The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-06
DIVORCE MILL
GRIND5 ALWAYS
Matrimonial Bonds Arc Severed
Daily by Judge RobinsOn-Poi
Cases Are Up Again.

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relied upon 10 furnish little news,
II It is only regarding the annulmeut
Of marriages. the plant OF some poor
lone wife that her husband has failed
to keep her, or maybe because some
erring husband has neglected TO pay
the alimony to sighted wife, rs di-
rected by the court.
Yesterday was not slack day with
Judge Robinson, as far as divorces 60,
but there are days when many more
have been granted or sought. Rinzo
Shima was untrue to her marriage
vows She left Fui, her husband, some
time ago, and he was granted a di-
vorce on this ground, with the custody
of the twelve year old boy, born of
the marriage.
Kono Yanai is faithless husband
also, or rather he was, for he is not a
husband Of otolichi any more, as
Judge Robinson severed the bonds of
matrimony yesterday, because he de-
serted his wife, and failed to support
her.
, The color line was broken by the
appearance of Maggie Muldoon and her
late husband, John Muldoon. Needless
to say these folks are mot japanese.
John was ordered some time ago to
pay unto Maggie temporary alimony
of $40 per month. John mistook the
per month part of it. and evidently
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pay it, neither did he pay the $25
, attorneys fees within thirty days, nor
> the costs of $13. He has been called
he has not done this. He will have
an opportunity to do this later on.
Habeas Corpus Writ Refused.
William II. Knox petitioned for a
writ of habeas corpus, as he alleged
that he was imprisoned unlawfully. The
3 petition was denied by Judge De Bolt
n in spite of the persuasive pleading OF
l. Judge George A. Davis.
C The petitioner set out that the only
q pretext or cause of his arrest was 9
e warrant issued by Judge Monsarrat up
l. on a complaint that was void upon its
If face, not charging him with any crime
m or offense under any statute or Law
l. of the Territory; that the statute un
der which the warrant was issued wal
n contradictory in terms and was uncon
W stitutional and void; that the proceed
ID ure required by the statute unde
~ which the warrant had been issued wa
If faulty; that Judge Monsarrat had n
of jurisdiction to issue such a warrant
: but in defiance of law he issued it.
- The writ was sworn to by George A
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complaint of Annie Jones, who ha
told Judge Monsarrat that Knox ha
10 used threatening language to her. TIL
~ language said to have been used wa
7 reproduced ON the warrant, and was o
IN horrible character. She asked tina
Knox be put under bonds to keep tn
peace. Judge Monsarrat issued tn
warrant on September 30.
Justice De Bolt refused to grant tn
petition.
u Echoes From Cholera Scare.
n There were some more echoes fror
+" the cholera scare yesterday through tn
filing of some demurrers by Lorrin Al
drews Some months ago the healt
A authorities closed up some of the CHI
C. nese poi shops ON the grounds that the
@ were msanitary. The Chinese cor
he cerned-Kwong Kut Chong, Sing w
he Lung, All Sam and Chang Yung-b,
Nv came indignant and instituted proceed
ings by which they sought to recove
k. the money that they declared they ha
r.. lost through the unwarranted action G
l. the Territory.
"a City Attorney Cathcart fled demu
he rers. anOd now Lorrin Andrews on b.
NJ half of the indignant Chinese poi sho
~ keepers, has filed notices of motion [
have the demurTers struck out. I'll
~ hearing of the motions is to come u
Z tomorrow morning before Judge Viii
10 ney.
os Action for Fishing Rights.
he One of those wearying application
~. came before Judge Whitney yesterda
when the case of Cecil Brown as tru
tee of the estate of the late Kaleipu
KanOa VS.. the Territory came up, a
. action to establish fishing rights Q
lr- Kauai. Some old history was gone I'M
ar and the hearing of the case was on
de stopped by the fact that an old II
walian is wanted as witness in Il
case. He is on Kauai at present, al
in order to enable him to be here, I'll
case was continued until Wednesdt
morning next at nine O'Clock. III
venue in the case was changed from Il
rF Fifth Circuit Court to the First.
Ii Guardian Changes Wards.
r. w. Single was formerly guards
of Mary Beatrice Campbell. She g
married, and now he has been appoints
guardian of her, but now as Mrs. Bee
SEQ ley. As guardian of Miss Campbell
md has filed his final accounts, and pc
in ton for discharge. He stated that }
bat receipts were $lO,63747, and his d
for hwsements $10,021.O3. The petite
ma will come up later on.
iay Alleged stabbing Array.
- Manuel Ramos was charged vest,
day morning with having stabbed Vid
al Lopez on September last He plead
to- not guilty and the ease will come up
~; due course.
n" RHEUAdATIsM.