The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-30
MONDAY
CALENDAR
WiIcoxDisposed Of
Thirty Small
Cases.
IA JAG THAT COST
A FATHER 5000
UngratefuI Charles David Got Six
Months Blind Man Thrown
From Lanai.

In Judge Wilcox's court yesterday
charged with assault with {
a weapon, was discharged.
The defendant, it appeared, went to
friends house and suggested a
friendly game of draw" Wong Pat,
which is the name of his friend, said
nay; urging as extenuating circum-
ey.
Wong Pats refusal to gamble irri-
tated Fukunaga, who drew a knife and
threatened to carve his friend if he
did not play with him. Much hot air
was wasted by the two men, and the
attention of a neighbor was drawn to
the racket. He went into the room
and persuaded Fukunaga to depart in
peace Meanwhile, the menaced Wong
Pat chased a warrant
Attorney De Bolt, who appeared for
the defense, moved that his client be
| dismissed on the grounds that he had
not struck at Wong Pat, nor attempt
| ed any actual violence against his per-
! son. His motion was allowed.
| Toni (w) was given five days at hard
| labor on charge of vagrancy. De-
PENDANT, who works by day in a barber
shop on Queen street, was arrested on
the information of a native man, for
being common prostitute.
Il don't want to be too hard on you
women who engage in this business
said the judge. "but something must
/ be done to check you. Not long ago
/ YOU people were recognized by law and
registered, but this seems to be thing
of the past We can't allow you peo-
pie to scatter all over town. | sentence
YOU to five days at hard labor. This
4 will be the thin edge of the wedge. In
future I will increase the sentences as
new cases crop up.
A similar case to the above, against
Utake (w), was nolle pressed.
J. Mckay paid S25 and costs for as
saulting Charles E. King. The case
was called last week, but defendant
forfeited his bail and complainant had
La warrant of arrest issued. 1t appear
ed that Mckay hired a hack one day
last week, and that the driver OF the
hack got into an alteration with an
other man, the complaining witness In
the case. Angered at the delay, or inn
bued with the idea taking UP the
cudgel on behalf of vhe hack driver,
Mckay struck Charles E.. King once
standing up and several time when
down He pleaded guilty to the charge.
5 Charles David, one of Honolulu 9
worst Migrants, was sent to the reeI
for six months on a charge of gross
{, Icheat He was also committed for trial
on charges of larceny in the, first and
second degrees.
Defendant gent, to the mate of the
Servia, now in port, and unfolded to
him an affecting story of hard luck.
The man of the sea took compassion on
him and bedded and boarded him. 1t
was not long before David hypothecat-
ed his benefactor's gold watch and
Sunday pants.
The watch which was worth $50, de-
PENDANT sold to a Japanese for SIS, rep
resenting it to be his own Out of this
) transaction grew the charge of gross
cheat.
Manuel Tavares and Willie Fernan-
I DEE We're reprimanded and discharged
( for common nuisance. The defendants
5 were arrested while playing baseball
z / last Sunday near the Royal School
8 Crowds of small boys gather in the vi
/ cinity every Sunday and their hootine
8 and yelling has been productive Of
3 many complaints.
Other cases dealt with were:
Makida, assault and battery on Off
Ger Spencer, nolle pressed; Hugo, as
8 sault and battery on H. Herickson, 81
3 and costs; Nakamura, assault ant
& battery on Shiora, nolle pressed; H
Luning, assault and battery on Mrs
: Scott, Nakai, Charles Kauki, Ekekiela
3 Kuhia drunkenness, 50 and costs; Aug
3 Richardt, alias Richard Kuntz, selling
3 liquor, July 81; Lee 10y. Teiki (w.)
8 fornication, bail forfeited; Saung, Ald
Z asi, Itsu, Ikami, Sikogawa, gambling
3 SO and costs; Matsuda, gambling, noll,
e pressed; Makida, II. Luning, drunken
3 Eess, Sc and costs.
3 Yesterdays arrests included:
3 Mrs Knaut, selling liquor; Joe San
3 tos, assault and battery on H Kia
& Limapehu, Susque, Johnson, drunken
q mess.
8 The arrest of Limapehu revealed al
3 interesting story.
q Defendants father is foreman of
3 road gang in Manoa Valley. Yesterda,
& he discovered that the key of his casl
3 box was broken, and told his son t
8 take the box to a Chinaman, get a new
8 key made, and bring the box back. Il
4 the cash box was 1905. 40.
g The young man did as he was bid
3 but as soon as he got the new key h
9 unlocked the box, took the money out
8 isent the box home by Chinaman AM
& started out to have a good time. Lat
3 in the afternoon he was arrested TO
q drunkenness and taken to the polio
g station. On him was found $697 so.
3 He had got rid of 5000 In about fiv
& hours.
2 He bailed himself out and drov
81 home in a hack His father asked hin
4 where the money was, and the sol
Z replied that it was at the police sta
i ton. Needless to say that Limapehl
4 Sr lost no time in recovering what wa
q left of his small fortune.
4 The police are searching for nativ
q named Kiliona. On Sunday Kiliona
3 who was drunk, threw a blind country
g man of his over a veranda, near tn
q Fountain Saloon at Palama. The vic
4 tim of the attack fell over twenty fee
Fl and sustained such serious injuries tina
4 last night he was removed to tn
g Queens Hospital.