The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-19
W|LCOX'S
BUSY DAY
Fruit of Gambling
Raids in Police
Court.

| NOA bN-'- oAA NSiS yesterday. InG-e were
no charges of a particularly serious ma
ture on the calendar. the majority OF
cases being gambling affairs. Pretty
nearly every other defendant fought his
case. however. and the result was that
the afternoon was well worn before the
judge shook the dust Of the court room
| from off his feet
One gang of gamblers was rounded up
| on Saturday night in All Logs joint at
! the corner of Queen and South streets
Among the notables gathered in were All
| 10y himself and William Hoopii better
known as "Barefooted Bill" Both Bill
| and All 10y fought their cases, and were
| fined $R and costs each.
All 10y was also charged with va
| grancy.. He pleaded not guilty, and stat
ed that he worked for TWO weeks last
September. Judge Wilcox sent him over
to the reef for six months Defendant
IS notorious gambler. and is known
wherever two or three Chinese gamblers
are gathered together
Thirteen gamblers were arrested on
Sunday. afternoon during a raid in Robel-
10 lane.i Ben Casino, one of the defend
| ants testified that two of the men ar
rested were not present at the game,
and their cases were accordingly nolle
pressed. They We're Kaluapuu and Moo
fined 80 and costs each.
All Tuck, the decrepit looking Chinese
mendieant who has for some time past
lain around street corners in quest of
nickles,I will be missing from his old
haunts for six months to come Judge
wilcox having committed him to the
tender merc1es of Jaiior Henry for that
period. The charge was vagrancy. De-
fendapt testified that he was released
from Jail a month ago, and that he had
place to sleep and plenty to eat. When |
arrested he was soliciting aims in Nc
Inerney's clothing store All Tuck is a |
See Yup, and on the expiration of his |
sentence the society will send him back |.
to his native land
All Low, another Chinese vagrant, was |
given, six months in jail. Defendant |
claimed to be bottle merchant, but |
on being questioned by the prosecution.
stated that he bought bottles for $1.5O a
hundred and sold them for S125 This
information as to his business |
methods decided his fate, Judge Wilcox
evidently reasoning that such a business |
man evidently needed a course in Pro-
fessor Henry's business college before he
was fitted to cope with the shrewd chat
ferer9iof the outside world.
William Kahanu, charged with mali
cious tdnjury, was committed for trial. |
He isfSaid to have hired carriage from |
a livery stable and to, have. returned the.
same bearing marks OF -GOnUlcC.-
Deborah charged with making loud |
and disturbing noises by night. was fined |
IS and costs. Defendant said that it was !
the CSEspk that did it and started to say I
several other things when the magistrate |
appliM the closure. "a
T. j. Quinn, charged with leaving his |
hack United, was mulcted IS and costs. |
Quinp< told the judge that he went over
to gefSa shine and asked a brother Jehu /
to keep an eye on his rig meanwhile
The beotblack was somewhat: slow, and
Quinp,s equipage ATTRACTED the attention
of Xigilant officer Of the law, who
straightway made trouble for the driv-
that when the carriage regu-
latiorsS were violated: pake, Jap Or haole
all looked alike to him. u, b
Miokai, q Japanese, sat down In the
row al the police court with
his hat on.
Take it off" said an attendant
Don't have to-" answered Miokai.
The disrespectful one was given four |
hours below for contempt. In which to
ponder over his finish.
Summary of cases disposed of: |,
Virginia de 81. desertion, nolle prosesd;
". \, Dunn, assault and battery on All
Ling. discharged; X. Kelupio, malicious
IN jury. committed for trial; Kaia, lar
ceny second degree, discharged; Kome,
ssault and battery on Luika, ten days;
[aiewa, assault and battery, Nov. 10;
Chan Kong, common nuisance, repri-
nanted and discharged; All 10y, w.
foebii gambling, $40 and costs; John
lindin gambling. bail forfeited; Waka-
IA, Benti, John Ke a. Rodrigues, Joe
Peters, p Makainai, Palekapu, Kekewa,
Jmiamaka, David Ilianu. Ponoke, kau-
Sali,, Manuel Maderios, Kaupena, Hale
manu-, Manuel Tilton, Ben Casino. gam
bling, so and costs; Kaluapuu, Mookini,
"a milling nOlie prosSed: ChaS kuma, | 4
Nagai, Kelly, Muekewaa, Chas. Oleson.
50 and costs; White, a. An
iersoH, drunkenness. bail forfeited ten
gambling, Nov. ~; Melio as
sault and battery, Nov. 70; Wallace SAT-
ferry. disobediencc TO parents, reprimand-
ID and discharged
Yesterdays arrests included:
Nelio, drunk; John Doe, alias John
needless driving; Manuel Graca.
Mrs. Lima Bailey. adultery; Frank Pc
terson, drunk; Frank Correa, selling
ldulterated milk: Tanaka. vagrancy;
Mrs. Jennie Miles. profanity; Matusata,
Investigation.
Frank Correa, Portuguese, was ar
rested on a warrant sworn to by a Japa-
lese. charging him with having sold
milk.
Tanaka made his bad break yesterday
afternoon outside the police station. In
him Were several drinks. Captain Ka-
nae was holding up a wall Of the institu-
ion when Tanaka approached.
They're nc good" said he to the Off
,er. bad women are no good, and
myself am minded to Kill them all" u
And who are you?" queried Kanae.
I'm guard on a railroad train" an
;wered Tanaka. land among my fellow
,ountrymen I am both feared and re
speCted.
And for what?v asked the captain.
In answer Tanaka drew from his peck