The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-17
M'G0WlE'S LAMPS WERE uIMMEl
THE comPANIoksHIP OF ONE
RAINIER PROVES QUITE
DISASTROUS.
Tsmsra Up For Three Counts For
esmblins-Porto RIesns Are Re
transatlantic Relieved Of Sur
plus Coin Because of Che "a

Harano. the japanese. charged with
conducting and maintaining a disor-
DERBY house at Hakaako,. again
breathes the air Of freedom.
When the case came up for trial yes
terdsy morning before Judge Wilcox
at the Police Court. there seemed an
unsuficiency Of evidence against the
japanese 10 connect him with the
abetting and proprietorshIp of the
questionable resort
Two Witnesses. San SAM, a hostler,
and Osayo, a Japanese belle Of some
what shady reputation. rendered sew
eral lines OF very much befogged tes-
timony concerning the Harano prem
ises. When they had finished il would
have required considerable guesswork
upon the part OF a spectator TO prop
erly figure out whether Harano was
operating a rescue mission or young
ladies' boarding school
Harano was thereupon discharged,
but advised to change his present oc-
eupation. that Of loafing around. and
connect promptly with the active end
OF good job OF work.
Che IA tickets proved the downfall
OF All Yet. charged with maintaining
a lottery. An Yet secured a pointer
that he was UP against a businesslike
proposition when he was brought be-
fore the court. hence pleaded guilty
A fine OF SIS and costs was assessed
Il was Maida's turn 10 contribute to
the territorial expense account and
he anteed up 10 the tune of s. and
costs. as a recompense for over-indul-
gence Of confidence in the noble ami
MAJ by leaving his horse standing in
the streets without being securely
fastened.
August Kirl. charged with indecent
exposure Wednesday evening on Ho-
tel between Bethel and Fort streets,
was fined 81 and costs
The blockading of the narrow
confines OF the Iwilei road by the hack
OF Sack Yau. for period exceeding
fifteen minutes. resulted in the arrest
OF the Celestial Sack Yau denied the
allegation in toto that he had any
thing TO do with the barricade. How.
ever. he acknowledged ownership of
the vehicle and admitted that il had
been taken 70 repair shop for trim
ming and had been returned by the
workmen and left in front of his
premises. Sack Yau was advised to
secure a Chinese translation of Sec
ton S5S of the Penal Laws which re-
lates to the blocking of public thor
Oughfares. and have the same duly
pasted in some unoccupied space in
his headpiece where ii would be &C
cessible for immediate reference. He
was informed that the commercial
value OF such advice had been estab-
lished by law, so that his bill would
be made IS and $110 costs.
Fook Tia paid So for ascertaiLing
the time limit allowed vehicles stand
ing in the streets Of Honolulu
TRnaka was SIS poorer when he
tore himself away from the justice
dispensary. A few telltale evidences
of che IA contests found upon the per-
son OF Tanaka settled his case. The
fine was paid.
The MCGOWAN lamps were dimmed
the other night. At any rate the H.
minaries attached to sir. McGowan's
chariot OF commerce We're not in the
best working order. A lynx-eyed min
ion Of the law descended upon the
vehicle, which was enshrouded in the
blackness of night. and the driver was
notified that his appearance in court
was essential II future peace and hap
piness were taken into account Mr..
MCGOWAN explained the why and
wherefore OF his being tangled up
with an unlighted vehicle. He was
afterward released with q reprimand.
A hearing In the assault and battery
case brought by Mrs A. G. Nichols
against Mr. A. G. Nichols was defer
red until this morning.
Thrice did Tamara. a japanese. ap-
pear before the court TO answer to
a variety OF charges In which che IA
formed a substantial basis In the
first instance the defendant was
found not guilty OF the charge OF as
sisting in maintaining and conducting
\ che IA lottery.
when the second count bobbed up
Tsmara pleaded guilty ana was as
sessed $50 and 81 costs
The third count also proved disas-
trous TO the Tamara purse, for Il re-
suited In his parting with SIS addi-
tional good gold coin. Tamara breath
ed a sigh Of relief when he found him
self again in the halmy sunshine
Jas. Williams Frank Marshall and
Henry Walker. Porto Rican laborers
charged with vagrancy. were dis
charged upon promise 20 make de
termined hustle for healthful manual
labor.
Messrs- Simpson and Rainier-wi,n
due apologies ~ a popular beverage
pleaded guilty TO the charge OF drunk
enness and were fined s. and costs
each. simpson believed that in his
case there we're extenuating circnm-
stances. claiming that one ran great
risks Ia trotting along In company
with Rainier without catching q
distant glimpse OF his finish The
lines were paid and Rainier was ad-
Tised to take cut light wine and
beer license II he persisted in run
ming a. large.