The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-26
BONNIE IS A TERROR
KNOCKED OUT THREE TIN
SOLDIERS.
Is Said to Have Attacked Them With
out Any Provocation- Warrants Is
sued for His Arrest.

Three warrants were issued yester-
day morning for the arrest of Bonnie
George, or Bonnie JOY the Terror of
the Drill Shed, on charges of assault
and battery. According to the state
ments of the compliments George
knocked out all three of them and II
required from five to twenty minutes to
bring the trio out of dream land TO
which the mighty fists of George had
consigned them.
The fight occurred on Washington s
Birthday last Friday The three com
planning witnesses say that after the
annual dress parade and drill on the
Drill Shed campus the members of the
First Hawaiian Regiment gathered i'm
the Drill Shed to remove their accoutre-
ments of war and to discuss the days
events. Several of the men imbibed
too much beer. They also gazed upon
the wine when it was red, and got red
eyed. One of them was too boisterous
and was elected from the room of
Company A. This incensed the man 50
he appealed to his friends to resent the
imagined insult. How many supporters
he secured was not learned but among
them was Bonnie George The victims
say they did not have time in which
to learn how many more We're behind
the insulted soldier.
F. Bechert one of the complainants
stepped out into the main hall of the
drill shed. heard some body say
':'There goes one of them now" Who
was meant Bechert does not know. In
view of subsequent events he now be-
lieves that the reference was made to
him, any how somebody suddenly shut
off the daylight. Bechert says it was
the mountainous fist of George which
landed on his right eye. In any event
il was twenty minutes before Bechert
regained his senses.
The story of how A. Lungtern curled
up on the floor and the subsequent
proceedings interested him no more. is
equally as decisive. He was in the
company room when somebody called
him to step outside as a party wished
to see him. Not suspected any aVeng-
ing fists Lun~trcn stepped out and his
face came into sudden and violent con-
tact with somebody's fist. When the
fist landed Lungtren thought it was
the hoof of a government mule but
after he had slept for ten minutes on
the floor, he awakened with a violent
headache and the opinion that he too
was victim of Georges fist. In any
event Lungtrer took such oath today
when he swore to the complaint.
The third victim of the Georgian fist
was F White TIL latter like his fell
low sufferers. is also a member of Com
panv A, N. C. II. His encounter was
equally as brief as that of the others.
He came, he felt he was conquered.
He was "out" only five minutes.
The three men assert that they are
not the only ones who temporarily bit
the dust las' Friday. The Georgian
fist was busy as long as there We're
victims to be found, These men, say
the complaining witnesses, viii go to
the police station within a few days
and swear 10 complaints aginst George.
II is said that the name OF He of the
Mighty Fist" is Bonnie JOY although
the name OF Bonnie George appears on
the warrants.
II II should he developed at the vari-
Gus trials of Bonnie that he is a man