The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-25
WAR DECLARED ON CAKE pEDLERs
LUETcERT MEETS TWO MAIDS
FROM FRANCE AND TRoU-
BILE ENsUEs.
Defendants in Free Fight at Pacific
Mail Wharf Are Fined-Truant
Lad Released With Reprimand-
Pstsey Forfeited Bail.

Antoine Richard. Jr.. manager Of the
Lopez dairy situated at kalihi. above
the main road. was fined $50 and costs
in the District Court yesterday morn
ing. being found guilty of delivering
watered milk TO the customers of that
establishment
Richards was arrested Thursday
evening upon complaint Of Food Com
missioner Shorey, who was present at
the restaurant Of Quong Fai on Iwilei
road near King street. at an early hour
in the morning. and caught Richards
redhanded in the act Of delivering the
watered lacteal fluid. Two samples
were taken TO the chemists labora-
tory and upon examination were found
10 contain 1929 per cent of solids
which showed ten per cent added wa
ter in the milk.
Quong Fai testified that he had been
a patron OF the Lopez dairy for many
months. He did not recall any very
heavy kicks against the milk from his
customers.
In his own behalf. Richards testified
be attended to the milking personally
He also delivered the milk Richards
made fiat denial 10 the charge that
water had been added to the milk.
Judge Wilcox offered a few remarks
concerning food authorizations in gen.
eral Richards was declared guilty
and cautioned to mend his way, re-
framing from Increasing the quantity
OF his milk at the expense of its nu-
tritive quality. The dairyman sadly
took his departure.
All Ngon is driver of a cart horse
and thereby hangs tale. Officer Geo
Moau came along and spied the pur-
veyor Of refuse and real estate. stand
ing united near the corner of Hotel
and Smith streets Thursday evening
The policeman lay in waiting for the
unsnspecting All Ngon who. when he
shove in sight. was promptly nabbed
and brought to the station where a
charge of violating the hitching or
dinance was written opposite his
name in Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth' S
big book. The defendant was found
guilty and sentenced TO pay fine of
81 and costs
Another cake peddler was before
His Honor charged with navigating a
portable pie and cake counter without
possessing a regulation license for
the operation of such craft Kudis
was the name of the offender Before
he regained the oalmy arr of freedom
he was compelled 10 leave SIS as bail,
which was afterward forfeited.
A youthful tTuant who gave his
name as Kohahana was released upon
a fearful promise to mend his ways
in future. eschew the temptations of
waterfront crap games and embrace
the studious grind at the public
schools. The lad was the picture OF
plaintiye penitence. when the Judge
had finished his fatherly talk.
Alama's difficulties over the receipt
OF some carpenters tools alleged to
have been stolen from a Chinese con
tractor some days ago. were brought
to a sudden determination by nolle
proseQui being entered and the defend
ant discharged
Customs Inspector Taylor. was
granted q postponement until today
in the case where il is charged thai
he employed much profanity in deal
ing with Chinese Interpreter Will,
Crawford. as he was about to boarC
the steamer Picking. lying at the Pa
cific Mail wharf Thursday. II is ex
pected that United States District Al
torney ] c. Baird will conduct tn,
case for the defendant Taylor.
Patsey. one of Thursday evening:
victims to intemperance. forfeited bal
Of S.. Manuel Munish pleaded guilty
TO the charge OF drunkenness ant
was fined 81 and costs.
While laboring under the influence
Of an over-ripe jag. A. c. Luetger
hied himself TO lwilei Thursday even
ing and proceeded TO stir up a dis
turbance. II did not take him yer,
long to discover trouble and that il
Wholesale lots.
In his tour about the stoekade. Lu
etgert encountered two maidens pos
sessing pretty pink compilations. VIII
claimed 20 be Of true Bourbon Frenel
extraction. Luetgert evidently dislik
ed the features Of the young womel
and proceeded 10 forcibly eject ther
from their rooms.
The fair ones appeare1 in court YES
terday morning and gave their name
as Pearl Andrews and Margaret MAJ
tin. They swoTe out a complain
against Laetgert for assault and bat
terry. The court assessed fine of s
and costs against the defendant,
Messrs. Timas. Gibbs and Gouver
lined up and pleaded not guilty to III
charge Of ARRAY. alleged TO have bee
committed at the Pacific Mail whar
Thursday evening The examinafio
Of witnesses. with close erossque:
tioning. indicated pretty conclusfvel
that the trio had succeeded in creatin
considerable rough house before il
reference hove in sight.
From the fragments of the storie
floating about the police court. III
scraps was simon pure three-cornel
ed fight. conducted upon lines simila
to the breaking up OF n Democrat
ward caucus Timss and Gouyer
went upon the principle that wheE
ever they saw head, they punched i