Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-20
AMONG PETTY OFFENDERS.
uAPLENINas M THE COURT o.
JUDGE PERRY.
BusIness Picking ZIP In Police CTR
cIes-- Pines and Penalties Imposed
by His Honor.

against that many offenders must
have been productive of THAT
tired feeling" in the breast of His
Honor yesterday morning, or in
whatever place in the human an
atomy that peculiar feeling pre-
fers most to Turk, when no took
his seat on the bench and, figur-
atively speaking doomed the judi
cial ermine.
w. Stevens is in q pilikia. II
is all about certain holoku, the
color and material OF which is
not mentioned, of the value OF one
dollar and a halt, good American
money, which he is alleged to
have feloniously stolen, taken and
carried away from one Sea. Mr..
Stevens denied the soft impeach-
ment connected with the charge
of larceny and the Court gave
him an especial seance this
morning at which he was found
not guilty and discharged.
Xiii and Motto pleaded guilty
of playing at a game in which
money is lost or won, but whether
there was more than one kitty"
in the game or not does not a ppear,
as the record does not state
whether it was the great Am
erican game of poker they were
playing or some new-fangled
japanese game. However, thisis
probably the first instance on
record of the Kitty" getting fined
ten dollars and costs for being In
the game.
Harry Saylor was tried on the
charge of assaulting Frank Gertz
and found not guilty.
Three Japanese who INDUCED
in too much saki of the lighting"
kind were charged with an affraY,
but were allowed to plead guilty
of being drunk and were fined the
usual So each.
In the case of Kahaiola, eharg-
ed with running a che-fa game,
j. M. Poepoe for the defense
strenuously objected to the tes-
timony of the first witness against
whom a similar charge had just
be en- dismissed on the ground that
he was an accomplice, but the court
thought his testimony competent.
His trial ended in his being found
guilty and sentenced to pay fine
of $3.50 and costs. He was not
satisfied with the decision of
Judge Perry and will appeal the
case.
Four Chinese opium offenders
were respited until the 9th, and
p. Kalei, who is accused of tie
heinous offence of distilling spiri-
tuOus liquors right under the
noses of Honolulh's miss onary
element, will have to make due
and proper explanation there of
tomorrow.
The case of John Mskalena for
malicious injury and mischief
1. combined was nolle pros'd.
The seduction case Of d. Fer
reira has been finally set for to-
morrow, and Landcroft will tell
what he knows about the proposed
expedition on the Kaiulani and
how that little schooner got
tangled mp in the mud.
Paul Neumann will appear as
counsel for HI. NJ, Berg on the
10Th, against whom a charge Of
vagrancy has been placed foI
some time past.
On Thursday Mr.. Halulu will
explain how he got into A. Cahilps
room and why it was that the
latter was $40 25 loser by the
operation-that 10, if he can.
Lee Quon Chu and Gee Wor
; Hin are the euphonious names o
two Celestials who are said t.
have caressed a poor old drunken
native Aieono with that end of I
, Ratchet which goes on the handle
; They have pleaded not guilty bu
r will have to prove it before get
ting out of the clutches of thu
newly elected Marshal.
, In the case Of j. Doherty, &C
I cused of having opium in posses