The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-05
FETIc OPPOSITION TO
PARENTAL RESTRAINT
Taking of Essential APP
parel Brings Kapii-
moi to Grief.
GALA DAY FOR The CURIOUS
CALLAHAN STRANDED ON oAHu's
SHORES CALMLY AWAITS
HIS SHIP.
GiI DAY FOR The CURIOUS
Sweet EmaIia Plays Another Farewell
Tour-Harris @Did Not Know II
Was Loaded"-Trio of Roushs
Resist Arrest-court Notes.

| The fact that the police depart
ment had made a successful raid up
on the Queen street premises Of Rus
sian Frank at a late hour Saturday
night and had gathered in choice
and overripe bunch of inmates OF
rather unsavory regulations. acted as
very strong drawing card in yes
terday's session Of police court.
Curiosity seekers in squads and
groups filed the court room 10 its ut
most capacity. Four women arrested
by the officers appeared in court. be-
ing booked upon the charge OF vag-
rancy. Two men who were also
arrested were listed on a more pro-
nounced charge. Notwithstanding
the fact that a young woman appear
ed at the police station short time
after the arrest of Levy and made a
strenuous appeal for his release. both
he and Perry were Obliged to line up
before the judicial bar when their
names were called. All cases were
continued over until this morning.
owing to the several sessions of Cir
cult Court. which demanded the time
and attention of the prosecuting at
torneys.
The court took occasion to admin
lister a reprimand to Nohoanu. big
strapping young fellow, who was
charged with assault and battery up
on the person of his aged father. The
old man told OF the harsh treatment
accorded by this person. who he de-
clared had become filed with riot
and rebellion at the close of Satur-
day evening debauch. The beligger-
ant son was sentenced to fifteen days
at hard labor. and advised to employ
gentler methods in the treatment of
his ancestry.
N. S. Harris stated before the court
that his display of revolver in a
downtown saloon Saturday night was
not done as a means of making for
chile demonstration to the man be-
hind the bar. On the other hand Har-
ris said that he was explaining the
desirable points about his shooting
iron to an interested friend, when a.
policeman happened in and at once
compelled the defendant to accom-
pany him to the city station. A con
tinuance was granted until this morn
ing.
David Kapiiwi, arraigned for per
Joining pair of trousers belonging to
a fellow roommate was committed to
the Circuit Court for trial. When he
appeared in court. Kapiiwi was ar
rayed in the garments alleged to have
been unlawfully appropriated. He did
not deny the allegation, but insisted
that the one pair of unmentionables
consisted the extent of his wardrobe
In passing sentence upon the de-
PENDANT. the court expressed grave
fears as to the prime condition of the
trousers at the time of trial of the
defendant. unless some steps we're
Immediately taken to arrest the wear
and tear upon the appropriated gar
ment.
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