The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-01
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As Narrated in the
Police Court
Yesterday.
SWEET EMALIA
AGAIN THE STAR
MoanaIua is Committed for Trial
Compulsory Vaccination May
be Assault and Battery,

Judge Wilcox's place in the District |!
Court was taken yesterday by Judge |
Dlckey, the former being unable to at
tend on account of a severe earache.
The docket consisted of fifty cases.
some of which promised to be more than
usually interesting. Judge Dickey, how
ever, continued the majority of the cases
until today.
Moanalua was charged with having
property of George Woolsey, who lives
at Waikiki.
Moanalua is the half-witted youth who
affects female habiliments, and usually
carries a purse in his hand. His smile,
being once seen, is never forgotten, and
he is said to have suggested to a main
I land composer sojourning here some time
ago, the ballad Just Because She Made
Those Goo-Goo Eyes" A hazy under
standing of the difference between
''meum'' and "teum' has more than
once in the past been responsible for
Moanalua's enforced absence from his
usual haunts.
Moanalua waived examination and was
committed for trial.
| Sweet Emalia was charged with drunk
ienness She was driving with two friends
in buggy on Sunday evening, when she
attracted the attention of an officer. To
put it mildly, Emalia had been drinking.
Unhampered by a guiding rein, the horse
galloped down King street, while from
the rig proceeded incoherent snatches Of
"There'u Be Hot Time in the Old Town
/ Tonight
Suddenly policeman babe the equip
age halt in the name of the law. The
driver evidently mistook the order, for
he executed the command charge and
a good horse was used up before the out
fit was run down. Enlalia and her COM
panions We're escorted to the police sta
tion where they made many friends by
their whole-souled efforts to drive dull
care from the minds of the inmates of
that historic pile.
In consideration of her many appear
ances in the police court, the magistrate
fined defendant $12 and costs.
Emalia's boon companions, Kapahu
and John Richard, were assessed 81 and
costs each.
An additional charge of assault and
battery was preferred against Sweet
Emalia but it was nolle pressed. IN the
cell in which she was placed was another
wahine named Keano. When the two
espied each other the fur began to fly.
and it required the united efforts of three
strong men to separate the belligerentS
Mrs DR.. L. S. Cleveland, charged with
assault and battery on ANNA Kaniho, was
remanded until next Saturday. The case
grows out of the compulsory vaccination
rule in public schools.
Chapman, charged with assault ant
battery on H. Downing, will be called
upon to explain this morning. 1t appear:
| that Downing tried to collect a small
debt, whereupon Chapman gave him {
good one where Ethel wore the pitcher
Other cases dealt with were:
H. Niemann, threatening, nolle pressed
Joseph Barate, vagrancy, nolle pressed
4 Sing Chong, assault and battery Ma
! kamoto, Oct. l. Nee Nam, assault anC
battery, Oct. /; William Joseph, Kimo
assault and battery on D. Kauhaa, Oct
1; Elina da SouZa, assault and batter!
| On Mrs. Farraz, Oct. l; John Duncan
assault and battery on Max Kwai, Oct
1; Barasky Cw), assault and battery, Oct
1; Ito (w), desertion, Oct. 2; Kahaleohu
gambling, Oct 1; Sam Tin, violating car
riage regulations, Oct. I; Alani Koahou
profanity, Oct. 1; Eleahala, Ii. Wilson
K.iaihale. Antoine Lewis, Jno. Akai, ma
kamma, John Kepano, vagrancy, three
days; Olivia Kapale, cruelty to animals
80 and costs; Lewis Langfeld, larceny
second degree, Oct. /; W. Nakaa, ALA:
Tin Soon, receiving stolen goods, Oct
1; Benedeta, selling liquor, Oct. 1; D. Nc
Kenzie, selling liquor, Oct. 2; John d.
Costa, Drunkenness, 81 and costs; Haole
Kimokeo, Shannon, Miguel Sato, Kima
Lunning, Mkt, drunkenness, 81 an(
costs; J. Oliver F. Loomer Geo. Gothic
w. Ginger, drunkenness, bail forfeited
Sam Iona Mrs. Sam Iona, disturbing
quiet of night, 50 and costs; Albert Ma
wahi riding without light, 50 and costs
Mrs. Waldron, assault and battery, Oct
2; W. ]. England, violating plumbing reg
ulations, Oct. l.