The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-02
DECISION RENDERED
II Conspiracy llH
Cunningham and Nor
gan Discharged By
Judge Wilcox.
An SEE BECOMES / sEHEDleI
PusLIcITy IN POOL SELLING
CASE AVOIDED BY DEFEND
ANT FORGETTING BAIL.
Old Familiar Faces Found in the jag
ROw-kaehukai committed to the
Circuit court-Aromatie zsphyrs
From Riotous imbibers.

In the decision rendered yesterday
morning by Judge Wilcox in the Dis
trict Court, W. II. Cunningham, the
well known horseman, and ]. a Nor
gan, the blacksmith, charged with
conspiracy to dope the horse Weller.
the property of Prince David. were
| discharged.
The opinion OF the court was rend-
cred orally. Judge Wilcox maintain
| ed that there was a reasonable doubt
IN his mind regarding the guilt of the
defendants in the case The court
| did not believe that the prosecution
had made out a strong enough case
to warrant the defendants being held
for the Circuit Court. The judge also
took occasion to refer TO the testimony
of Leeper, the only important witness
for the prosecution 1t was the opin-
ion of the court that the evidence of
Leeper was very contradictory and
upon such testimony he failed to see
where any jury would convict.
With the discharge of Messrs. Cum
| bingham and Morgan it is believed
| that Prince David will not attempt TO
prosecute farther. On the other hand
| it is reported that Mr.. Cunningham
| is seriously considering the filing of
a suit for damages against the prose
cutors in the conspiracy case. Cum
| ningham AYERS that his business in
terests have suffered as a result of
| the charges made against him.
Any international differences Of
opinion which might have hitherto
existed between Japan and China
were lost in the shuttle as far as the
individual affections of All See. a
| Chinaman, and Ioshe, a petite Japa-
nese maiden, are concerned. The love
affair of the couple in question re-
suited in the pair being ruthlessly
| thrust behind the cruel and unsym-
| pathetic iron bars at the city bastile.
But the old adage that love laughs at
locksmiths was slightly amended to
include even the police courts. When
| the pair lined up before His Honor
yesterday morning. charged with a
| fragrant violation of the laws, the
| fair Ioshe looked over in the direction
of the unruffled All See. An exchange
of goo goo eyes was effected then and
| there When with the aid of an inter-
| prefer the court desired information
as to the guilt or innocence of the
| parties, the willy All See dived down in
| the depths of his cavernous pockets
| and drew forth handful of legal do
cuments, chief among which we're a
! marriage license and a certificate that
marriage ceremony had been per-
formed by Judge Lyle A. Dickey.
! The court did not take any further
steps TO prosecute the case of Illicit
love against the couple.
81 guess you can CO." said the judge.
Judge Dickey has done more for
You than he has for himself. Besides
hy this union you come here as two
and you leave as one. In the charge
against you it requires two parties tc
constitute a case. You are dis
charged"
All See and Ioshe left the room
hand in hand. happy as a bunch Of
CLAIMS at high tide.
Dickey Davis. charged with dispos
ing of pools at the Reist boat house
| previous to the Kamehameha Day
| races. did not appear in police couri
( at the calling Of his name There
was a large bunch of money left II
care OF the court treasury. however
which evidently compensated out
ragged Justice. The amount of Davis
bail was placed at 500. This wa
! | forfes.Ei BECAUSE Of non-appearance
The whole transaction was thus clear
ed on the boards without ostentatiol
OF display. The publicity attached t
; a police court trial In which tn
, names of number of sportiye youth
would be dragged forth was thu
avoided. With the disposition Of tn
conspiracy case and pool selling case
the train of unsavory incidents al
tending the annual race meeting a
? Kauiolani Park can now be well con
sidered closed.
There was the sound of thick
! songued melody by night in three SCI
arate and distinct places in Homo
r | lulu Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing. In consequence thereof three DC
PENDANTS named Adolph. Naauao an
John Oliver we're lined up before th
!. Judicial Bar charged with disturb
L. ing the quiet Of the night There wa
no lodging the issue. neither va
there a great deal Of latitude i
: lodging the aromatic zephyrs whic
emanated from the breathing appars
sus OF the once JOYOUS spirits Of tn
riof0us fmhibers Naauao had q (w
engrossed after her name in the polio
record. She was given a noiie pros
9 aui. Oliver caught two dollars an
costs Adoi1h received repriman
and was discharged
Kaiheekai. charged with flourish
INK a deadly weapon. WAS commits
3 =, che f,srrnif Court