The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-09
Mr.. pEH's VIOLENT RECEPTION
HIS DESIRE TO OBTAIN SOME
PERSONAL EFFECTS LED
HIN INTO IT.
Peaceful AsOe. Transtorrned into
Scene Of siOs-JUese wilcox
Raises the Rates on chefa Ex
per;s-sUrns in Court Again.

John Piver. the weIl-known amateur
theatrical pe9Inote- and erstwh.le pro
prietor Of prominent bachelor board
ing house. has again been plunged in
the throes o trouble and distress
Frum the tale unfoldec by Mr.. Piver
a. police station yesterday there is
evidently one spot on the map Of Ho-
n0lulu where IL Is not exactly condu-
sive 10 the health Of Mr. Piyer 10 ling
er AZ length.
Out in Beretanla street. in the midst |
OF q peace-ioving community. reside /
four young men OF Teutonic birth |
named Emil Tchuni. Geo. Roenitz. Ber
nnrd Bruhn and Max GnsefeIdt The |
quartette are employed by II. Hack
field 4 Co and have beer maintaining
a stag retreat where. in q quiet and
unuaentatious way far from the mad
deninE whirl 81 metropolitan toll and
turmoil. they could enjoy the quiet
hours devoted 20 rest after the close
% q busy day
Incidents OF the past have shown
however. that the appearance Of Mr..
PiYer upon this scene OF pastoral tran
GUILTY. has always resulted in spon
taneons agitation upon the part of the
aforesaid young men Some months
ago Mr Piver happened to make a
friendly call al the abode Of the Teu-
tons. incidentally TO secure a few
items 81 briC-a-brac. and there follow
cd a session OF rough house which
awakened the echoes for blocks
around The matter was brought up
In police court and Mr.. Piver was
committed 10 the Circuit Court for
entering the premises of another with
out lawful right. The case was final
Is dropped
Yesterday Mr. Piyer concluded that
neighboriy call upon the young Ger
mans would be all right and proper
Hastily consulting the ethereal Ho-
noiulu Blue Book he discovered that
Monday was the receiving day" OF
the Teutons Mr. piver therefore
girded up MS loins. donned his best
raiment and proceeded on his mis-
sion.
he found Messrs. Tchuni Roenitz and
Bruhn az home decked out in their
finest reception toys. The glad hand
that was extended to Mr.. Piver was
most Strenuous" as they say back
la Boston. From the treatment Mr.
Piver received. he was led to believe
that the trio had been diligently and
studiously posting themselves up on
'Delsarte. Etiquette in one Lesson.
Spaulding's Base Bali Guide to
Health and Happiness" or How to
Live on Forty Cents a Day and Be
Happy
The young men smote Mr.. Piver hip
and thigh For the space of three
minutes and thirteen seconds the very
air seemed 20 be filed with a cloud
Of flying fragments Of detached brio
a.hrac
Mr. Piver emerged from the scene
81 conflict with badly damaged optic
and lacerated feelings. He was I'M
able 90 furnish the police with a stem
ographic report OF what had verbally
transpired. nor was he provided with
kaleidoscope. hence could not give a
detailed account OF his exit and sub
sequent deliverance from the hands
OF tho Teutons.
Mr.. Piver claimed that be visited
the abode OF the young men 20 get
his clothes. which had remained there
since their first trouble. The assafl
Ut-EN
warned 10 keep OF the grass out that
way. and that ne knew just which end
of the buzz saw he was going ur
against Warrants were sworn out for
Roenitx. Rruhn and Tschuni. who gave
bonds for their appearance in court
preliminary hearing viii take
place before Judge Wilcox this morn.
ing,
A surprise was in store for bunch
of nine Chinese gamblers in Judge
Wilcox's court yesterday morning
The orientals made mp portion OF
the fruits OF 4 ChilliBgworth raid or
the night previous. The Chinese
pleaded guilty 20 the charge OF twist
ing the festive tigers tail and chasing
him % his lair. One Of the defendants
happened 20 mention the fact thai
they had been guaranteed that theil
nnes would not exceed i've dollars il
each instance. When asked from
whpnec the information came one IN,
noeenfly declared that the boadsmas
said So
Your eondsman Is tribe oflcosor
ed In his Information and susg 70 show
ron viii ane each Of you IS an.
costs. said Judge Wilcox In conclud
ing the case
Archibald Burns. the herseman. wa.
agsia IN noilce court charged with as
sanlt and battery upon Chris Holt a
the Clah stables. alleged to have beef
committed one evening following tn
races The matter had been sent to
higher coert The eharge was dis
missed there and case reopened Ia tn
District eonrt
Ter victims q oyersndulrenc.
pleaded guilty 10 the charge Of drunk
enness Two dollars and costs VA
the FIRE.
~. E Lennon. che attorney. wa
again IN court hnf bis case was con
timed ever until July 1k
Twenty-fre cases 81 gambling werl