The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-08

Hot He szvS he wiH shnek ne
ThC1es side q the st0rx was 20 the
effect that vztsT from The root 0s the
Chinese store wss running down into
his gallery. He fnterposed severzi CD
ieeticns 70 the inrndarioa ne Chi
ness failed 20 par any ztsenfioz "a
the matter. After 4 complete recital
OF ~oes- the court placed Thone IN
der bonds 70 keep tia peace. main
tanning that = little matter Ike the
rain vas no lawful excuse for the
shcoting-gallery man threatening the
Chinese merchant
Eleven wooers OF fckle fortune. al
hailing from Chinatown. we're lined up
in picturesque array. The cases
against them we're quickly disposed
OF by q general pleading OF guilty 10
the charge Of gambling The sum
of SO each was assessed.
Makanoe did not dispute the charge
aled against him that he had been dis
pensing liquor without & license a
plea OF guilty was entered. Makanoe
was fined sos.
Twelve cases Of excessive intern
perance were disposed OF in about as
many minutes. Each defendant caught
the regulation fine Saturday joyous
ness was soon turned to Monday sad
ness Those without the price were
sent down 70 the cold storage
When Alfred Smith is released after
serving his twenty-four hours confne-
ment for contompt of court. he viii
be given an opportunity OF explaining
his differences with Kaneakua which
took place last Saturday. Smith be
came quite obstrepOrous during the
process of his hearing yesterday
morning. He attempted to lay down
some lines of law to the court He
was reminded that his attorney was
the proper person to interpose objec-
tons. Tradition was thrown to the
four winds. Smith defied the court to
prove wherein he had ever played a
previous engagement in police court.
q win give you twenty-four hours
solitary confinement. in order that
yea may recover a civil tongue" was
the rejoinder of the court. after pa
thence had ceased to be virtue.
The difficulty arose over the fact
that Smith had entered the premises
OF Kaneakua who was in the midst of
his frugal meal. in company with
lady friend The intrusion of Smith
was not looked upon with much joy.
Some words followed. The men met
in conflict Smith and Kaneakua en-
deayored to throw each other from the
second-story balcony of Kakaako
lodging house The result of the
melee was that Smith found himself
badly knocked out by the unsympathe-
tic surface of an empty beer bottle
The matter will come up for definite
settlement today.
An attempt was made in police
court to show wherein the lack of
suitable amount of raiment was a fit
ting excuse for vagrancy. H Rod
riques, a Porto Rican, in pleading
guilty to the charge stated through an
that he had been compell-
ed to remain in close confinement
within the rooms of friend for the
space of two weeks awaiting the re-
turn of some clean clothes from the
laundry. RodriQues failed to state ex-
plicitly just where he had the cleans
ing operation performed. The Rapid
Transit methods indicated in his plea
were duN0fSelg cofUU1SHlSu upon. L he
Porto Rican was advised to change
his laundryman, or purchase a moro
extensive wardrobe.
The doors of the police station were
opened wide to Barefooted Bill.
whom it was thought was connected
with several of the burglaries recently
committed around town. The police
failed to secure evidence to connect
Bill with robberies. hence his release.
Apana, charged with being present
at a Kakaako resort when a seductive
gambling game was in progress. was
fined SIS for not being better qualified
to judge his associates.
Tom Taunaia paid the sum of IS
for the delirious delight derived from
a pummeling of the Kim Look feat
ures. The melee resulted from the
collection of a rent bill
by the Chinese upon Taunaia.