The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-16
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GUARDIAN JAILED

Manu-. well-built Hawaiian, was
arrested last night for disturbing the
peace and also for malicious injury. |
He entered the home of Hawaiian
woman on Parker lane and began to
turn the furniture upside down. He
threw a mattress into the lane, broke
the bed and did considerable damage
to the few pieces Of furniture in the
room. The police came in and carted
Manu- off to Jail.
Manu- claims that he is the guardian
of the woman! because her husband is
a trusty at the police station. He
saws she failed to obey orders and he
felt it his duty to show his authority.
The Atcherleys.
A secret meeting of the insanity
commission figures in the latest trouble
of Mrs. Mary Atcherley and her hus-
band, DR.. John Atcherley, now con-
fined in the insane asylum. Mrs. At
cherley presented carefully prepared
petition to the commission for re-
hearing of Atcherley's case under the
law emitting patients to such when
they are deemed sufficiently cured TO
warrant it. The commission refused to
! consider the petition.
So Mrs. Atcherley came to the su-
preme court with petition for writ
| of mandamus which was issued by
Chief Justice Hartwell, commanding
the commission to investigate the
| case.
Then, says Mrs. Atcherley, the COM
| mission went to the room of Doctor
| Atcherley in the insane asylum and
held a perfunctory investigation on
the treatment that Afcherley was re-
ceiving instead of investigating his
sanity. Doctor Peterson is also said
to have removed call the things out
of the room before they came. Mrs
Atcherley, neglected to say what
things. The doctor didn't even know
he was being examined for his sanity
The commission returned on the writ
, of mandamus yesterday with the re
port that Doctor Atcherley was very
well. thank you, but still bugs, o.
something to that effect. Mrs. Atcher
ley said that she won't stand for thi
travesty of justice. Meanwhile, she il
preparing another petition for anothe
writ of mandamus
Maxine Free.
A nolle prosequi was yesterday en-
tered against the name Of Fred K Ma
kino Higgenbotham, who was to com
before the federal court on a charg
of having in his possession and 70
sale obscene pictures and postals. Ha
seguehi, his clerk, was induced t
change his plea from not guilty t
guilty, and was fined 800. FEEDERS
authorities would not, yesterday, di:
cuss the reasons for the action.
A nolle prosequi was also entered
the case against Jacob Rosenberg, VIII
was accused of receiving goods stole
, | from the United States government.
Her Majesty
/ Liliuokalani is still Queen of Hawa
in the papers being filed in the burea
of eonveyanees. "Her Majesty sti
rules good many hearts, hearts tn;
are willing to acknowledge it proud
when her name figures in the transa
tons recorded.
Lydia K. Aea Kaloio and husbar
yesterday fled paper in the bures
of conyeyanees transferring deed
little over two acres in Kahaloa, NJ
| NOa NdleN, TO LlIIuohdIdnl. IN
parts of the document. the ex-queen
. referred to as "Her Majesty Liliuok
lani.'
ii Courthouse Notes.
The bill of exceptions of Edwa
Campbell in his suit against H. Hac
field & Co. for $4,000 damages "
filed in the supreme court yesterda
Campbell takes exceptions to the iud
directing the verdict TO be against HI
= = on motion Of the defendant. to the Y,
diet itself and TO the denial of a ut
mM trial.
!. ]. Bvrne has commenced 81
against X Murakoa of Waikiki. Ma
to recover $52.12 which the complai
alleges was owing to the Metropolit
Meat Market for goods delivered. 7
debt was assigned to Byrne.
The accounts of Richard H Trent
guardian Of Joseph and Wehinenani J
kae'e have been filed in the cirG
- court. He charges himself with $5I3
and asks to be allowd S595.14 7
Il balance due him is $3.50
Job Bachelor has filed a maste