The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-27
kEIGHB0Rs DISAGREE
AND PROFANITY FOLLOWS
DRAYMEN WHO MAINTAINS THE
FAST PACE BROUGHT. =
TO TIME.
Defy Flung at Court and Prosecution
Failed TO connect-ssorey VIII
Hammer Out His Salvation at the
Reef.

Expansive and troublesome clouds
which have lowered over the vicinity
OF South and Queen street for several
days past. perceptibly cleared at the
conclusion CT the airing OF neighbor-
hood differences heretofore existing
between Mrs Bilingsberg and Mrs.
[unst. which occupied about an hours
time and attention in police court yes
terday morning
Il appears that Mesdames Billings
berg and Kunst while residing in adj
joining premises have not been on the
best OF terms. Saturday matters
came TO a head by Mrs. Kunst caus.
ing the arrest of Mrs. Bilingsberg
upon the charge of profanity. Il was
then alleged that the defendant had
launched several lunches Of partially
decomposed invectiYes at Mrs Kunst
and her husband, who were endeavor-
ing to dwell in peace and Quietude
under their own vine and fig tree.
The stories OF the participants ard
the afterthoughts from various neigh
bors which were offered in evidence
before the Judge traced the troubles
back to prehistoric times. A sitting
of testimony developed the fact that
there had been more or less bad feel
ing existing between the two and that
in the flow of profanity the nonors
were about even. The incident clos
ed by Judge Wilcox administering
mild reprimand to Mrs. Bilingsberg.
Seven draymen. charged with driv-
ing their vehicles through the streets
of Honolulu faster than walk, were
assessed fines of 81 and costs each.
The defendants were arrested by Off
Ger Akau who sailed out after 8
O'Clock Monday evening. and caught
the teamsters returning TO their re-
spective homes after a DAYS work.
Their speed was considerably acceli-
rated owing to the lateness of the
hour. and the shortening of the time
separating them from a square meal.
The court intimated that a repetition
of the offense would not result in so
slight a penalty. The draymen sol
EMMY promised to heed the city or
dinances governing the conduct of
vehicles.
Eight cases of drunkenness receiv-
ed prompt disposition and the regu
lation 81 fine and 81 costs.
Collector J. H. Schnack cast all
manner of deiances at the court as
well as at Prosecutor Chillingworth
Yesterday morning when his name
was called in connection with a case
of assault and battery upon Kamakee.
Z native woman. last Friday evening
Three men were arrested on Joe Dee
warrants and giving bail. The officers
i \,
identity of the parties. Yesterday
morning it was found taat Harry
Juen. the retail liquor dealer, was
one of the men wanted and according
w the papers were served on him.
The other two men remained a mys-
terry until the police court began its
session and then the prosecution
found out that Schnack. who was in
the room at the time. was onetC CT the
other two wanted
Sehnack al first demurred at max
ing his appearance before the court.
DESPITE the urgent beekoni1g from
his attorney. and the call of the court.
SchnaCkvremained in his seat at the
rear Of the court room. By instruc-
tons from the court. Deputy Sheriff
N-AAAAAAtt- y VI III 81 FNAA q wa siA4A upon
SChnack and he was forthwith taken
befoie the tribunal. The case was
however deferred until the third per
son in the assault can be located II
will come up for trial today.
Mr.. Schnack states that he is hard
of hearing and did not understand the
courts order.
Ten gamblers who had been passed
up from the day previous were given
quick dispatch. Several escaped with
reprimands while others who had be-
come too closely identified with the
game 10 escape punishment were fined
SO and costs.
1t viii take two months of stolid
hammering at the adamantine rock
before Jno. Storey, convicteSs OF vag-
rancy. will be released from confine-
ment on the reef.