The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-18
JAPANESE HlsHlDlTE RELEASED
kALE AoMoNIsHEo HEREAFTER
TO KEEP IN THE MIDDLE
OF THE ROAD.
The chiIIingworth Raid Productive
Of Considerable Booty-kirI play
ed Return Ensasement-An Ex-
pensive Bicycle Lamp.

Kawamolo is a yender of milk. His
appearance in Police Court yesterday
morning was IN connection with this
vocation Dark clouds Of trouble made
their appearance in the horizon of Kar
wan1oio's existence when an able
bodied anvil chorus began operations
over the quality of the tactical fluid dis
pensed by the dairyman. One. thing
is certain, If Kawamolo never dreamed
of the existence of a milk inspector
in Honolulu be is by this time sufh-
ciently appraised of that fact The
charge which stared him in the face
when brought before Judge Wilcox
came under the provisions of Section
2. subsection 3B, Act "a of the Ses
sion Laws of 1897, that of selling q
certain article of food, to wit. milk
which had been substituted in part
with a cheaper substitute, to. wit. wa
ter"
The purity of the milk as well as
the alleged dilution with aqua pura
will be thoroughly investigated on
Monday, the case having been post
poned to that day.
costs added. because of his second ap
pearance in court under a charge o;
drunkenness within forty-eight hours
The payment of the regulation fine
and costs settled the cases of Powers
Jackson. Murray and Lee charged with
drunkenness
Before Kaimimoku left the Police
Court room, he was painfully impress
ed with the fact that an ordinary bi
cycle lamp could have been purchased
even at Honolulu trust prices" at q
much less figure than the fine chalked
up against him for riding his wheel
along Honolulu's thoroughfares minus
light. He paid 50 and costs.
Louis Dement,, driver of a dumpcart
was released and the charge of reck
less driving entered against him was
nolle pressed.
A nolle prosequi was entered in the
case of Hashidate charged with being
an accessory in the conduct and main
tenance of house of i'll repute. The
defendant was thereupon discharged
A settlement of difficulties existing
between Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols was eff
fected outside the confines of the
court. Nichols. charged with assault
was discharged
All Fong, charged with assault and
battery, was granted a postponement
until this morning.
The Chillingworth raid Thursday
night out Palama way was a signal
success. Thirteen victims to the in
sidious wiles of PAL kau. a gambling
game, were gathered in by the police
dragnet. When arraigned yesterday
morning. the ringleader of the phalanx
with an unlucky number, recollected
that Friday was generally a day that
the Hoodoo is supposed to transact
business in large quantities. Realizing
the great odds against which the outfit
was thrust, all pleaded guilty to the
charge of participating in a gambling
game. Five dollars and costs was de
manded from each. The cash was
forthcoming.
The evidence against Keoniliilii. ar.
rested Tuesday upon complaint of Ma
laea, charged with purloining two
lunches of hala valueu at $3.50. was
insufficient TO constitute a case against
the defendant. hence he was discharg
ed. When 1t came right down to rock
bottom facts. the prosecution admitted
that there were no eye-witnesses tc
Keoniliilii's appropriating the luscious
fruit of the hala tree. Kela, a Hawai-
ian woman, testified that the tree with
its overhanging branches loaded with
fruit. was situated close to an alley
on the premises of VIM. Aud The
court maintained that the mere pos.
session of hala fruit by the defendant,
despite the fact that the trees in ques-
ton were afterward found in a partial
~ denuded state. did not indicate that
Keoniliilii was guilty of the offense.
Keke. charged with assault upon one
jackson some days ago. secured con-
tinuance until May 90.
Before Kale departed from the stern
presence of the Judge ne solemnly
vowed that in future should his path
way ever lead him within sound or
sight of a crap game he would make
industrious tracks for remoteness as
fast as pattering feet could convey him
thither The dnlcet notes: Seven come
eleven" Skies up. who's there. Aces
and deuces. who beats greeted the
reluctant Kale as be was vending his
way homeward from season OF toll
He tarried and likewise fell. He de
elared he took no part in the chances
The temptation of Adam. in the bis
red apple story. was no more difficult
to resist than that which befeli kale.
When matters had been clearly ex.
planned to the court. the defendant
was allowed TO go his way. with the
admonition to eschew the many invit.
ing pathways OF Honolulu lined with
concealed thorns and. like q Kansas
Populist. keep in the middle Of the
road.
The case against ". Cook and d.
SpauldEng. charged with larceny In
the first degree preferred by Hugh
0'Donnell. was dismissed for want OF
evidence by the prosecution II will
no rQynarn hs,rrd that CsTlcnuei7 rfasrnQsi