The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-24
SEDUCTIVE OE0LEHl0
WIS HOT HOMEMADE.
Thirsty Cockroach the
Cause of Wasted
Spirits.
RUpTUREO HELRI-STRINGS UNITED
no KIT WILL SPEND SIX MONTHS
AT RocK-sREAkIEe FOR
ASSAULT.
RUpTURED HEARI-sTRINGs UNITED
Warning longs Pacifed-Mery ~sey-
en-come-Eleven" Continues to Fas-
einste Youthful esmesters-More
Trouble for Cake PeddIers.

T.
The raid OF Deputy Sheriff Chilling !
worth accompanied b. several sleuths
last Sunday morning upon the prem
ises OF A. Wolf ct Kahala came to
naught when the defendant. charged /
with the unlawful distilling OF liquors.
appeared in police court yesterday
morning.
Notwithstanding the testimony OF
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth and off,
Ger McKinnon regarding the finding of
a small amount Of okolehao upon the
Wolf estate. the court refused TO con /
yict the defendant upon the grounds OF |
insufficient evidence.
In his own behalf Wolf claimed ar |
the time the officers arrived he was |
engaged In the laudable occupation OF
tickling the virgin soil Wiz a hoe. en-
deavoring 10 coax the shy and reluct-
ant potato vine and sprouting bean
TO increased activity and growth
When he reached his house and pro
ceeded to take a pull at his private
stock Of okolehao he found that an
able-bodied cockroach had been there
before him and vas enjoying a bath
In the cheering but inebriating liquid
Wolf was pouring the spirits on the
ground as the officers came up to him
He denied in toto any connection with
the manufacture OF the liquid Wolf
was released.
When Wong Wa zee. the recreant
lover Of the fair and petite Sin Yong.
appeared before the District Magis-
trate be was pleasurably surprised to
find that a nolle prosequi had been en-
tered in the case The charge of en-
ploying falsehood and deceit TO accom-
plish the undoing OF the complaining
witness was therefore dropped.
Just what brand Of soothing balm
had been applied TO the ruptured heart
strings and wounded feelings of the
fair plaintiff was not made known in
court. Sufficient to say. however. a
compromise had been effected and the
warning tongs were once again rele-
gated TO the more peaceful pursuits
OF life.
Despite the plea of innocence offer
ed by Ho Kit. a Chinese charged with
an assault and battery upon Mahoea
a little 7-year-old native girl. he was
sentenced 10 six months imprison-
ment at hard labor ana fined $1.60
court costs. The testimony was of
commanded the closest attention OF
the courtroom loungers. II was never
theless unfit for publication. The
child reluctantly recounted her expe-
riences at the hands of Ho Kit. Her
tears frequently interrupted the testi-
mony which proved most damaging to
the defendants interests The testi-
mony OF DR.. Emerson was also intro
alihi by several Chinese witnesses
who claimed that the defendant was
at work upon the Sing Chong building
al the time when the assault was al
legged 70 have been committed
Tong Lee was granted a postpone
ment until May 81. TO answer to the
charge OF being involved in a pakapio
game at Waipahu several nights ago.
John Poe paid 80 and costs for be
ing caught in crowd of spectators at
n -seyen-come-elevenn game This
sporting life comes high" remarked
Poe as he faded from before the judi
cial tribunal
o. Kimoto and Adachi. who operate
a travelling cake dispensary. were re
leased from the charge OF doing bust
ness without n license. A nolle pro
seoul was entered and the defendants
discharged
Waiau was assessed a fine of s.
with 50 court costs added for the salts
faction Of injured justice in his assault
upon one Kan Pom. Waiau paid and
took himself hence.
Dan Mcpherson forfeited Sc bail be
cause OF nun-appeaiSne in court to
answer 10 the chronic complaint of
drunkenness.
Billy" who was included in Wed.
nesday nights harvest of jags. was
assessed the regulation fine.
Having disposed of the contents OF
glass bottle of red eye Hasei Buck
shattered the receptacle upon the side
walk This act caused him a repri
mand from the court Buck left the
room greatly overjoyed at his good
fortune.
The many intricacies and ramifica
tons connected with the successful
operation OF a pakaplo eEnk at Wal
pahu were clearly presented before
Judge Wilcox at police court yester
dav.
The cases Of chez PoRc. Mars
Kong and Chun On. who we're arrested
the first Of the week upon hlankei
charge OF gambling drew fossh much
testimony which did not place the de
PENDANTS in the nost enviSAie light
Fines q the amount OF $50 each We .
levied upon the three men. They dus
and promised 70 eschew packapio here
after
Alika. alias Geo Smith. received 1
fine q $40 and costs for assault and
battery upon the person OF ChcnE
Kong. Besides slightly affecting ths
physique Of the Chinese. Smith aiss
admonished him in no very gentle
tones to 80 and seek a warmed climate
especially one where IRE 1spSrtnteni
would be impotent. Kong seemed q
feel the sting Of wounded dignity mors