The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03

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satisfy the demands OF Justice, and tho
President Of the United States, in sub
hitting the report 10 congress, In spe
eial message mad declared that that
country could not tefr -e 20 re
dress al injury inflicted through an
abuse Of power by officers clothed with
its authority and wearing It's uniform;
that the said Queen during said time
had the further shock and modification
Of seeing many of those who were APP
parently her most devoted subjects, In
Guiding one Of said defendants, Curtis
P. Iaukea, desert her failing cause, and
even arraying Themselves in arms
AGAINST her, for the sake Of office; that
the said Queen, during a considerable
portion of said time since her de.
thronement, suffered, as the petitioners
are informed and believe, and for q
long time was treated for certain dis.
order, which Las the effect Of impair
ing the will; all Of which causes, in,
Guiding the mental and physical suffer,
ing ensuing therefrom, together with
the infirmities Of mind incident to old
age, impaired he mind and memory o.
Ihe said Queen before the second day
nf December, 1909, 20 that, as the
Queen herself declared in several affi.
davits in said year, she was suffering
from the forgetfulness Of old age, that
her memory was impaired, and that she
was unable to remember 30 simple o
thing as the service Of process upon
her, although such service was not un
familiar. - -
Trust Deed Dased queen d "a,
"That thereafter, Jon December 4,
1909, the said Queen departed from
Honolulu for the city Of Washington,
where she was seeking TO press her
claim against the United States, and,
when in San Francisco, on the twenty
eighth day of December, 1909, she ask
ed her old friend Col. Samuel Parker.
who had called upon her at the hotel,
IL he knew anything about her having
signed deed of trust parting with al
her property and the disposition Of it,
and. when the said Parker replied that
he had and that IL had been printed
in the papers, she said she had not
sipned trust deed, but made a will,
and that said defendant 8. NJ. Damon
and the said Cecil Brown were wit.
nesses to II. The said Queen seemed
dazed, and not TO know where she was,
and sent for the said Prince and asked
him If he had heard or knew she had
signed away her property under trust
deed, and npon his replying in the ,af.
firmative said to him that she wished
to have said deed of trust revoked
-whereHpon the said Prince advised her
TO consult an attorney, and the said
Queen. thereupon retained the firm OF
, ThomDsnn. Clemens & Wilder, and con
suited with F.. E. Thompson, ESQ.,, who
was then in San Francisco, with refer
'ence to taking steps in said matter
and the said firm, by her direction
gave notice Of the revocation of said
deed Of trust in the paper prints and
to said trustees.
! effort of the Queen TO obtain revoca
tion of the trust, beginning January 81
1910. while she was in Washington
resulting in the filing Of a suit in the
! circuit court here February 10, 1910
/ praving that the deed Of trust be sci
aside. In her prayer she alleged the
trust lad been executed by her with
out full knowledge of its intent "ant
under a mistaken belief as to the char
{ acter of the same. 81 .,-,,.g
/ But on her return to Honolulu sh,
discontinued the suit, April 81, follow
ing. Kuhio's complaint AYERS tina
John A. Dominis, who accompanied he
on the trip, signed the papers seeking
revocation of the trust, but at TIL
same time FUSED all his influence will
the Queen to prevent the revocation.
On her return to Honolulu, II alleges
she came again under the influence o
! c. p. Iaukea, "and by the eontrivanc,
and solicitations Of the said defendan
Iaukea. and said defendant, Dominis
and being deprived of the advice o
friends on whom she was accustomed
to relv. discontinued said suit. - s.;
1t tells OF the transfer Of power o
attorney on May 10, 1910, from tn
Henry Warehouse Trust Company =
c. P. Iaukea; also Of the appointment
~ s. NJ. Damon to I'll the vacancy Of
the board of trustees left vacant b.
the death OF A. 8, Cleghorn.
Direct Charges OF Fraud
Tho fo1Iovving. Jirect cbarge il mad
against Iaukea and Dominis: 4 y.
HTbat NJ all times 4 4 h Curti
p Iaukeo and John A Dominis nav
unIawfnIIv and frauduIenfly- lcombine6
cnnsnirod and ronfederated together, ia
the nurnose If obtaining .ontrol of III