A NEW CHARGE
CONTINUED from rage one,

oners were given their liberty without
bond.
Before the case was taken up Judge
DE Bolt stated that he wished opposing
counsel to understand that they should |
indulge in no personalities. The re- |
suit was comparatively quiet session
and no names were called. An oh,
lection by Lightfoot to the prosecution
by Messrs. Kinney and Prosser.
brought forth the information that
both gentlemen have been commits
stoned as deputy attorney generals OF
the Territory.
The complaint in the cases is as fol-
lows:
William Henry, being first duly
sworn, on oath deposes and says:
That he is the duly appointed, quail
flied and acting High Sheriff of the
Territory of Hawaii. That Y. Sega.
| Y. Tasaka, X. Kawamura, NJ. Negoro
and F. X. Maxine. all of Honolulu IN
the City and County OF Honolulu. in
the First Circuit, at Honolulu in the
City and County of Honolulu, and in
the Circuit aforesaid and within the
| jurisdiction of this Honorable Court.
/ on the 18th day of January in the
Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Nine, unlawfully, mali
ciously and fraudulently combined and
mutually undertook and concerted to-
gether. and with other persons whose
| nn IN off a MT IN,
do what plainly and directly tended to
excite and occasion offense, and to do
what was obviously and directly inju-
rious to another, in that. to-wit at the
time aforesaid and at the place afore-
said they and each of them did nlaw-
combine with each other, and with
other persons whose names are to this
affiant unknown, and mutually under
took and concerted together to prevent
Honolulu Sugar Company a corpora
ton, Oahu Sugar Company, Limited, =
corporation, Eva Plantation Company,
corporation, Waialua Agricultural
Company. corporation, then and
these being corporations owning SUI
gar plantations within the City and
County of Honolulu, Territory afore-
said, and the managers thereof, from
p exercising and carrying on the bust
ness of said corporations and from OPP
= Grating their respective sugar planta-
tons, such prevention so alleged, as
aforesaid, to be accomplished by the
a dafandontr ahoVa-namad and hv fhair
co-conspirators, aforesaid, by certain
= indirect sinister and unlawful meth
= DDS and means to-wit, by intimidating
and threatening violence against, and
by instigating and melting others to
intimidate and threaten violence
against, and melting and instigatlne
assaults and batteries upon all Japa-
nese in the City and County of Homo
, lulu, aforesaid. then and there beine
who opposed or should oppose an i'm
mediate demand being made by the
Japanese laborers employed upon said
sugar plantations, for an increase Of
wages, and who should oppose a STRIKE
= being started by such of said last
named Japanese laborers as were re
fused such demand, and upon all Jap
: anese in the City and County of Ho
nolulu, aforesaid, who should attemp
to pursuade any of said Japanese la
. borers who should be refused such de
mand for an increase OF wages from
leaving the employment of tn
managers or corporations afore
!, said, who were or might be employin
y them, and from refusing to continu
X or renew such employment; and b
" Iintimidatlng and threatening violenc
N against, and by instigating and incit
" ing others to intimidate and threate
violence against and melting and in
stigating assaults and batteries upo
" all Japanese labOrers employed upo
,r said sugar plantations by said man
ayers and corporations who shoul
10 continue to work for the corporation
A. and managers aforesaid after beln
ly notified by the defendants and the
lie said co-conspirators to cease workin
ny for. and to refuse employment frol
e, the corporations aforesaid and I'll
K managers thereof; and by intimida