The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-21
GAMBLERS At WAIpAU GlEGHED
TEUToNIc ERUPTION RESULTS
FROM AN UNcoLLEcTED
LOAN.
D. Mcpherson Plays = Return Date
orifTths and sesnIon Of Camp
Mckinley Found Guilty of Assault
on Aksu-sveet EmsIia in Court

n e1AE1AAAl LaAE WHICH VAS ITaE-
rantly interpreted with fearful refer
ences TO halfbaked FISH and the at
tendant odors Of a ships galley. sue
ceeded In entertaining the by-standers
Of court for few brief moments. The
plaintive narrative OF one An Sing,
a cook on the steamer James Makee.
informed the court that Kaie. a sailor
on the vessel. had brought a fish to
the ships commissary TO be cooked.
Al Sing took hold Of the job with
great gusto. intending TO levy his
commission In the form of a succulent
slice OF the fish. Kale later changed
his mind and informed the cook that
he wanted that fish cooked or raw, and
that ii must be produced at once.
AS they say down in the COW coun-
ties OF Texas. There was Just about
three minutes rough house" Pots and
pans glided through the atmosphere,
in such number that the sunshine was
ALMOST obliterated. The skipper dash
ed out on deck, thinking a -Kona"
had come TO town and opened a re-
turn engagement at popular prices.
What became OF the fish was not clear
~ set forth in the testimony before
aAAtf ~ AlAhA at h0lAtt AOulL
terday morning Kale. however, was
touched for fine OF S. and $3.20 costs.
While o. Schuster was attending TO
the details OF purchasing a weeks
supply OF tobacco at a Chinese store
on Queen street a week ago last Satur-
day. he was abruptly startled as well
as exasperated by receiving a
straight from the shoulder" blow up
on the back OF his neck. Before
Schuster regained his feet he found
himself thrown headloDg through a
window In the midst of excitement's
mad whirl and the crashing OF glass.
Schuster remained sufficiently collect
ed to ascertain from what quarter the
cyclone came. He soon spied one VIM.
Schmidt standing near by. wearing a
stern and determined look. and shak-
ing a bloody fist wildly about in the
ambient air
The longer Schuster thought it over
the stronger the determination grew
upon him TO have Schmidt arrested.
This was done late Saturday night
after much thoughtful consideration.
Schmidt. II seemed. had at one time
loaned Schuster a dollar and. request
for a prompt settlement being seem
ingly ignored Schmidt attempted to
collect the amount upon the latest
approved Missouri methods The mele
followed
When the matter had received suffi-
cient consideration Judge Wilcox de-
cided that So fine with S3.20 court
costs would about compensate injured
dignity and ruffled peace. as far as
the community was concerned. Sch
midi was ordered to pay the amount.
complying with smiling grace.
Dan Mcpherson. an old-time Often
der. forfeited Sc bail for drunkenness.
Sweet Emalia. who was consider
ably under the influence of SIX copper
distilled Saturday night, paid 81 and
costs to the court for the pleasurable
experience.
Ho Kit. charged with assault and
battery upon MALAGA little girl. was
granted a continuance until Wednes-
day morning
John Comes request for more time
20 explain the why and wherefore of
his reckless driving along Queen
street. was granted. Comes was al
lowed until this morning tc arrange
his defense.
There were lively times in Waipau
Sunday night. especially about the
time several officers representing the
peace and good order Of the commu-
nifty swooped down upon the premises
occupied by Kong Lum. Chew Pony.
Mark Kong and Chan On. aud taught
the Quartette red-handed in quiet
little game OF pakapio. The police
TUNED q leaf en- 10 anything with
resemhled an explanation. The Ceies-
tials were given merry hot ,ocS to
town. A continuance was gslnse1 TN
til today,
A. Wolf. charged with operating a
booze mandatory at Kahaia. without
previously going through the little for
mality OF securing a license. requested
an extension Of time. which was grant.
ed
Because e II. Lewis driver of Hack
No 20. left his carriage quietly rest
ing on Fort street opposite the Or
pheum Saturday evening. he was plac-
ed under arrest upon the charge Of
violating Rule - Of the revised hack
and vehicle ordinances. Lewis denied
guilt IN the matter and was given sn-
other day TO think il over.
Sagata. q japanese hackman. left
his copy Of Section $50 OF the Penal
LAWS" in his old suit Of clothes Sun
day morning hence overlooked the
fact that leaving his horse unfastened
upon q public street made him amen
able to a fine. Sagata made 3 strong
talk and escaped with a reprimand
AS Mr.. Burke was gaily spinning
along Honolulu's inviting bouieTariS
after dark Sunday evening. the idea
never occurred 10 him that lamp Of
some sort would be essential TO his
general welfare A sharp-yisioned
peace Officer. however. tnmbled TO the
fact and promptly blocked further
progress OF the light-hearted but light
less-wheeied Burke. Judge Wilcox
looked with COMPASSION upon the man