The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-05-31
BISHOPS CASE GOES
TO SUPREME COURT
PLAINTIFFS IN THE PAIKo SUIT
APPEAL FROM CIRCUIT
COURT DECISION.

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The record on appeal from the first
judicial circuit court, in an action to
quit title in the suit of Joseph Paiko
ct al. against the Right Rev. Libert
H. Boeynaems, Bishop of Zeugma, was
filed in the supreme court yesterday.
In the lower court the defendant de-
murrer to amended bill was sustained
and the amended bill of complaint was
dismissed and the plaintiffs have APP
pealed to the supreme court.
]. Lightfoot is attorney for the
plaintiffs and Larnach and Robinson
appear for the defendant.
The divorce case of Lucy de Coito
against Manuel de Coito alleging eX-
treme cruelty on the part of Manuel,
was dismissed by Judge Whitney yes,
terday, ON the ground that extreme
cruelty was not shown. The case was
tried May %,
The talesmen for the trial jury were
drawn yesterday in Judge Cooper s
court. They have been ordered to re.
port Monday, June 8, at eight-thirty
O'Clock. The names drawn were Clar-
ence Il. Waterman, William R. T..
Schmidt, Stephen Alencastre, Benjamin
f. Yickers, Raymond c. AXtell George
T. Bruins, Jack Horace Wyatt, and AL
bert +. Along.
The bill of exceptions in the case of
the Territory against Chung Nung was
fled with the clerk of Judge Robinson IS
court yesterday. Chung Nung is the
Chinaman who was recently found
guilty of raping a child of less than
twelve years of age and sentenced to
life imprisonment.
Carmela Ramires Amanda was yester-
day granted decree of divorce from
Emilio Amanda by Judge Whitney. The
grounds alleged in the petition were
failure to provide The minor child
WAS given to the custody of the mother
superior of the Convent of the Sacred
Hearts. The decree takes effect today.
John MarcallinO yesterday filed his
master s report IN the matter of the
estate of George C. Beckley on the first
annual account of III. NJ. Won Holt,
Henry p. Beckley and Mary c. Beckley,
trustees of the estate of George Beck
ley, deceased. 1t appears that the
total disbursements for the year
amounted TO $l4,6S5.20
On behalf of Iva Joseph, Attorney
Fl. G. Spencer yesterday filed papers
for the annulment of libelant S mar
rage to William Joseph. The suit i,
based on the fact that previous TO hel
marriage to William Joseph he had an
sther wife living. The petition state,
that William has already been arrested
by the federal authorities on the charge
Of bigamy.
Bow Sen was arrested yesterday
afternoon by the federal authorities oil
the charge of receiving, buying and sell
ing unstamped opium.
A few days ago he was also arrested
by the territorial authorities, and il
was discovered that he was man wit
had been wanted by the federal officer
on a charge of completely with Norman
b. Smith, who was arrested last fall il
San Francisco, returned 10 Honolulu
pleaded guilty, and was fined ffteel
hundred dollars.
Bow Sen appeared before the fedora
court aud bail was fixed at fifteen hun
drod dollars, in absence of which lac
being held. After being arrested b
MAS given the third degree Iii
ease will come mp Saturday morning.
Yesterday morning Mary Williams Q
lNilel was arrested by Marshal llendr
for selling liquor without licens
hle appeared before Commission,
naYis, waived examination and Mas u
leased on her own feeoRulzanee.
John Alapa, Who IL nov serving
sentence in the Oahu inil for sellln
liquor without q iironse, Wus srrpe
niil Rauaul lsfuea hY tho feirr
suiheiliira fuf ihf Same offence.
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- fefg little doing until wst Monde