The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-07
ROUGH HOUSE III
/ BOARDING HOUSE
John Piver's Entry to
His Domicile Forci-
bly, Rejected.
JUDGE WILCOX GAINS ATTORNEYS
SATURDAY EVENING VICTIMS or
INTERFERENCE WERE OUT
IN NUMEROUS ARRAY.
JUDGE WILCOX GAINS ATTORNEYS
n. {. Beardsley Was Found Not Gull
ty-Wm. Mecarthy's Case Was
Mole Prossed-Ah Pc Pays for
Possession of Che Fa Tickets.

The trials and tribulations encount-
cred in the conduct of an exclusive
bachelors, boarding house were fully
brought before the search light of
publicity in the police court before
Judge Wilcox yesterday morning.
The case came up in connection with
the forcible entry of John Piver and
]. a Pryne into the premises of ".
H. Pain, the Tramways magnate, Sat
urday evening. Piyer had formerly
conducted the place letting the rooms
out to tenants. Because of some diff
ficulty with Pain in regard to the pay
ment of rent, lease was entered into
by the landlord to Emil Tschuing on
or about April %. who together with
several clerks employed at Hackfeld's
were occupying the place.
Tschuing claimed before Judge Will
cox that he had notified Piver Of his
gaining possession of the lease. Piyer
on the other hand states that his de-
position was not made in writing. con-
sequently he proposed to test the le-
gality of the matter.
The defendants were represented
by Attorneys Cunha and Strauss.
while Tschuing's interests were looked
after by Attorney Geo. A Davis.
Considerable repartee was INDUCED
in by attorneys from both sides.
Shortly before Il o'clock Judge VIII
cox concluded that the case would
necessarily have to go over today,
owing to additional testimony. This
being agreeable to all parties the case
was postponed.
1t was a cosmopolitan array of
DRINKS which faced the court at the
rise of the curtain. They came from
every race and cline. All the ages
of man were represented. Dan Nc
Pherson. Patric Christian and Manuel.
were first on the list They paid cash
fines, and were released. John Shear
us forfeited bail to the amount OF $6.
by non-appearance. Geo. Phillips, P.
| Coleman. and seven natives paid the
regulation 80 and costs and faded
! from sight. Dan Mcpherson received
a somewhat heavier sentence. He
apparently wore a familiar face which
was promptly recognized by the mag
| istrate His sentence was 10 days
in Oahu Jail. Robert Murray found
his Waterloo at Punchbowl luau
Sunday. which resulted in his being
brought face to face with justice
The usual assessment was levied
John Fernandez, A. Link, Vermont
"Bill' Johns, Kala, Tom King, n
Beaton, John Costa, paid fines with
the added costs for the privilege OF
becoming intoxicated
The assault and battery case
against VIM. Carthy was nolle pross
ed owing to the fact that the prose
cutor Jno. Bruce failed to put in al
appearance
H E. Beardsley was declared no
guilty after his case had received it:
hearing Beardsley was charged will
larceny of the second degree prefer
red by c. Sterling the painter. Sterl
ing. Frank Moore and Yama, were ex
amined.
1t cost All Pc SIS. for the unlawful
possession of lottery tickets The
Celestial pleaded guilty to the charge
and his case was speedily disposed OF
D. ]. Gillespie and John Bruce, tn
two sailors charged with yagrancy
had their cases noIle pros'd on prom
Use that they would leave the country
Haleakala, native. INDUCED in tn
luxurious pastime of smashing tn
showcase belonging to Hung Chang
When the time for settlement cam
Haleakala refused to produce tn
price for the damaged store fixture
Decision was reserved until today.