The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-06
ssgauLHILHREH 70 Dc vlssIHlTED
cowsTose EQUINE WHICH re
owREp THE SERVICES or
AUTOMOBILE
purchaser Of Antique t4orsssesh Want
ed His Money ssek-seSersi As-
sravat.d Cases Of Saturday Sad
n.ss-Dr. l. Cleveland Discharged

The rank and file OF Honolulu
Youngsters must continue 70 abide By
the prescribe Board OF Health regu-
iatioBs in regard TO vaccination, the
protests Of several irate parents 20
the contrary Notwithstanding As the
matter nov stands. tender arms must
continue 10 be barred to the needle >
point
Judge Dickey rendered decision
in Police Court yesterday morning IN
the case OF assault and battery
charged against DR.. Luella S. Cleve-
land preferred BY the parents OF Ut
re 6-vear-old Annie kaniho. Inc
court held that Dr. Cleveland was not
guilty OF assault when she attempted
10 carry out her duties In yaccinatine
the school children. DR.. Cleveland
was discharged.
The case was introduced primarily
as a test of the vaccination oroi-
nances. Il was charged that the pny-
sicIan had used force in compelling
the vaccination Of the little girl. IL
vas also claimed that the child had
previously been yaccinated, the oper-
alton having been performed about
four months ago. The parents hied
vigorous objections against the com
pulsory vaccination rules for children
attending the public schools. and
claimed the right and privilege OF Sc
curing whom they pleased to inocuiats
their offspring against contagion- In
the rounds OF her Official duties as
special Board OF Health agent, Dr.
Cleveland has frequently met WIFE
strenuous objection by the children
backed up by their parents.
The physician was represented oy
Attorney w. r. Russell. High Sheriff
Brown looked after the prosecution.
Mr. Brown built up his case from the
standpoint OF humanitarianism. II
vras eontenied that DR.. Cleveland had
exceeded her authority in the matter
in compelling the child to submit tc
vaccination for the second time with
in a year. The prosecution main
tained that the mother OF the chilt
had the privilege to nominate whom
she wished % perform the vaccination
OF her child.
In giving his decision Judge Dicke'
announced. without any prellminar,
flourish Of trumpets. that he IVES ar
ardent supporter OF vaccination. HI
considered the precaution against in
fectious diseases most beneficial
The matter was proper and right. Th'
court failed to see where vaccination
administered by the consent OF tn
child constituted an assault and bat
terry. He therefore ordered DR. Cleve
land discharged.
II Louis Andrade could have foun,
the tabled ellxer OF life In sufficien
quantities to have been administers
TO what he supposed was a horse. h
doubtless would have been in a mucl
more contsnted frame OF mind at tn
conclusion OF the auction held by MOI
gan az the police station yesterda
noon. BY order OF the High Sherii
and In pursuance OF a writ issued q
the instance OF George Bent agains
one Matsu, a japanese hackdriyer, a
animal OF prehistoric lineage sailin
under the non de plume OF valuabl
horse supposed TO be worth in tn
neighborhood OF $3.50 which was pu
up al the highest bidder yesterday
There was only one other contestar
for the equine He was Oficer Eel
reira The officer withdrew early /
the game. having sized up the ANNA
which displayed signs OF having /
It's extreme youth suffered fros
narrowing toe nails or some othe
acute pedal lnfirmiey. The hoofs OF III
horse we're worn down below the vs.
ter line. It's cargo was sadly liste
% port. Suggestions were freely eli
culated thai the Police department
ought to De compelled TO furnish a
automobile to deliver the goods to IN
intending purchaser.
Nevertheless the bidding was spirit
ed. The alleged horse was knocke
down to Andrade AZ sii2.50. II al
not take the purchaser long 10 di
cover the painful fact that the antiqu
piece OF equine bric-a-hrac was nj
fair to look upon. The horse wss SCI
erai degrees from being likened to
work from the Old Masters done /
oil.
Andrade had paid $50 down on h
purchase He later desired to hay
High Sheriff Brown take hack III
horse. Mr.. Brown could not see tn
Joke In the same light as Mr.. Andrad'
The offer vas refused. Andrade the
declared that he would not paw the az
ditional amount He was informe
that the balance Of sT2.50 must
forthcoming else legal proceeding
would be Instituted. The last seen {
the horse L was maintaining an a
right position. The end Is net yet. :
saw knowing ones
A Porto Rican was arrested for va
raacy YESTERDAY being found sleepln
In the bicycle sheds belonging 70 n
police department. The man was &
tally united for work. and presenfe
nstiahle plight
The usual array of Saturday nigh
DRINKS we're gathered IN BY the polio
YESTERDAY evening. They snceeede
ID raising several dsstinet celebration
Each declared that he had been q
tending his individual hlrthdsy part
There Vas considerable commotio