The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-07
Fitting Fails to Convince Federal
Court That japanese Woman
Should Be Deported.
(Trom Thursday Advertiser }


Suye Katsuyama, held at the federal
immigration station rs an undesirable
alien, was yesterday ordered discharged
hy the federal court on the return of
the writ of habeas corpus sued out in
her favor by Attorney Joseph Light
foot, u bold Of $3.50 being required.
Assistant United States District Attor
ney Biting gave notice OF appeal from
the ruling OF the court.
The habeas corpus petition of Ma
tGuichi Tanaka was argued yesterday
before the federal court, taken under
advisement and continued until ten
q 'clor'; Saturday morning
j. O. Tuplin, charged with having
unlawiully permitted seventeen Japa'
ncse TO ,scurc from the steamer Ilamp.
stead and land in Hawaii pleaded
guilty yesterday before the federal
ccurt and was fined 500. The costs
in the case were RENTED.
IIyland Case Continued.
The case against Mrs. j. y. liyland,
charged with transporting concealed
opium was again continued in the fed
eral court yesterday, this time until
| Monday morning at ten o clock. 1t is
understood the woman is cndeavoring
to secure counsel, Tut has been unable
to 90 so, Attorneys Middlediteh and
Joseph LightfoOt, who successfully rep.
resented her, having withdrawn from
the case. 1t is also desired that Dis
trict Attorney Breckons handle the
prosecution, us he is said to have
| .,.n, ls.,l tb., tb. III
and is more familiar with its details
than is Assistant District Attorney
Biting.
Bankrupt Petition Granted.
The petition of Y. Matsumoto to b!
declared voluntary bankrupt was yes
terday granted in the federal court and
the matter referred to George $. Curry
referee.
Provided the woman in the case Il
able tn attend cont, the trial of Fran
cisco Begas and Mrs. Petra Rodriguei
lluete. charged with u statutory offense
will he continued lefore the jury Thu
morning ut half-past eight o clock.
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One of the transient visitors to tn
city on the transport Thomas, whicl
} left for san Francisco at midnight Tues
day was Chauncey McGovern, editor
author and poet, whose literary wor
has earned for him the sohriquet o
the "Kipliug of the Philippines MI
, McGovorn has been visitor to TIL
city of and ON during the past iftee
years, during which time he has Gale
the Philippines home.
On ana napuginn snNarul Nanrs nUf
homeward lSund, he published II papc
for the passengers on the transport an
? had ii published ut The Advertiser plan
when thu vessel reached Honolulu.
lie is now ON the way TO the Coas
, to open a publicity bureau tor the Phi
> ippiucs aud will be- one of the island,
chief boosters on the continent.
lie was AZ one time an officer in th
constabulnry, after having been di
charged from the Army, aud has III
. med IA numerous court cases whore h
y services have Teen sought AZ han,
Writing expert.
D. Leaving the service, Mr. M,Goycr
a entered business, was connected wit
d the local press aud was for many yea
/" 20 the head of the Eseulia Press, h
b lat enterprise iu The Philippines hoiu
4 that of editor and proprietor of MOI
J. MnuDy,
q NJ MeuoYrm Do tho author
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