The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-06
WELL KNOWN CHARACTER
BEFORE JUDGE WILCOX
He PAYS 4 SMALL FINE FOB HEN
ING INDUCED TOO
FREELY.
Chinese Lac Who DisHkes the Instrsc-
ton impaired in the Public School
Is Sent to the RsfOrmstory Insti-
tuition.

TIE attempted uneaTthing 81 deep
laid conspiracy alleged 20 exist be-
tween the police and Newspapers u
Honolulu whose sole object was 20
bring about the downfall OF a once
proud descendant of famous and .yai-
liant warrior OF France. added greatly
90 the zest OF yesterday morning ses-
sion ~ the police court.
Emil Ney. a humbled scion Of the
house of Ney which Ia the early por-
ton OF the last century struck terror
within the hearts of many brave sub
lecf Of France. took occasion yesterday
morning 10 pay his respects 20 various
faucied enemies
Ney was arrested by an unsympa-
rhetic police department upon the com
mgnp.ace charge OF drunkenness. His
Incarceration followed and Ney spent
the dreary hours OF Wednesday night
within the strong enclosure OF the city
basfi5e
His efforts iu trying 10 convince the
officers az the station house regarding
bis s1briety were unayailing The
early education of the men behind the
desk had been somewhat neglected.
especially along certain lines. and they
could not speak or understand Ney' S
Geluge OF classical French
The defendant took occasion TO pay
his respects 10 everybody in general
when called up before Judge Wilcox.
BE iuumated that his enemies were
working overtime in order to drag his
name iu The dust of humility Ney
possessed a rather hay recollection
of what had trauspired the evening
..fi .af9 IN
admi, that perhaps be might have dial
lied over the cheering cup TO excess.
Al the conclusion OF Ney's narrative
tle court imposed a fine OF s. and
costs.
An Foo a Chinese youngster. en-
rolled on the police dockets with much
frequency as a tIuant was again be-
fore the court. Patience had long
since ceased 10 be a virtue. as far as
An Foo was concerned His persistent
Efforts 90 elude the school agent has
given the police department much
trouble The lad informed lne court
yesterday that the educational system
ir vogue iu the schools of the Terri
tors had mo charms for him. He was
apparently adverse 70 agricultural and
other fads
.No like The school Can learn moth
ing was the laconic reply of the
Young Celestial when iuJerrogated by
the court as 10 his apparent lndiuer-
ouca 90 educational matters.
The lad further insisted that the
growth ana Development of the oyster
plant the cultivation of the essential
bean. OF q careful investigation OF 40
mestcated habits and favorable con
ditions for "a successful culture OF the
alligator pear failed 20 awaken latent
interest within his youthful and un-
tutored mind
The lad was given six months at the
Reform School
Antoine Rosa, q nine-year-old truant.
was -iVen a sound sColding and sent
home
j. N. Curt. a Porto Rican. figured
On thee separate counts on yesterday 5
docket In two instances he was
charged with larceny in the second de
gree The third came closer TO COW
ering ,he Curt malady The defend
ant was alleged 20 be a yagrant. Cur
tic stated that he was unable to get
work OF any kind. consequently he was
Obliged 10 seek financial assistance
from his friends Curtis viii spend two
months at the reef resort
Alex Smith. charged with being 4
common nuisance. was assessed 81 and
costs
Three cases OF drunkenness received
the old familiar penalties.