The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-24
UNWR|TTEN LAWNO
HELP TO kA|0DE
Wife Who Caused a Murder Re-
conciIed To Husband On His
Way To Penitentiary
tMsn Special to The Advertise,

HUJO, October 20-Sitting on the
lan6is Of the fourth circuit court YES.
terday morning was the wife Of Nico.
lbs Kaiode, who WINS before Judge
Quinn on q charge Of murder for kill.
idg her lover, Hilario, at Pahoa last
month. She was a miniature speci.
mn Of a woman, and sat there with
'"r hand done mp in bandagrs. show
x that she had lost the first finger
# her right hand. She wns WHITING
ior the news Of what happened to her
husband.
Within the courtroom, where judge
Quinn had refused to accept plea
from the prisoner of guilty to a charge
Z murder In the first degree, he. at
Ehis time, permitted Kaiode to with.
lraw his enforced plea Of not guilty
and to plead guilty to a charge Of
murder in the second degree. Attor.
ney CoTeR represented the prisoner in,
court. H. LAY,
County Attorney Beers stated that
he would nccept a plea of murder in
the second degree.
Judge Quinn, however, sold he cou,d
not do that, as the prisoner could not
plead to q charge which had not been
made against him. He might saw he
was willing to plead to such a charge.
but the charge would have to be mace
first before the plea could be accented
Mr.. Beers then said such would be tho
charge, and made ii.
Aftcr these preliminaries Kaiode
was allowed TO plead guilty to a charge
OF murder in the second degree. which
ne did. Judge Quinn asked the man
20 tell his story of the killing Of
Hilario. r. 49,.
ttals Of the Kiring
,"onr September 8, last, " said Kai. |
ode, through an Interpreter, az wem
20 work, and when I returned my wife i
wasAt 10 our room, but in the room of
.hother man. When saw them kiss.
ing together 1 took q knife and BENIN
triking ct him. I did not try 70
'trike my wife, tbut she tried TO aton
me and cut her byIaccIaenr.. -
In this brief way Kaiode told tba
:ragedy. Of his love and life. He il
My twenty -four years old. bnt has
been married FIVE years, and for The
three years he has been in Hawaii bos
nsde an excellent reputation for him.
ser AZ worker on the plantations,
mostly at ,Olaa. The couple have a son
}Gariy i've years old. The woman was
Wounded so badly that it was stated
she could not care for the child.
Where was the child when Won
,ame homefn asked the Judge.
az 4e-,was phyipg outside, !" repliedl
Ind .ysa AJAX your wife wife to 60, home
With youf", {. - 80. =.
Yes, 4 asked her to. come back
= What did she sayf" :
'tSbe told me 10 20 home.''
z Where was the child thenin 1
~ In the next room. - 4 !, F..sss,,,,.' I
Attorney Correa then explained the l.
circumstances of the case and Of the
revocation Kaiode had. -, ~"
hven the Minimum "s.tr'@ '..
County Attorney. Beers explained
nat the law provided minimum OF
wenty years in prison for murder in
he second degree, ~
] Y was apparent from the manner Of
udge Quinn that he would have inn.
osed milder sentence ON Kaioda Il
he law permitted, but as IL was he
tnteaced him to not less than TWEEN, II
or more than twenty years and six
lponths in prison, which is the small.
So sentence he could give him under
he circumstances t.f}~HSF3~
Then Kaiode was sentenced on n ,
barge of assault with a deadly :
'eapon on his wife TO not less than .
our years in prison and the costs Of
he court, but in this case Judge ,
uipn ordered That the, two sentences
IN eonenrrently, so that Kaiode will
rive both sentences within the time :
the longer one. ' >
When Kaiode left the court he VIVA >
reeted lovingly by his wife. who | !
uck by him, comforting him, until Y
was locked in Jail. n