The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-21
LOWER COURT
HAPPENINGS
Kalihi Rabbit Case CoIIapses.
Kakaako HoodIums
Arrested.

me .hallhi rabbit case was perhaps
the most interesting on the Police
Court calendar yesterday. A man NAM
ed Wagner was charged with having
bred rabbits contrary TO the laws of
the Territory.
Defendant admitted keeping rabbits
but said that they We're kept in con-
finement.
George Lycurgus, Manager Allen of
the Hawaiian Hotel, Manager Wyman
of the Pacific Club and other witnesses
for the prosecution all denied that they
had ever purchased rabbits from Wag-
ner
that a nolle prosequi be entered.
Mitana was fined 5000 and costs for
illegally selling liquor. He has a Ii
cense to retail Hawaiian beer but was
caught in the act of selling beer of
Mainland manufacture.
All Tuck, the decrepit Chinese men
dicant who has for a long time past
begged aims at the corner of Fort and
King streets, was found guilty of va
grancy and sent to the reef for two
months.
Hama, native woman charged with
profanity, was fined So and costs. The
complaining witness was asked to re-
peat the language used and responded
to the invitation with such alacrity that
9 of he cd
and Toma Abe was observed to blush
violently.
The cases disposed of were: Jan
Fook, violating Board of Health regu-
lation, August %; All Fai, receiving
stolen goods, nolle prosd.; Mitani, sell
ing liquor, 5000 and costs; All Tuck, va
graney, two months; Nautilo Dente,
selling liquor, August %; Wagner,
breeding rabbits. nolle prosd.; Mrs. A.
Dente, Louisa Walmers, selling liquor.
August %; Hama (w), profanity, So and
costs; Kahalewai Kimokeo, assault and
battery on K. Paiaina and Pa, August
elua, reprimanded and discharged; John
Brown, assault with deadly weapon,
August 81; Kanihou. assault and bat
terry on K. Paiaina and Pa; Palenapa
Palekiko, assault and battery on &.
Paiaina and Pa, August 81; Welau,
gambling, SIS and costs; Armstuts, Tim
norman, drunkenness, 81 and costs; W.
Smith, drunkenness, bail forfeited; Mrs.
G. II. Moore, malicious injury, August
81 Manuel Fernandez, assault and bat
terry on II. J. Reid.
Yesterdays arrests included: Andrew
William. James Brown, deserving ship
Kinross; William Davis, Mark Robin
son, investigation; Mrs. G. H. Moore
Kalei, Daniel Kawaa, Keoni Akai, ].
Ernestberger, malicious injury; Manuel
Fernandez, assault and battery on H.
]. Reid; George Wade, murder second
degree; H. Rooney, violation carriage
regulations; Kealoha, larceny second
degree; Christian Anderson, drunken
ness; KAPPA Kalauemaunu, malicious
injury; Munikaua, common nuisance;
Thomas Wright, straggler from S. S.
Solace.
c. D. Shearer reported at the police
station last night that his bicycle had
been stolen from outside his house, on
Beretania street near Punchbowl. He
went home to supper yesterday after
noon about $50 o'clock and a little later
on going to get his wheel found that it
was gone.
Barney Joy arrested four kakaako
hoodlums who have for some time past
been terrorizing the district near the
Queen street end of the Beach road
They are charged with malicious in
jury Their practice of late has been
to lie in wait for hacks of an evening
and lombard them with rocks