The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-23
UHBIDDEH GUESTS
IT SOCIAL sOIR[E
Portable Pie Counter
Pushers Produce
Permits.
PALlMl BloeEABER IS sGOLDED
GAMBLING PkRkPHERNALlk AND
REFRESHMENTS mIHeIE
PIcTuREsouELY.
Alams Is Granted an Extension Of
Time-comez Tells Court About
Midnight Drive and sIumberins
Pstrolnsn.

Al social solree given at the Shi-
mato apartments out Palama way
Tuesday evening the obliging host
was ably assisted in the entertain
ment OF his guests by the Introduction
Of the seductive -seyen-oome-eleyen-"
Before a joyous assemblage broke up
the merry click OF rolling dice and the
admonition. Put you'd money on
six spot. were heard about the prem
ises. However, there were several
unlimited guests VINO forced them
selves upon the hospitality Of Shimato
before the evening hours wore away.
They constituted a delegation OF blue
coated officers and their abrupt en-
trance upon the scene Of festivities
was followed by a general sKirmish
In which small change. misft straw
shoes. dice and a varied assortment
Of wearing apparel were scattered IN
picturesque profusion around the
room. After the fog had sufficiently
lifted Kimura. Tashuma, Shumoto,
Ito. Mort and the fair Milo were ruth
lessly dragged 10 the police station,
there TO be charged with gambling.
Shimato failed to put in an appee~-
ance in Judge Wiicox's court yester-
dav morning. in consequence thereof
forfeiting bail to the amount OF SIS.
The other defendants pleaded guilty
and were assessed fines Of s. each
with 81 costs added.
An Yam. driver aud proprietor OF
a dray. became involved with the law
Tuesday because of having left his
vehicle standing on King street near
Palama Junction for a longer period
than 6fteen minutes. which Is con-
trary 10 the statutes Of the city OF
Honolulu. An Van was arrested. In
court he claimed to have left the
chariot OF commerce outside OF
blacksmith shop. because the size CT
the vehicle prevented its being taken
within. He thought that his outfit
had not INSTRUCTED the busy thorough
fare longer than twenty minutes. c.
II Cook. the officer who made the ar
rest. happened TO have his chronome-
ter with him and he testified that the
Chinaman's rig had remained in the
street for at least three-quarters oil
an hour. During a brief discussion
upon the time limit. All Yam assumed
an expression OF deep sorrow and con-
triton. ne was found guilty by the
Judge but the air OF utter detection
evidently won the day. All Yam es-
capped with a reprimand.
Xxi. charged with mapslaughter IN
causing the death of Charles Bombay.
waived examination and reserved his
plea when brought before the District
Magistrate. The defendant was com
mitted for trial before the Circuit
Court at its next term.
A. Wolf who is alleged 10 have en-
gagged in the manufacture OF spiritu-
GUS liquors. contrary TO the laws os
the Territory. was granted continG-
ance until today
Adaehi. Okimoto and Sato recently
formed a business alliance by which
they proposed TO dispose of cakes,
pies and temperance drinks by the
push cart method. All went merry
as marriage ben until the refresh
ment car was placed upon the street
III WAS AlAltMtA AAt1A th0 NAbNA - A1-Aer
subjects Of the Mikado had overlook
ed a little formalitv Of securing 8
peddier's license. The officers tool
a hand in the game. The firm was
hustled to court Yesterday morning
Adachi sauntered into the presence
OF His Honor with a smile extending
from ear 10 ear and produced the
coveted parchment A uolle proseuG
was entered and the defendants were
discharged.
Alama. charged with receiving stoi
en- goods, was granted an extension
Of time until Friday morning in Which
70 plead.
Upon request Of ATTORNEY A. c. NJ
Robertson. the gambling case in
which Chew Sang. Mark Kong and
Chin On are defendants was post
poned until today.
John Gomez explained to the couri
IN detail how he happened TO buuI
into Mounted Policeman Mccormick
while out for a quiet evening bugr
ride. seated beside q young lad,
friend. Mccormick arrested Come
upon the charge OF needless driving
He claimed defendant was bowling
along Queen street late Sunday nigh
or early Monday morning At fas
clip and ran him down while he wa
calmly refined up close 10 the curb
Mccormick also vo,ichsafed the opin
ion that Gomez appeared far more in
terested in his fair companion thai
In the MANAGEMENT OF his horse
Gomez claimed. that II the mounte.
policeman had kent out Of the way h,
would not have been run into. III
further stated that the officer CON
pletelv blocked his way He did no
see the policeman until three fee
from him. Il Was then too late 10 pul
up. Gomez was released upon pronnisl
70 employ both hands and arms in tn
management OF horses especial,
when entrusted with the care az
Young LADY This going 70 .waix'
OF manly arms. in crowded thorough
fares should be discouraged. ma;
tered the court in fiisnoSfne Of Ii,