The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-26
MONDAY IN
POLICE COURT.
Noted Gambler is
Charged With
Vagrancy.
POLICE AFTER
DRAY DRIVERS
Harry Juen in Trouble Again.
The Dog That Bit a Sailor
is Captured.

| Welau and Fred Newcastle were charg-
ed with vagrancy yesterday in the Dis
trict Court Welau admitted that it was
quite a time since he had done any &C
| tual work but said that he able to
make living by gambling. At the re-
quest OF the prosecution, the case was
continued until today.
Newcastle told the magistrate that he
had done carpenter work until few
weeks ago. when sickness caused him to
| lay on When he was In shape to go to
work again he could not find a job. He
said that he had put by enough money
to keep his wife and family until he
should resume work. When arrested he
was in the company of Welau.
| Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth said that
he was trying to break up the gambling
games which We're run in the heart of
the city. Working along these lines, he
arrested welau and Newcastle Welau
he declared was a notorious gambler, and
The case went over until today in order
that Newcastle might have a chance to
prove his Industry
Katahara and Sakai, also charged with
vagrency. got the benefit of nolle
PROSE-. The complaining witness in the
case wss A1izawa, a brother-in-law of
both defendants. 1t appeared that de-
PENDANTS went on Mizawa's promises
without leave, and that this caused him
to have them arrested. Afterwards he
thought better of it, and declined to pros
ecute.
Other cases disposed of were:
Naauao, needless driving, So and costs;
Vincent, assault and battery, Nov. 26
Koza. Soda, gambling, bail forfeited; Fri
day and eleven Chinese, gambling, SIG
and costs; Ouchi, Sumida, gambling,
nolle pressed; All Lung, leaving horse
united, bail forfeited j. w. Pollock, Geo.
Smith, Kaluawai, drunkenness, 81 and
costs.
Yesterdays arrests included:
Mary Roe, alias Mrs Billingberg,. pro-
family; All Choy, Lau Lee, needless driv-
ing; Manuel Tavash, All Daw, Nick
Breham. r. Nakamura, John Kahue, Jas.
w Smith and w. Finn, driving a dray
at a faster pace than a walk; George
Davenport, drunkenness and larceny in
on Kamakee; II. Lardner, Frank
Hart, A. w. Dunn. drunkenness; Iokepa
Iaili. assault and battery on Malta ka-
malu; Osaki, leaving horse united.
The police commenced crusade yes |
terday againsr dray-drivers who proceed |
at faster pace than a walk, in violation
of Section 221 of the Penal Laws. Seven |!
were gathered in on this charge
Harry Juen was arrested on charge |
Of assault and battery, sworn to by Ka- |
makee (w). 1t is alleged in the charge |
that on Nov % John Doe, Richard Roe |
and Harry Juen did with force and arms |
enter her dwelling without right, justi- |
fcation or excuse. and did commit the |
act of assault and battery by selling afIi- /
ant and ejecting her from the house. The
charge goes on to say that complainant'S
goods and chattels were thrown out after
her. and the door locked against her.
The dog which bit the sailor of the
bark Santiago. on the waterfront on Sun
day night, was captured by the police
and taken TO the police station
where he remained over night. The ami
NAL, which is three parts mastiff, is not
4 bad looking beast. but appears to
cherish a strange resentment against
haoles. The natives around the station
house soon got on good terms with the
beast. but as soon as a white man APP
preached, the dog worked himself into a
fury. An effort will be made to find the
owner of the animal, and failing this. it
viii be destroyed