The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-07
bad men ARE UP IN A new OFFICE
String of Evil Doors Face
Judge Wilcox.
Thirty Cases Monday MOrning - DrunsS.
Soliiers Tell 4 Tale Of Woe.
Some Boys.

Yesterday was a busy day in the
/ District Court and about police head
quarters. Thirty cases confronted
Judge Wilcox; eighteen OF which were
for drunkenness. The usua! fine was
imposed.
| ]. Lynch, The sailor taken from the
L. S. transport Scandal. with forty-five
tins of opium in his possession. Will
come up for trial this morning. Lynch
was taken into custody by Inspector
Medley shortly after 10 o'clock Satur-
day night. The man had a confederate
aboard the Scandal. who lowered the
package containing the opium tins TO
the wharf by means OF a rope. In
spector Medley had expected something
of the kind and had stationed himself
near the Honolulu Iron Works. He
could not discern Lynch's comrade IN
crime.
Joe Herman and J. McCabe. the two
soldiers of the Twentieth regulars who
took possession OF Il. Bergstr1m'S
buggy at Long Branch baths on sun
day and proceeded to the city. chased
| by Capt. Parker. Capt. Spillnsr and
Patrolman Lambert. were Obliged 10
answer TO the charge of malicious in
jury in the police court yesterday
morning. In explanation of their con-
duct, the men stated that they were
endeavoring to reach the Scandal be-
fore her departure. They were not
aware that the transport would sail
before Monday and when they heard
the whistles they seized Bergstrom's
buggy in the hopes OF reaching the
wharf in time. The cases went over
until this morning upon their own
motion. Judge Wilcox will give the
matter his first attention in order that
the men may continue their journey
aboard the Morgan City IL permitted.
Joe Kalana. the native hackman who
collided with Private Harrington. of
the Twentieth Infantry on Saturday.
resulting in Herrington's death, will
be given a hearing on Wednesday
morning. Mrs. !. Kaae and NJ. Aona
will also be tried tomorrow on the
charge OF obstructing and preventing
justice. Mrs Kaae was a passenger In
Kalana's vehicle at the time OF the &C
cident. She refused to leave the car
riage in order that the injured man
might be taken to the Scandal. Off
Ger Akakani forcibly elected her from
the carriage. Aona was a by-stander
and he kept urging Mrs. Kaae to re-
main in the hack.
The eight Chinese gamblers arrested
appearance. Their bail was forfeited.
Waiola and Piipiilani. who plrtici-
pated in disgraceful ARRAY on Satur-
day night. were each fined s. and costs.
Joseph Hawai- has been disobedient
20 his parents lately. He was permit
ted to so in the police court yesterday
with the understanding that he would
reform in the future.
The case against Moke. for larceny
in the second degree. was continued
over until later in the week.
Several arrests were made by the
police yesterday. Peter and Kauihou
are charged with doing malicious in
Jury TO 5. Kamai's property. Ben Ev-
essen is an incorrigible. and his father
had him locked up in jail yesterday
under the charge OF safe-keeping. tn
the hopes that he might brighten him
into being a better youth.
The police are LOOKING for y. J,
lStanmore. who has managed Jim ShsT-
woods Long Branch establishment a,
Waikiki since the departure Of the
proprietor To Manila. Stanmore is
charged with gross cheat. Several
young men Of the city are the victims
They had made arrangements 20 siar,
in the profits % Long Branch and hat
deposited various sums OF money. SO
it is said, ranging from $500 to $1,000 "a.
evidence OF good faith. Il IS thought
that Stanmore went away on the scan
dia on Sunday.
Pete" Syanmore is a native ot Jo
hannesburg. South Africa, and ON com
ing 20 this country enlisted in Tn
] army. He became a sergeant iu !
Company and was regarded as q re-
. liable man in every way trus,v1r-h y
His detection. if Il turns oU- that %
had been dishonest. Is a great sugpr.s
20 those who know him we'll