The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-08
Al UaHEDDED Pair
IN SYLVAN l0nGE
SOCIAL SENSATION AND MARINE
TuMuLT ARE PRESENTED
At THE MATINEE
ssnnister Ted the Thrilling Tale Of
Encounter with inehrsassd A.
sistsns Aboard Rosamona-ors
ensai J-hss violate Road Rules.

The District Court attracted its full
quota Of the curious and the seekers
after sensationalisrn yesterday morn
ing. when the adultery case OF a. j.
Gonsalves the hackman and Mrs
Mary Young. the wife of William
Young the linotype operator. figured
as defendants.
While portions Of the testimony
were of q salacious nature. the sha-
dow Of disappointment lowered over
the expectant face of many an eager
listener in his attempt TO gather the
drift OF a lursd tale OF domestic in
felicity and Illicit love.
Gonsalves was defended oy Attor-
neys Straus and vivas. Mrs. young's
interests were looked after by At
torney A. C. III Robertson.
The complaint charged Gonsalves
and Mrs Mary Young with committing
adultery. Both denied the soft inn
parchment
Rev. Henry r. Parker. pastor Of
Kawaiahao church. testified that he
had performed the ceremony On July
4. 1900. which joined Mrs. Mary H.
Dutro and William Young in the
bonds OF matrimony
Captain Kanae of the Police Depart
ment proved the most important wit
ness. He related all the particulars
connected with the expedition made
by the officers at an early hour Mon
day morning to a house in the Pauoa
valley, led by the husband of the wo-
man Admittance was demanded and
after a time the door was opened.
Kanae declared that he saw both de-
PENDANTS within, arrayed in robes de
mutt He insisted that but one bed in
the house showed indications of hav-
ing been occupied.
Mrs. Young and Gonsaives were a
unit in the declaration that Gonsalyes
was roomer at the place and had a
right to be upon the premises
Despite a vehement denial to the
entire charge, the court refused to
discharge the defendants. Gonsalves
was assessed a fine OF SIS, while Mrs
Young escaped with $50 and costs.
. All Cheong and Yong Nung. charged
{ with larceny in the first degree in
which a quantity of jewelry was al
legged to have been taken from the
premises of japanese. were commit
ted TO the Circuit Court for trial.
When G. c. Bannister appeared il
police court yesterday morning he
came several fathoms from resem
bling the bold bad desperate that h,
was pictured by D. B. Brown. sea
man on the schooner Rosamond Ban
mister swore out complaint eharg
: ing Brown with assault. Brown il
turn declared that Bannister came t
greet his arrival on shipboard Tues
u day morning, armed with murderou
looking meat axe in one hand and
= stove poker in the other Banniste
, is cook on the Rosamond and Brow
is his assistant. Brown was grantei
shore leave Saturday last. bu
it is alleged that he Hngere'
fondly over several cups filled wit
nutbrown fluid, with the result tina
: he failed to put in an appearance 70
\ several days. Bannister claimed tina
all the work fell upon his overbul
dened shoulders. and when Brow
0 showed up. under the influence o
) liquor. high words followed. Bannis
y ter, being much the older man, receiv
ed the worst OF the conflict II wa
claimed that Brown employed Re
volver in delivering some of the blow
administered to the anatomy OF Ban
mister
Olsen and Miller. seamen. testifie
TO witnessing the assault and seein
Y the second mate separate the mel
They bore testimony to the iiourishin
: of the revolver.
The tales of tribulation attendaT
Il on a life in a ships galley was cut .
by the court imposing q hne Of s.
and costs upon Brown.
III Fakamichi. chief navigator OF
: dump cart, dnied the charge OF &.
sault upon Limo cabral Howeve
the appearance Of the latter pIainl
indicated that he had been up again.
\ pretty severe scusle. The JapaE
4 ese was fned s. and costs.
= -Four DRINKS pieaded guilty 70 Il
charge and suffered the usual penalt
japanese teamsters to the numhs
Of three encountered the police doc
ct The system OF navigation eu
pIoyed By the average Oriental Jsh
almost battles the understanding
the authorities They were charge
vita violating the hiteaing Ordinane
Ffve dollars and costs fell 70 tAe /
AZ ssarb defendant