The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-07
RADIANCE OF THE
PROCURERS SOUGHT
Many Japnnese Arrested on Suprc M
co~rt Warrants May
be Deported

The Supreme Court has taken a hand
IN Kidding Honolulu of the japanese
male procurers. Deputy Marshal Chill
hngworth had placed in his hands war
.ants against several Of these criminals
issued by Justice Frear, the complaints
being made by Deputy Attorney Gen
eral r. p. Dole. These warrants are re-
,ur nable before Justice Frear at the Ju-
dietary building this morning at 10
o'clock.
The complaint was the same in each
,ase, and read as fonows:
In the Supreme Court OF the Hawaii
IN Islands, IN chambers.-Republic OF
1awali VS.. K. Murakimi To the Hon
Jrab.e w. f. FGeIr, First Associate JUS
ICE of said Court.
Edmund p. Dole, the lawfully ap-
pointed deputy of Henry E. Cooper, At
.orney General Of the Republic of Ha-
vail, complains that one X. Murakam
4 japanese and foreigner by Dir h. OF
Honolulu, in the Island of Oahu. at Ho-
lOlulu aforesaid, is, and during the six
months last past has been, an idle per-
son, disordeTly person ard vagrant
Teating disturbance of the peace. and
netting others TO create disturbance o!
the peace, and instigating others to
gambling and drunkenness.
Wherefore the deputy attorney gen
eral Aforesaid prays that the said X
Nurakami may be arrested and brought
before one Of the Justices of the Su-
creme Court, and may there he sum-
marily examined by such Justice, and
hat the said Murakami, If found guilty
rs charged. shall be expelled from the
Republic of Hawaii.
Dated this I'd day Of Nav. A. d. 1900
EDMUND p. DOLE.
Deputy Attorney General"
Thirty-one names were attached to
the complaints, and as soon as issued
the Deputy Marshal and assistants be-
gan to run the men down and bring
them to the station house. Fifteen have
been captured thus far, and the police
department is searching for the others,
who are in hiding. Those already held
at the station house are: Tanaka, va
shine, Mataro, Nagamicki, Tsmita, T.
Nakamara, Shyome, Higuchi. Sayo, Ka-
rikawa, Hawai- Fugumoto, Masaki and
Matsuo, alias Matsuoka. These are
kept closely under watch in the Jail
and are allowed no outside communi-
cation. A steady stream of Japanese
has been in and out of the police station
endeayoring to obtain authority to con-
verse with the prisoners, but the Mar
shall has ordered that they be kept
strictly from their fellow countfymen
until they are placed on the witness
stand.
The warrants are made our in the
same manner as the Supreme Court Or
der, and command the Marshal to pre-
sent the men before the Justice this
morning at 10 O'Clock. Witnesses are
also cited to appear, and their pame5
are given as follows: Uyemura, Hacnl-
suka, Fukushima, Takahashi, Yoshi-
Okla, Higuchi, Okla. Sakuma. Shigaki,
Tanaha, Rev. Tokimasa, Dol, DR.. Mita-
mura and Hyashi.
When the first arrests were made
there We're present, besides the Marshal
and Deputy Marshal. Messrs. Theodore
Richards. Kinney, Ba1lou. McClanahan.
Interpreters Doyle and Harbottle and
Toma Ava. Among the first batch
brought In were several women, and
these were questioned as to their man
uer OF living. as we'll as 10 the methods
md business Of their male companions.
The stories told were widely different
n many cases. and prerarication 50 ON
cd to be uppermoe. In tie minds Of the
prisoners, especially ~hcn they loarne
hat the order calls for rlls mons de-
rortation from Hawaii. This has been
the cause OF the coacea tmcnt Of the
rest Of the thirty-one named in the
roml laints.
\ hui OF these J3pancsa pr,curers il
eaid To have large hank account. AM
there Is no doubt but that I strong fight
VII he made In the courts 20 proven.
me deportations from being enforced.
N 10 late hour this r:n~nInS NJ fur
Their arrests had been made.
Tao Advertiser is delivered to any
mart Of the cifv for IL canfu nar rnnnth