The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-14
|W|LCOX'S
MATINEE
Domestic Troubles
Strengthened
Out.
ADVICE GIVEN
TO HUSBANDS
Leons Loi Alleged to Have Stolen
a Peerless Lemon Rind
Pipe.

! On account of the presence of Depu-
| ty Sheriff Chiliingworth and Clerk
Fabian being required in another court
yesterday morning the majority of the
cases in the District Court went over
until today.
| Manuel Tichera. charged with tru-
ancy, was suffered to depart with n
reprimand The trouble with Manuel
was that he got into the habit of
sneaking out of school about II o'clock
every morning for reasons which the
testimony did not diyulge. Manuel's
mother had no idea of her sons pre-
cocity until the truant officer called
her attention to the matter. She said
that she packed the boy off to school
every morning. and that he returned,
as she thought, when school was
over.
Take Manuel home" said the Judge,
land select a well developed single.
Apply the shingle frequently in the
usual place; then 1 think Manuel will
sit out the whole scholastic perform
ance."
Leong Loi. who is alleged TO have
u
property of one All Sin was commit
ted for trial. Defendant was arrested
at Aiea by Deputy Sheriff Fernandes.
The stolen property was found in
Leong Lois house at Eva. The pipe
is worth considerable money. being
made out of the rinds of many lemons
pressed together. Lemon rind pipes
are greatly priced by Oriental dope
fiends. Defendant waived examina-
ton.
Malie, Hilo woman, charged with
desertion. was reconciled to her hus-
band by Judge Wilcox. the champion
patcher-up of domestic infelicities. The
lady said that she fled from her hus-
band because he once beat her.
The judge told the couple that they
had better kiss and make up. His re-
marks to Males husband ran some
thing like this:
Take your wife home and treat her
right. When you have money give her
half See that she always fares as
we'll as you do yourself. You got drunk
once and beat your wife, and as re-
suit she growled at you. You can't
expect her to act like a lady when you
are acting like a pig
X Keliipio, charged with malicious
injury, was remanded until today. The
police have been looking for defendant
for quite time and had come to the
conclusion that he had vamosed to one
of the other Islands. He was arrested
during a drunken orgie in Palolo val
ley last Sunday on a charge of assault
and battery. but was discharged in the
police court yesterday morning. The
trouble with Keliipio is that he is al
legged to have amused himself by
smashing hack lamps with rocks and
other instruments.
All Chew, a Chinese boy charged with
vagrancy, was reprimanded and dis
charged. The boys father had him ar
rested because he had done no work
for two weeks, and because he feared
that if his son were not taught a les
son he would land in Jail on some Sc
rious charge
The boy said that the reason he had
not worked for fortnight was that
he felt that he needed a vacation, and
therefore took a couple of weeks off
Previous to the two weeks he had Ia
bored hard and regularly.
The old man asked the judge to find
work for his boy, to which the mag |
istrate replied that he had already sue
ceeded in providing several of defend
ants friends with steady jobs under |
the government. He cautioned All |
Chew to be a good boy in future. and |
let him go.
Other cases dealt with We're:
Virginia de Sa, desertion, November |
IS: All How. distilling. November Is: |
]. Limo Kamoku, selling liquor, Novem- |
Der IA; Bob Levy, common nuisance;
An Ngee. vagrancy, November IA; Geo.
Green, disturbing quiet of night, No
vember IA: Aikaha, John Andrew John
son. drunkenness, g and costs; F.
drunkenness, bail forfeit
ed; All Sing. common nuisance, IS and
costs.