The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-19
STIFF PENALTY FOR VlGRAEGY
FAIR DEBORAH ASSAULTS HIGH
HEAVEN WITH 6AR5kEIc
MELODY.
Masculine soul Filled With Thick
Toneued Thanksgiving, Assisted
BY Mixed Liquids Brings George
Green 20 Grief.

The noises which emanated from
the home OF Deborah In the district
OF Kewalo Saturday night were cal
culsted 20 cufdie the milk Of human
kindness in the heart Of every neigh
bor residing within a radius OF a
quarter OF a mile. AT the time the
police descended upon the place.
revelry was at its food tide. Music
OF the most disco.dant brand was
floating about the premises In sohd
chunks The melody seemed 10 con
-sist OF about five notes. and all with
out grace. and muchly overdue II
was OF that great unclassited variety
which bore a .fartii-g resem olance u
an un nding imitation Of mending
fractured bl IS pot. Throughout the
evening high heaven was assaulted
with a one-headed drum framed cut
OF a barrel and tuned 10 the concert
pitch OF the bulls OF Basham. The
crowning piece de resistance Of the
gathering. and what afterwards prov
ed the last straw 20 break the camels
back. came from an artifcer OF dis
cord who operated upon a prema-
ture violin with three cat-gut strings
all KEYED 20 the notes OF the indi-
vidual felines- Il was only
when the prayerful attention
Of the police department vas
called TO the heaItrendering melody.
that the inundation was checked The
fair Deborah and her company OF
finished artists were silenced The
leader Of the delirous symphony was
ruthlessly dragged OF to the jail.
Yesterday the defendant was arra;gn-
ed upon the charge OF disturbing the
quiet OF the night There was to-
tai absence OF explanations
Guilty Your Honor" said Debo-
rsh. when importuned as to the truth
or falsiiy OF the allegations.
Five dollars and costs" was the
laconic reply CT the court.
Deborah proceeded forthwith 10 dig
up the coin
William Kahanu waived examina-
ton upon his appearance in court
yesterday when charged with mali
cious mischief II is alleged that Ka-
hanu took out one Of the carriages
belonging to the Club Stables Com
pany and kept il out all night. return
ing II next day. much the worse for
wear.
AZ the request OF the prosecution.
a discharge was granted TO Kaia.
charged with larceny in the second
degree.
T. J. Quinn was arraigned for VIC
lating one Of the carriage ordinances.
He acknowledged that he was guilty
~ LOWING Aie b,rco unf vehicle I'm.
anchored. and paid the prevailing
penalty OF So aud costs.
An individual named White, failed
10 answer 20 the call OF his name
White forfeited bail to the amount OF
So having been arrested for drunk
enness.
Charles Kuma. Nagsi. VIM. Kelley.
Murakawa and Charles Oleson loom
ed up In conspicuous manner in the
jag row. Each pleaded guilty to the
charge OF drunkenness. The usual
penalty was assessed.
Nelio. charged with assault and bat
terry was granted a postponement un-
I'll today.
The court delivered one OF his
characteristic heart TO heart talks
upon obedience 10 parents TO a youth
named Wallace Saffery. The lad
was brought before the magistrate
owing TO his extreme incorrigibility.
He could not be persuaded to attend
school. but instead was much inclin'
ed to haunt out-ofthe-way places,
and with a few youthful but indolent
companions while the time away in
the rolling Of homes. and calling out
the even-entrancing seven come elev-
en-" skies four, and other equally
allnring calls.
Miokai a Japanese. was sentenced
TO four hours Imprisonment for con-
tempt Of court yesterday morning in
that he overlooked a careful perusal
OF his handbook on court etiquette.
This. Japanese appeared in the hall OF
Justice with his hat set iauntilv upon
his head. he was requested by the
officer 90 remove the top piece. b0l
ignored the demand and continued l,
make goo 500 eyes at tn
Young man in the police uniform
Deputy sheriff ChiitingwoTth took |
hand az this juncture. and when tn
fellow was called before The naSsss
trate. he was painfully reminded 0
the TACT tlaN Tue NtAlAAS u NANfSoN
in court rooms is not considered IN
best OF form. He spent four hours j
solitary confinement.
An individual whose soul was lille
with melody and his body with nike
liquids engaged in the harmonio1
pastime OF lifting up his Voice 1
thlck-tongued thanksgiving in N
vicinity Of George Greens residence
When the police hove in sight sae
caught up the innocent Green. 40
he Was forthwith hustled 10 the SIS
ton house, where a charge OF DIS
turbinE the uuietude OF the night wa
lodged against his ename. When ~
real facts were aScertained. Gree
was released. while the man Wit
the longdistsnced voice Is still ms
ming AZ large.
That Prince OF bald headed faker'
All Tuck. the professional mendtcan
was given a six months sentence .
the reef for street begging. The ca
nese has proven q general nutsanc