The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-30

captured after q scuf1e and made 10
await i permit from the Federal 1u-
thoTitiss-
LoFrin Andrews stated IN evidence
that Crawford did not employ ian
guage in the encounter that would n
anywise be found unfit for Honolulu
/ drSwingrool He insisted that the
custom house nan used very robust
swear words. many Of which were
overripe Andrews related his vain
endesvors 10 restore peace He dis
covered that he had forgotten his tag
OF truce. so gently 1dmonished Willie
| 10 be good boy who therezpon secur-
/ ed permit
Tayior's friends then took hand in
the proceedings They started out in
a manner that would indicate that il
was their only mission to punch the
testimony Of Crawford and Andrews
so full OF big gaping holes. that when
they finished the plaintiffs story
would resemble a slice of filed cheese.
Messrs Doyle. Christian. Manuel
and Purdy were all of one accord in
saying that defendant Taylor did not
say the naughty things attributed to
The Judge gave careful attention
and, when time was called, delivered
a little advice to both parties. He
mildly limited that II Willie would pat
ronize barber he might not be taken
for Chinese by the unsophisticated
in Honolulu. Taylor was reminded
that because he wore q neat fitting
dark blue suit with nice brass but
tons. it did not necessarily imply that
the overburdened taxpayers and citi-
gems should bow down and worship
him. I'VE live in good old Free Am
erica nowadays and one fellow Is on
the same footing as his neighbor."
remarked the magistrate. Finally,
with caution to both parties against
losing their tempers, the incident
closed
Tanaka paid a fine of SIS and costs
for having left his horse and vehicle
standing in a public thoroughfare
without being properly fastened.
For assault and battery upon Sinah
Pookela, Malin was given fine Of Sc
and SO costs.
The family difficulties existing in
the Peters home were settled as Ear
tiers. the defendant being fined SIS
with SO costs added. The troubles
arose over an assault and battery
charge preferred by Mrs. Peters
against her liege lord who. it was as
serted. used undue violence in en-
forcing his commands. Judge Wilcox's
little sermonette upon domestic tell
city was brought into play, AID large
slices OF wholesome advice were gra-
tuitously passed around.
Messrs. Woodhill, Heating and Nc
Candless, charged with drunkenness,
failed to put in an appearance, hence
forfeited bail to the amount of S..
Included among those present in
the Jag row. were Mr.. Cane. Mr..
Moriarity. Mr.. Homer and Mr.. Floyd.
These paid the customary fines Of 81
and costs for undue inebriety,
Alex. Douglaw. charged with having
no visible connection with healthy
job of work was granted an extension
of time until Friday to exhibit his
prospects and bank book
The case of Kaamani. charged with
mayhem, was continued over until
Friday.
The illegal liquor selling case, in
which Nantilo figured quite conspicu-
ously. the arrest having been made
last Sunday, will come up for trial
Friday morning
Through his attorneys. Louis Wal
mers, charged with the dispensing OF
liquors contrary to law. was granted
further time to plead. The hearing
was set for Friday