The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-09
THE IUIIHsHlhEH
REGAIN LIBERTY
Prosecution By Deputy
High Sheriff Proves
Futile.
WATER TIGHT EVIDENCE WANTED
SEARCH FOR WATER BRING FELE-
cANo AGAINST THE
LAW.
WATER TIGHT ETlBEHeE WANTED
Manuel Jesus. Battered and Bruised,
Recited Conflicting stOries-Pro-
test Against Payment of Laundry
Bail Causes Added Expenses.

Mikado's realm, over whose almond
shaped features burning bushes came,
were discharged as guiltless of violat-
ing any of the stern provisions as set
down in the moral code, at the con-
clusion Of their hearing before Judge
Wilcox yesterday morning.
The prosecution viii have TO pre-
sent a case which will hold water II
they expect this court to find the de-
PENDANTS guilty of social misdemea-
nors," was the caustie comment of the
court in diseharging the fair Oriental
defendants, together with their mixed
melage of male consorts, who were ar
rested in the Chillingworth raid OF
Saturday night
Attorney s. F. ChiIlingworth appear
ed for the defendants. The prosecu-
tons strongest and only witness was
Deputy Sheriff Charles Chillingworth.
1t was alleged that the young women
did not bear spotless regulations; their
countenances were very familiar to
the police. 1t was stated that each
had been found in the buildings for
merly occupied as slave pens in the
AWAACA 0NOChdQC- uC PtOoCCullOA 0C-
clared that the tedium of a lonesome
night was somewhat relieved by the
presence of male Japanese and Chi
nese. While the raid was in progress
the Deputy Sheriff declared that he
had ruthlessly dragged offenders from
under beds. who were sans hats. shoes
and other essential elements Of ap-
parel too numerous to mention.
The prosecution failed. however, in
producing the required amount of con-
vincing evidence in the matter. One
Mino. arrested on the eventful night,
was given a nolle prosequi and then
placed on the stand. with the hope
that the japanese lady might add con-
SIueraDIe 20 tue spree or the IeSJf-
mony Mino. however. proved a very
dismal frost from the standpoint of
the prosecution. Her memory was
about as short as the time allowed
upon a protested note She was to
tally devoid of facts. and went back
on the prosecution in a manner that
caused audible smiles to permeate the
courtroom. There was nothing else
| left to the prosecution but to move
FER a. general discharge ot all con-
cerned A crowd of a hundred or
more Oriental spectators fled ont OF
the courtroom at the departure Of the
defendants
| Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth was
successful in a raid upon a resort on
the Asylum road at an early hour
Tuesday morning. A boisterous crowd
of gamblers were making the night
hideous by their revelry when the
officers appeared upon the scene. Ere
lquent imbibing from suniry square
faced bottles assisted in the genera
gayety of the occasion. The men ap
peared in police court and were as
sessed fines of $40 each.
A continuance was granted JOSS
Felicano. a Porto Rican, who wa!
caught being upon the premises o
lIpohana. a Hawaiian woman. withou
lawful excuse The Porto Rican de
clared he had entered the yard TO
the purpose of getting drink of wa
tier. Not seeing any one around b.
helped himself from the family sup
lply His arrest followed.
A charge of criminal libel was pre-
iferred against Wong Shiu King. So
To Yook. and Wan Kow, by Poor
Kwai Lung. who declares that the al
lodged libel was contained in an arti
Gle in the Sun Chung Kwock 30 Il
which the plaintiff is charged wit
having designed to swindle claimant
who have business before the Boar
of Fire Claims Commissioners.
When Manuel Jesus took the STAN
to testify against Gidiulo charges
with assault and battery. his appear
ance indicated that he had been pref
surrounded by dark purple circles
while various portions of his counter
ance were greatly swollen owing t
confusions produced by a forcefu
ageney. Jesus declared that Giduli
was responsible for his appearance
Testimony, however. showed tina
Manuel was exceedingly drunk on tn
night in question and was seen to fal
repeatedly from his horse, while en-
deayoring TO mount The defendan
Gidiulo was discharged
Messrs. Jackson and McFee PAL
SIS apiece for their decorative wor
upon the features Of Chez Sang tn
Chinese laundryman Monday nighi
The laundryman in presenting an u
paid account received blows in plac
lof the needful coin.
A. Rodrigues was fined the sum {
Il $50 for violating certain ordinance
which are essential to the geners
morality Of every upright community
Alfred Smith was brought up freI
the TANKS after 3 twenty-four hcu
session st solitary confinement Il
contempt OF court, and appeared read
to give 8 rational account of his trol
bic with Kaneakua, q partial reeits
of which Was given Monday Bot
! principals pleaded guilty to the chars
OF affray. A fine OF $ and costs vs.
assessed TO each participant