The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-18
IN7BR-ISLAND HAPPENINGS

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LIHUE, March 12.-CThe Garden
Islaud) THE march term Of the cir
cult court opened for business last
Friday, among the first transactions
being the granting Of naturalization
papers to Herman August Rohrig. A
second petition was before the court
but was denied on technically
The criminal calendar has been
completed with the exception of the
Kekaha riot case which involves four
teen Japanese, all of whom are under
indictment for murder in the first de-
gree.
In the case of Territory of Hawaii
VS.. Mitsuyasu charged with murder
in the first degree a plea of not guilty
was charged to that of guilty of muir
der in the second degree, for which
sentence to life Imprisonment was
pronounced. L. NJ. Straus for de-
PENDANT.
The cases Of the Territory of Ha-
wall VS.. All Hoy, Muranaka, Mrs Ho-
ribe and All Tai, charged with selling
liquor without license, were dis
charged
In the case of the Territory of Ha-
waii VS.. Anakalea, charged with in
cest, the defendant pleaded guilty and
received a sentence of ten years i'm
prisonment at hard labor Mrs. All
Foon, the woman in the case, receiv-
ed a sentence of twenty-four hours in
Jail for her share in the mix-up.
Simeon Victog, Filipino, under in
dictment for assault with a dangerous
weapon pleaded not guilty. However
the jury formed a different opinion
and defendant got six months at hard
labor. w. J. Sheldon for defendant.
Health Rule Violated.
HANALEI, March S.-Permitting a
drunken sot to break into quarantine
and then once inside, to turn him
loose on the community again; to al
low the father of a child who is in
quarantine to roam at will, exposing
the entire neighborhood, certainly pre-
sents something new in the way OF
quarantine regulations and needless
to say will not likely meet with the
approval of the Board of Health.
The case of diphtheria which ap
peared in a Chinese family recently
was the cause for much alarm among
the people here, and much relief wal
felt when DR.. Yanakihara so prompt!
established quarantine regulations
However, the doctor could not remail
with the patient, and feeling that h
= had arranged matters satisfactorily
he returned to Kilauea. In the NEAR
time, the father of the child VIII
lives in Wainiha, was sent for and o
arrival was given authority by tn
deputy sheriff to go and come at will
This he proceeded to do, by passin
Immediately from the sick bed t
stores, the wharf and any other pull
lie place where his fancy might die
tate. He finally brought up with a
officer of the Board of Health VIII
lost no time in explaining the situi
ton and asking his retirement froI
public mixing.
The case of the drunk was simpl
one of open defiance of the law H
simply bullied the guards and passe
in. He was later fired out, and her
is the ridiculous part of it, He wa
fired out, covered with germs whic
he was at liberty to distribut
throughout the vicinity His plac
was, once inside, to remain there III
til the quarantine had been lifted.
Hanaei Society Event
Saturday night and Sunday tn
70 beautiful and always hospitable HON
of Mrs. Riedel was the scene of on
of the most enjoyable social event
! of the season when Kilauea friend
a. turned out en- masse to enjoy tn
10 hospitality of one of the truest an
X kindest little women of Kauai
is On Saturday Mrs. Riedel and he
t. daughter, Meta Riedel, entertaine
IS. the following guests at a delightfI
81 luncheon: Mrs. Wing, Mrs. Myers
e Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs, Yanagihari
!, Mrs. White, Miss left, and Miss Kea
ing
a. In the evening a dinner was give
IS by Mr.. and Mrs White and Mr.. Bore
"a ko. The dinner was an elaborate a
lit fair at which was served an abun,
n ance of every good thing that art an
III ingenuity could provide. Those pre-
m ent were Mrs. Myers, Mr.. Lester M
20 ers, Mrs. Wing, Mrs, Chamberlain
DR. and Mrs. Yanagihara, Mr.. an