The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-22
TEIRFUL RECITAL
OF UHREQU|IED LOVE
Chinese Maiden States
She Is Victim of
Deceit.
XXI ACCUSED Of MAnSLAUeHTER
DISTURBED COMMUNAL BLISS
ONCE AGAIN PEACEFULLY
RESTORED.
All Fons Expressed Contempt for ORR
entail Histrionies by Shower OF
Garden Produee-Youthfu Crap
Shooter Sent to Reform School.

0al lCo4A4l 4OQu8t .
Chinese maiden, unfolded sad tale in
sweet dulcet tones before the bar of
justice in Judge Wilcox's court yester-
day morning. Claiming to be victim
of falsehood, deceit and misplaced con-
ndence, the fair flower Of the Celestial
Empire held the undivided attention
OF the courtroom loungers for a brief
season interpreter Willie Crawford
endeayored TO inform the court lust
now the matter looked when il was
translated into Chesterfieldian Eng
llsh. Sing Young was in deep trouble
1nere would be few words and then
perceptlble sprinkling of salty tears.
During her recital of unreQuited love
In which one Wang Wa zee conspicu-
ously figured, even large and robust
Willie Crawford was perceptibly
moved. 1t seems that the impetuous
Sing Young had loved not wisely but
too well and, having accepted the ar
dent declarations of Wang, awoke to
the bitter truth that she had been
played falsely. The willy Wang easily
noted the lovelorn condition of the
maid from the Orient. and it is alleg-
ed took advantage of her youth and in
nocence.
When the case was called, Wang
Wa zee through his attorneys mott.
fed the court that he was not ready
for trial and therefore requested
continuance until Thursday. The
postponement was granted
The greater portion of yesterdays
session was given over to the assault
cases of All Fong and All Ong. All
Fong created a large-sized disturb
ance at the local Chinese theater sew
eral evenings ago, but was afterward
acquitted of the charge of assault and
battery. 1t transpired that the brand
of theatricals did not come up to the
standard set by All Fong He there
fore proceeded to lombard the actors
with miscellaneous assortment of
deceased fruit and vegetables. Off
GERS All Chez and All Ong were soon
upon the scene and attempted to take
the turbulent All Fong into custody.
The Monaghan resisted and for sew
eral minutes it looked as if looting
party had been holding a reunion or
celebrating a recent victory in China.
All Fong was finally subdued and
brought to the station, where he was
again booked upon charge of assault
| and battery upon an officer engaged
in the performance of his duty After
a lot of testimony had been carefully
winnowed. Judge Wilcox assessed a
fine of s25 and costs to All Fong.
The profanity of Antoine Barboza
resulted in his being brought before
the court. Antoine pleaded not guilty
to the charge, but finally admitted that
If he had used highly favored CONVEX
sation it must have been at a time
when he was under the influence of
highly distilled corn juice. The case
was continued until today.
Malimaiki, Soma and Lyons, charg-
| ed with being drunk, were assessed
the usual fines, which were paid
The gambling case of Mark Kong,
the Waipahu pakapio player, was still
before the court when the hands of
the clock reached the hour of four in
| the afternoon The case was continu.
] ed until this morning.
/ Notice OF the death of Charles Bonn
bay alias Jackson being received at
| the police station. the charge of as
sault and battery against Xxi was
nolle pressed and a charge of man
slaughter was filed against the de
fendant instead. It will be remember
| ed that Kiki made a vicious assault
upon Bombay while incarcerated in
the city Jail Before assistance reach
ed the man, he was badly injured
Bombay was kicked in the face four
times by Kiki. anu in order that pro
per care might be received he was
taken to the Queens Hospital His
death necessitated fling the grayer
charge of manslaughter against Xxi
Mahoe. Kaaiwani. Keonipulu. Keaui
lani and Kanahu had long and
dreary wait before they were sum
moned before the judicial bar. The
case was not reached much before
four O'Clock. His Honor looked over
the men as they lined up and answered
TO the charge of being present at q
place where q "seven-come-eleven'
game was in progress Mahoe blush
| ingiy acknowledged his guilt The
other defendants pleaded not guilty
All received reprimand and were
discharged
One of the closing scenes of yester
day afternoons session OF the police
court was little happy family re
union in which Nohoanu Pumanu and
Kaanapu (wl participated. A few
DAYS ago strife and turmoil pervadet
once joyous family circle A cloud
OF trouble came along and settles
down upon the Pumanu domicile and
at times noisy conflict awakened tbs
midnight echoes Pumanu was befor;
the court charged with assault upor
Kaansnu, his wife The defendant
sat behind the railing OF the docl
and bore a penitent expression. Wills
his better half nursed small infan'
during the process OF the iudicia
grinding Defendant Pumanu. how
ever. got OF pretty easy. as he wal
released and given reprimand H
was read few sections from Judgs