The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-04

Eleven DRINKS paid the penalty Of too
much Labor Day in the District Court
yesterday. Among the lot were several
as nice specimens of jags as one would
meet in a long days march. They were
assuredly a mighty, massive, man.
moth, mastodonic, monolithic aggrega-
ton. Pedro, Nalua, Mauna, VIM. Nuu-
anu, Victor Gum, John de Costa, and
c. Santos was fined Sc; Mott alias Frank
Henry. and Billy Riley, forfeited bail
and Rebbello was reprimanded and dis
charged.
Fred Rouse was fined $40 and costs
| for driving without light. Defendant
was cautioned for needless driving by a
mounted patrolman on Monday after
noon. He swore at the officer, whipped
his horses and drove away About 8
o'clock in the evening the same officer
again encountered Rouse driving fu-
riously and without a light down King
slieet- ne "dS very III uuh. lie oiilScl
arrested him after considerable diff
ficulty and took him to the Police Sta
ton where he was very abusive.
Other cases disposed of were:
Jaeintho Miguel Anton Almeida,
selling liquor nolle pros'd; George
Wade, murder LIST degree Sept. 3; ]. de
Andrade, threatening, nolle prosd; C.
Santos, assault and battery on Lam
Leong. nolle pros'd; Aug. Santos. as
sault and battery on Lam Leong, re-
primanded and discharged; A. Lane,
assault and battery on All Sin. $40 and
costs; Kealoha, assault and battery ION
Mrs. Kealoha, Sept. 4; Geo. Harrison.
driving without light, 81 and costs;
Mokuola (w), disturbing quiet OF night,
81 and costs; T. Naito alias Muranaka,
selling tobacco without license SIS and
costs; All, larceny End degree, Sept. 8;
Joe Castro, violating carriage regula-
lions, nolle pros'd; J. D. Crane, Kama
unu, ARRAY, Sc and costs; Alex. Doug
lass, assault with weapon on Huihui,
Sept 4; Karano, assault and battery
on Ishisaki (w), SO and costs; All Yau,
common nuisance, Sc and costs; Manuel
Perreira, leaving horse united, repri-
manded and discharged; tChida Mama
baro, accessory to murder, Sept. 4.
cf1faa Manzabaro, charged with muir
der in the first degree, who was releas-
ed on Saturday by Judge Gear on sec
ond writ Of habeas corpus has been
charged with having been accessory to
murder. This has been done in order
that the japanese may be held.
A japanese swore to a complaint yes
terday charging four of his countrymen
with having committed assault and bat
terry on him at Iwilei on Monday night.
He says that he was walking peaceably
along when he was set upon and beaten
into state of insensibility
J. G. Suarez, driver for Henry Water
house was arrested for needless driv-
ing He ran over a Japanese laborer
| at the corner of Bethel and King
streets yesterday afternoon.
Officer Nigel Jackson complains that
| the various bicycle agencies in town
are refusing to assist him in his duty
of recovering stolen wheels.
| a Portuguese named Louis NJ. Ar
nida was committed to the Insane
| Asylum yesterday. He is forty-twc
years of age, and has been in the ISL
ands for twenty-three years.
He was all right until three months
ago, when he began to act strangely
| He became disturbed in his sleep, and
grew suspicious of his wife, whom he
| charged with slanderng him and hid
| from i'm q
very noisy and abusive, and after
| threatening his wife. struck her. Al
| times he was subject to Authorizations
and decisions.
Domingo Ferreira, armed with two
warrants of arrest, is diligently
searching for a mysterious assailant
His story of the affair is as follows:
Last Friday, as I was out looking
for a horse between Waialae anG
Kaaea L saw three Japanese waiting
among the trees as if watching fol
some one. AS 1 passed by they came
up, and two held my horse by the
bride, while the other tried to pull ms
| off my buggy, and tore my shirt by sc
doing. I asked them the reason why
| they attacked me, and they told me
| it was because I went and reported
them to the police station for distilling
okolehao. They said they were going
|
should come, and bury me in the sanc
where l could never be found
Just then a native appeared, coming
| on horseback from the town side, to.
wards Kaaea. He knew me and stop
ped and asked what was the matter.
told him what had happened and The
Japs told him they We're going to xii
me. He jumped off his horse and or
dered the Japs to let me go. They
did so, but told us that as soon a:
the other laps should come they woult
carry out their intention. Before the
others came I went off, and the native
stayed there.
This is the second time I have beer
in such a tight box. About three
months ago I was shot at twice, but a.
l was on horseback I ran out Of dan
ger"
A burglar entered the Stangenwalt
building some time during Monday
night. He broke into Office sos on the
fifth floor, belonging to the Hawaiian
Engineering and Construction Compa
ny, where a roller-top desk was open
ed and twenty odd dollars secured. Th'
Office of Mcclellan & Pond, on tbs
same floor, was also entered, and Mr.
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